Queen Victoria's public return and Lords address
Jan 21 at Youde the Queen rode in an open carriage to the House of Lords amid snow and crowds. The session opened with glare and full dress as peers ministers and bishops attended. The Queen expressed sorrow over Ireland unrest and urged Parliament to empower the government to uphold law and liberty.
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Toxpan
Buckingham Palace
House of Lords
Household Cavalry
House of Commons
Ireland
Great Britain
Irish Session Review Illuminates Ireland Policy
Junpon reports in the House of Lords the Duke of Abercorn moves the address in reply to the throne speech. discussions on Ireland include union maintenance, persecution suppression, and defense of the Irish minority. Lord Salisbury and others debate Samoa, Burmah, and East peace while urging firm imperial policy.
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Mouse of Lords
Junpon
House of Lords
Duke of Abercorn
Ireland
National League
Fair of Scarbrough
Earl Granville
Lord Salisbury
Gladstone Urges Conciliatory Irish Policy in Commons
In the House of Commons on January 21, Mr. Gladstone urged a gentle, just approach to Ireland and urged unity. He praised Lord Salisbury’s conduct in Roumelia and called for resolute action to maintain the empire while pursuing justice for Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondoon
House of Commons
Vonnelly
Longford
Mir
Gladstone
Lord Salisury
Hogland
Lord Salisbury
Ireland
G Gladstone
Michael Hicks Beach
Wxchegguer
United Ireland Warns Nationalists on Suppression
An early 20th century note claims United Ireland warns Nationalists that suppressing the National League will trigger conspiracy and invinciblism as the government bears responsibility. It urges Lord Salisbury to beware and Nationalists to prepare for forthcoming political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lord Salisbury
Bhicgs
Dupin
United Ireland
National League
League
Guardians of the Poor Law Union Seek Six Month Eviction Suspension
The board resolves to demand government action on suspending the eviction law for six months to settle a dispute over reins. They argue the government ration is vital to the peace of the country and name Mr Pare Ben as a party to the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerdigne
Te Peer Law Union
JiMunion
Bowra of Guardians of the Poor Law Union
Pare Ben
Tig Board
Audi
Death of Joseph Mayer the Author
French and British items report deaths and legal actions. Notable death: Joseph Mayer, author of scientific works. Other notes include parliamentary amnesty vote in Paris, expulsion protest in Kin, arrests of public drivers, and financial suspensions at a life assurance firm.
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Joseph Mayer
Liverrool
Nventarium
Saxpon
House of Lords
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M.rochefort
Marguillos
Pendleton
Peter Jepsen
Petersburg
Jeyman
United States
NarnEs
Laurence Oliphant
Royal Style of Spesub and Fagen on Victoria’s Speech
Patrick Ezan, head of the Irish National League, comments on the Queen’s address. He says royal language conceals aims and predetermines no change toward home rule. He asserts Parliament will press Ireland’s case regardless and coercion references are vague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patrick Ezan
Irish National League
Cormpelica
Ireland
Man Arrested in Self-Defense Shooting in Woonsocket
Philip Lacoste, accused of killing Mitchell Delage in Woonsocket, RI, was arrested in Holyoke and told officers he acted in self defense. Police found two revolvers, three silver watches, a gold watch, other jewelry, and $16 on him at the Holyoke station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Masa
Hilip Lacoste
Mitchell Deluge
Woonsocket
R. I
Holyoke
Lacoste
Delage
Maine Press Association elects officers at annual session
In Portland on January 21 the Maine Press Association elected Albro Be Chase ik H Etwell and George A Quimby to offices with Brackett as alternates. Necrology sketches honored John Neal Sylvester Brackett Rev Frederick Shaw Elijah Upton W H Wheeler John H Lynch and W H Simpson. Ovis M Moore of Waterville presented The Editor on Earth. A E Chase George S Rowell and A Pillsbury were chosen to plan a summer excursion route. Members later attended a reception at Col J M Adams editor of the Argas.
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Portland
Maine Press Association
Albro Be, Chase
Ik. H. Etwell
George A. ‘Quimby
George H. Brackett
John Neal
Sylvester B. Brackett
Frederick Shaw
Elijah Upton
W. H. Wheeler
John H. Lynch
W. H. Simpson
Ovis M. Moore
Waterville
A. E. Chase
George S. Rowell
A. Pillsbury
J. M. Adams
Argas
Lancaster Bank Case Indicts Veo and Dr Nelson
The Lancaster bank grand jury reports indictments against Charles H Veo for larceny of 170000 and against Dr Nelson as an accessory before the fact. McNeir remains missing and Forrester the cashier is out on bail awaiting Clinton District Court. District Attorney Hopkins says bank cases won’t be tried now due to inadequate preparation time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orcester
Lancaster Pank
Charles H. Veo
Dr. Nelson
McNeir
Forrester
Clinton
Hopkins
Benk
Stores Ordered Closed on Sundays by Police
Newport officials ban Sunday morning openings for all stores with bar rooms attached, mainly targeting grocers while excluding druggists. The measure, issued January 21, faces probable resistance as enforcement begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
B. 1
Executions Issued in Slander Case Over Jury Costs
WorcesterMass January 21 A clerk of the courts issued an execution in the case of A B R Sprague versus HW H Bigelow for 2666 99 to cover jury costs and interest on the slander verdict from two years ago The case went to the Supreme Court on defendant exceptions which were overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
A. B. R. Sprague
Ohio Senate Adjourns Without Reading Journal in Contested Election Case
Corrumpes O Jan 21 The Ohio Senate adjourned this morning without reading the journal which carries the Hamilton county contest resolution to the table and effectively ends the push to move the investigation from the privileges and elections committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrumpes
Ohio Senate
Hamilton County
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Stringham suit against Mrs Stewart yields $42500 verdict
In New York January 21 the case Thomas O Stringham versus Mrs A T Stewart over injuries from a farm job at Garden City IL ended with a Kings County Supreme Court jury awarding $42 500 to the plaintiff.
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New York
Thomas 0. Stringham
Mre. A.T. Stewart
Garden City
Kings County Supreme Court
Evangelist James K Sutherland Arrested in Fraud Case
South Framingham Mass Jan 211 James K Sutherland former actor Bob Hart runs a restaurant here since last summer. He was arrested in Lowell this afternoon on a charge of fraudulently disposing of mortgaged property and brought to South Framingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Mass
James K. Sutherland
Bob Hart
Lowell
Break-in at Briggs Corner Post Office Sparks $50 Reward
Providence reports a break in at Briggs Corner post office in Attleboro Massachusetts during a grocery store hours theft of $3 in cash and one registered letter. Post office inspector offers a $50 reward for information leading to arrest.
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Providence
Briggs Corner
Attleboro
Mass
Milwaukee Wheat Trader J B Oliver Reports Failure
Jan 21 Cuicace report says J B Oliver of Milwaukee a well known wheat dealer has failed He once ran a wheat corner in St Louis and his liabilities are said to be large
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicace
J. B. Oliver
Milwaukee
Oliver
St. Louis
George Besse Convicted for Unlawful Perch Seining
In Wareram District Court George Besse was found guilty of unlawfully seining perch in the Agawam river. He was fined 30 dollars and one third of the costs, and he appealed by furnishing bonds of 200 dollars.
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Wareram
Mass
George Besse
Agawam River
West Brookfield Votes to Rebuild Corset Factory
Worcester Mass January 21 voters at a town meeting unanimously support a petition to the Legislature for authority to appropriate funds to rebuild the corset factory burned two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
West Brookfield
Legistare
Indications for New England Weather Report
Indications for New England show cloudy mornings with local rains, then mostly fair and slightly colder conditions. North easterly winds, rising barometer, and cautions from flatteras to Eastpors accompany the forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnixerox
New England
Flatteras
Eastpors
Prospects of a Strike at New Bedford Mills
Mass report on potential strike actions by New Bedford spinners and weavers as wages have fallen 20 percent since 1854 and half time was imposed last summer. Circulation calls for a 10 percent raise. mass solidarity and possible general stoppage across Bourne and King Philip mills described with committee actions and wage dispute context.
Spinners Consider 1 Percent Wage Rise Across Mills
In New Bedford the Manufacturers and Spinners Union weigh a nine month wage increase demand of one percent. Spinners in Wamsutta and Grinnell mills favor a strike if refused, but older workers urge restraint to avoid widespread outage. A strike could shut all four mills, cutting wages by about thirty thousand dollars weekly. The union claims treasury strength for six weeks, while other workers face greater hardship.Both sides seem cautious with strikes unlikely soon, but agitation from Fall River fuels tension. If no strike now, a spring strike appears likely.
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New Bedford
Mass
Wamsutta Mills
Grinnell Mill
Acushnet
Potomska
Fall River
Women Hat Trimmers Form Union at New Era Hall
About 100 women from Lamson Merril Jamaica Plain David Wilcott Co and others backed by a male delegation from the Joint Association of Finishers and Makers formed the Hat Trimmers Association. Miss Mollie Griffin was elected president with Mary McNaner secretary Annie Galino treasurer and Etta Field Kittie Muller Lena Briant Sarah Leonard named to the executive committee. The meeting adjourned for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Post
New Era U Hall
Morlings
New Era Hall
Lamson & Merril
Jamaica Plain
David Wilcott & Co
Guyer
Joint
Association of Finishers and Makers
Thomas Farrell
Joseph D. Berry
E. A. Downing
Norfolk
Conn
Union of Labor
Westin
Knights of Labor
Miss Mollie Griffin
Mary McNaner
Annie Galino
Fifteen Lasters Strike Over Wages at Tuker & Co
Fifteen lasters at Charlee Tuker & Co. East Stoughton quit work after being refused a wage increase. They seek seven, eight, and ten cents per pair for several shoe styles, claiming others pay more. The firm calls the demand unjust but open to arbitration. strike expected to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Charlee Tuker & Co
East Stoughton
Post
Keene Bros. Wage Talks Fail in Labor Board Standoff
In Lynn Massachusetts January 21 the Knights of Labor executive board met with Keene Bros for about two hours. W G Keene proposed moving workers from Skowhegan to the Lynn factory but was ignored. A adjournment set for next Tuesday and no settlement reached as New York decisions on the boycott loom. The joint arbitration board discussed prices for female stitchers but made no progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srrnces
Knights of Labor
Brockton
Tprockton
J. H. Stillman
Eaton
Stiilman
Oach
Lynn
Mass
Keene Bros
W. G. Keene
Skowhegan
Knights
New York
B. F. Spinney & Co
Joint Board of Arbitration
Malden
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Fells
Edgeworth
Camden
Knights of Labor Organizations
Rockport
Tatay
Forgers Swindle Western Banks in $56 000 Plan
In a 1885 to 1886 scheme, a gang forged drafts letters of credit and certificates of deposit to drain Western banks. Led by William Lyiman and aided by J C Hogan, the network used forged bank documents and distant exchanges. Pinkerton agents traced payments, leading to Hale’s arrest and the seizure of counterfeit checks and notes. The scheme is estimated to have defrauded banks of about $56,000.
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New York
Ney
Cnowers’ Bank of
Cheyenne
Wic
First National Bank of
Albany
Ore
Butte City Bank of
Montana
Lywen G
Baurk
Chicago
W.A. Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Nsrac
I. S. Male
Floyd County Savings Bank
Charles City
Izet National Bank of
Joliet
Hiliaie
Joliet Bank
Floyd County Bank
United States Express Company
Gage
Express Company
Hale
Fort Wayne
Ind
R. A. Pinkerton
Yale
J. C. Hogan
Robert Bowman
Hogan
William Hi. Lyiman
Dearden Seized In Montreal Jewelry Trade Case
Walter Patterson observed an English dealer named Dearden active on Halifax and mail trains. Collector O Hara seized 20000 dollars worth of uncustomed English jewelry from Dearden showroom. Dearden confessed to years of jewelry trade across Halifax Quebec and Montreal and faces confiscation and heavy fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Walter Patterson
Dearden
Halifax
Fluebee
Perterson
Quebec
Ewlifax
W. J. O'Hara
Vermont Grand Army Holds Nineteenth Annual Encampment
The Vermont Grand Army opened its nineteenth annual encampment in Buelingtos Vermont. A business meeting reported ninety two posts and over four hundred members statewide. Generals Burdett Connor Vandervoort attended with Mayor Woodbury ex Governor Barstow and Henry Ballard. A banquet for fifty three was hosted by Stanard Post Burlington with speeches by leaders and officials.
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Buelingtos
Vermont Grand Army
Burdett
Connor
Vandervvoort
Stanard
Burlington
Vandervoort
Woodbury
Henry Ballard
Barstow
Rhode Island G A R Elects Officers at Encampment
Providence January 21 The Rhode Island G A R department at its nineteenth annual encampment elected officers including Department Commander Theodore A Barton senior vice commander Benjamin Kilhail junior vice commander Gideon L Spencer chaplain Rev Frederic Denison delegates to the national encampment George O Kid dy and Dr Cook alternates G A Wallace and H C Luther in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Department of Rhode Island
Theodore A. Barton
Benjamin Kllhail
Gideon L. Spencer
Frederic Denison
George O Kiddy
Dr. Cook
G. A. Wallace
H. C. Luther
Nash arraigned for beating crew on brig Kavep
S M Nash master of the brig Kavep faced charges of beating and wounding a crew member and was held in two hundred dollars. He also faced a charge of unlawfully paying advance wages to crew and was held in two hundred dollars. John H Bond master of schooner Harold C Beecher was held in two hundred dollars for unlawfully paying advance wages to seamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Nash
Kavep
United States
Hallett
John H. Bond
Harold C. Beecher
Western Massachusetts creditors pick committee for St Louis firm claims
In Springfield on January 21 western Massachusetts creditors of the St Louis Book and Stationery Company selected E C Rogers B D Rising and James Ramage paper manufacturers to join a committee of three named by New York creditors to press their claims which total about 5000.
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Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
St. Louis Book and Stationery Company
St. Louis
E. C. Rogers
B. D. Rising
James Ramage
New York
Buried Miners In Nanticoke Mine
In response to friends of the imprisoned miners, the company will sink a six inch shaft to their tomb, allowing food and air to be supplied if any survive. Work will take twelve to twenty days. Little hope remains that the men are alive.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Nanticoke
Red Cross leader receives Balkan relief donation
Miss Clara Barton, president of the American Red Cross, received $200 from the St. Louis branch president and sent the funds to Gustave Moynier for relief of the Balkan armies’ sick and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
N.Y
Clara Barton
American Association of the Red Cross
St. Louis
Gustave Moynier
International Red Cross Society
Notable Onondaga Valley Clerk John Haanes Dies at 94
Syracuse obituary notice: John Haanes longtime Onondaga Valley town clerk for twenty eight years died at age 94. A Yale College 1810 graduate, native of Hatfield Mass, he settled in Onondaga forty four years ago. The report notes his long service to the suburb near Syracuse, N Y.
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Syracuse
N. Y
John
Explosion at Glasgow dye house injures none seriously
A steam cylinder head exploded at the Glasgow dye house on Phion street Portland Me causing a wall to collapse. Captain Doughty was knocked from a window and Mr Stewart the manager was pushed aside but no serious injuries were reported. Damage to building about 150 dollars and to stock 70 dollars.
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Portland
Glasgow
Phion Street
Captain Doughty
Grand Army Fair Closes in Worcester With Sword Award
The Grand Army fair in Worcester Massachusetts closed tonight and Captain Fred W Wellington of Battery B received a sword. Net receipts are expected to approach three thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Fred W. Wellington
Caswell Massey Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Review
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with quinine and pepsin prepared by Caswell Massey Co New York is described as very strengthening and easy to take and is prescribed by leading physicians and by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caswell, Massey & Co
N. Y
al Druggist
Sensations on Backing Down and Pension Debates in Senate
Washington dispatch reports rumors of a presidential back down fading by morning. The article details Republican hopes to end secret sessions and debates over naval inquiries, officials’ impeachments, and a heated soldiers widows pension bill with clashes between Reagan, Matson, and others shaping the politics of pension policy and wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mr. Matson
Colonel Wolford
Browne
Inchang
Senator Sherrman and the Amendiment to the Directoral Council
In Wastington on January 21 the Senate debated bills including a Dakota enabling act and a clash over counting federal votes. Senator Sherman proposed amending the counting bill to remove House exclusion and require a joint convention to decide disputed votes, raising constitutional questions and sparking lively remarks from Senators Edmunds Evarts Hoar and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrman
Wastington
Senate
van Wyck
United States
Butler
Territory of
Dakota
Committee On
Sherman
Edmunds
House of Representatives
Senate of the
House of Ue
Evarts
Hoar
New York
Rhode Island
Rode Island
House
Actio
Ohio
Mr. Pickwick
Copyright laws and reciprocity treaties in Senate bills
The article notes a copyright bill introduced by Senator Chace altering US and foreign author rights and prohibiting importation of copyrighted works except English translations. It also reports the National Board of Trade backing reciprocal treaties with Canada Mexico and San Domingo, plus Senate bills on lighthouses, wreck compensation, engineer corps assignments, postmasters, frozen smelts duty, and Senate confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hincros
Chace
United States
Washington
National Board of Trade
Dominion of Canada
Republic of Mexico
San Domingo
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Senate
Aldrich
Castle Hills
Newport
R.I
Guil Rocks
Newport Harbor
R. I
Gould Island
Narragansett Bay
Hale
Committee On Naval Affairs
Tallapoosa
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association Annual Meeting
The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association held its annual meeting last evening. Officers were elected led by President Newton Talpot and Vice-President James G. Haynes. The treasurer Frederic Lincoln reported a stronger financial position and a funded debt, with building income covering fixed charges. A charity fund was created with commissioners Levi J. Willcutt Charter Whittier and Erastus B. Badger. The relief committee noted five members and fourteen widows on monthly relief. thirty-two members died, with funeral benefits totaling $2400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Newton Talpot
James G. Haynes
Frederic W. Lincoln
Alfred Bicknell
Trestees
James R. Knott
Edmund G. Vannevar
William Mackinzie
Henry N. Sawyer
John L. Whiting
George O. Carpenter
George A. Clough
Frank M. Ames
Francis C Hersey
John H. Webster
George W. Walker
Leyi J. Willcutt
Charters Whittier
Erastus B. Badger
Committee of Relief
English High School Banquet Plans For 74 77 Members
The class of 74 to 77 of the English high school held its annual banquet at Youngs Hotel with Edward B. Wheeler presiding and over forty members in attendance. Officers elected for the coming year include President Charles I Bliss Vice President Frank H Briggs Secretary C A Kim Opil Treasurer Augustus McHerson Executive Committee George G Lutermeister HE F Grover James J Carr Historian James L Carr Poet Fl F Page Toastmaster George L Varrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s Hotel
Edward B. Wheeler
Charles I. Bliss
Frank H. Briggs
C. A. Kim- Opil
Augustus McHerson
George G. Lutermeister
HE. F. Grover
James J. Carr
James L. Carr
Fl. F. Page
George L. Varrels
Essex Bar Association Dinner Held at Youngs Hotel
The Essex Bar Association dinner at Youngs Hotel last night drew about thirty attendees led by Hon W Py of Northend. Honorables Thompson Sherman Lincoln Birley Moody Moulton Sheriff Herrick and District Attorney Tiiriert were present. Story telling dominated the informal after-dinner program with plenty of legal wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Bar Association
Young’s Hotel
W. Py
Northend
Thompson
Sherman
Lincoln
B. Birley
W. H. Moody
H. B. Moulton
Herrick
Iriert
Explosion in West Virginia mine traps thirty seven workers
At 4 46 pm a fire damp explosion in the Newbury Oriel Coal Company shaft near Newburg traps about thirty seven miners. Air shafts blocked and rescue efforts continue with no bodies recovered by midnight. Families gather near the shaft in anguish awaiting news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waleling
ZW. Va
Newbury Oriel Coal Company
Newburg
W. Va
Rehtival
Snow Slides Hit Aspen Region Killing Several Men
Aspen dispatch reports twenty seven avalanches near Maroon pass over three days. A rescue party found twelve mules but five men are missing after an avalanche buried the crew three days ago. Victims identified as Albert Sloper Ira Hall James Rangerford David Pattenhall and two others. A six mule team and driver fell near Independence pass but the driver survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denyex
Col
Aspen
Maroon Pass
Caven
Hopkings
Marion Stewart
Onaries Miller
Speller
Albert Sloper
Ira Hall
James Rangerford
David Pattenhall
Independence Pass
Leadville
Fatal snowslide in Utah buries two cabins
In Park City Utah a miner named Thorstrom was buried under 203 feet of snow and died. A second snowslide struck an upper cabin, crushing A O Patterson and his wife who were found dead about 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salf Lake City
Utah
Park City
Thorstrom
A. O. Patterson
Patterson
Heavy Rains Hit West of the Rockies Telegraph Lines Cut
Telegraph advices from Ogden report heavy rains since Tuesday west of the Rocky Mountains. Washouts are severe and telegraphic communication with California has been completely cut off since yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcago
Ogden
Rocky Mountains
California
Irish National League South Boston Holds Meeting and Elects Officers
The South Boston branch met at Montgomery Hall with P. J. Conlon presiding. Elections named P. J. Conlon as president, D. Gallivan and Delaney as vice presidents, P. F. Foley as financial secretary, M. H. Sullivan as recording secretary, and Dennis O'Reilly as treasurer. The old constitution was adopted and weekly meetings voted. A debate on incorporating American politics into meetings followed with Deane and Brennan arguing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Irish National League
Montgomery
Upper) Hall
P. J.conlon
P. J. Conlon
Daniel Gallivan
Delaney
P.F. Foley
M.H. Sullivan
Dennis O’reilly
Messrs
James Sullivan
Dennis F. Brennan
WW. H. Dunne
Oers
Messrs. Deane
Brennan
Irish National Lawn League
Dunne
Eleven Hunters and Birds Nabbed in Salem Raid
Salem police raided the Lafayette House catching about 200 patrons. Officers secured eleven men and twenty birds as the raid disrupted gambling and cock fighting. Suspects from Boston including a reporter faced bail and morning court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Lafayette
Bickford
Tiynak
Abercrombie
Boston
Fire destroys multiple businesses in Hartford and Chester
A house in Olmstead Hartford, Conn., burned yesterday causing losses of about 5500 in damage. The Delaware oil works in Chester, Penn., were nearly wiped out with losses near 40000. A second fire on State Street and Chatham Street was spotted around 1 45 this morning from Box 7, damaging Crockett Bros office and adjacent tenants with total damages near 7500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmstead
Hartford
Conn
Delaware Oil Works
Chester
Penn
State Street
Chatham Cow
Crockett Broa
Walter Lockett
John C. Nichols
John Bigelow
C. A. Conant
Coke Worker's Strike Expands Twenties Miles in Pennsylvania
The coal and coke strike widens from Mt Pleasant to Uniontown as about eight thousand workers walk out and four thousand ovens idle. Pittsburgh police deploy sixty officers and the National Guard prepares amid a Dunbar convention as delegates report total participation and no violence expected tonight. Casualties include a fatal shot and a badly beaten youth. Hungarians are brought in to replace rioters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprotal
BME
Penn
Mt. Pleasant
Iniontown
Braddock
Pittsburg
National Guard
Uniontown
Coke Miners
Donbar
Dunbar
Dlegate
Lamont
Bob Hoodset
Thia
Connellsville
New York
Eoks
Vermont Man Drunkenly Hallucates in Boston West End
Charles Dempsey of Bellows Falls Vermont was found drunk in the West End with officers transporting him to the station. He argued with police and taunted a woman, Lizzie Walters, who was also arrested after being drunk and accused of breaking glass on Portland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dempsey
Bellows Falls
Boston
Wyman and
Hickey
Deacon Kendall
Leutenant
Oficers
Omeer
John L
Ken
Gall
Charles
Foster
Burrill
Lizzie Walters
Lizzie
West End
Los Portland Street
Unclear names from OCR text fragment
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War reminiscences shared by Captain A Jackson in vestry
Captain A Jackson delivered a lecture illustrated with stereopticon views in the vestry of the Broadway Universalist Church on personal war reminiscences. The Grays, a social group of South Boston Post Office letter carriers, plan an anniversary banquet at McElroy's Seaside House next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Universalist Church
A. Jackson
The
Grays
South Boston
McElroy
Seaside House
Ship crewman dies after fall aboard Stockholm City
Elissar Griffiths of the Stockholm City crew fell in the hold while off Charlestown and suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries. He was admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital and died minutes after arrival. Griffiths, about 35, was from Liverpool and leaves a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elissar Griffiths
Stockholm City
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
Griffiths
Liverpool
Identity of Revere Junction victim named Ek Walsh
The body found on the Eastern railroad tracks at Revere Junction Wednesday night is identified as Ek Walsh an employee of the electric light company at West Lynn. Walsh about 35 from Worcester is said to have a family there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Railroad
Revere Junction
Ek, Walsh
Electric Light Company
West Lynn
Walsh
Worcester
Captain Folsom Helps Tigers with Quick Transport
Captain A. A. Folsom of the Boston and Providence railroad accompanied the Tigers on the train last night. He received thanks from the party for his kindness and the interest he showed in the fair by providing prompt and satisfactory transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Folsom
Boston and Providence Railroad
Tigers
Winter Hill men net thirty five pickerel from Shawsheen river
Four gentlemen of Winter Hill Somerville began early yesterday and caught thirty five pickerel from the Shawsheen river. The five were displayed at the Winter Hill hose house and drew much attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabiort, Aigtet
Perry
King
Winter Hill
Somerville
Shawsheen River
Malden Polo Player Injured in Boston Game
James MeCarty of Malden Polo Club is dangerously ill from injuries suffered during a game in Boston two evenings ago. His brain is reported to be injured and he is regarded as one of the club’s best players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malless
Mass
James MeCarty
Boston
MecCarty
Malden
Inauguration and Society Meetings Highlight Ticks by Telegraph
Governor Henry Laird was inaugurated in Annapolis. The Citizens Law and Order League plans its national convention in Cincinnati on February 22. Worcester Agricultural Society invites New England Society for next fall’s fair. Nail makers raise prices by 5 percent at a New York City meeting with twenty firms. Gloucester fleet added twenty vessels last year totaling 1528.09 tons. this year shows a decline. A Birmingham youth, George Miesde, injured by a cigar explosion believed to be a joke. Puritan shirt factory trustees organized in Provincetown with John J. Rich president and M. N. Gifford secretary. work begins on the new factory. Judge Harry White of Indiana Fa na arrested for forgery amid a will dispute involving his mother’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Laird
Annapolis
Citizens Law and Order League of the United Statees
Cincinnati
Worcester Agricultural Society
New England Agricultural Society
Birmingham
Conn
George Miesde
Puritan Shirt
Provincetown
John J. Rich
M.N. Gifford
Harry White
Indiana
Fena
Thomas White
Salvation Oil cures rheumatism claim by Baltimore user
A Baltimore resident asserts Salvation Oil cured years of rheumatism in the foot. The testimonial is signed by Jone H. Anderson from Maltby House, Baltimore, Maryland.
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Jone H. Anderson
Tread Waller
Maltby House
Baltimore
Fragmentary Street Scenes On New York Commerce District
Readable fragments describe street activity near La Salle Street and Prince William Avenue with mentions of the Chamber of Commerce and law firms. The text references Wall Street stage and local business names, signaling a noisy urban commerce snapshot.
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New York
Wall Street
la Salle Street
Baltibrioue
Chamber of Commerce
ST. Jobs
N. B
Prince William
Yarbmouti
Law & Co., Ants
Way Bakers Are Annoyed by Sunday Debts in Massachusetts
In Massachusetts a petition drive shows over half of 509 citizens seeking a law to publish those who cheat on Sunday or refuse to pay for Sunday purchases. Bakers report customers rush in for warm bread, promise payment next day, then vanish. When bills surface, debtors boast that state laws bar collection, leaving honest bakers to face loss.
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Massachusetts
Legislatura
Theus
Gus
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Mr. Gladstone
the Lords and Commoners
Majesty
Germany
Samoa
Lord Dufferin
Salis L Ucy
Queeoe
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Irelad
Earl of Carnarvon
Westmiveter
Sqlapstone
Mic
Frlach
Erdland
Weriut Weter
Paarib
Dan
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Captain Landas
Burney
Canison
M. de Lossop
Retura
Panama
Sunteon Medical and General Life Assurance Company, Limited
Willieme
American Exchange
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James Martin
Anthony B Hudgee
Carlisle
Byrnes
Spain
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Pelew Islands
Noint
Albatross
Ssrs
Post Publishing CO
Mailk Street
Spesub
Patrick Fagen
Victoria
Piattip Lecoste’s Recasons
Amilling
Veo
Nelson
Rewport Grocers
Suvi Wappuga
Sprague
Bigelow
Hamilion County Burctions
A. T. Stewart
J.B. Oliver
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Orbox
Signa Service
Weavers
King Philip Mills
Robert Howard
Spinners’ Union
Burns
Bourne
King Philip
Ghace
Troy
Spring Pield
Shelburne Falls
Derby Silver Company
KE. Neurenberg
Beach Street
SIN 1 Uvy
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Mich
National Mining Company
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Danmor
Verbzont
Wilbrams
Rhode Islanp
G.A. H
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Ross
New Mexico
Chase
Pillsbury
Bontelies
Houge
Bouteclie
Norfolk Navy Yard
Naval Affairs’ Committee
Antiq
Manone
Virginia
Boutelle
Buncombe
Boutetle
Charles Levi Woodbury
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Ltl
Payson
Illinois
Treasury Department
Manning
Jordan
Bryanmn
Louisa Bryant
Bryant
One Hundred and Second Regiment
Colored Troops
Post Office Department
Hazen
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Wilson
Atlanta
New York Navy Yard
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Texas
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Funston
Kansas
Mr. Reagat
Ir. Dunn
Arkansas
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Louisiana Purchase
Mexico
Montezumas
Santa Claus
Matson
Respan
Engineer Corps
C.W. Raymona
New Orleans
George L. Gillespie
J. A. Lmith
Charles &. Blunt
Blunt
Vermont
North Conand
Ll. J. Bishop
Keene Cooper's Mills
William H. Clifford
Gray
Ofooe
Cis Faulkner
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Senate Today
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Belgium
Charles D. Jacob
Colombia
Edward H. Strobel
Madrid
Mechanic Association
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Essex Bar Disner
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Statement OF Assets
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Neewee
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Philadelphia
Ernie
Lehigh Valley
Pankera
Yatal Assets
Eerie
Charles Platt
T. Charlton Henry
William A. Plate
Greville E. Fryer
Eugene L. Ellison
Scull & Bradley
Devonshire Street
IB Pon Scull
Frederich Bradley
Georg P. Fina
Firke
Exeter
West Rutland Square
Howard
Myers
H. ¥. Stack
Hannah H. Brew
Immedista Mostilities
Charles and L
Insuranes Company
Aixa
Bankami Bank
City of
Massachu
Fallimore
Haroowe
Baring Brothers & Co
Lonndon
William M H. Hrar
Baker McNear
Ransom B. Fullae
Thomas Dana
H. J
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Prank
Dos
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Emery
Nathan Chima
Korge Hummar
Thomas Ek
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Charins
K, Prrier
Crus Wakefield
Soule
Hasking
Pied
Ransom B. Fuller
Berger Puller
Charles A. Fuller
Thomas L. Lord
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Freeman Nickerson
Sulivan
John L. Sullivan
Athens
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Paddy Ryan
Zeus
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