02 Mar 1891
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1891
Page
1
Dispatches from Bissao report a serious rebellion against Portuguese rule on the island opposite the Jeba River delta. Portuguese inhabitants of Bissau are said to be in an utterly helpless condition as the insurrection unfolds.
Washington March 1 Sprcrat to the Pos Naval orders Captain R Wallace detached from duty as a member of the examining and retiring boards on April 1 next and granted six months leave with permission to leave the United States.
Reports from Paris and Alsace Lorraine detail Emperor William blaming Caprivi and Munster for misjudging Paris outcomes. Debates rise over possible ousters and recalls while Prince von Hohenlohe tightens passport rules from March 8. Mixed reactions focus on German policy toward France and potential for renewed tensions in Europe.
At Tipperary the court declared forfeited the National League bail bonds of £500 each after Dillon and O'Brien left Ireland during their trial for conspiracy. A technical error limits recovery on OBrien’s bond to £250.
All American consuls in Italy have submitted a government report on Italy United States trade. The document urges American merchants to seize the opening for expanded foreign commerce. It notes Italian people are favorably disposed toward American products and calls for efforts to extend trade relations.
The great event of the season here was the reception given to American residents of Rome last night by Mr Porter the United States Minister Invitations had been sent to all the Americans in Rome including those allied to Italian families by marriage. The guests were received by the American minister and Miss Porter. Seven hundred Americans were present.
Paris March 1 The French Chamber of Deputies voted to suppress every kind of betting on races amid debates over a bill to tax bets for the poor. In Rome March 1 Luciano Jerome Napoleon lies near death as Cardinal Mermillod administers extreme unction to the prince. Queen Marguerite visited a foundry to view a statue group for a soldiers and sailors monument to Portland Maine created by sculptor Simmaron.
Aimed at mothers, the book from Doliber Goodale Co at 41 Central Wharf Boston offers guidance on feeding infants and raising a healthy child. The proprietors Melin's Food promote practical advice designed for daily caregiving and child care.
Senate debates a reorganization plan for the army artillery and infantry including Indian and other provisions. The Indian appropriation bill and related conference actions dominate the day with amendments on land, school funds, and contract schools. It closes with Senate mourning Hearst and adjourning for the weekend.
In Washington March 1 the House failed to read the Friday journal then voted 143 to 83 to request a Senate conference on the shipping bill as amended. A rules suspension to non concur in Senate amendments failed 128 to 112. A contested election motion was defeated 146 to 120 after debate. Conferees Farquhar Dingley Springer were named. Caswell reported a bill on federal court jurisdiction, adopted. Continued on second page.
The Boston Post unveils a dramatic overhaul of its building at Nos. 259 and 261 Washington Street. A full staff redesigns the interior with new boilers, a 30 hp Twiss engine, Edison lighting, extensive ventilation and skylights. Marble stairs, oak finishes, large plate glass, and a 9000 pound safe anchor a modern newsroom and editorial suites across multiple floors.
The fireplace mantle idea grows from fashion to health and economy. Oak, cherry, mahogany, and whitewood styles offer warmth and hospitality with rich color and tone. Mantels are twice as beautiful as before yet a third the cost, with over 70 available styles and sizes at ready made prices.
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