Secrets of the Senate fisheries treaty debate
The executive journal on the fisheries treaty to be printed in the Record shows Senator Hoar moving the open doors consideration, with Sherman, Pawes, and Teller voting in favor of the resolution that followed an adverse committee report. The resolution was defeated 4 to 1.
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Washington
Executive Journal
Senate
Hoar
Sherman
Pawes and
Teller
Committee On Foreign Relations
London May 31 Sailed for Montreal and New York
London reports several steamers sailing today including Sarmatian to Montreal Aller to New York Polynesis to New York and Brooklyn City to New York while Halifax notes Sardinian will be towed to Montreal by Newfoundland and Acadian likely Saturday evening. New York also lists sailings to Glasgow Hamburg Windward Islands Montego Bay Haracoa and Shanghai.
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London
Sarmatian
Liverpool
Montreal
Aller
Southampton
New York
Polynesis
Hamburg
Brooklyn City
Swansea
Hawifax
N. S
Newfoundland
State of Pennsylvania
Glasgow
Hammonia
Barracouta
Windward Islands
Ldith Godden
Montego Bay
Yudun
Haracoa
John E Sayre
Shanghai
Mark Maria
Canary Islands
Cromwell line steamships notice to passengers and shippers
The Cromwell line announces its long standing service with sailings from the North River and invites Boston travelers and freight shippers to consult agent J N Magna at 8306 Washington Street for passages or information. The list includes ports and dates across May with vessels such as Santiago Wieland Nevada Assyrian and others sailing to and from New York London Hamburg Bremen and Montreal.
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Boston
Santiago
Hull
Baltimore
Virate
Port Antonio
New York
Wieland
Hamburg
Ptolemy
Santos
Philadelphia
Sandinavian
Glasgow
Erin
Isle of Wigil
Minister Maybach
Kremen
Scilly
Maryland
London
Fastnet
Nevada
Liverpool
Dover
Polaria
Norfolk
Gibraltar
Iniziativa
Mediterranean
Ghent
Brahe
Pensacola
Moxart
Italy
St Ronans
Assyrian
Montreal
Leith
Critic
Father Point
Lake Nepigon
Livers
Havana
Panama
Colina
San Francisco
Acapulco
Southampton
Ems
Bremen
Saale
Do Yarde
Strate
Barnmoor
Bristol
Xeter
France
Gonnon
Scilly Islands
Newark
Queenstown
Germanic
Malin Head
Herschel
Oxenholme
Cromwell, Line
Cromwell
North River
J N. Magna
Washington Street
Eminent Specialists Called To Sheridan Bedside In Prolonged Illness
Washington May 31. General Sheridan remains gravely ill from heart trouble with recurrent attacks. Dr Lincoln Dr Pepper and other specialists are en route or present, as edema and breathing difficulties worsen. officials state chances of recovery are slim while the public watches with mounting anxiety.
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Washington
Sredan
Sheridan
O'Reilly
Lincoln
Blunt
Submarine Cable Plan Ties Canada to Australia
Ottawa reports Britain moves to establish a Canadian Australian conference to promote intimate commerce. A Pacific survey will map a three year route for mail steamers and a submarine cable from British Columbia to Australia via New Zealand Fiji and the Canadian Pacific line. Imperial authorities, Lords of Admiralty, and Admiral Fairfax back the project.
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Ottawa
Ont
Sanford Fleming
C.M.G
Standard Time
Lord Lansdowne
Canada
London
Pacific Coast
Pacific
British Columbia
Australia
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
H. M. S. Equeria
Admiral Fairfax
New Zealand
Fiji
Canadian Pacific Railway
England
Montreal
Vancouver
Bulletin on General Sheridan's Condition During Night
At 7 30 there was a slight improvement in General Sheridan's condition this afternoon with doctors in consultation. By 10 p m he had another severe attack and recovered imperfectly, causing great apprehension. By 11 30 p m his condition was unimproved and no change since the last bulletin was noted. June 1 1 30 am there was no change. Drs Byrne and Yarrow in charge. reports of slow sinking circulated unofficially. At 3 a m he had another slight coughing attack. otherwise he dozes and shows fatigue. No immediate danger expected. telegram to awaken none until 4 30. bulletin not expected before 5.
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General Sheridan
Papal consistory to preconize new bishops
Rome May 31 A papal consistory will be held tomorrow to preconize the new Bishop of Birmingham the Assistant Bishop of Newcastle and the Bishops of Raphoe Achonry Kilmore Vancouver and St Paul Minn Also Ullathorne resigning Birmingham will be preconized Bishop of Gabasa in partibus PARIS May 31 M Goblet will announce Austria assures France no malevolent intent in Von Tisza speech London June 1 Mr Bright weak at rest Epsom races Merry Andrew Neapolis Scene Shifter Gervas Tib etc May 31 Emperor of Brazil to Aix les Baines Saturday
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Birmingham
Newcastle
Raphoe
Achonry
Kilmore
Vancouver
St. Paul, Minn
William Bernard Ullathorne
Gabasa
Partibus
Paris
Neapolis
Scene Shifter
Gervas
Tib
Mian
Brazil
Aix-les-baines
Saturaye
Paige expands offices for fire insurance business
Fire insurance is not a merchantable article but John C. Paige distributes it wholesale and retail. His offices at 20 Kilby Street have been extended threefold due to strong public demand for his services.
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John C. Paige
Kilby Street
Educating the Indians Debate at White House on English-Only Policy
The Rev. Dr. Hirick Johnson and Rev. Dr. L. Thompson meet President to seek modification of Commissioner Atkins order forcing English teaching in Indian schools. The policy, credited with closing many mission schools, is challenged as too sweeping. The article also lists various tariff rate changes on licorice products, glass, steel sinks, iron ox steel, screws, wood, rice, bags, carpets, and india rubber products.
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Washington
Lordon
Hirick Johnson
Chicago
L. Thompson
Kansas City
White House
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Atkins
Lst
India
Fleming Nominated Governor on Fortieth Ballot in Florida
At St Augustine on May 31 Frank P Fleming of Jacksonville won the Democratic State convention nomination for Governor on the fortieth ballot after a two day contest. The nomination was made unanimous amid strong enthusiasm. Fleming, a Florida native and leading lawyer, gains the party nod. In Raveran North Carolina the convention reconvened at 10 am after adjourning at 2 am without a Governor result. On the twenty third ballot D G Fowle was named for Governor and Charles M Stedman was chosen for Lieutenant Governor. The platform urges tax cuts to eliminate the Treasury surplus, abolishes the internal revenue system, supports educational use of federal funds through state channels, denounces Republican sectional schemes, opposes monopolies and trusts, and backs President Cleveland for reelection.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Frank P. Fleming
Jacksonville
Captain Fleming
Florida
Raveran
N. C
D. G. Fowle
Charles M. Stedman
Internal Revenue
South
Federal Treasury
Republican Party
Congress
Cleveland
Want Blaine's Mantle Broad-Shouldered Politicians Weigh In
Washington May 31. Political friends of Mr. Blaine plan a New York meeting to decide who shall wear his mantle in the coming campaign. Some Blaine lieutenants favor other candidates, including Senator Frank Hiscock of New York, while Alger boosters count on a strong first-ballot surge. Senate actions include Fuller nomination and Dunlevy charges, with department guidance on sugar duty refunds and a May debt drop of 84 million and 12 million paid in pensions.
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Washington
Blaine
New York
J. C. Burrows
Michigan
Burrows
Frank Hiscock
Congress
Phelps
Mr. Hiscock
Hiscock
Sherman
Alger
Senate Judiciary Committee
Fuller
Judge Dunlevy
Chicago
Edmunds
United States Supreme Court
Iinally
Dunlevy
Josiah Forsyth
Judiciary Committee
Senate
South Park
Proposed tariff changes stir debate over Indian schools aid
Washington May 31 official statement shows Democratic House caucus amendments to the tariff bill include removals and additions to the free list such as jute for grain and gelatine while other items like bone black and plaster of Paris are dropped. The note details language about Indian schools and English instruction, with the President signaling possible compliance and Civil Service Commissioner Oberly as potential superintendent. A tailor ad fragment appears at the end.
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Washington
Democratic House Caucus
Paris
Presbyterian Church
Johnson
Civil Service
Oberly
Papal Rescript Spurs Kerry Farmers to Buy Turf
One hundred farmers in Ahabeg, county Kerry, bought turf from Landlord Hussey's bog after the papal rescript. Irish bishops issued an address saying the Pope's decree concerns morals only, not politics, and urged reverence for the Pope while supporting the national movement. United Ireland praises the declaration.
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Dupin
Hussey
Ahabeg
County Kerry
League
United Ireland
Yale Faculty Allows Ball Games With Limits After Celebration
New Haven Conn May 31 The Yale faculty after debate votes to permit the remaining ball games with the condition that any further demonstrations will trigger a peremptory ban on all athletic contests. Prominent athletes are named as college police to keep students within proper limits.
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New Havin
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Aggressive Blaine Men Seek Second Choice in Maine Delegates
Maine Republican delegates at the national convention discuss second choices after Blaine. W. S. Tobey backs Depew, George A. Wilson favors Depew or Gresham, K. B. Shepherd supports Depew and Harrison, Charles A. Brown backs Depew, and others hint at Frye or Boutelle. Delegates remain divided, with strategic moves anticipated at Chicago and possible shifts if Frye returns to Maine. Rumors link Blaine to the Senate and a potential Secretary of State post if he wins the presidency, fueling intra party maneuvering.
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Porriano
Maine
Blaine
Tobey
Depew
George A. Wilson
Gresham
K. B. Shepherd
Harrison
Charles A. Brown
Manley
Frye
Bangor
Boutelle
Alison
Chicago
Senate
Reed
Prohibition National Convention Opens in Indianapolis
The Prohibition national convention opened with song and prayer in Indianapolis. Rules limited speeches, votes to delegates by state, and allowed only one nominating speech per state. Voluntary contributions followed, with large sums from Sturtevant, McDonald, Wheeler, and a priest from St Pauls. Brooks of Missouri nominated for vice president and J A Brooks was acclaimed for president. The platform favored liquor prohibition, woman suffrage, tariff reform, civil service, and other reforms, with strong opposition to trusts and immigration.
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Ind
Committee On Rules
Committee On Finance
National Committee
J. G. Evans
Ilinois
F. Sturtevant
Boston
R. H. McDonald
California
A. W. Wheeler
Chicago
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Dickie
St. Pauli
Father Mahoney
Clinton K. Fisk
John A. Brooks
Missouri
General Fisk
Fisk
Kansas City
G. C. Christian
Bennett
Kansas
Sam Small
Georgia
J.A. Brooks
Brooks
John M. Olin
Wisconsin
Unitarian Festival Crowns Anniversary Week With Elite Audience
The Unitarian festival in Music Hall concluded anniversary week with Baldwin's Orchestra and about 1000 adherents present. A platform of distinguished clergymen and lay leaders included Governors Ames and other notable figures, amid eloquent remarks on Loyalists and civic virtue.
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Music Hall
Baldwin
Channing
Theodore Parker
J. B. Thayer
Governor Ames
Andrew P. Peabody
P. H. Hugenholz
Darwin E. Ware
C. A. Bartol
F. T. Greenhalge
Lowell
John Snyder
St. Louis
Thomas Hill
Harvard College
D. W. Cheever
Harvard Medical School
Henry W. Foote
C. Oc.everett
Arthur '. Lyman
Leoger Wolcott
F. W. Lincoln
Joseph H. Allen
Edward Channing
Edward H
George W. McCrary
Peter C. Brooks
William Endicott, Jr
Charles H. Dalton
George B. Chase
Robert 8. Kantoul
Abner C. Goodell, Jr
John Roche
Chicago
A. P. Marcin
Edes Sargent Dixwell
J. Q. A. Brackett
H. Hollis Hunnewell
Frederick L. Ames
Edes
Buncon Street
Tom
Oliver Wendely Holmes
Henry H. Edes
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