Weather forecast signals cold wave across New England
Forecast through 8 p m Saturday warns Maine New Hampshire Vermont and nearby areas of rain or snow with winds shifting to colder northwestier and a cold wave likely Sunday Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut face similar conditions Eastern New York sees rain or snow then colder northwest winds and clear but frigid Sunday Atlantic coast from Eastport to Delaware Breakwater under cautionary signals.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Atlantic
Eastport
Delaware
Observations Elsewhere From 8 Pou Observations
Observations noted elsewhere record observations taken at 8 Pou location. Data mentions timing and context but lacks concrete names or corroborating events.
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Pou
Real Estate Exchange Registers Mortgage and Transfer Deals
Real Estate notes yesterday show mortgages including Annie Crowley to Boston Penny Savings Bank for Shawmut avenue property at 6000 dollars and George M Fernald to John F Fluteninson at Fairbury street Rox 1200. Transfers list George T Angell to New England Hospital for Women and Children Dimock street Rox 8500 and Charles E Jackson to city of Boston Green and Cheshire streets W Rox 9000 with several minor transfers at one dollar.
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Real Estate Exchange
Annie Crowley
Boston Penny Savings Bank
Shawmut Avenue
George M. Fernald
John F. Fluteninson
Fairbury Street
Rox
Y. H. O’rourke
Walter Farnsworth
Elsmore Street
J.F. Burns
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Rochester Street
John L. Logan
Lynn Safe & Trust Company
Franklin Riding Park
Revere
A.C. H. Laws
Albert A. Ball
Wheatland Avenue
Kelton
Miller Streets
Dorch
George T. Angell
Dimock Street
Charles E. Jackson
City of Boston
Green and
Cheshire Streets
W. Rox
Martin Harvey
Thomas O’leary
Oregon Street
Mary E. Bud
Robert Codman
Union Street
William D. Lewis
Charles F
Tuttle
Highland Street
Lottie W. Sibbetts
A. A. Rosenberg Et al
Rutland Square
Edward Heiferman
Tranklin Riding Park
Awakened From a Dream Debt to Detroit Insurer Scam
Detroit victims were lured by S L Dinkelspiel of the New York Life Insurance Company with promises of large rebates and ten million dollar policy schemes. The fraud collapsed as second year premiums were due and oral guarantees denied. Mr Fales sues for a premium refund while NY Life disavows all but written agreements with Dinkelspiel and disclaims further involvement.
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MY. Times
Derrorr
Mich
S. L. Dinkelspiel
New York Life Insurance Company
Detroit
Ile
W.C. McMillan
Michigan
Sui
Dinkelspiel
Falen
Daiies W. Fales
New York
Fales
Beers
The
New York Life
Somerville dog runs wild and bites several people
A stray Somerville dog caused alarm as it ran loose biting multiple residents before being restrained. The incident prompted local officials to issue warnings and consider public safety measures for pets in the area.
Labouchere Suspended Over Cleveland Street Scandal Debate
London reports Labouchere pressed an inquiry motion on the Cleveland street scandal charging official attempts to defeat justice. He detailed alleged treasury delays and suppressions connected to Lord Arthur Somerset and others, leading to his suspension by 177 to 96 vote.
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Labouchere
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House of Commons
Veck
Belgium
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Treasury
Hammond
America
Newton
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Monroe
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Somerset
Horse Guards
Duchess of Beaufort
Dighton Probyn
Prince of Wales
Lord Salisbury
Ile
Peru
Commission
Richard Webster
Sir Dighton Probyn
Mr. Labouchere
Richard
Sir Richard
Morley
W. H. Smith
Hlouse
T. P. O'Connor
Smith
Mr. O'Connor
Max. O'Connor
Charles Hall
Cambridge
Official Programme of Subjects for Labor Conference
Brrary February 28 official programme lists conference topics. Topics include mine work regulation with child and woman labor prohibition underground, shortening of shifts in unhealthy mines, ensuring regular coal output under international rules, and Sunday labor regulation.
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International Labor Conference
Naval steel advances noted in 19th century talk
Lieutenant-Commander J G Haton spoke on Domestic Steels for Naval Purposes, detailing early navy steel boilers in 1878 and 1883 Dolphin keel, weight and strength gains, strict inspections, and wide use across ship components, with claims the system spurred broader steel quality improvements.
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J. G. Haton
U.S.N
Society of Arts
Nipsic
Sioboilers
Shipping arrivals and departures tied to early 19th century ports
Reported port movements list vessels arriving or sailing from Baltimore New York Philadelphia Rotterdam Aden Lizard and Scilly Islands with origin and destination pairs including Carthagena Bremen Antwerp Liverpool Bremen New York and Hungary among others dated Feb 23 to Feb 28, reflecting maritime trade links.
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Ovingham
Carthagena
New York
Minister Maybach
Bremen
Italy
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Nederland
Antwerp
Oi Scilly Islands
Switzerland
Rotterdam
Aden
Glengyle
Iremen
Aller
Lahn
Labouchere Amendment Rejected After Debate
The amendment by Labouchere proposing credit reduction was rejected by 206 to 68 after lengthy discussion and a closure motion. Mr W H Smith had moved the closure, which the chairman declined to put during the session.
London Yacht for America Cup Race Under Secrecy
Reports say Jamieson’s composite yacht for the America cup is being built at Fay’s in Southampton. The 110 ton centreboard craft, to be launched in April after a March readiness, is designed by Richardson of Liverpool. Naval architect Alexander Brown plans the world’s largest sailing yacht, a 500 ton three masted schooner, costing £2000 for design, with self supplying gas and an asbestos forward tank.
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London
Richardson
Liverpool
Irex
Jamieson
Alexander Brown
Brown
Second Reichstag Ballots Report Regional Results
Berur Feb 28. Second ballots yield varied results across cities and districts. Leipsic sees Debel defeated. Goetz and Seigel National Liberal. Birk and Schmidt Socialist. Mannheim Driesbach Socialist. Frankfort Schmidt Socialist. Stuttgart Seigel National Liberal. Lubec Schwartz Socialist. Bremen likely Socialist victory. Carlsruhe returns Progressist. Darmstadt elects National Liberal Osana. Heilbronn and Cannstadt elect Socialists Kircher Haera Sehmidt Boethingen.
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Reichstag
Leipsic
Goetz
Munich
Birk
Mannheim
Driesbach
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Schmidt
Stuttgart
Seigel
Lubec
Schwartz
Bremen
Debel
Carlsruhe
Osana
Darmstadt
Kircher, Haera, Sehmidt
Boethingen
Heilbronn
Cannstadt
Perils to Latin ties in Spain US debate
Maprio Feb 28. In Cortez debate on Foreign Office budget Senor Portuondy Cuban deputy interpellated on Pan American conference. He warned US policy could injure Spain and Spanish America. Budget committee member Revest said US South American policy alarms Europe and endangers Latin race. The Foreign Minister closed noting Liberal govt pursues friendly South American ties for Pan American Union. Washington conference seen as fiasco. Spain US relations remain cordial despite Cuban purchase talk.
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Maprio
Cortez
Foreign Office
Senor Portuondy
United States
Spain
Senor Revest
Europe
Spanish America
America
Washington
Florida
Cuba
Freestone Cutters Lockout Shocks New England Trade
A noon lockout by the Freestone Cutters Association of New England affects about fifty yards. The notice bars Journeymen from employment while denouncing union membership denials and other alleged abuses. 1200 to 1500 workers could be unemployed. relief sources claim quick freestone supply, with firms listed across New England.
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Freestone Cutters
Freestone Cutters’ Association of New England
New England
Journeymen Freestone Cutters’ Union
J. F. Meany
Norcross Bros
F. B. Coughlin
Jeremiah Garew
Charles H. Dodge & Co
Walsh & Hughes
P. J. Campbell & Son
Robert J. Rutherford
Evans & Tombs
J. Wolf
Q . Kay Re , Son
Carew & Daley
Bay
State Hall
Shaw Avenue
Marble Cutters’ Union
Vans & Torahs
Marble Cutters
Freestone
Knox & Dodge
Holmes Bros
Amalgamated Building Trades’ Council
Union and
Tragedy at Washington ends in shooting tied to scandal
In Washington on February 28 ex Congressmen William P Taulbee of Kentucky lies gravely wounded after a pistol bullet struck him in the head. Charles E Kincaid of the Louisville Times is in police custody after admitting the shooting. The altercation stemmed from Kincaid's publication of a scandal about Taulbee.
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Taulbee
Kentucky
Representatives
Washington
Charles E. Kincaid
Louisville Limes
Rhode Island
Providence
Dr. Green
Western Union Telegraph Company
William Preston Taulbee
Louisville Times
New Jersey Avenue
Kincaid
Congress
McCreary
Paulbee
Taubee
Sam Walton
Walton
Anybee
Congressman Yoder
Clarence Adams
Committee On
Bryan
Capitol
Messrs
Carlisle
Stone
Phil ‘Thompson
Providence Hospital
Sen
Aulbee
Lanuibes
True Economy in Solid Oak Bedroom Suite on Sale
Loss versus gain is argued as the Chamber Set misfit. A conservative, durable bedroom suit is offered for 27 dollars featuring solid oak wood, wide French bureau, and an 1890 English commode. A catalogue with 260 engravings is mailed free.
Civil Service Probe Hearings Clarify Defense Testimony
Washington February 28 witnesses denied and explained charges in the civil service investigation. Thomas Mitchell of Connecticut testified for the defense on the Pension Office appointment and reinstatement papers, while Commissioner Lyman corroborated his account. Hamilton Shidy, tied to the Milwaukee Post Office inquiry, appeared and explained his role amid the local examiners investigation.
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Washington
Civil Service Investigation Committee
Thomas Mitchell
Connecticut
Mitchell
Pension Office
Michell
Lyman
Roosevelt
Hamilton Shidy
Census Bureau
Shidy
Civil Service Commission
Board of
Milwaukee Postolice
Milwaukee Post Office
Loyal to Great Reforms Observations in the South
William E Russell toured the Deep South with the Atlanta Chamber party visiting Atlanta Birmingham Pensacola New Orleans Jacksonville St Augustine Savannah and Charleston. He reported cordial hospitality warm welcome and strong Southern loyalty to the Union and to postwar reform including tariff civil service ballot reform and race relations. He noted expanding industries railroads and prosperity especially in Georgia and Alabama and stated Democrats in the South favor tariff reform and Cleveland’s leadership.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Russell
Posta Pri
Union
Regref
Georgia
Alabama
Atlanta
Birmingham
Louisiana
Cleveland
Democratic Party
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