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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1890

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Weir Murphy Featherweight Fight Ends In Knockout

Ike Weir Belfast spider and Billy Murphy Australia clash at California Athletic Club for 625 purse. Weir knocked out in the 14th round. Also Alabama Supreme Court sets Hawes execution date for murder of wife and two children. Iowa Legislature suit remains deadlocked. Naval orders list detachments and assignments with several revocations.

Ike Weir Biliy Murphy Australia California Athletic Club Weir Supreme Court of Alabama Hawes Birmingham Iowa

Portugal Faces Crisis as Cabinet Resigns and Riots Rage

Lisbon dispatch reports the Liberal Conservative Senor Pimental to form a new cabinet after Portugal acceded to England's demands. Riots, student demonstrations, and patriotic actions spread across Lisbon with arrests and widespread support for Portugal against Britain.

Loxpow Lisbon Senhor Pimental Leneland England Senor Pimental Gilviberio Imental Enhor Gomes Glynn Petre King’s Palace Derem In Patriotic League Cortes Viva Portugal Viva Pinto Serpa Pinto Oporto Justion Senhor Barros de Gomes Chamber of Peers Eneland Evens Leeland Portugal Senace Pimental Chagas Senhor Aronco Dia Ife Senhor Clomes Great Britain France Spain Austria Maparip London Marquis of Salisbury Gomes Nyassa Slozambique

Shipping arrivals and departures listed with ports and dates

A long OCR style summary lists many vessels with origins and destinations. Entries include ships such as Palestine from Liverpool arriving in Boston January 18, City of Columbus and Bulgarian from Boston heading to Liverpool, Veendam and others sailing from New York to Rotterdam, and several ships from various ports including Havana Antwerp Demerara and Philadelphia. The list covers January dates across Atlantic and European ports with multiple ships in transit or on passage.

Boston Palestine Liverpool Baltimore Boson Cry Huston New York Sierschel A Tao Danetto WH. A. Tartimann Chenile Rugia Hamopurg Bidder Bremen Calan Amsterdam Rotterdam Elysia City of Columbia Hlavana Philadelphia Era Antwerp Hugin Demerara Queenstown Paborgia Veendam Moville Peruvian Portland Wisconsin Deptford Creimon

The Gondoliers Cause Rift in London Theatre

The London press reports a growing split between Gilbert and Sullivan over The Gondoliers. Gilbert refuses to back the New York company or participate in rehearsals, signaling a possible final separation. Rumors tie Sullivan and Gilbert to separate ventures with Eugene Veild in London as a potential joiner.

London Srreran Dunlap Cable p'Oyly Carte New York Sullivan Gilbert Eugene Vield Kield

Czar appoints ministers and honors high officials

Leading papers express satisfaction with Russia's financial strength and anticipate continued growth. The Czar names Darnoyo, Manasserie, and Vysineeradsky as privy councillors. Vannovoski receives Vladimir order while General Enroth Ie cheg hatch e w and Huebbente gain the St Alexander Newski order.

Sp. Peterspunae MM. Darnoyo M. Manasserie VM. Vysineeradsky Order of Vladimir M. Vannovoski Alexander Newski General Enroth Iechikhatchew M. Huebbente Russia

Reichstag President reports Emperor notes world peace praised

Jan Bent dispatch states Herr Von Levetzow told the Reichstag the Emperor yesterday spoke with pleasure at the general political situation and assured peace. The Emperor added that to keep peace Germany must maintain its military armaments given its geographical position.

Sullivan Gilber Pare Lisbon Senhor Gomes Pavel William Pave Bent Herr von Levetzow Reichstag Ife Germany

The Highest State of Efficiency and Military Provision

The passage extols the ideal of achieving peak efficiency while relentlessly supplying the army and navy. It frames national strength as inseparable from disciplined efficiency and unwavering defense support.

Army Navy

Indicted for Blackmail in British Financial Press

Loxpow Jan 15 The trial opened for Claude Marks and Sidney Woolfe proprietors of the Mining Record and Mr Marix of the Financial Times indicted for blackmail. They allegedly sought payment to suppress articles harming a gold mining company. The attorney general noted the claim that they would publish damaging reports unless paid.

Loxpow Claude Marks Sidney Woolfe The Mining Record Marix Financial Times

Funeral crowds attend Dr Doellinger’s rites in Musici

A large crowd gathers January 13 for Dr Doellinger’s funeral with ministers mayors generals and professors in attendance. The ex Empress's wreath decorates the hearse as she sends sympathy to relatives describing the loss as irreparable to the civilized world.

Musici Dr. Doellinger Loxpon Globe Lord Salisbury Standard Bertin San Francisco Sania

Banks Fail to Surrender 10 Percent Under Windom Order

In Washington on Wednesday the Secretary Windom set a final deadline for banks holding government deposits to surrender 10 percent of funds. Only about eighty of 152 complied. fifty more face action in two days. Nine banks accepted an offer to sell bonds to the government while keeping currency loaned on security, boosting bond purchases by 560,000 in four percents and 246,000 in 445. Total bonds surrendered reach 605,000 par, representing over 37,000,000 in currency loaned. Deposits in banks now around 40,000,000, including 85,000,000 for disbursing officers. remaining fifty banks would reduce deposits to about 33,000,000. Windom may issue another 10 percent call with the same bond surrender option.

Washindon Dan Windom Treasury

Large Baltimore loss as warehouse fire destroys grain and steamship

Elevator No 3 along the Patapsco River burned with contents including 500000 bushels of wheat and corn. Losses total 700000 to 900000 dollars. British steamer Sacrobosco, iron built and 1476 tons, alongside, also destroyed with 150000 dollar loss. Three sailors missing feared dead or drowned. several others injured. The incident follows other fires and losses across Manchester New Hampshire and nearby towns with extensive property damage and insurance notes.

Baltimore Patapsco River Baltimore Elevator Company Northern Central Railroad Company Ssacrobosco Sacrobosco Charles Turnbull North Shields, Inc Henry Gill Robert Cairis John White Ireman Charlies Jolson England Thomas Knight

Governor Campbell Inaugurated Amid Packed Capitol Crowd

Foraker a private citizen in Corumpes O January 18 reports Governor Campbell was inaugurated today. The east front of the Capitol hosted a large crowd as indoors were crowded. Foraker, ill with grip last night, attended to introduce the new governor but spoke sparingly. Campbell's address drew frequent applause and a grand street parade followed, one of the finest seen in days.

Corumpes Campbell Foraker Jagrippe

Wreck of City of Worcester Leaves Seafarers in Peril

New Longpon Conn Jan 13 A heavy sea battered the steamer City of Worcester leaving it stuck on rocks. A large eighteen inch bowser was lost and a lifeboat brought back only one crewman. The ship has settled about two feet and may not be floated if conditions persist. Repairs and towing planned to New York. divers patch iron plates while pumps run. Firemen serve on City of Norwich. Worcester crew remain aboard captain hopeful of floatation.

Caro Clinton Wickliffe Mason John W.atwood Samuel W. Atwood John A. Brown Atwood Odd Fellows Mansfield James Rollin James Edward Judge Powell Richardson Wick Ferguson Stockman Irs New Madrid Moscow Kinois Central Railroad John Rhodes Rhodes John Gaddies Gaddies Robert Johnson Mr. Johnson Robert Lood Joss Gp. Louis Kansas Wichita Trafic William Brady Morgan Street Fifteenth Morgan Streets Emanuel Church Benjamin Wofield Tenth Street Tenth and Mullanphys Street St. Louis Alice Dickent Rome, Watertown& Ogdensburg Suspension Bridge New York Whirlpool Rapids Park Company Osweco Church of the Evangelists State Normal School Utica N. Y Trenton Union Church Rome Watertown & Ogdenshure Fulton Street Williams Willis New Washington Lower Lake Lake Erie Lake Michigan Osweep Rochester Amies Buffalo Lower Lake Region Ohio Valley West Gulf States Farnbanks Ind Brrrano New York Central Falls Penn Dan New Longpon Conn S. A. Gardner Norwich Line City of Worcester Mr. Gardner Ward Worcester City of Norwich Livers Scott

Remains of William D. Kelley Laid to Rest in Philadelphia

The funeral of William D. Kelley known as the Father of the House was held with privacy and few mourners. At his daughter Mrs Horstman’s home only close relatives and a small group were admitted before a quiet ceremony at First Unitarian Church attended by nearly the Pennsylvania delegation. The services were conducted by Rev. Furness and Rev. May, followed by burial at North Laurel Hill Cemetery.

Puirapeleuia William D. Kelley First Unitarian Church Twenty-First and Chestnut — Streets William Furness Joseph May Pennsylvania North Laurel Hill Cemetery

Catholic Church Plaintiff Loses bid over $600,000 seizure

New York judge rules ex-sheriff Peter Rowe cannot be held liable for $600,000 taken from Leon Barnard, a canon of the Church of Rome, and dismisses the suit brought by the Catholic prebendary against New York's former sheriff. The money was part of a larger 2,506,000 fortune once accumulated by the bishopric of Tournai Belgium, moved to Canon Bernard then to the United States.

New York Wallace United States Peter Rowe Leon Barnard Church of Rome Tournai Belgium Dumont Durrousseau Bernard

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