Contentious Senators Focus Warlike Posture in White House Fight
SPECIAL TO THE FOST Washington February 28 Tomorrow the President will send a message to the Senate asserting the right to suspend and appoint without papers or reasons. Senator Pugh prepared a minority judiciary committee report. An executive session will discuss Pillsbury and Chase cases and Captain Chase plans a paper outlining his Maine council actions in 1579. The Maine senators Hale and others are targeted with accusations of double dealing. Howells visits Washington on a push for an international copyright law.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciery Committee
Pugh
Pillsbury
Chase
Galtrom
Gurericn
Maine
Democratic Party
Hale
Chase Eccuses
Fisl
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Baskin
Edmunds
Hiair
Washington’ Territory
President Cleveland Faces stricter visit rules at White House
SPECIAL TO THE PAST WASHINGTON Feb 2 Reports overstate the President’s health. Cleveland is not ill but must adjust his schedule. He has allowed frequent visitors, disrupting exercise time and private duties. A new set of regulations is planned to restore orderly limits and preserve his strength.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Cleveland
Lamont
Daily Mail
Senate and House prep schedules crowd the agenda
Washington February 28 The Senate faces a minority report on the Baskin case and a debate on the educational bill while Smith Blair resists delaying it. Executive sessions likely for Pillsbury and Chase cases. House business centers on calendar items including silver coinage, Pacific railroads, and public building bills with committees aiming to clear several measures.
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House of Representatives
James
New York
Thors
Ilvnse
Gumitee Ob
Wmling
Caland
Crisp
Georgia
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Pacific Railroads
The
Mudou
Burrows to present minority report on American steamship policy
Michigan Representative Burrows, speaking for the minority of the House Committee on Post Roads and Steamboats, will submit a report tomorrow opposing the majority on establishing American steamships for the United States. The report argues negotiations with Pinzis Pill would affect performance and foreign rivalry.
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Ty Committee
Washington
Burrows
Michigan
House
Garry United
Postmaster General and American Steamship Mails Debate
A Senate report criticizes the Postmaster General for not contracting with American lines to carry foreign mails and for offering excessive or arbitrary compensation. It compares U S and foreign mail payments, argues against subsidies, and presents a substitute proposal to contract American lines at fixed rates and seek treaties to expand mail links.
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Arercen
Sibey
Key West
Havanaas
San Francisco
China
Coveress
United States
Messrs. Burrows
bB neh+m
Millarc
Peters
R. Burrows
Postmaster-General
Lnes
Presi-dens
Comptroller of Currency reports national bank notes totals and changes
Washington Feb 28 The comptroller of the currency lists outstanding national bank notes and legal tender notes at key dates from June 20 1874 to May 31 1878 with increases and decreases. It includes amounts for national bank notes June 20 1874 January 14 1875 and May 31 1878 and mentions deposits with the U S Treasurer to redeem notes of insolvent and retiring banks along with recorded increases in deposits.
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Washington
Inciénce
United States
Montreal marriage case tests Protestant Catholic unions
A Montreal court hears a case challenging whether Protestant ministers can marry Roman Catholics. Dainee Glebensky seeks to annul her secretly married union to Daniel Wilson, arguing the ceremony violated Catholic rites, while defense cites a valid civil marriage certificate and church dispensations. The case questions clergy rights under British rule.
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Montreal
Dainee Glebensky
St. Eustache
Daniel Wilson
St. Jerome
la Flamine
Q.C
Rev. C. A. Douchet
Council of Trent
Quebec
Canada
Cach
Great Britain
Origin of Energy Lecture Based on Newton Theory
Leonidas Le Couce Hamilton opened a Paine Memorial Hall talk disputing gravitation and Newtons knowledge of force and energy. He presented a heavy manuscript and promised to reveal the origin of force in a future lecture.
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Leonidas le Couci Hamilton
Paine Memoril Hall
Leonidas le Coucie Hamilton
Isaac Newton
Mr. Hamilton
Peculiar Name Leads to Rubbery Mat Stolen Inscription
Patrolman Saxton arrests John McCann of Cambridge on Salem street when a valuable rubber mat tries sale. A printed inscription on the mat names the theft location 29 Beacon street, and the suspect replies that his own name is on it as he faces court today.
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Saxton
First Division
John McCann
Cambridge
Salem Street
Saxson
McCann
Beacon Street
Jobo
Government to release Cree chiefs from Manitoba prison
Special to the Post reports the government will free Cree leaders Pittowka hepapivigin Poundmaker Big Bear and 27 other Indian rebels from the Manitoba penitentiary in a few weeks. They were recently baptized by Archbishop Tache and clergy hope they will seek pardon from God before men and return as useful citizens.
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Montreal
Que
Pittowkahepapivigin
Poundmaker
Big Bear
Manitoba
Tache
First step toward removal of Japanese village to Philadelphia
Managers have mailed Beaton papers to newspapers and prominent Philadelphians showing pleasant items from the village since its arrival. Manower Deakin said Boston people delaying visits risk being too late and reckless with time.
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Philadelphia
Beaton
Manower Deakin
Boston
Indications for New Ergabd Reported in Weather Brief
March 1 1 a m indications show generally fair weather with slight warming in the north and steady temperatures in the south. Northerly winds prevail with cautionary signals from Sandy Hook to Eastport.
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Sandy Hook
Eastport
Weather Data for Sester and Siena Regions
Weather observations from OBSERVER'S Oriicn Siena Services dated February 28 1886 cover temperatures barometer readings and humidity. Reports include max and minimum temperatures and mean daily humidity with wind directions and precipitation notes alongside an advertisement for G O Taylors stimulants.
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Observer's Oriicn
Siena
Boston
Ostler Joe and the Potter Reading Stir Washington Society
Washington society splits over Mrs James Brown Potter after she read the poem Ostler Joe at a benevolent event in Secretary Whitney’s parlors. The poem traces a fall from virtue, a doomed affair, and a reconciliation ending with true devotion as Ostler Joe shelters the adulterous actress in death.
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POST
Washington
James Brown Potter
Whitney
Death of Mrs Hale at Lewistown residence
The death occurred this morning in the city of a Mrs Hale aged sixty nine after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at 2 PM. She was the daughter of Elias W Hale once a prominent dealer in Lewistown Pennsylvania.
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Lincoln
Johnson
Elias W. Hale
Lewistown
Penn
Frenchman Dies After Drinking Sixteen Glasses of Whiskey
Salem Massachusetts February 28 The death of Maxime Boulliere after a drunken wager on consuming sixteen glasses of whiskey prompts a police inquiry. He left home at 7 30 pm appeared to drink heavily at Cyrule Dionne’s saloon on Congress Street and collapsed after a long bout of drinking. An autopsy by Medical Examiner Carlson and a panel of doctors cited alcoholic poisoning as the likely cause, with possible heart disease. Boulliere leaves a family of four.
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Salem
Mass
Maxime Boulliere
Post
Shortell
Bouiliere
Cyrule Dionne
Congress Street
Boulliere
Boulhiere Was & m
Tortea
Carlson
Durgin
Atwood
Goodell
Worcester
Shreves
Martineau
Compromise Reaches $250,000 in New England Iron Suit
Readville iron works once linked to New England Iron Company and Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company settles a famous dispute over a $1.8 million contract. Hyde Park figures and notable lawyers including Vanderpool Choate Barlow Field and Fithian connected to the case. The Readville plant had closed after bankruptcy and a disputed transfer of the contract.
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Fiype Park
Mass
New England Iron Company
Readville
Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company of
New York
Hyde Park
New England Company
Metropolitan Company
New Eogland Company
Readvills Works
New England
J. B. Richardson
Richardson
Owjolubidia
Metropolitan
Sine
Thecase
A. J. Vanderpool
Joseph H. Choate
General Barlow
David Dudley Field
Fithian
Vermont Banks Face Full Assessments in Federal Suit
In St Albans Vermont Receiver Hendee won a United States Court judgment for 30000 with interest from 1885 against the First National Bank of St Johnsbury. The case goes to the Supreme Court, with indications banks must pay the comptroller assessments and depositors may recover nearly all deposits. Another suit by Receiver Wilters seeks 40000 from the Bellows estate tied to shares of a defunct bank, suggesting depositors may gain substantial recovery from that source too. The trust company outlook remains uncertain as its property is thought to be deteriorating and realizations shrinking.
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ST. Albans
United States
First National Bank of
St. Johnsbury
National Bank
Hendee
Inter St
United States Supreme Court
Wilters
Tneflict National Bank
Bellows Estate
Sowles
First National Bank
Funeral Services for John J Wood in Somerville
Funeral services for John J. Wood who died after a long illness were held at his residence at Washington and Medford streets Somerville. Rev C T McGrath of St Joseph Catholic Church officiated as a crowded gathering watched over by pallbearers Augustine Cunningham Edward A Hamlin Hennessy Brine John A Malloy Alvert E Dearboray George H Sailaway. Interment followed at Maiden. Separately the funeral of George Vincent occurred on Cherry Street with Rev George W Dorell officiating and a large city official attendance at St Auburn.
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John J. Wood
Washington and
Medford Streets
Somerville
C. T. McGrath
St. Josep
Catholic Charca
Turnouse
Bachelors’ Club
Wood
Mewrs
Augustine Cunningham
Edward A. Hamlin
Hennessey Brine
John A. Malloy
Alvert E. Dea Roray
George H. Sailaway
Maiden
George Vincent
Cherry Street
Wes. Somerville
George W. Dorell
St. Thomas Church
St. Auburn
Water pipe bursts flood Troy block damaging furniture
A water pipe on the third floor burst in a large brick building on Pleasant street in the Troy block. Water ran for hours, flooding the lower portion and destroying plastering and stock belonging to EK. Ja re, with damages around 1000 dollars.
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POST
Fall River
Mass
Troy Block
Pleasant Street
EK. J
Tower Kelp For Shooting
Charles Tower, who shot Nathaniel Durfee on February 10, faced trial in Brockton Police Court. A plea of self defense was entered. Judge Day represented Tower, Judge Summer ordered the case to go before the grand jury and set bail at 300 to secure his June term Superior Court appearance.
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Brockton
Crarleaj Tower
Nathaniel Durfee
Jadge Day
Tower
Summer
Malden Names Special Police Officers After Meeting
Malden Massachusetts February 27 the mayor and aldermen set up a list of special police officers including George H. McAllister G Bacon George Brown G Converse D L Clark D F Jackson J P Perker and J Lawler The council sustained the mayor in his veto of the appointment of a buildings inspector salary set at 1000 per year
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Malden
Mass
George H. McAllister
G. Bacon
George Brown
G. Converse
D. L. Clark
D. F. Jackson
J. P. Perker
J. Lawler
Oder
John C Varney Dies After Long Local Career
Died this morning of pneumonia in New Hampshire is John C Varney a well known local figure born May 1823 a calico bleach printer by trade for thirty three years ran a newspaper and periodical store he served in the common council in 1870 and 71 was in the legislature in 1872 and was active in Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and Knight Templar He leaves a widow and five children.
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Dover
N. A
John C. Varney
New Hempshire
Crmodon
Knigh
Pythias
Knight Templar
Prizes Continue After Rollins Death In New Hampshire
Elocution prizes totaling 109 annually will be continued by ex Senator K H Rollins after the death of Hop E A Rollins. The advertisement notes cane top deals and other improvements of high quality offered by Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street with prices lower than competitors in this market.
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Tianover
N. H
Hop. E. A. Rollins
K. H. Rollins
Paine
Furotture
Wild Winds Ravage Boston as Gale Hits Maine Coast
In a coastal cyclone that swept from Chicago through the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence to Boston, damage and disruption spread from Portina, Maine to the harbor. The storm caused telephone outages, stranded vessels, and a drowned railroad worker after a Saturday shift, with high winds and freezing temperatures reported across New England.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Boston
Eartport
Washington
Canada
United States
New York
New England
Portina
Idlewild Wreck Near Stamford Tests Resilience at Sea
The steamer Idlewild of the Bridgeport line wrecked on Shippan rocks near Stamford after a hurricane winds and blizzard. Seventeen aboard endured a perilous escape using a life raft and starboard boat. three men remain missing while Frederick Lovg, a fireman, and Ernest are named among the survivors.
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New Haven
Conn
Idlewild
Bridgeport
Shippan Rocks
Stamford
New York
Cola Harbor
Sielwehen
Frederick Lovg
Ernest
Rescue Efforts After Steamer Idlewild Wreck Near Wilden’s Point
Weston and Judson Abbott of Bridgeport and Frederick Warner of Jersey City are missing after the Idlewild wreck. The Eleanor T. Peck and a wrecking boat from New York aided the scene as cargo was removed and the Idlewild towed to Wilden's Point. A tug searched Long Island shore all day with no word on the missing men.
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Lizzie J. Clark
Camden
Long Island
Willem H. Clark
Goiverooi
Gray’s Wharf
Haytt
Haytien
Crompton
Weston
Judson Abbott
Bridgeport
Frederick Warner
Jersey City
Eleanor T. Peck
New Haven
Haggerty
New York
Wilden’s Point
Long Island Shore
Report of the British Crown steamer voyage from London
The British Crown, Captain Smith, left London February 13 via Halifax and arrived at Henderson Bros. with six cabin passengers. The voyage featured very heavy gales, mountainous seas, and late ice sightings near 46 25 N 46 30 W. The ship incurred ice and heavy spray but suffered no damage and waited for better weather off Crepe Cod.
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British Crowew
London
British Crown
Smith
Halifax
N.S
Henderson Bros
Ate. m
Crepe Cod
Wather
Haifax
Wreck of a Train Delays Maine Central Passengers
A Maine Central wreck near Cumberland Junction delays trains from Portland to Bangor and Waterville. A wrecking train cleared the stalled engines, with injuries including a broken leg and multiple bruises among workers. Accumulating drifts and new storms hinder clearing, but service aims to resume by tomorrow.
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Maine Central Railroad
Cumberland Junction
Cumberland
Pourtland
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Culiverlind Juncion
Spenia
Wateville
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Morouy
Tucker
Maine Central
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Borowsd
Aia
Avibd
Wedbrook Junction
Charles Hamilton
Karry Emery
John Nigms
Hamilton
Mead
Hiner
Nichols
Bruken
Edward Jordan
Patrick Davis
Mattocks
Leroauess
Banger
Waterville
Banguc
Augustas
Philbrick
Lewiston
Mennwest
Iland
Ailock Tecoy
Oxgcensburg
Orrow
Rochester
Bangor Blockaded by Snow Drifted Roads Halt Travel
Bangor Me Feb 28 After days of heavy snow and drift new storm brings 18 to 27 feet of snowfall across Bangor snow blocks entrances through upper stories and buries lower floors. Trains from East and West delayed. roads blocked. telegraph and telephone lines remain operative keeping city in contact.
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Brasch
Tae
Bouger and
Piscataquis
Plymouth
N. H
Estercay
Pemigewassett River
Asolaas Cus
Leverlvs
Malden Wind Rips Through Town Causing Damage
A 50 mph gale in Malden and nearby areas causes structural damage including a chimney collapse at Alderman Coverly’s Washington Street home injuring no one. Ventilators, glass, and wires are blown out, and churches suspend bells and services due to danger.
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Malden
George T. Coverly
Washington Street
Melrose
Stoneheam
Wakefiel
Rescued from drifting mud-scows off Coney Island
Early this morning the tug Zousave freed four crewmates clinging to mud-scows ashore since Friday night. Survivors named are Charles Gustave and wife John Gibney Andrew Montave and Hugh Keefe.
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New York
Zousave
Coney Island
Tiree
Charles Gustave
John Gibney
Andrew Montave
Hugh Keefe
Port Jefferson
L. J
Weavers Strike at Barnaby Mills Amid Wage Dispute
Mass. reports from Brockton and Fall River detail a sustained wage conflict at Barnaby gingham mills with weavers walking out, claiming only selective 3 to 10 percent increases and unfair cut practices. Officers prepare for possible unrest as workers form committees and plan meetings to press for fair treatment.
Pastor vows public review of Baptist ministers at Bumstead Hall
Rev W W Downs announces next Sunday communion will be held at his house after a planned public review of the Boston Baptist Ministers Conference actions. He accuses members of expulsion plots and asserts he will defend himself against their alleged attacks, with a sermon on the Good Samaritan.
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W. W. Downs
Bumstead Hall
Boston Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Mr. Downs
Clergy Leader and Local Notes Highlight Boston Scene
Rev Arthur Mitchell of New York preached at the Dorchester street Presbyterian church yesterday morning. The evening sermon was by Rev Andrew Burrows. The pew rental committee will present a plan and dispose of pews next Wednesday evening. Police Commissioner Lee visited South Boston and praised the quiet district and liquor law enforcement. A Bay State iron works building was damaged as furnaces for steel erection proceed. John McPherson was injured in a Bay View horse cart accident cutting the main artery in his right arm. he was taken to Station 6 and City Hospital. Our Lady Rosary parishioners held a meeting to finalize plans for the annual coffee party at Ada Fellows Hall tomorrow evening.
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D.D
Chicago
New York
Presbyterian Foreign Missions
New Presbyterian Church
Dorchester Street
Andrew Burrows
Lee
Boston
Bay State Iron Works
John McPherson
Mina
Osk Street
Bay View
City Hospital
Gurney
Church of Our Lady
Sixth Street
Ada Fellows’ Hall
Servia Refuses To Sign Bulgarian Peace Treaty
Servia rejects the peace treaty drafted by Bulgaria and the accord remains unsigned. On the Teheran route, Winston and Chierland arrive in Constantinople to proceed toward Teheran.
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Syria
Servia
Bulgaria
Teheran
Constantinople
Winston
United States
Persia
Chierland
New York Times
Tehersn
Anti Polygamy Bill To Be Introduced In House
Representative Woodburn of Nevada will introduce an anti polygamy bill in the House tomorrow. The measure, backed by Utah Gentiles, aims to criminalize unlawful cohabitation and related acts, disqualify violators from voting or office, and require oaths and new voter lists in territories.
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Washington
Woodburn
Nevada
Utah
Judiciary Committee
Congress
United States
Territories
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Poweres
Airectea
Appeal for Aid for Mrs Hancock by Haston Leading Citizens
An appeal asks public support for Mrs. Winfield Scott Hancock who is left without means. Prominent local figures urge donations to aid the widow of the patriot and hero, with subscriptions already totaling 365. A list of donors and a Chicago firm are noted for processing gifts.
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Haston
Winfield Scott Hancock
New York
Meases
Lee, Bigginson & Co
State Street
Hugh O'Brien
Leverett Spltonstall
Charles A. Whittier
Henry 5S Russell
Oliver W Peabody
Jacob C. Rogers
P. C. Brooks
P Cheney
Mra. KR
Final Yearling on the Contest to Set the Rensstrument Aside
In St Albans Vermont a probate contest seeks to invalidate the will of Mrs. Katherine Foster of St Albans who died after a NY trip. The will bequeaths about 25000 dollars with large shares to a New York aunt and two sisters. Dickinson Hayes and a distant relative challenge the will arguing lack of capacity and undue influence. final hearing opens tomorrow afternoon.
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Sv. Albans
Katherine Foster
St. Albans
George W. Foster
Brooklyn
Bennington
New York
Hayes. Cheister
Dickinson
Memorial Meeting Honors John B. Gough in Worcester
Worcester mass twenty five hundred people attend a John B Gough memories meeting at Mechanics Hall led by a citizens committee. Letters read from Professor Park Senator Hoar Congressman Rice and ten minute addresses by church and Y M C A leaders and local judges.
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Mass
Johnb. Gough
Mechanics’ Hall
Citizens’ Committee
Profesor Park
Andover
George F. Hoar
W. W. Rice
K. H. Shelton
T. G. Stiles
Gough
P. Emory Aldrich
Superior Court
Thomas J. Conaty
Church of the Sacred Heart
Francis P. McMoue
Calvin Stebbine
Church of the Unity
J.J. McCoy
S J. John’s Catholic Church
George Whittaker
Mthriat Church
Local Mechanic Ends Life in Home Workshop
Albert M. Simmons, 56, a mechanical jeweler, shot himself in his workshop at home at about 1 30 this afternoon. His wife and son heard the pistol blast. Temporary insanity is given as the only assignable cause.
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Providence
Albert M. Simmons
Nickel coinage plan clarified by Matamoras telegram
A Matamoras telegram claimed the government planned to reissue nickel money, but authorities state all nickel coinage has been sold and only copper coins will be issued to address the shortage of small change.
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City OF Mexico
Ivia Galviston
Matamoras
Sad
Rcenis
American bibliographer Henry Stevens dies in London
London February 28 Mr Henry Stevens an American bibliographer and brother of Mr Simon Stevens of New York died at his home in London after a long and painful illness He was born in Vermont in 1819 and graduated from Yale College in 1851.
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London
Henry Stevens
Simon Stevens
New York
Stevens
Vermont
Man Falls Through Ice Near American Falls
A man about 35, of medium build with sandy whiskers and a silk hat, arrived from Buffalo by carriage and went onto the ice toward the American Falls base. He slipped or jumped in and vanished. Reported to be from New York.
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Buffalo
New York
Ireland Fund Benefit at Mechanic Hall in Worcester
A packed Mechanic Hall in Worcester hosted a fundraising meeting for the Irish National parliamentary fund. Rev J Cosato presided and John Boyle O'Reilly spoke on Ireland's object and how to gain support. About $9 was raised by subscription with similar sums collected at the door.
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Mechanic Hall
Tas
Irish National Parliamentary Fund
J. Cosato
John Boyle O’reilly
Ireland
Rheim Asmar
Ube Coor
Death of General Thomas A. Williams in San Francisco
GeneralThomas A Williams a well known California pioneer and millionaire died today in San Francisco of heart disease.
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San Francisco
Thomas A. Williams
California
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