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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1887
Page
1
Jackson and Hewins Hollis Outfitters Ad
Vintage life insurance ad listing Jackson and Hewins Hollis Outfitters at Hamilton Place offering policies to protect families with plans and benefits.
Trotter Confirmed Hyde Park Recorder of Deeds
James M. Trotter of Hyde Park is confirmed as recorder of deeds of the District of Columbia. The piece notes House procedural changes and adjournment implications, plus a review of the Forty-ninth Congress and other national items including payroll, riots, inquests, and regional tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Trotter
Hyde Park
District of Columbia
House
Weaver
Durham
William A. Price
Rhode Island
Congress
Philadelphia
Conanicut Island
Newport
New York
Andrews & Son
Biddeford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Hartford & Connecticut Western Railroad
New England
Margaret Mather
Emil Haberkorn
Union Square Theatre
Frank W. Foster
Greenfield
Nogales
Ari
Canadians See Retaliation Bill as Republican Dodge
Canadians view the retaliation bill as a Republican political dodge. Reports on Mozambique uprising say island life and property face little danger. Silistria outbreak suppression noted. Russia seen as center of war influences. Berlin lecturer warns war is unavoidable. Sofia proclaims a state of siege. German supplementary elections yield further returns. Austria pledges protection for Galicia. Vienna hosts a military conference. Canadians believe the retaliation bill would hurt the United States more than Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozambique
Russia
Berlin
Sofia
Austria
Galicia
Vienna
United States
Canada
City Weather and Local Events Highlight Busy Day
Fair and warmer weather sets a calm backdrop for a day of meetings and celebrations. Dates include the Robert Emmet birthday observances at Faneuil Hall and the Dudley Street Opera House, plus a Ladies' Aid Society gathering at Gould Memorial Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emmet
Faneuil Hall
Dudley Street Opera House
Ladies’ Aid Society
Gould Memorial
Fitz J. Babson
Sleeper Association of Artillerymen
Metropolitan
Washington Street
Beach
The
Stock Exchange
West End
Samson
Bonanza
Trotter Confirmed Amid Senate Turmoil and Capitol Visit
Washington report outlines the surprise confirmation of James M. Trotter as recorder of deeds for the district after heated executive session debate. Senators Ingalls Blackburn opposed citing district sentiment. Harris and Dawes supported the nomination. The vote was 30 to 11 with Republicans split and Congress adjourned sine die as Cleveland prepared to leave the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingaton
Sproran
Washington Star
James M. Trotter
Senate
Matthews
Trotter
Hoar
Ingalls
Harris
le Trotter
Massachusetts
Hloar
Dawes
Mr. Trotter
Messrs. Ingalls
Palmer
President Cleveland Skips Capitol Visit at End of Session
Washington March 4. A near crisis at Congress adjournment as the Senate and House committees planned to notify President Cleveland he should come to the Capitol for final action. The President refused the customary attendance at the Capitol to sign bills, citing business expediency and remote location at the White House. The committee learned he would not visit the Capitol as the session neared its last ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Carlile
Barris
White House
Cleveland
Capitol
Washington
Senate
Sherman and
Saulsbury
Morrison, Tucker
Reed
Congressional Committee
Night Session Chaos in House Ends with Dense Debris
A chaotic morning session in the House left the chamber littered with paper scraps and cigar stubs as members, exhausted after long hours, fought for recognition over a $100,000 Omaha government building appropriation. The Senate remained orderly, while President Cleveland looks forward to a rest from persistent political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumnaronx
Specran
Weaver
Nebraska
Omaha
Mr. Weaver
Springer
Reed
House
Senate
Kedlan
Cleveland
Washington
Washington For A Few ’ . S
National
House rules change yields mixed results on appropriation bills
Washington March 4 The House adopted a rule change distributing general appropriation bill prep to multiple committees. The forty-ninth Congress shows mixed outcomes with many bills praised for earlier passage from non appropriation committees, while some like the sundry civil and deficiency bills faced flaws. Committee chairmen from posts offices foreign affairs naval Indian pension and agriculture are praised for handling bills well and Belmont’s consular reform is noted as meritorious despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineron
Speciar
House
Conference
Randall and Holman
Post Offices
Foreign Affairs
Naval Affairs
Indian Affairs
Belmont
Record of Congress Surpasses Previous Session
Washieron March 4 Fortieth-ninth Congress ends ten months and twenty six days with unprecedented business. Senate saw 357 bills 118 joint resolutions and 1988 reports. total enacted laws near 1481. President vetoed 182 bills and pocketed fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washieron
Senate
House
Senate Death Toll Rises as Congress Fails Action
Originated in the House failed of action in the Senate and 750 Senate bills failed in the House. The death toll of this Congress bears thirteen names including Vice-President Hendricks, president of the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Congress
Hendricks
The Right to Sign Bills After Adjournment
Washington reports debate over the Presidents power to sign bills after Congress adjourns. Some lawyers argue the Constitution allows a ten day retention and does not require returning signed bills to the origin House. It is unclear what the Presidents position is, though a Senator says he may sign remaining measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sprdau
Congress
Rhode Island Congressman Paid Back Salary to 1885
First Comptroller Durham ruled on the contested Rhode Island second district seat finding Representative William A. Price entitled to salary from March 4, 1885, to January 25, 1887. C H Page to receive pay only from January 25, 1887, to the end of the Forty-ninth Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Durham
Rhode Island
William A. Price
C. H. Page
House
Price
Congress
Page
Pirce
Nominations Confirmed for Military and Judicial Posts
Washington March 4 The morning’s confirmations include Samuel F Burtch as Valentine Nebraska land office register Henry R Harris of Georgia as third assistant postmaster general Lt Colonel William W Whipple and Lt Colonel Chauncey McKeever named assistant adjutant generals with rank of colonel Major Oliver D Green Major Henry C Wood and Major James P Martin named assistant adjutant generals with various lieutenant colonel ranks Reuben A Reeves Palestine Texas named associate justice of the New Mexico Territory Supreme Court Commodore Lewis A Kimberly Illinois named rear admiral Dabney H Maury Virginia named envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Colombia James M Trotter Massachusetts named recorder of deeds District of Columbia George W Julian Indiana Irvington named surveyor general of New Mexico Chauncey R Schultz Missouri named assistant treasurer of the United States at St Louis Captain Adolphus W Greely Fifth Cavalry named chief signal officer brigadier general rank Captain James H Gillis DC named commodore in the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinaton
Samuel F. Burtch
Land Office
Valentine
Neb
Henry R. Harris
Georgia
William W. Whipple
Chauncey McKeever
Oliver D. Green
Henry C. Wood
James P. Martin
Reuben A. Reeves
Palestine
Tex
Supreme Court of
Territory of New Mexico
Lewis A. Kimberly
Ilinois
New Mexico
Chauncey R.shultz
Missouri
United States
St. Louis
Adolphus W. Greely
Fifth Cavalry
James H. Gillis
District of Columbia
Navy
New England Pensioners Granted March 4
Washington reports pensions awarded to New Englanders across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts. Names include widows original and reissue cases with towns such as Kittery Depot Togus Portland Newport Claremont Laconia Montpelier and Fall River among others. Some recipients receive increases or reissues with multiple listed iterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Washington
Sen
New
Phillips
New Hampshire
Martha E
Francis F. Flint
Goffstown Centre
Jane B
George I’. Cram
Claremont
John Orr ‘Onnor
Laconia
John Mottram
West Windham
Ephraim McDaniel
Increase
Londonderry
Stephen George
East Grafton
George F. Cram
John S. Gilman
Brentwood
Vermont
Lewis H. Strong
Montpelier
Patrick McGovern
Richmond
Massachusetts
Jane A
William
A. Morster
Lawrence
William A. Worster
Alpheus Barrows
Oiginal Mattaposett
Curtis D. Drew
Oiginal
Fall River
Elisha Mayo
Keene NH Named Postmaster General Appointee
Washington March 4 The Postmaster General appointed Thurlow W Bell as postmaster of Keene New Hampshire Due to the deficiency bill failure the act extending free delivery to certain cities becomes inoperative until the new fiscal year when the regular appropriation act takes effect
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Capital News
Washineton
Thurlow W. Bell
Keene
N. H
Congress
Danes and Germans Adrift After Caribbean Shipwrecks
The Ozama arrives with eighteen crew from the Danish schooner Ann wrecked on Molasses Key West Caicos. The German bark Argo, from St Thomas, went ashore near Fort Pocolet and was a total loss. Its captain died by suicide, the crew abandoned ship, and the vessel drove ashore near Cape Haitien after reef passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ozama
San Domingo
Ann
Molasses Key
West Caicos
Monte Christi
Falmouth
Argo
St. Thomas
Fort Pocolet
Rincoon
Rio Janeiro
Tok
Cape Haytien
Police Relief Association Okays Sick Benefits And Widow Payout
The Police Relief Association held its regular meeting with Deputy Superintendent Joseph R. Burrell absent and Daniel E. Curran acting as chairman. It voted to pay $450 in sick benefits across seven divisions and to give Division 2 member Joseph McHenry $100 after his wife’s death. The group noted a high volume of benefit requests given police workload last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Relief Association
Joseph R. Burrell
Daniel E. Curran
Severn
Joseph McHenry
Austria Prepares for War Over Galicia and Balkans
Vienna reports at a military conference the Emperor approves superior commands for possible war, crown prince to lead an army corps, Galicia fortified with huts forts railways and stores. Other dispatches note Albanian measures, Romanian defenses, and Kalnoky warning of broader European armaments while defending a defensive Austrian policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Galicia
Carpathians
Empeor
Russia
William
Reichstag
Germany
France
Scutari
Albania
Aliadia
Montenegro
Bucharest
Bessarabia
Russian War Department
Bratino
Roumania
Bert
von Treitschke
Professor von Ranke
Europe
Ata
Pesta
Count Kalnoky
Bulgaria
Austria
Silistria Outbreak Quelled in Bulgarian Turmoil
In a telegraph from Giurgevo reports say Tirnova and other towns rose. insurgents were said to control Tirnova while Rustchuk mutiny was crushed. Loyalists occupied Silistria, finding the garrison commander dead. many officers killed or captured. Serbia sent frontier troops as a precaution. Russia resumes freedom to act in Europe per a note to Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silistria
Paris
Giurgevo
Tirnova
Sofia
Bulgaria
Rustchuk
Danube
Kristoff
Roumania
Rustehuk
Vienna
Servia
Sr. Petersnere
Des Petersburg
Loxpox
the Standard
Russia
Spain
Uprising in Mozambique Targets Portuguese Authority
London reports by March 4 that Mamaral a local chief leads an uprising on the Mozambique mainland with insurgents looting shops. The island capital remains safe while a British cruiser protects subjects. Lisbon notes Portuguese gun boats stay at Tungi and bombarded Massingane fortress before securing the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozambique
London
Mamaral
Lisbon
Tungi
Massingane
Zanzibarins
State of siege proclaimed in Sofia and Vienna
A despatch from Sofia reports a state of siege in Sofia and Vienna after a Bulgarian movement uncovered that uprisings were part of a wider Zankottite plot. It notes no bloodshed in the outbreak in dilisiria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Lono
Vienna
Dilisiria
German supplementary elections select 7 Conservatives
In Lentin on March 4 the supplementary elections across fifty districts chose seven Conservatives and three members of the ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lentin
National liberal and party lines in cabinet dispute
The National Zeitung an organ of the National Liberal party denies that Herr von Bennigsen seeks to oust Herr von Pattkamer from the ministry. The tally shows Reichspartei 11 National Liberals 6 Centrists 16 New German Liberals 6 Socialists 2 Guelphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichspartei
National Zeitung
National Liberal Party
Herr von Bennigsen
Herr von Pattkamer
Grévy to send envoy to Berlin on Williams birth anniversary
Paris announces President Grévy will dispatch a special envoy to Berlin to congratulate Emperor William II on the approaching ninetieth birthday. M de Lesseps departs for Berlin Tuesday, denying a political aim. In Reichstag elections Wed Wed Wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Grévy
Berlin
Emperor Williams
M. de Lesseps
Herr Wedell Presdorf
Reichstag
Dr. Windthorst
Romer
Chamber of Deputies
Margaret Mather Weds Emil Haberkorn In Secluded Ceremony
The actors Margaret Mather and Emil Haberkorn of Union Square Theatre quietly married on February 15 1887 at St Johns Free Church. Ballard officiated with witnesses present The couple listed Brooklyn and Buffalo addresses and kept the union secret until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Second — Street
Brooklyn
Margaret Mather
Fourteenth Street
Buffalo
Miss Mather
Union Square Theatre
New York
Foster defaulter in Greenfield town accounts
Frank W. Foster town clerk and treasurer is a defaulter for 14072.89 dollars with about 25000 in paper held as collateral. Bondsmen are Fleury and Jones for 5000 each. Foster, 35, admitted guilt and was held to answer at a $10000 bond hearing next Saturday. brothers-in-law George and Frank Pond became sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Leyden
Charles Fleury
Eeight
Edward E. Jones
F. A. Pond
Pond
Foste
Justice Greene
George
Frank Pond
Trade improves in twenty five cities with mixed goods demand
Bradstreet reports general trade gains across twenty five cities with better demand for spring goods though dry goods hardware and some groceries lag. Strike activity falls this year with 166 strikes involving 100000 workers from Jan to March. total bank clearings rise 1.2 percent year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet’s
Boston
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Louis
Kansas City
New Orleans
Bradstreet
Emyy
Philadelphia
United States
Canada
Collision of cars during Cambridge procession draws crowd
A Cambridge procession last evening drew local ex employees and bystanders. A stray switch caused Broad street car 183 to derail onto Washington street at Beach street, prompting an East Boston Metropolitan car 744 to collide, crushing its horses before crews freed them. The South Boston car resumed its route via Kneeland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Boston
Broadway
Washington Street
Beach Street
East Boston
South Boston
Kneeland Street
Congress Adjourned Without Final Passage on Key Bills
At Washington on March 4 the Senate wrapped with conference reports on naval and post office appropriations. The District of Columbia bill and fortifications report were presented, but the general deficiency bill failed to be signed as time expired. President McKinley had signed several bills earlier as Congress closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hale
Ati A.m
Plumb
Post Office
Senate
South America
Dawes
Supreme Court
McPherson
Allison
Hoar
District of Columbia
House
Hawley
Congress
Cockrell
Harris
Jones
Arkansas
Platt
Cullom
Dolph
Military Academy
Aldrich and Gray
Naval Academy
United States
Capitol
O. L. Pruden
Sherman
Saulsbury
House Proceedings Tie Up Post Office Bill and Senate Clerk Change
A lengthy early morning session ends with the House and Senate conference on the post office appropriation bill reaching agreement after recessing Senate amendments. Debate centers on a secretary for Senators and a disputed clerk item amid quorum issues and conference committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Maron
Blount
Georgia
Conference
Senate
Homan
Townshend
Illinois
Cabell
Virginia
Holman
Taulbee
Long
Massachusetts
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South Beeston
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