Canadian Parliament Debates Alien Labor Bill
In Ottawa on February 27, a heated debate discussed George Taylor's alien labor bill, modeled on the U S act. MPs Hesson Lister and Laurier urged rejection to avoid straining Canada U S ties, while Sir John Macdonald and Sir Wilfred Laurier voiced cautions and calls for measured action against retaliation. The discussion touched on immigration policy and the need for Canadian representation in Washington.
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Ottawa
Ont
Sprerau
George Taylor
Leeds County
United States
Hesson
Lister
Western
Ontario
Canada
John Thompson
Italy
Wilfred Laurier
John Macdonald
Bayard
David Mills
Interior
Washington
Dom Pedro I still ready to serve Brazil in exile
In a conversation published from an interview with Dr. Morel Dom Pedro, ex Emperor of Brazil, says he will serve Brazil in Europe while banished and will not provoke civil strife. He doubts abdication, expects Brazilians to seek unity, and refuses a manifesto now while acknowledging the republic’s difficult task.
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New York
Mendonca
Dr. Morel
la Nacion
Buenos Ayres
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Morel
Rio de la Plata
Bocayuva
Bocayura
Rio
Europe
K. Morel
Ido
Strikers Leave Nashua After Board of Trade Talk
Nashua New Hampshire February 27 striking operatives departed the city. Male spinners held a meeting and resolved not to return to work until January price schedules are restored. A spinners committee met a Board of Trade committee. no firm proposition was given, but conciliation efforts were authorized. A delegation will visit Boston to press Amory for concessions in the city’s interests.
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Nashuua
N. H
Board of Trade
Boston
Amory
Nashua
Six Millions Too Heavy The Labor War and Granite Makers
The Granite Manufacturers Association of New England held its first meeting at the Quincy House with officers elected. The Tailors and Trimmers Union reorganized at 1003 Washington Street with about one hundred members present. The cities officials released estimates for 1830, noting that a higher tax levy is needed to fund streets and sewers, while warning current limits cap city services.
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The
Clothing Trades
Washington Street
Tailors and
R. Rhind
MM. Michels
H. Cohen
P. Harris Thorner
M. Raphael
Elyams
Granite Manufacturers’ Association of New England
Quincy House
D. Q. A. Field
Quincy
W.S. Lyons
Boston
W. S. White
Rockland
New England
Steam Fitters’ Association
St. Stephen's Hall
Building Trades Council
James H. Dodge
Common Council
Hart
Crry
Cit Council
Commonwealth
Bert
Suffolk
Roxbury
Board of Health
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Joans
What is Nationalism Discussed by Nationalist Club
A public meeting of the Nationalist Club at the Woman's Educational Union on Boylston Street heard J Ransombridge address the question What is Nationalism in reply to critics including Francis A Walker. He argued against Bellamy's utopian scheme noting civilization presents practical obstacles and that Bellamy was needed at his time.
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Nationalist Club
Woman’s Educational Union
Boylston Street
Francis A. Walker
J. Ransombridge
General Walker
Bridge
Walker
Bellamy
Arrivals of ships at New York harbor dated Feb 27
New York report notes the arrivals of multiple vessels including the brig Rising Sun from lemerara, the brig Fairfield, the brig Gonaives, the schooner Leriand, and the brig Cardenas aboard the ship Yorktown Montevideo, with the port listing February 27.
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New York
Yorktown
Montevideo
Rising Sun
Lemerara
Fairfeld
Gonaives
Leriand
Cardenas
Weather forecast for New England and New York
Forecast through 8 p m Friday: Maine New Hampshire Vermont expect cloudy skies with rain and mild warming. Rest of New England to see threatening weather and rain with higher temperatures. Eastern New York also to have threatening weather with rain and warmer southerly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
New York
Weather in Boston Report from Observer's Office
Boston weather report from the observer's office lists foggy conditions with NE wind at about 6 to 10 mph. Mean daily temperature around 38 to 51 degrees, dew point near 37, relative humidity near 96, and total precipitation noted for the northeast.
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Boston
Observer’s Office
Signal Service
U.S
BOO. SA
M. Fatoniglot
Cu.s
Sinc Bisceeer
Mit
GM Sic
Observations Elsewhere 3 Dm Note
Observations taken at 3 Dm record brief notes from an external location. The fragment notes observations elsewhere and labels time as 3 Dm. The terse entry provides limited detail but indicates external observations at the stated moment.
Steamers Arrived With Lot Of Transatlantic Vessels
Boston and New York ports report arrivals from Liverpool Antwerp Limeborg Hull Hamburg Liverpool Leith London and Baltimore among others. Ships named include Istrian La Flandre Cassius Karlsruhe Hindoo Crown of Arragon lrior and Montanas cargo routes noted with dates Feb 24 26 27 and ships from various European ports.
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Boston
Istrian
Liverpool
New York
la Flandre
Antwerp
Cassius
Limeborg
Karlsruhe
Bremen
State of Indiana
Glas- OW
Hindoo
Hull
Lrior
Hiamburg
Crown of Arragon
Croma
Leith
Philadelphia
Montana
London
Sweatsea
Queensmore
Balimore
Southampton
Aller
Dunkirk
Pet
Restorinel
Baltimore
Cork
Argosy
Amsterdam
Bayonne
Excelsior
Glasgow
Angla
Hornlead
Laltimore
Mareseilles
Neustria
von Eng
Salerno
Newark
Durham City
Bogen
Fishery Talks to Washington Prolonged in Parliament
In Ottawa on February 27 Sir John Macdonald said negotiations on the fishery situation with the United States are proceeding satisfactorily. Parliament discussed Behring Sea and reciprocity bills while the British government engages Washington on wrecking and coasting issues, with a postponement sought. Fergusson in Loxton denied Behring Sea closure. talks continue.
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Ottawa
Spreciau
John Macdonald
Dominion
Washington
Peter Mitchell
St. Petersburg
Behring Sea
United States
Canada
Sir John Macdonald
Messrs. Kirkpatrick
Charlton
Patterson
Loxton
James Fergusson
House of Commons
Sebring Sea
Invitations Accepted for Berlin Labor Conference Opening
Brerlin February 27 Austria Italy Holland Switzerland Denmark and Sweden have accepted invitations to the Berlin Labor Conference Spain Portugal and others are invited to attend The Emperor will open the conference in person Neither Prince Bismarck nor Count Herbert Bismarck will be present.
European engineers to attend opening of Forth Bridge
London February 27 The opening of Forth Bridge is set for Tuesday next and attracts universal interest across England. The Prince of Wales will lead the ceremony with engineers from all parts of Europe attending. Forty French railway magnates will join the party and after the ceremony guests will tour Liverpool to inspect the London and Northwestern railway sidings with nightly 9900.
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London
Sreeran
Dunlap
Forth Bridge
England
Prince of Wales
Europe
France
Liverpool
London & Northwestern Railway
Gravity Shunted Cars Move Then Inspect Mersey Tunnel
Rail cars are shifted entirely by gravity and then the Mersey tunnel will be inspected. The report notes the method and upcoming inspection steps.
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Mersey Tunnel
Lincoln’s son survives operation amid hope of recovery
Master Abraham Lincoln son of the American Minister, previously near death, rallied after an abscess was lanced and tapping relieved heart and lungs. Doctors continued measures to drain pus and prevent further danger as Mrs and Mr Lincoln thank the public for the sympathy flood from the United States.
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London
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
United States
Commission Report Critiques War Office and Seeks Reforms
London Feb 27 report on the Marquiss of Hartingtons commission on the army and navy bill condemns the War Office system as extravagant cumbrous and inefficient. It proposes abolition of the commander in chief position with a military chief of staff and an advisory board to whom department heads report. It also suggests Parliament hold warrants power away from the Secretary of State. The navy is praised as well organized and well managed.
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London
Marquis of Hartington
Army and Navy
War Office
Duke of Cambridge
Arrival of the Enterprise Brings Naval Scandal to light
The US steamer Enterprise carrying the late George H. Pendleton's body crossed Sandy Hook at 1 p m. amid claims of brutal discipline on board under Captain McCalla. Descriptions of crew mistreatment, suspensions, and desertions, plus a regulatory clash over ammunition, sparked sensational naval speculation.
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Enterprise
New York
United States
George H. Pendleton
Germany
Sandy Hook
Tribbune
Reverend Taylor Installed as Pastor in Newtonville
In Newtonville the Rev. David H. Taylor was installed as pastor of the Central Congregational Church after a favorable council report. Scripture readings were given by the Rev. G. J. Butters, with addresses from Revs. Reuen Thomas, O. P. Gifford, E. A. Dunning, and A. Dickinson. The installing prayer was by Rev. S. H. Howe of Norwich, Conn, and the right hand of fellowship was given by Rev. H. J. Patrick.
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Newton
Beacon Whist Club Hosts Progressive Party in Lynn
The Beacon Whist Club held a progressive whist party at Odd Fellows Hall with 100 couples from 8 to 9 pm for prizes. Dancing followed until 2 am with music by the Salem Cadet Band, drawing Lynn’s elite to the event.
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Lynn
Senday
Beacon Whist Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Salem Cadet Band
Ten Street Railroads Granted Franchises at Prrrseens
At a special meeting of councils in Prrrseens Penn on February 27 the right of way was granted to ten street railroad companies to build and operate. The franchises cover most streets from the city center to the suburbs, totaling about eighty miles of track. The estimated value of the franchises ranges from 50 million to 60.6 million dollars, with a noted regulation quirk allowing any road to buy out others if desired.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Ohio
Yazoo Delta
Tensas Basin
Yazoo
Greenville
Lake Providence
Chicoto County
Ark
Torrance
Miss
D. L. Jones & Son
Illinois Central
van Hooser
Louisvitutz
Ohio & Mississippi
Here
Cincinnati
C. A. Wooster
Middleboro
Cumberland
Dllon
Livingston
Middlesboro
Knoxville
Evansville
Ind
Beane
Davenport
Cuarneston
W. Va
Quinnemont
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
LCO
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas State
San Francisco
Arizona
Prescott
Prrrseens
Penn
Two Deaths and a Big Billiards Scoreline
John A Davis of Davis Savels Co dies from brain concussion after a Wednesday run away horse incident in Worcester. Claude Chaffranson a Jersey City silk mill owner suicide due to debt. New York billiard tournament results show Ives over Heiser 500 to 109 and Schaefer over Daly 600 to 560.
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John A. Davis
Davis, Savels & Co
Worcester
Claude Chaffranson
Jersey City
New York
Ives
Heiser
sSchaefer
Daly
Virginia's Debt Funding Commission Approved in Richmond
A Richmond despatch reports the Virginia Senate adopted a joint resolution to form a debt funding commission. It charges governor, wealth committee chair, finances chairs from both houses, and one member from each house to elect a commission to receive funding proposals, with a $1,000,000 cash deposit required to back any accepted plan. The measure is expected to pass the House.
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Boies
Iowa
Campella
United States Steamer Enterprise
New York
Pendleton
Virginia Senate
Baltimore
Richmond
Senate
Committee On Wealth
House of Delegates
Virginia
Mail Car Burned in Utah Fire Burned Mail Car Westbound
Information from the railway mail service reports mail storage train No. 47 burned this morning at Blue Creek Utah. The mail car was a total loss and all through mails for San Francisco destroyed. No registered mail aboard. Cause unknown.
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San Francisco
Railway Mail Service
Blue Creek
Utah
Shamonin
Penn
Cameron Colliery
Malden
John A. Lamkin
Centre Street
Fire alarms hit two local sites with minimal damage
Smoke at Charles F. Merrill residence on 476 Columbus Avenue prompted a Box 76 alarm at 12 20 pm yesterday but caused no damage. A second blaze in Simon Cohen’s grocery at 14 North Margin Street was spotted by Patrolman Glancy at 2 05 am, confined to the lower floor of a four story wood building, with stock damage of 300 dollars and building damage of 200 dollars. owner J Schwartz cited an overheated stove as the cause.
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Charles F. Merrill
Columbus Avenue
Glancy
Station 1
Simon Cohen
North Margin Street
J. Schwartz
Genuine Forty-niners meet at Revere House in Boston
The genuine Forty-niners gathered at the Revere House last evening with many in attendance. President Snow presided. George G. Spurr served as secretary. They discussed funding Sutter's Fort restoration and planned a scroll of honor for New Wayland. Membership added: Richard Chenery, Jothame Salisbury, Willian H. Fludder, David A. Hodgdon Dedham, Alonzo Ledyard.
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Revere House
Snow
George G. Spurr
Sutter’s Fort
California
San Francisco
New Wayland
Spurr
Sacramento Valley
Mary Sinclair Davis
Roxbury
Sutter
Boston Post
Boston
Richard Chenery
Belfast
Jothame Salisbury
Weymouth
Mass
Willian H. Fludder
Newport
Physician Endorses Mollin's Food For Children
A prominent doctor testifies that in his practice with children he has achieved more and better success with Mollin's Food than with any other product.
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Mollin
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