Wages Reduced for Central New England & Western Crew
In Tantrorp Connecticut on January 19 engineers and firemen on the Central New England and Western line, who run the Stratford to Campbell Hall express, discovered pay cuts without notice. Engineers formerly earned 9 dollars per round trip and firemen 6, now 7 and 4.50 respectively. envelopes were refused. The crew, mostly Brotherhood members, vow no general strike but will quit if rates are not restored, seeking other positions if necessary.
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Tantrorp
Conn
New Ene- Gbland & Western Road
Startford
Campbell Hall
Brotherhood
Weather forecast for New England and New York
Forecast for Maine New Hampshire Vermont and eastern New York calls for rain and warmer southerly winds. Rest of New England will see increasing clouds and rain with warmer temperatures. Rhode Island and Connecticut steady. Boston area data include mean temp 32.0 dew point 29.0 total precip 0.00 inches and max wind from the north.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Boston
Aem
M. Raroinlebetacks
Aps
Ees
Caer
Ess
Cess
Cncceees
Steamers Arrived Various Ports In January Timetable
Shipping news lists arrivals and origins from January, noting vessels such as Venetian Napier Chester Picqua Rydal Water Britannic and many more at Boston New York Philadelphia Plymouth Liverpool and other ports. Details include routes from Liverpool Hamburg London and Baltimore with dates January 15 to January 19 and occasional losses like 11 head of cattle aboard State of Alabama.
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Boston
Liverpool
Napier
Mediterranean
New York
Chester
Rotterdam
Picqua
Messina
Rydal Water
Hamburg
Britannic
Connemara
Denmark
London
Martha
St. John’s
Copenhagen
Polynesia
Glasgow
State of Alabama
Noman
Sirius
Barrowmore
Baltimore
Virginian
Nevada
Antwerp
Noordlands
Queenstown
Mineola
Philadelphia
Lord Clive
Hong Kong
China
San Francisco
Nova Scotian
Yessa
Boulogne
Obdam
Anne
Merivien
Philaned
NOT IN HER SOBER SENSES Britons protest Portugal crisis
Berury reports North German Gazette urges Portugal to adopt sober policy and defends Lord Salisbury as willing to settle the dispute under international law. In Liston protests against the British ultimatum fill public squares and a Campens square meeting is declared a fiasco. Duke of Palmillo funds an ironclad. Glynn Petre attends a Foreign Office reception. Commercial and Traders associations express regret and hope for restored friendship.
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London
Portugal
Lord Salisbury
Lord Napier
Magdala
Senor Martinez
Saygasta
Duke of
Aosta
Humbert
Italy
Berury
North German
Liston
Campens
Palmillo
Glynn-Petre
Foreign Office
Commercial Association
England
Traders’ Association
Compromise Over Napier Titles After Twin Sons
Lord Napier of Magdala’s death sparks a rare peerage dilemma as twins Robert and George contend the succession. Doctors’ ruling on who was first born prompts Parliament threats and a compromise offering George an annuity and one title while Robert inherits the other. The family seeks a stable path in the historic division of honors.
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Loxpey
Dunlap
Lord Napier
Magdala
Robert
George
Martinez fails to form cabinet in Spain
Maprio Jan 19 reports Senor Martinez unable to form a cabinet as Sagasta and most Liberals oppose his protection policy. Queen Christina recalled Sagasta who has undertaken to form a cabinet.
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Senor Martinez
Maprio
Sagasta
Martinez
Queen Christina
Sardine Corner Raises Prices In London Business Scene
London January 19 reports a new sensation in business circles an international corner in sardines. The canned article price has already been raised and sparks trading chatter among investors and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sprca
Dunlap Cable News Company
Bazaar Projected in London Space for Beauty Show
London January 19. A bazaar planned to aid poor bachelors is seriously projected for the coming season. One section will offer comfortable arm chairs for elderly single gentlemen and space will be allocated for a bachelors beauty show.
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London
Dunlap
Brazil banks divide nation into three districts
London reports the Brazilian government divides the country into three banking districts with three issue banks backed by 250 million in government stock. Each bank's notes circulate only in its district with ten percent of earnings used to redeem capital.
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London
Maprio
Barcelona
Paris
la France
Djiboutel
Harrar
France
New Society of Artists
Société Nationale Des Beaux Arts
M. Meissonier
MM. Degnan
Pouvert
Chavammes
Dalou
Cazen
Waltner
Bressels
Congo Free State
Leopold
Moanda
Congo
Zanzibar
Mombasa
Europe
East Africa
William Clark Laid To Rest In Mt Auburn
William Clark who died in St Louis was buried in Mt Auburn after services at his former Watertown home led by Rev W H Savage and Masonic burial at the cemetery chapel by Pequossette Lodge of which he was a past master. Flowers included a lodge design and bearers were lodge members Charles W Stone Dr R F P Horne G Banks and S I Starp.
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Watertown
Vpequossette Lodge
William Clark
St. Louis
Mt. Auburn
Charles W. Stone
R. FP. Horne
Ey G. Banks
8. I. Starp
Tragedy in Bondville Claims Agnes Spooner Young Teacher
Ashland reports a drowning at the Doston Duck Company reservoir when Agnes L Spooner a 20 year old second primary teacher for Bondville froze through ice along with three others Miss Jackson Miss McAllister and Otis Sedewick all were rescued with difficulty Spooner left a widowed mother and two brothers after a year teaching in Bondville noted as exceptionally well liked by the community
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Ashland
Bondville
Agnes L Spooner
Doston Duck Company
Spooner
J. Bb. McAllister
Miss Jackson
Chelsea
Otis Sedewick
Wilbraham Academy
Worcester Steamer City of Worcester Towed to New London
New Lownton Conn Jan 19 The passenger steamer City of Worcester Norwich Line stranded on Bartletts Reef a week ago is now in the lower harbor and not much worse for wear. Weather mild aided release as pumps and tugs recovered the ship. Temporary repairs planned before towing to New York under Captain S A Gardner with praise from President Clark.
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New Lownton
Conn
City of Worcester
Norwich Line
Lartlett’s Reef
Scott and
Merritt
New York
Worcester
Clark
Harvard Withdrawal Resigns From College Baseball League
New Haven January 19 Harvard University Baseball Club resigns from the College Baseball League sending the notice to Captain Calhoun of Yale. Harvard cites a rule restricting intercollegiate contests to New England and signals focus on Yale in athletics. Yale also withholds rowing against Cornell, leaving only intersquad or Harvard contests.
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New Haver
Conn
Harvard
College Baseball League
Calhoun
Yale
College Association
Harvard University Baseball Club
Cambridge
G. Calhoun
J. C. McCoy
New England
Harvard Athletic Association
Puinipe B. Linn
Jousa FL Burnet
Harvard University Baseball Association
Columbia
Cornell
New London
Arvard
Funeral of Walker Blaine Attended by President and Cabinet
The funeral for Walker Blaine was held at 10:30 a.m. at the Blaine home with a private service then a larger church service at the Church of the Covenant conducted by Rev. Dr Hamlin. President Harrison and Mrs Harrison, the Cabinet, Supreme Court justices, diplomats, and many members of Congress attended. Robert Blaine is ill with pneumonia and could not attend.
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Wastmarox
Speciar
Walker Blaine
Blaine
Harrison
Diplomatic Corps
Hamin
Church of the Covenant
Robert Blaine
Funeral of J Archer Hill in Salem
The funeral of J Archer Hill clerk of the Board of Overseers of the Poor and longtime Odd Fellows leader was held at New Jerusalem Church in Salem. Mayor Rantoul and city officials attended along with Fraternal groups. The service included a Rev Callan address, Beane eulogy, and burials at Greenlawn Cemetery with Red Man and Odd Fellows rites.
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House
Ways and Means
Harrison
Massachusetts
Morse
DeWitt S. Clarke
Tabernacle Church
Salem
Andrew
Silcott
Windom
Congress
Oklahoma
Ohio
Richard G. Wood
Governor Foraker
New York Presbytery
New York
J. Archer Hill
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Order of Odd Fellows
New Jerusalem
Rantoul
J. M. Callan
Odd Fellowship
Beane
Newburyport
Greenlawn
Fr. Wigein
Odd Fellows
E. A. Upton
N. G
George Willis
Chaplais
Traternity Lodge
O.J
Hill
Simon ©. Dalrymple
Raymond
W. 5. Nevins
C. Bd. Fowler
C. A. Ingalls
James W. Averill
Frank Cousins
Essex Lodge
W. F. Sawyer
B. P
Naumkeag
J. Fy Bs. Wiggin
The
Red Men
Illness of Mason & Hamlin official at 39 Commonwealth Ave
St Heary Mason of Mason and Hamlin Piano Company is seriously ill at his residence 39 Commonwealth avenue. He rested comfortably last night.
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St. Heary Mason
Mason & Hamlin Eae & Piano Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Windom Silver Bill Aims to Tie Coinage to American Mines
A silver bill drafted by Secretary Windom will be sent to Congress. It seeks to limit silver acceptances to American mine products and set treasury notes redeemable in silver or gold based on world price. The measure faces Senate debates over enforcement, minting rules, and potential manipulation by speculators.
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Washinatox
Speciat
Windom
Congress
United States
Senate
House
Sherman
Hickias
Senate Finance Committee
Inter
Wali
House of Representatives
Ally
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
National Banking Association
Ee Ae
Fire Across State Asylum Wing Sparks Multiple Blazes
A Worcester State asylum fire near Simmer street sent the entire department at 7:24 last evening. About 230 women patients were moved to safety as flames spread through the north and adjacent wing. The blaze, started by heated paper in a water closet, damaged roof structures but the building’s use remains intact. Nearby fires damaged the main Worcester Fair Grounds building, incurring about 100000 in losses with extensive insured contents. Other incidents include fires in New Haven, Providence, and New York with varying losses and insured status.
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Worcester
Dan
State Asylum For
Simmerstreet
Miss. Allen
Fair Grounds
Worerster Agricultural Society
Dy B.A. Ruehmond & Con
J. W Sargent & Sons
George Co. Dewhurst
John L. Franx
New Haver
P. H. Walls
Adams Express Company
Springfield
Charles Fuller
Ludlow
Rls
Kenney
GiGabot
Dane
Providence
ROE
Jian
Fitzgerald
Clifford and Eddy
J. Ludwig & Co
William G. Hopkins
M. Fitzgerald
Thurber & Burns
Johnson & Ryder
Hopkins
New York
Gan
Cortlandt Street
Rankin
Elizabeth
N.J
Robert Forster
Standard Oil Company
Constable Hook
N. J
Depiam
Dragan
Charities M. Dutton
Eastern Avenue
High Street
Cleveland
Myers & Potsky
Akron
Yale Lists New England Juniors for Prizes and Orations
The New Haven notice lists Yale University junior appointments announced yesterday from New England. Names include Willian Bartlett and Joseph Bowden Jr of Connecticut for philosophical oration, Cecil Bancroft of Andover for high oration, and Theodore Hart for dissertation. Also named are multiple students from Connecticut and nearby states for first and second disputations, first and second colloquies, and other oratorical events with varied hometowns such as Bridgeport New Haven Hartford and Saybrook.
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New Haven
Yale University
New England
Willian T. Bartlett
Bridgeport
Conn
Joseph Bowden, Jr
Curtis ©. Bushnell
H. W. Gruener
Clitford G. Twomby
Boston
Cecil SK. Bancroft
Andover
Edward P. Drew
Meindoes Falls
Samuel C. Shaw
Reading Ridge
EK. Savartout
Stamford
Palcott
New Britain
J. AN. Baldwin
Chessure
J. H. Buck
Hartford
William RB. Cerson
C. S. Tagman
Saybrook
H. la Field
Ealloquies
G. Adams
Bradley
J. L. Bunce
Hall
New Canaan
G. H. Hefilon
Deep River
G. Hodges
Bristol
Laelophins
F Kenerson
Somerville
Wood Parker
Niantic
G. F. Adams
H. L. Williams
A. L. Aiken
Norwich
G. FE. Bailey
Groton
W. A. Burrows
Westboro
C. P. Cooley
Terris
Riverside
B. Horr
Bridegeport
South Norwalk
Hanford
Weed
Malabar Grounded Off Cadiz After Collision
The steamship Malabar, damaged and aground, has arrived at Cadiz after a collision with the French steamer Erymanthe. The incident left the Erymanthe’s yards and masts affected, with both ships reporting damage and seeking safe harbor.
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Loxpondon
Malabar
Cadiz
Erymanthe
Readers weigh options for old furniture disposal
A letter asks what to do with old furniture when funds are tight. Suggestions include private sale, auction, charity, or storing pieces for later use, arguing each method offers value to buyers and recipients and urging publication of guidance for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine's Furnier
Iman
Boston Labol Organizations and Trade Unions Meetings
Boston labor groups reported a busy schedule with multiple union meetings in halls and temples. Officers were elected in several locals including Bricklayers Carpenters Paper Hangers and Engineers. A mass meeting at Tremont Temple aimed to push the eight hour movement while other unions initiated members and discussed cooperative plans and bail arrangements.
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Alabamated Building Trades Council
Pythian Hall
Burt Stone i
MM. J. Carroll
Bricklayers’ Union
J. W. McLellan
Carpenters’ Union
John W. Whall
Marble Cutters’ Union
Thomas Seccombe
Asmalgramated Carpenters
Charles Weiler
Paper Hangers’ Union
Serjeant Ate Arms
J. J. Donovan
Roofers’ Union
John L. Doherty
Jamel D. Sheehan
LL. C. Childs
Frank Patterson
Daniel O'Keefe
Tremont Temple Bebb
Steam Railroad Men's Union
Blatchford Hal
Paine Memorial Hall
Grand Council
Local Assembly
Dth Street
New York & New England Railroad
Civeystone Hall
Ball Committee
General Assembly
Carpenters’ City Committee
Boston
Fast Boston
Roxbury
Delowate
Joseph J. Clinkard
Porester Hall
Louis Ash
Bakers’ Union
Caledonia Hall
W. J. O'Brien
David Milnes
Edward Bruker
Patrick Brannigan
John Hancock
Central Libor Union
Supreme Council of
Slury M. Whitney
Monks
Lattin
Labor Department
Typographical Union
Kneeland Street
Almaleamated Society of Engineers
John Burns
London
Tack Makers’ Local Assembly
Knights of Labor
Bagie Hall
So Wiety
Lack Makers’ Union
Condensed Despatches From Early 1900s Rail and Cable News
The Punta Rassa and Key West cable is broken severing links between the West Indies and South America via Key West. The Commercial Telegram Company plant is under New York Stock Exchange control and tickers resumed after a stoppage. Several collieries operated by Philadelphia and Reading Railroad were shut down, leaving 26,000 men unemployed due to dull coal trade. Powderly briefly left Scranton as a warrant for his arrest was served. a suit for malicious libel to follow. A Cincinnati rail accident blamed on a new operator caused multiple deaths. a Boston-bound train struck Florence Prask near West Lynn Saturday afternoon.
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Punta Rassa
Key West
West Indies
South America
Commercial Pelegram Company
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Reliance
Burnside
Potts
Funnel
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Dulness
Trenton
N. J
Trenton Potteres
Powderly
Scranton
Penn
Mellin's Food Merit as Easy to Prepare Baby Formula
The merit of Mellin's Food lies in its superiority to other substitutes for mother's milk and in its quick preparation. It is a real blessing to busy or tired mothers, needing only a few minutes at night and morning to prepare enough for twenty four hours.
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Leonard & CO
Ayer
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
White-Field Mfg. CO
Milk St
Cor
Pearl, Boston
Ast
Keeler G GO
Washington
the City of
Gloucester
Hass
William W. French
Sheppard Bowan
Bipeins
J.T. Vips
State Agt
Dev
Fuller’sallocs
Springftel 1
Boston Athletic Club
Boston Athletic Association
Myer
Cobb
Thayer
Haven
Pratt and Tucker
Fisk
Fay
H. H. Hunnewell
E.R. Wheelock
Lodge
Sanford and Pickman
Kingsley
Merriam
Winslow
Manchester
Hunnewell-Wheelock
Amory
Leeds
J. S. F Iy
Ives
H. C. Hagen
Hunnewell
Dh Pickman
F. Merriam
L. Tucker
L Bisque
S. Kk Sanford
P. Vanchester
Wc Js
Kinasley
F. di Tiske
M. Pratt
KR. Lodge
T. Kk
Wheeloe Keats
Wincoyeee
Jane Habes
R.G. Metcalf
Kiske Warren
H.C. Leeds
T. Dillet
Llhascore Wasi O
Metcalf
Warren
Hest
ritle—Appleton
King
Flubbard
Neer
Inish
Underwood
Hubbard
Denny
Stewart
Crowninshield
Brow
Fellows
Messrs
Appleton
Russell
Everett
Crystal Spring
School St
Frederick Chase
Dartmouth College
Walker Blame
Agnes [ Spooner
New England & Western
Pace
A. B. Earle
Ing
Ourlyle
Emerson
Webster Historical Society
Mometer
Paso
Tex
Lastport
Kelena
Mont
Jacksonville
Tla
Kansas City
Montreal
Marquette
Cy Ani
New Orleans
New WO
Salt Late City
Crea
Wilmington
N.C
Lelow
Wudd's
Central Market
North Street
Germany
Lord Napier’s
Meirship
General Foreign News
William H. Clark
Henry Mason
Wail Street
William Russell
Alien Bros
Merrimac Street
Engle 6
Hook and Ladder i
Ain
Boston & Maine Depot
Boston Labol Organizations
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