Superintendent Max Wells Unwarranted Action Shielded by False Claims
Willard Marcy and George A Litchfield defend the Massachusetts Benefit Association against New York Insurance Superintendent Maxwell. They deny omissions in the association's 1889 annual statement and accuse Maxwell of publishing untrue examiner reports to justify denying a license. They propose a fair tribunal and offer to cover all costs if a commission finds liability. They frame the attack as retaliation by Massachusetts rivals and a monopoly.
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Tnsurance
New York
Maxwell
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Morsing
Mlunk
Thease
Ruggles
Insturance Department of
Security Mutual of
Rudd
Chandler
Ths
Massachusetts
Friends of Assessment Insurance
Insurance Department of
Willard Marcy
George A
Litchfield
More words of Bismarck The effect of overeducation in Germany
A Daily Telegraph interview with Prince Bismarck reports his view that overeducation in Germany breeds dissatisfaction while in Russia it breeds disaffection and conspiracy. He warns against giving higher educated masses authority and rejects labor-hour dictates and parental control over children as improper.
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Loxpon
Daily Telegraph
Bismarck
Germany
Russia
Von Caprivi Defends Army Bill After Bismarck Exit
In Bronx on June 9 the Reichstag army bill committee met again. Chancellor Von Caprivi supported General Verdy du Ternois on not shortening compulsory service. He noted Bismarck’s resignation barely affects Germany’s relations abroad, while Windthorst and Freisinnige leaders oppose the bill without a shorter term. The likelihood of an entente between government and opposition appears remote.
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Bronx
Reichstag
von Caprivi
Verdy du Ternois
Bismarck
Germany
Windthorst
Herren Richten
Rickett
Freisinnige Party
Proclaimed Meetings Stir Debate Over Gashel Tippeary Riots
London June 9. Mr Dillon urged the House to adjourn to spotlight danger to public peace from proclaimed meetings in Gashel and Tipperary. He challenged Mr Balfour to justify the Tipperary proclamation and warned of bloodshed if police attacks continued. Gladstone backed Dillon. the motion failed 281 to 220 as the House moved to land purchase bill progress.
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London
Dillon
House of Commons
Gashel
Tipperary
Balfour
Gladstone
War Ships to Be Put in Commission Plan of Settlement
Orders at Sheerness direct Basilisk and Ruby to be commissioned at once with Ruby due by June 12. Rumor says both will sail to Halifax and Britain may cede Senegambia to France in exchange for French claims in Newfoundland.
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London
Speetan
Dunlap
Cable News Company
Sheerness
Basilisk
Ruby
Halifax
France
Senegambia
Newfoundland
American sues Financial News for libel in $100,000 claim
London June 9 George Washington Butterfield an American sues the Financial News for libel seeking 100 000 damages over a statement that a U S operation in which Butterfield was interested was an impudent and wild scheme.
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London
George Washington Butterfield
The
Financial News
United States
Butterfield
Renunciation of Throne Rights by Archduchess Valerie
Vienna June 9 Archduchess Valerie and her bridegroom Archduke Franze Salvadore will renounce their rights to the Austrian and Hungarian thrones on the 16th in a secret council ceremony. Count Kalnoky will read the act as the archbishop administers the oath. Kalnoky also stated that Triple Alliance relations are clearer and firmer amid Bulgaria’s position, and he lamented Serbia’s rising radicalism.
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Vienna
Valerie
Archduke Franze Salvadore
Austria
Hungary
Kalnoky
Count Kalnoky
Bulgaria
Servia
German Commissioner Wissmann Arrives En Route to Berlin
Major Wissmann, imperial German commissioner to East Africa, has arrived from Africa and travels to Berlin. He reports Emin Pasha began inland travel in good health. In London the House of Commons hears Sir James Fergusson state no British government knowledge of German agents moving into territories behind the British and German East African companies.
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Suez
Wissmann
East Africa
Africa
Berlin
Emin Pasha
Interior of
London
House of Commons
James Fergusson
Foreign Office
Germany asserts no English claim to Nyassa region
Bearuin June 9. The National Zeitung, allegedly by German consul Herr Vohsen and a German East Africa Company agent, states England has no special claim to Nyassa and that the Stevenson road exists only in English papers. It adds Germany will not surrender Uganda until Dr Peters's treaties are examined.
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Bearuin
National Zeitung
Herr Vohsen
Zanzibar
German East Africa Company
England
Nyassa
Germany
Uganda
Dr. Peters
The McKinley Bill Abroad
In the House of Commons Charles Vincent notes a Washington bill to raise duties on cutlery tin plates iron hoops and other British exports He asks if the British government will protest the impact on Sheffield the Midlands South Wales and Belfast Sir James Fergusson Foreign Secretary says no copy of the bill has been received nor notified of major changes.
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House of Commons
Charles Vincent
Sheffield
House
House of Representatives
Washington
Senate
Midlands
South Wales
Belfast
United Kingdom
United States
James Fergusson
Crown Prince of Italy Arrives in Potsdam for Royal Visit
June 9 Potsdam Italy's Crown Prince on a continental tour arrives at the railway station to be welcomed by Emperor William. They greet at the station and proceed to Stadtschloss for luncheon and a visit to the Empress. An inspection of cavalry follows at Bornstaedterfeld.
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Berrurs
Italy
Potsdam
William
Stadtschloss
New Palace
Bornstaedterfeld
Presentation of a Whale Boat to the Samoa Chief at Apia
Advices from Samoa report the May 14 presentation aboard the Mohican of a whale boat built by order of the U S government to Seamenutafa, chief of Apia, in recognition of his aid in saving shipwrecked U S officers and property on March 16, 1859. Chief Olo is on trial for treason for claiming Mataafa was the true King and that a powers’ letter named him.
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San Francisco
Samoa
Alameda
Seamenutafa
Apia
United States
Mohican
Shepard
Kimberly
Malietoa
Olo
Mataafa
Dief
Faipule
The Strange Story of the Captain of Swedish Bark
Captain Leadh of the Swedish bark Architect reports a large blue striped balloon passed over mid ocean on May 24. The airship carried several people who swung out ropes and grappling irons but darkness prevented capturing it. Strong southwest wind then carried the occupants away out of sight. The captain cannot identify any crew.
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London
Leadh
Architect
Fernandina
Servian Progressionists End Passive Stance In Elections
June reports from Belgrade announce the Progressist leaders resolved to abandon a passive policy, form a party organ, and actively participate in future elections. The Carnegie Library in Edinburgh opened with Lord Rosebery presiding. Other items note a pier proposal for Milford Haven Dock, Tolstoi heirs denying thrift accusations, Hungary hit by a hurricane, an Englishman shot in Genoa, a Paris Revolutionaries protest, Uriburu resigning finance, and a gold premium rising to 150.
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Belgrade
Progressist Party
Londpon
Edinburgh
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
Penn
Lord Roseberry
Milfordhaven
Sy. Petersspura
Count Tolstoi
Novos Vremya
Pusix
Hungary
Genoa
Paris
Revolutionary Party
Cluseret
Ferroul
Buenos Ayres
Senor Uriburn
Celman
National Bank
Portland Young Republicans back secret ballots reform
The Young Men's Republican Club of Portland voted to support ballot reform in Maine and adopted a resolution favoring the secret voting system with official ballots. The measure will be presented to the Republican State convention in Augusta next Thursday.
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Portland. Me
Young Men’s Republican Club
Maine
Augusta
The Cowles Case Abduction Snafu Unfolds in Court
In Montredt on June 9 Mr C C Hale of Cleveland faces a shooting with intent charge against Eugene H Cowles. The court orders nuns to produce Hale’s daughter in habeas corpus. A writ is granted and Cowles then asks the convent to hand over his child. Hale is released from custody. Cowles’s health worsens with consumption portions noted.
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Justice Tait
Gibgon
Cowles
Mathie
Hale
Windsor
A MOB AT COLUMBUS STRIKES SHAKES CITY STREETS
In Columbus Ohio a seven day street railway strike led to scenes near riot as workers and public sympathy surged. Police protection failed to protect cars, crowds swelled to thousands, a derailment occurred, and Mayor Bruck halted further runs while arbitration talks and charter actions were discussed.
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Columbus
Haverhill
Columnus
Consolidated Street Railway
Tne
Aple
Bruck
Hawkins
Jane
SprcrAn
J. H. Winchell & Co
New York
Messrs
Shipping arrivals and departures list June 9 ports
A long OCR style list records vessels arriving at and sailing from ports across the Atlantic on June 9. Entries name ships such as Aud from Bates Cuba New York Montana etc and routes between Boston New York Liverpool London Hamburg Glasgow Montreal Quebec Bre men Bremen and other hubs with occasional dates. The piece resembles a maritime arrivals brief with multiple ship names origins and destinations across Atlantic routes.
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Boston
Aud
Bates
Cuba
New York
Servia
Liverpool
Arizona
Anchoria
Glasgow
Chicago
London
Spain
Philadelphia
Energie
Bremen
Pennsylvania
Liverpol. F
Southampton
Elbe
Lizard
Kins
Dover
Denmark
Montreal
Father Pollut
Warwick
Aurania
City of Rome
Munchen
Baltimore
Havre
la Normandie
Hamburg
Suevia
Queenstown
Travancore
Phiadelphia
Quebec
India
Antwerp
Dannet Head
Sicilian
Leith
Kingale
Kansas
Ean Lizard
Stockholm City
Ondon
Catelus
Glagow
Siberian
Fremona
City of Paris Salvage Awards Reflect Ship’s Fortitude
Justice Butt awarded £7500 to the British steamer Aldersgate and £600 to the American steamer Ohio for towing the City of Paris to Queenstown after a machinery accident. He praised Captain Watkins and crew, noting the ship’s watertight bulkheads and pumps kept her afloat for nearly five days, underscoring modern vessel safety.
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London
Aldersgate
Ohio
Inman Line
City of Paris
Queenstown
Justice Butt
Admiralty Division
High Court of Justice
Paris
Inman Lite
Atlantic
Watkins
City of Rome Strikes Fastnet Rock In Dense Fog
The City of Rome struck Fastnet Rock in a thick fog while en route from New York. Passengers describe near-miss proximity to the rock and a lighthouse keeper’s alleged breach of duty for not signaling in time. Repairs are expected. a full inquiry will follow into the lighthouse incident.
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Liverpool
New York
London
City of
Rome
Fasner Rock
Doubt over Sighting of La Bourgogne at Sea
New York reports agents of a French line doubt the distressed vessel sighted by the Anchoria yesterday was the La Bourgogne. Captain Campbell believes it was, claiming the other vessel signalled back. Later, Burgundia from Marseilles arrived and is believed to have passed Anchoria 200 miles east of Sandy Hook on June 8 while moving slowly west.
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New York
la Bourgogne
Campbell
Anchoria
la Bourgonne
Marseilles
Thenchoria
Sandy Hook
Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
The Weather, Washington reports forecast till 8 p m Tuesday for New England and eastern New York. Expect fair skies with slightly warmer temperatures and variable winds across the region.
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Washington
New England
New York
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