Austin G Wellington Coal Company to be Discontinued
Directors offer for sale the remaining lease and local trade at 438 Federal street Boston tied to the Wellington coal business. The sale includes the Willard's Wharf Brighton property, with a 10 000 ton yearly trade and a 40 year improvement history. Inquiries to Horatio Wellington Boston or Fred Wellington Worcester. Boston June 12 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin G. Wellington Coal Company
Austin C. Wellngton Coal Co
Federal Street
Boston
Colonel Austin
Wellington
Brighton
Fred W. Wellington
Main Street
Worcester
Austin C. Wellington Coal Company
Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Indications report fair conditions in New England and eastern New York through 8 p m Friday with showers expected Saturday night. Warmer temperatures and southwest winds accompany the change in conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
Henry Clay and Conchas N FP Business Ledger Items
A fragmented ledger lists various goods and prices including Conchas N FP W 20th 89.00 Concha Especiale 6th Lr Czari FLOREL TODO WR 9.50 and other tobacco and cabinet items with totals around 417.00 and 154.60, noting multiple vendors and amounts. The readable entries mention Anlione's Cabinets and Excelsior 50th Bouquets among the scattered figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Conchas N. FP. W
Concha Especiale
Samoan agreement signed and deemed satisfactory
The Samoan agreement has been signed and pronounced satisfactory to the American government. Other items note Gladstone addressing a Plymouth mass meeting on Ireland, Alexander Sullivan granted bail, and coroner jury influence claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gladstone
Plymouth
Alexander Sullivan
Tuley
Disease Outbreak Spurs Relocation Near Rio Janeiro
A Brazilian visitor reports a virulent smallpox and yellow fever outbreak spreading from Rio Janeiro across 200 miles, with Santos sustaining a 70 percent three day death rate. People able to depart are fleeing the area.
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Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Santos
Reves
Death of the Hon. Francis Brailey
The Hon. Francis Brailey of Newport, a famed citizen and lawyer, died after a period of poor health marked by near total blindness. Born in Newport, he graduated from Harvard in 1818 and leaves surviving classmates the Rev. Frederick A. Fearly and the Rev. Warren Goddard. He led the Newport Historical Society as president and helped found Rhode Island Lodge No. 12 LO 0. F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Brailey
Newport
Anm
Harvard
Frederick A. Fearly
Warren Goddard
Brailey
Newport Historical Society
Rhode Island Lodge
Mayor and Park Commissioners Clash Over July Fourth Meeting
At a conference on July 4 venue use, Mayor Hart and Park Commissioners Dean and Livermore reaffirmed views from the mayor’s letter to the Central Labor Union. Commissioners said a male-only public meeting would crowd out women and children, the park’s intended resting class. No final decision was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Dean
Livermore
Central Labor Union
Franklin Park
Harvard Bicycle Club Spring Handicap Road Race
The Harvard Bicycle Club holds a six lap handicap road race today around Chestnut Hill reservoir with 80 entries listed by handicaps. The start is around 3 o clock and featured riders include Davis Greenleaf Wirts Barron Holmes Williams Spencer Doe Weissman Lythegoe with various time handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Bicycle Club
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Davis
Greenleaf
Wirts
Barron
Holmes
Williams
Spencer
Doe
Weissman
Lythegoe
Mayor Receives Unidentified $500 Donation From Note
A crisp $500 bill was given to Mayor Hart with a note asking to charge it to the conscience fund. The mayor handed the money to Collector Kicker to credit the conscience fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Conscience Fund
Kicker
Conscience Fun
Sailings Listed Throughout June and July Across Atlantic Ports
A compilation of ships arriving and departing across multiple ports including Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Liverpool, London, and Glasgow. Vessels such as Hugin Baracoa Ixia Matanzas Ilamburg Bremen and others are noted with origins from London Liverpool Baracoa Portland Rio Marina Sagua or St Jago. Several June dates and a July 14 entry are shown.
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Atlantic Coast
Halifax
Yarmouth
Montreal
Can
East Wrt
Northfield
Norfolk
Hatteras
N.coe
Wilmington
N. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Fort Smith
Ark
Yalveston
Tex
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
Knoxville
Cincinnati
Eae Eades
Pitteburg
Penn
Lake Region
Locheluffe
Saugeén
Oswe O
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit, Mich
Sault de Ste, Mere Mich
Marquette, Mich
Green Lay
Wis
Grand Laven
Mich
Chicago
Duluth
Minn
Mississippi Valley
St. Vani
Boston
Stockholm City
London
Colorado
Hall
Eng
Baltimore
Nova Scotian
Liverpol
New York
Hugin
Baracoa
Helvetia
Liverpool
Ixia
Matanzas
Gellert
Ilamburg
Strathairly
St Jago
Bremen
Lahn
Granton
Supphich
Pensacola
Rotterdam
Astral
Kinsale
City of Berlin
Chance
Mobile
New Orleans
Glasgow
Corean
Gerona
Maryland
Otranto
Sullivan Freed as Judge Rules Coroner Findings Flawed
Alexander Sullivan was released on habeas corpus after Judge Tuley found the coroner’s jury influenced by hearsay and wild hostility. Bail set at 20000 dollars. crowd packed the courtroom as Longnecker and Baker scoped potential indictments tied to Cronin murder. Maroney and McDonald expected to be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Alexander Sullivan
Tuley
Sullivan
Longnecker
Mr. Baker
Judge Tuley
Cronin
Sheriff Watson
Clan-na-Gael
Carlson
Buffalo
Trude
Gilbert
M. W. Kerwin
J. W. ‘Luchy
Daniel Corkery
Fernando Jones
Luther Laflin Mills
Maroney
McDonald
J. B. Simons
Throckmorton
Hatfield
McCoy’s
Sam Brown
W. C. Dennison
Coughlin
John Crowley
New York
Andrews
Supreme Court
Hinaron
Chicago
United States
Olney Brothers oilman kills man in self defense
Albert H. Olney of Olney Bros. oil dealers shot Martin Mullen in the South Water street store claiming self defense. Mullen died at Rhode Island Hospital after being described as a long-time thief and violent man. Olney surrendered and was held on $5000 bail for assault with intent to kill.
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ProvidEnce
Albert H. Olnes
Olney Bros
South Water Street
Congress Street
Boston
Martin Mullen
Mullen
Rhode Island
Albert H. Olney
Olney
Collins
Albertney
John
Little
Albert
Mallen
Mr. Olney
Parker
Governor Ames reviews South Framingham brigade in camp
Governor Ames and Mrs. Ames visited the South Framingham camp for Governor's day. Troop F escorted the party from the station to headquarters, and a grand review followed with regiments forming in columns. The brigade performed well with steady drill actions and band concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Ames
Dalton
Prpence
Bridges
Yale Crew Heads to Thames for Harvard Race
Yale will depart New Haven for New London to set up at Gales Ferry ahead of the Yale Harvard race on June 28. The Yale eight remains largely unchanged with two new rowers Rogers and Allen, while ex captain Rogers coaches until race day. Bob Cook will take over training, as Yale and other crews arrive in New London aboard the Niantic for the event.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
New London
Thames
Brown
Gales Ferry
Harvard
Rogers
Ailen
Monda
Bob” Cook
Weight
Zow
C. S. Bowers
C. O. Gill
G. S. Brewster
J. A. Hartwell
W. H. Corbin
G. A. Woodruff
Philip Allen
Struke
K. L. Caldwell
TI. S
K. Thompson
A. B. Newell
R. F. Harrison
Robert Cornell
New York City
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Where Those Men Are Who Howled for Protection to Labor
In Huntington Hall a large carpenters union mass meeting in Lowell featured President E R Fife and speakers General VP Shields Alderman John K E Drury and James H Carmichael. Carmichael asked Where are the men who howled for protection to labor last fall drawing strong applause. Strikers optimistic and locals foresee possible political impact with plumbers potentially striking in solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Huntington Hall
Carpenters’ Union
E. R. Fife
Shields
Boston
John KE. Drury
James H. Carmichael
Carmichael
Blessings of a Simple Bedstead Shown for Sea Shore Homes
The advertisement extols a lightweight, easily disassembled bed with excellent ventilation and no wood odor. It promotes woven wire mattresses priced from 5.75 to 6.50, and offers brass and metal beds in single to double sizes. A 10 cent stamp request yields a 300-engraving illustrated catalogue.
Samoan Agreement Signed Amid German and Allied Mediation
An autonomous Samoan administration is formed under Germany and the United States with England serving as arbitrator. The natives will elect their own king, signaling a negotiated path to local governance while imperial powers shape oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
England
Samoa Treaty Signed To Guide Three Nations In Samoa
A Berlin signing binds Germany the United States and England to manage Samoa jointly. The agreement sets up autonomous Samoan administration under joint control, with a Samoan king and senate, and assigns duties and land dispute handling. Ratification by the U.S. Senate remains required before publication.
Electric Road for Plymouth to Wareham Proposed
Plymouth June 14 Parties interested in electric railroading plan a line from Plymouth to Wareham connecting with steamers at both ends to shorten the Boston New York route and avoid Cape travel. John A Enos of Boston leads the movement. A survey will be made next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Wareham
Boston
New York
Cape
John A. Enos
Deacon Luther Phillips Killed in Train Collision
Deacon Luther Phillips, 74, was killed and his wife badly injured when their horse and carriage were struck by a Boston and Albany Railroad train west of Worcester, Mass. They were returning from a sister's funeral at Holland when the accident occurred.
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Bostons
Clevelands
New Yorks
Pittsburgh
New York Coffee Exchange
Albert H. Olney
Olney Bros
Providence
Boston
Lowell
Luther Phillips
Worcester
Albany
Treasury Department
Carson Mint
Wanamaker
Senator Quay
Mass
Deacon Luther Phillips
Boston & Albany
Phillips
Holland
Deacon Phillips
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THE
Palsion Telephone CO
Sears Building
Washington St
the Passion Telephone CO
Glaiais
Assurang
Endicott & Macomber
U. S
Kilby Street
Samuel Appleton
Central Street
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
U.S
Broad Street
Steam Storage Power CO
Edwin S. Thayer
Horatio Wellington
Sarah C. Fisher Wellington
GEO. C. Folsom
Broomfield Street
Signal Service
U.S.A
Acesteves
Cotton Region Bulletin
Swatus
Charleston
Augusta
Mobile Montgomery
Cenpen
Galveston
Go OS
Vicksburg
G. W. Simmons & CO
North St
Czari Florel Todo
Tobacos
Eeminentes
Anlione
Bock & CO
LA Commercial Excelsior
Bouquet
Castelares
LA Rosa DE Santiago
Mermosos
Regalia Especiales
Iite
Non
Cortina Mora & CO
LA Venus
Ybaseta
Vouquet
Rincessus
Concha Especiates
Wpaneteius
Petit Dace
Petit Bouquet
Vth Bouquet
Wverifectes
Escepcionales
Envencibles
Concha Finas
Shan
Vencedora
Etelas
Manila Cigars
N.S. Pierce & CO
Scolay Squat Gaplay Square
South Framingham Camp
South Boston
Abbott
Public Library
Pettick’s Island
National Lancers
Faneuil Hall
Park Commissioners
Whitney
West End Company
Rochester
FOR the Conscience Fund
Andrew J. Lloyd
Optician
Naser Life Ins
J. T. Phelps
Fuller’s Block
Springfield
Crowninshield
Clifton
Swampscott
Marblehead Neck
MR. Sullivan
Framingham Camp
Captain Cook
Lowell Carpenters
Paine
Canal ST
Kk&spes
Beru
Samoa
America
United States Senate
Phelps
Messrs. Kasson, Bates
Count Herbert Bismarck
Sir Edward Malet
Count Herbert
Berlin
Senate
Blaine
State Department
Walker Blaine
Electric Road
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