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03 Mar 1890
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1890
Page
1
The Free Tontine Policy Promise
The Free Tontine Policy is described as a simple promise to pay with no conditions on the back, highlighting its unconditional nature.
Boston Art Club elects new members
The Boston Art Club announces the election of new members as listed on page eight. The notes reflect recent additions to the society from the local arts community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Stanislas Danion
Boston Art Club
William J. Potter
Horticultural Hall
George Francis
The
Horticultural Society
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Bismarck stands firm on labor issue amid palace bazaar
Berlin dispatch notes Prince Bismarck refuses to budge on the labor question despite pressure. A three day charity bazaar in the palace raised over $5000 for the poor with Princess Bismarck and Mrs. Phelps at tables. Reports say Bismarck protests influence on the Emperor and urges officials to be appointed or stay away from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speciat
Duglan
the Tagblatt
Prince Bismarck
William I
Frederick III
Bismarck
Phelps
Associated Press
Berlin
Allgemeine Reiche- Correspondens
Heintz Peter
Berssn
Smelters Trust Formed to Control Lead Trust
The Herald reports that nearly all US refining and smelting firms have formed a $25,000,000 trust with $15,000,000 in common stock and $10,000,000 in preferred. Common stock pays fixed properties into the new body, while preferred funds ore and related property. The aim is to place smelters’ interests beyond the Lead trust’s control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmiaco
the Herald Today
United States
Lead ‘Trust
Forecast for New England States and Adjacent Areas
Washington reports a forecast through 8 p m Monday for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with fair weather but on coastal Maine light snow and northerly winds, colder Monday morning then warmer Tuesday morning. Elsewhere in New England snow on coast with northerly winds colder eastern portions stationary western areas, fair conditions and northerly winds with slightly colder air. Cautionary signals issued at Eastport Portland and Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
New York
Eastport
Portland
Whitehead
North Observations Elsewhere At 8 P M
A brief note records observations made at 8 p m from the North region and mentions other locations. The entry emphasizes timing and location without detailing the specific findings or subjects observed.
Second Ballot Results Telegraphed to the Palace
Beruny March 2 official returns show nine Conservatives three Imperialists seventeen National Liberals thirty three Freissinniges thirteen Socialists three Guelphs and six Democrats elected on second ballots. Fifty Freissinnige and thirty two Socialists elected on first and second ballots. Cartellers lose fifty six seats. Emperor William asked Mayor Foreckenbeck to telegraph names of successful candidates to the palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beruny
Freissinniges
Freissinnige Party
Cartellers
William
Berlin
Foreckenbeck
German Brewers in Protest Over New York Health Board Action
Brenlin March 2 Weiss beer brewers protest Board of Health condemnation over alleged adulteration with salicine. Brewers say export beer contains no salicine and may appeal to the German legation in Washington to seek national correction if the action is not rescinded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Atlanta
Boston
Squadron of Evolution
Genoa
New York Board of Health
Brenlin
Speciau
Dunlap
Weiss Beer
America
New York Board
Washington
Resignation of French Interior Minister Constans
Paris reports M. Constans has quit as Interior Minister after a quarrel with Premier Tirard over appointing Republican Senator Mazeau to the Court of Cassation. The cabinet offered Bourgeois the post with policy stipulations, while Tirard's resignation was rejected by President Carnot, signaling a weakened cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Constans
Tirard
Mazeau
Court of Cassation
Constans
M. Bourgeois
Jura
Carnot
Sinking of the Quetta in Torres Strait disaster
The British steamer Quetta, en route from Brisbane to London, struck an uncharted rock near Somerset in the Torres Straits and sank instantly. Of 280 souls aboard, 116 were saved, including the captain and several officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Quetta
Brisbane
Somerset
Torres Straits
Pope Leo XIII Turns Eighty and Hosts Cardinal Reception
Pope Leo XIII marked his eightieth birthday and the twelfth anniversary of his coronation with a reception for the College of Cardinals. He spoke of studying the social question and sought aid from European powers to address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Leo
College of Cardinals
Romer
Leo XIII
Independence League of Canada Aimed by 1892
Montrouge March 2 A new league seeks to independence of Canada by 1892. It calls on American powers for moral influence and possible concerted action, uniting Liberal clubs and inviting American universities and democratic bodies to join. Secret supreme council will oversee the movement led by Berraut and the young Liberals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
As. Berraut
The Doliber Goodale Mellin’s Food Care Book Offer
Free mailed booklet from Doliber Goodale Co at UL Central Wharf Boston Mass offering advice for feeding infants. Proposes Mellin's Food as aid and states the booklet will be sent at no charge to mothers seeking guidance on infant care and feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doliber-Goodale Co
UL Central Wharf
Boston
Mass
Mellin’s Food
American squadron arrives at Genoa and Spezzia
The Atlanta and Boston have arrived at Genoa while the Chicago and Yorktown have reached Spezzia as part of the evolution squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Boston
Genoa
Spezzia
Loxpon
Chicago
Yorktown
Slick un bank robber slain by Kansas officers
Meripen Kansas March 2 a stranger calling himself a slick un robbed Hicks Gephart bank of 3000 dollars. He identified as Robertson after officers shot him at the hotel while attempting to draw revolvers. Police recovered greenbacks and the stolen funds, with a coroner exonerating the officers as acting in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meripen
Kan
Taylor
Meriden
Hicks & Gephart
Atchison
Smith
Summerfield
Valley Falls
Burlington
Ikan
Robertson
R. C. Smith
Ottawa
Somerville Church Trouble Forces Pastor Resignation
The Rev. C L Rhoades resigned as pastor of Perkins Street Baptist Church East Somerville after reading a letter to members. The minority opposition to former pastor Mr Smith threatens to withdraw and seek another church. The North Baptist Association may be asked to exclude the church, while Rev Thomas Bell also resigns as rector of St James Episcopal Church West Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Rhoades
Perkins Street Baptist Church
East Somerville
A. D
L. Rhoades
Rhoades
Post
North Baptist ‘Association
Thomas Bell
St. James Episopal Church
West Somerville
City of Providence Wins Big in Land Dispute
Rhode Island Supreme Court issues ruling in the New York and New England Railroad Company versus Providence case. Lands in core city lands belong to the city, but the company may redeem six mortgage bonds held by the municipality. Land valued for decades for railroad use, central to city’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Boston
Senate
Haverhill
Lawrence
City of
Providence
Cove
New York & New England
Naumkeag
Salem
ProyipEnck
Rhode Island Supreme Court
New York & New England Railroad Company
Providence, Hartford & Fishiill
New York & New Zengland Company
Cushing Cleared for Service by U S Navy Officer
Newport R I March 2 Lieutenant Converse U S N in charge of the torpedo boat Cushing pronounces her up to all requirements and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
Newport
R. L
Converse
U.S.N
Seafaring Trade Ships and Origins Report March Muster
A March maritime listing shows numerous vessels arriving and departing major ports. Ships include Mareh from Liverpool, Aurania from Liverpool, Oceanic from San Francisco, Gothia from Baltimore, and Rhaetia from Hamburg with various entries for New York, London, Philadelphia, Havre, and other hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Pargania
Liverpool
Otranto
Hull
Brig
Rave
Bremen
Gigon
Liver
Boston
Marcel
New York
Lake Newpool
Swain
London
Chicago
Maren
Aurania
Princess
Alexandria
Letinbro
Palermo
Marquesa de
Sir Wi. Armstrong
Tower Till
Dracena
Baltimore
Maine
Harburg
Sizagmansk
Havre
Cxpulet
Tarifa
Kale
New Orleans
Hong Kong
Oceanic
San Francisco
Dartmouth
Whitby
Hamburg
Gothia
Rhaetia
Kla
Copenhagen
Late ship news sails Servia and Nevada from London
London dispatch reports steamers Servia and Nevada have sailed with the Queensland LOX AGW Gr belay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Late Ship News
London
Servia
Nevada
Beauty and Education in Home Furnishings
The text extols artful living and education through beauty. It praises Lady Elizabeth Hastings and Steele, argues that appreciating beauty is an education, and urges replacing outdated furniture with refined, eclectic drawing-room pieces to elevate daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Elizabeth Hastings
Snow Storm Delays Electric Cars and Trains
A heavy early season snow storm slows city transit and disrupts rail service. Electric streetcars face delays. some lines run in two-car trains with plows ahead. Intercity trains across New England report mixed lateness, while forecast centers place the storm’s core near Nantucket, affecting Massachusetts and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parksitreet
West End Company
New England Telegraph & Teleptre
Conran
Western
Colon T Lenee Company
New York
New England
Massachusetts
Boston && Maine
Fitchburg
Boston & Albany Statiorm
Eclock
Springfold
Albany
Albany Road
Old Colony
Post
Nantucket
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Kiassachusetts
Maine
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Pol Evoders
New Assurance
Society
Henry B. Hyde
J. W. Alexander
Equitable Building
Col. Milk & Devonshire
Lts
Nathan Warren
York Life Insurance Company
Commonwealth
New York Life Insurance Company
Insurance Department of the
JAS
B. Niver
the Equitable Life Assurance
CHAS
Ae Hopkins
Mutual Life Insurance
Hedges & Hodges
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Ib
We Kilburn
Connecticut Mutual Life Ensurance Company
Barnard Bros
Fenn
GEO. Capron
State Mutual Life Assurance Company
Bache & Smith
Northwestern Rmiutual Life Insurance Company
Plympton & Bunting
New England Department Penu
Mutual Life Ensurance
Barker
State Mutual Life
Charles W. Holden
Washington Life Ensurance Company
A. I. Shattuck
Union Mutual Life Ins
James H. Lake
Chester & Hart
Jerm Life Insurance Company
Co. W. Carter
Vermont Life Insurance Company
United States Life Insurance Company
Isider Wolffsohn
Plutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Newark
N. d
Aiutual Life Ins. Co
Joan A. McKim
Afutual Life Ins. Co
Alexander McGregor, Jr
Mmutual Life Ins. Co
H. Messenger
Mutual Life Ins. Co
George L. Stocking
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
Nathan Crowell
Manhattan Life Insurance
Ree Cement
Newmark
Mess Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
N. J
F. J. Foss
aEacreae
Berkshire Life Insurance
D. Roraback
Ae National Life Insurance Co
Society of the United States Company of New York
Company of Neowars
New Torkurance Companys
Sme
Windom
Postal Telegraph
Somerville
Europe
Brown, Steele & Clark
Reed
Kentucky
English
New Haven
Conn
Hill
Northampton
Civil Service
Canada
Interior
Cames
Jfair
Father Hall
Mission Church of
St. John the Svangeliss
Leverett Saltonstall
Alanson W. Beard
Francis Walker
Young Men’s Christian Union
Nelly Bly
Hollis Street Theatre
Hart
Wilson
Board of Aldermen
Beacon Society
Wilkesbarre
Charlestown
Charles G. Ames
Church of the Disciples
Grvesgsoe
OBA
Com
WamueTon Ee
Sie
Rumy
Teea
Atwood Central Market
North Street
GEN
Life Tns. CO
BURKE
Devonshire Street
A Smelters’ Trust
North
Signal Service
U.S
Observer
Oston
Eace
Buffalo
Fair
Cheyenne
Cincinnati
Detroit
Duluth
el Paso
Tex
Fair Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas City
Montreal
Marquette
Mich
Salt Lake City
Wimnington
N.C
Sheppard Homan
SSS
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
D. H. Buckley
Dxvonshire Street
Asave
Masa
Emperor William
Yirard
Kansas
Perkins Street Baptists
Beauty and Education
Paine
Ganal ST
Florida
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