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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1889

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Burke Held After Cronin Murder In Winnipeg Probe

Chicago officials identify Martin Burke as Cronin murder suspect and move to extradite him from Winnipeg. Iceman O Sullivan signals willingness to reveal all. Grand jury sessions reveal testimony from Tim Ryan, Stephen Connelly Jr., and other figures tied to Clan na Gael and Cronin plot. Ottawa reports no extradition application yet. Burke can appeal for writ of habeas corpus once issued.

Winnipee John M. Collins Chicago Martin Burke Cronin McRae Burke Collins John Judge Bain Dr. Cronin Bain Hubbard Colling Winnipeg McRea P. O’sullivan O'Sullivan Tim Ryan Clark Street Coughlin Timothy Garrity Stephen Connelly, Jr Alexander Sullivan Lim Crean John R. Walsh Chicago National Bank Rosenfeld & Co Sullivan Board of Trade Das Walsh J. F. O'Malley Camp 20 Lawrence Buckley Clan-na-Gael Michael Cooney Clan-na-Gael Guards Buckley Dennison Ward John F. Beggs National Administration Washington Fred N. Allen Revel Frank Williams Egbert Tf. J. Conklin Charles Carlson John Stevens Stevens McDavitt Glennon Springfield Baker Blaine Ottawa Ont Sprovar Weldon

North German Gazette Attacks Swiss Neutrality

The North German Gazette claims Switzerland promotes socialism and argues that neutrality is untenable when a neighbor’s interests are disregarded. It warns that if a great power acted similarly, war would follow.

North German Switzerland Breruix

Races At Sheepshead Bay And Other Tracks June Racing Summary

Attendance reached about 6000 at Sheepshead Bay with a fast track and warm weather. Recaps include six events at Sheepshead Bay with winners such as Eolian and King Crab, a dead heat between Bill Bond and Bonanza in the three-year-olds race, and a run-off victory for Bonanza. Also reports from Saco Driving Association and Fairfield races noting winners Fannie W., Mamue W., Free Trade, and Fred M. with times listed for each class and heat.

Sheepshead Bay N. Y Eolian Defence Neva Blackburn i Cayuaga Onway She Senorita Gypsy Queen King Crab Bolo Brother Than Gray Dawn Barrister Wary Bill Bond Bonanza Amos Saco Saco Driving Association Fannie W Milton Mills Guilford Boy Rochester Barney L Portland Misforune Providence Gray Bunker Elmouth Mamue W Cornish Bijou Boston

Ships Departures and Routes Across Atlantic Ports

A dated enumeration lists numerous ships arriving at and sailing from Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Liverpool with origins including London Antwerp Halifax St John Jamaica and Montreal. Entries note vessels such as Viking Deneman Waesland Britannic and Pal estine along with routes to Liverpool and London and cargo or passenger movements.

Boston Iowa Liverpool Durham City London Kergenseren Baracoa Viking Banes Cube Kong Ali Jamaican New York Rhynland Antwerp Saginaw Hayti Philadelphia Godrevy St Jago Baltimore Kenilworth Jamaica Coventry Chatham N. B N.L Isaltimore Samaria Halifax St John Queenstown Waesland Denmark John Dixon Port Royal 5. C United Kingdom Peeteeens Santiago Hull Kinsale Istrian Bremen Eider Aller Dunnet Head Island la Fiandre L’hiladelphia Rouen Driffield New Orleans Barcelona Letimbro Lerman Winter Ron Mead Palestine OW Malin Head Montreal The Lizard Tower Till Yarmouth Can Eastport Northfield Portland Mass Nantucket Block Island Albany N.Y Wilmington N.C Jacksonville PhD Reese Montgomery Ala Shreveport Fortsmith Ark Galveston Tex Tennessee Ohio Valley Memphis Tenn Knoxville Cincinnati Pittsburg Penn Lake Rexton Rockliffe Saugeen Oswego Mich Chicago Duluth Minn Upper Massissippi Valley St. Paul Des Moines Missouri Valley Kansas City St. Vincent Fort Buford, Dak Seesenes

Martin's Albion Cigar Ten Cent Smoke Buy

A brief notice promotes MARTIN'S Albion cigars as a pleasant and reliable ten cent smoke buy.

Martin Albion

Diver Bennett Severely Injured At Pigeon Hill Dock

James Bennett of Boston a diver at Pigeon Hill Granite Company was crushed when a heavy stone slipped from a chain and fell on his foot severing it and pinning him under water. Tenders supplied another chain to free him and he was pulled to the surface and is reported comfortable with probable recovery.

Rockport James Bennett Boston Pigeon Hill

Drowned in Oneida Lake Picnic Accident

About 500 Syracuse residents attended a Catholic Benevolent Legion picnic on Frenchman’s Island when the steamer Oneida lost its rudder and collided with a railroad bridge at Byrewerton. Several were injured and at least one man, Peter Yackeel, leader of the Central City Band, drowned. A little girl is reported drowned and others were rescued by swimmers.

Yales Bostons New Yorks Indianapolis Iceman O’sullivan Chandler Wanbush Rhode Island Lake Oneida Connecticut Sheepshead Bay N. Y Saco, Me Elsewere New York Oneida Lake Syracuse

Yale Leads Yale-Pennsylvania Crew Race Preview on Thames

New London Conn June 20 Yale is favored to beat Pennsylvania in the forthcoming Yale University race on the Thames. Both crews trained this evening. Yale showed a strong steady stroke while Philadelphia’s Penn crew lagged in precision. Yale’s west course on the river favored by seaweed-free conditions, with Yale freshmen and Harvard prep teams also practicing.

New London Conn Specral Yale Pennsylvania University Thames Bob Cook Post Quakers Pennsylvania Yales Harvard Bow—Henry Luhn Spokane Wash W.E. van Loon Easton Penn W.S. Davenport Union N. Y H. H. Sypher Philadelphia D. D. Fair Freeport, Jr Columbus Wis Charles Stevens St. Paul Minn Gale’s Ferry Bow. W. Haskell Yarmouth Or . Bowdlear Dighton Willimantic B. L. Crosby Hascott A. H. Swayne New York E. Meyer Chicago F. H. Jones Columbia

Connecticut to Governor after second secret ballot bill vote

The Connecticut Legislature passed a second secret ballot bill after twelve amendments and sent it to the Governor. The measure standardizes official paper envelopes, polling room requirements, and ballot handling for presidential electors and state offices with penalties for violations.

Connecticut Hanttrorp Conn Connecticut iHlause Senate Secretary of State Congress Justices of the Peace

Bishop's Widow Not a Widow in New York

In Surrogate's Court the mother of Mind Reader Bishop sought letters of administration on his estate while his widow countered. Decision was reserved. The mother argues Mrs. Bishop is not a NY widow though deemed one in Minnesota, claiming no NY legal claim to Bishop's property due to a prior divorce.

Bishop New York Minnesota

Steamship Montreal Arrives Through Ice Free Straits

Quenec reports the steamship Montreal from Liverpool arrived after passing through Helle Isle Straits where icebergs were seen before entering. Loxpon notes the steamer Sardinian departed Liverpool for Montreal today.

Quenec Montreal Liverpool Helle Isle Loxpon

Favorable to Hippolyte Entry of Northern forces into Port-au-Prince

Dispatch from Port au Prince dated June 20 reports Northern troops advancing after May victories in Meribolais and Los Cehadas. General Piquant retreated with 700 men to the capital, while Légitime supporters desert or surrender. Hippolyte arrives at Cap-Haitien with about 1000 men and several districts are now controlled by the Northern faction.

New York Uayti Saginaw Carr Haytt Meribolais Los Cehadas Grand Bois Les Orangers Croix Des Bouquets Cul de Sac Valliere Grand Saline Artibonite Guime Piquant Second Army Marebaud St. Michel Hinche Port-au-Prince Légitime Santiago de Cuba Anzeline Prophita Dominican Los Cohabas Boissend Juru Antoine Pollas Gonaives Mirebolais Minpoint St. Marie Jean Samraus Arcohais Huippolyte Republic Cape Hayti Cape Kau Anselme Prophite First Army Corps Port-au- Prince Latorest Port au-Prince Legitime L L Andain le Peuple Liberia Dessalines Jean Sumeau Petite Riviere Venettes Marmel North Grande Saline

Subjects to be Discussed at Washington Not Yet Agreed Upon

In the House of Commons Sir James Fergusson said the government is shaping the Washington maritime conference agenda but will not reveal subjects until all participating nations agree. He noted England wants to narrow issues to avoid items regulated by municipal law.

Washington Loxpow House of Commons James Fergusson Foreign Office England

Court Orders Wabash Assembly Deliveries In 1889 Consolidation

Judge Gresham directs Receiver John McNulta to deliver all equipment and Chicago terminals of the Wabash system to bondholders purchasing committee James F Joy O D Ashley T H Hubbard and Edgar I Welles by July 1 1889 with similar orders for other divisions to follow in Springfield Illinois and Ohio. Claims must be filed by November 1 or be barred. The Wabash Western plans to run the full system in July ahead of consolidation.

Chicago Gresham John McNulta Wabash Railway James F. Joy O. D. Ashley T. H. Hubbard Edgar ‘I’. Welles Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railway Company Wabash, St Louis & Pacific Chicago& Western Indiana Railroad Company Springfield Ohio

Rhode Island Repeals Prohibitory Amendment by Wide Margin

Providence June 20 Rhode Island votes to repeal the fifth amendment to the state constitution by 5469 more than three fifths. Total vote approve 25449 reject 9853. Newport 2101 862 approves. Pawtucket 2657 710. Jamestown Middletown oppose. Portsmouth supports repeal. Salute fired at midnight. Proclamation due by July 20.

Providence Rhode Island Pawtucket Newport Jamestown Middletown Portsmouth

Senator Chandler Defends NH Caucus Claims in Open Letter

Senator Chandler in the Evening Monitor repeats denial of alliances with Frank Jones and railroad ties amid caucus charges. He recounts a brief Washington encounter with Senator Blackburn, disputes sensational accounts, and notes legislative bills, local actions, and a governor reception with lawmakers in session.

Coxcorp N. H Chandler The Evening Monitor New Hampshire Frank Jones Boston & Maine Railroad Washington Blackburn Kentucky Committee On United States Senate Mr. Blackburn Ashuelot Connecticut River Railroad State Board of Health Hillsboro Eee Wilton

Cotton trade agreement reached in Liverpool

A conference of American and English cotton traders agreed with shipowners to assume responsibility for cotton after delivery on the quay for shipment. They also pledged to issue subsidiary nonnegotiable bills of lading reflecting the exact quantities of each parcel when steamer cargo is divided, attached to the through bill of lading.

Washington Switzerland Liverpool

Forecast for New England and eastern New York

Washington dispatch forecasts fair weather for New England and eastern New York with slightly cooler conditions and southwest winds through 8 p m Friday.

Washington New England New York

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