Unionist Note and Welch Benefit Fund Report
Meprorp March 5 Special The ordination at Tufts Divinity School for Isaac Wallace Cate as Universalist missionary to Japan is detailed with ceremony names and attendees. Nashville Republican League convention proceedings applaud Harrison and Reed, set platform, and select Cincinnati for next gathering. A Welch fund for his widow and children reaches nearly 26000 with broad interstate support.
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Meprorp
Isaac Wallace Cate
Tufts Divinity School
Japan
George L. Penn
Goddard Chapel
College Hall
H. Leonard
Thomas J. Sawyer
Cate
San Francisco
George J. Perin
Miss Schouler
Tokio
Universalist Mission
Perin
Chicago
Observations Elsewhere Taken at pw1
A terse field note states observations were recorded at pw1. The entry labels the location and confirms data collection occurred, but provides no further detail on methods, timing, or outcomes.
Sailed and Cleared Steamers and Vessels List
A long list of ships sailing to and from various ports includes Britannia to Barcelona and Marseilles Trave to Kremen leutonic to Liverpool Assyria to Glasgow La Flandre and Westernland to Antwerp Bolivia to Mediterranean Sara toga to Havana Standard to Boston ships telene to Hamburg Habitant to London Normandy to Zanzibar Soulum to Riva de Sella Methusalem to St Louis du Rhone Sempre Avanti to Marseilles Brothers Apap to Cadiz brig Rising Sun to Deme Tara Cleared ships State of Indiana Ritchie Glasgow Rhaetia Kuhlwein Hamburg Caland Dent Amsterdam Lake Nepigon Hermann Liverpool Ceylon Roe Rio Janeiro Saratoga Leighton Havana progreso Pillsbury Lisbon Flandre Ninnes Antwerp Patrician Stirling Portland Or barks Conductor Lee Bordeaux Sodium Anderson Riva de Sella Icis Almeda Wilkey Copeland Matan zas Richard F C Harley Falker Havana F P Hal lock Tizdale Taunton Resolution Clark Bala
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Britannia
Barcelona
Marseilles
Trave
Kremen
Leutonic
Liverpool
Assyria
Glasgow
la Flandre
Westernland
Antwerp
Bolivia
Mediterranean
Saratoga
Havana
Standard
Boston
Telene
Hamburg
Habitant
London
Normandy
Zanzibar
Soulum
Riva de Sella
Methusalem
St. Louis du Rhone
Sempre Avanti
Apap
Cadiz
Rising Sun
State of Indiana
Ritchie
Rhaetia
Kuhlwein
Caland
Dent
Amsterdam
Lake Nepigon
Hermann
Ceylon
Roe
Rio Janeiro
Leighton
Progreso
Pillsbury
Lisbon
Ia Flandre
Ninnes
Patrician
Stirling
Shipping arrivals and origins listed by date in multiple ports
A naval log lists ships docking or sailing from or to Boston New York Baltimore Leith and other ports. Entries show vessel names origins and dates from March 4 to March 6 across Liverpool Antwerp Hull Bremen London Havana Amster dam Sunderland Hamburg New ark and Yokohama.
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Boston
Liverpool
Rialto
Antwerp
Mentmore
London
Kanas
New York
Lago
Hull
Eng
Mount’s Bay
Ham
Seneca
Havana
Rock Light
Amsterm
Laurestina
Bremen
Stamford
Sunderland
Baltimore
Hermann
Leith
Endeavor
Isle of Wight
Oevelgonne
Hamburg
Lizard
Thanemore
John Sanderson
Newark
Hambpurg
Burgurmeister Petersen
Harburg
Gluckauf
Bergenland
Yokohama
Yorkshire
London Syndicate to Control Soda Water Apparatus Makers
Charles Lippincott & Co. confirms Boston telegraph report that a London syndicate is near completing purchase of the four U S firms making soda water and beer apparatus. Syndicate controls capital between eight and nine million dollars with about five million targeted for acquisitions.
National Baseball League delegates weigh eight club format
Cleveland March 5 The National Baseball League delegates discussed an eight club league in secret talks. Brush of Indianapolis signaled a willingness to sell his team, with value between 50000 and 75000 dollars. It is believed Indianapolis and Washington could be sold.
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Cleveland
National Baseball League
Brush
Indianapolis
Washington
Debate over Parnell report fuels House clash in London
London March 5 parliament debate on the Parnell Commission report intensifies as MacNeill accuses the government of stoking sectarian tensions and Campbell defends his handling of the party books. Conservatives note the report confirms little new while calls grow for full book production to test truth versus bias.
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London
Dillon
Australia
Thomas Sexton
Home Ruler
West Belfast
Lewis
Sexton
League
Campbell
Parnell
Liverpool
Liberal
Fire Record Chronicles Multiple City Losses
Reports from Trenton Brockton and other towns detail fires causing extensive damage. Maddock Sons & Co pottery and John Moses pottery faced heavy losses with partial insurance. Fatal and minor injuries occurred to firemen. Other fires damaged homes barns furniture stores and a restaurant with costs ranging from hundreds to thousands.
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Pottery of
Maddock Sons & Co
Trenton
N. J
John Moses
Thomas Boyd
Brockton
Thomas Gegan
Centre Street
Sr. Albans
Orson Wright
Franklin
Sandford Creek
Peter Bolio
Valley Falls
R. I
Central
Valley Halls Company
Monthly Meeting of South Boston Yacht Club Honors Treasurer
At the regular meeting held last evening at the United States Hotel Vice-Commodore Morrill presided with about fifty members present. Treasurer Thomas Christian received a gold watch and chain for twenty years of faithful service. The club reported $20.33 collected since the last meeting and $113.64 in bank after expenditures. Resolutions honored BF Millward and John J. Donoghue. A committee was named for an April dinner and Chelsea Yacht Club condolences were extended. A post-meeting regatta discussion adjourned to the next meeting due to few yacht owners present.
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Nashville
Tenn
National Convention
The
Republican League
Thurston
Harrison
T. C. Platt
New York
League
State House
Taylor
Clapp
Committee On Resolutions
Republican League of the United States
Pan-American Congress
Treasury Department
Democratic Party
South
Republican Party
United States
American Congress
Congress
Reed
Isaac Revel
Washington
Chicago
Committee On League
National Congressional Committee
National State Executive Committee
Cincinnati
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
A. P. Humphreys
Phineas Lounsberry
Connecticut
George W. Randall
J. L. Lindsley
Vermont
Noteller
Mie
Colby
South Boston Yacht Club
Charlies F. Morrill
BF. Millward
John J. Donoghue
William Morris
Thomas Christian
Commodore Arthur Fuller
Fo Morrill
R W. Pierce
Frank Frizzell
Raymond Alley
Frank Ferdinand
A. 5
Chelsea Club
Regatta Committee
Governor Brackett Attends Loyal Legion Dinner at Revere House
Last evening Governor Brackett joined the Loyal Legion for its regular monthly meeting and dinner at the Revere House. About 240 gentlemen were at table as Daggett played piano with Vom Henry at his corner and Livermore as chorister, the singing lasting for hours.
Admiral Walker Reported Demands Satisfaction Over Howell Rift
Brooklyn Eagle dispatch records Captain John A. Howell of the Atlanta reporting Admiral Walker to the navy in naval parlance as a grievance seeking a court of inquiry or action to be decided by the secretary. The Toulon incident saw the Atlanta out of formation and its commander degraded before the fleet, with Howell later reinstated. Relations between Walker and Howell are noted as strained.
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New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Washington
John A. Howell
Atlanta
Walker
Navy
Toulon
Condon
Howell
Democrats of Rhode Island Nominate Ticket at State Convention
Rhode Island Democrats met at Music Hall and nominated John W. Davis for governor and William T Wardwell for lieutenant governor.slocum Davis McGuinness Perry addressed reforms, tariff, ballot access, and anti monopoly stance. They condemned the Republican party’s opposition to ballot reform and approved resourcing a revised state constitution and a delayed central committee until after the election.
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Music Hall
John W. Davis
Pawtucket
William T. ©. Wardwell
Bristol
Edwin D. McGuinness
Providence
Ziva O. Slocum
John G. Perry
South Kingston
Cleveland
National House of Representatives
Republican Party of
Rhode Island
Senate
Queer Find by Sawtell Searchers in New Hampshire
RocuestrerR March 5 The party searching for Hiram Sawtell’s head pumped out the well near the body site and unearthed bagging fragments rocks a wall stone an old shanty board and a birch pole from the bottom Officials and County Solicitor River review the finds as trial nears next Wednesday
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Sawtell
Rocuestrerr
N. H
Hiram Sawtell
Hiram
Princeton Students' Association Amends Bylaws
At a mass meeting in Princeton New Jersey the graduate athletics advisory committee was expanded to five members each serving three years. Elected were Professor Henry F Osborn of Princeton Duncan Edwards of New York City for three years and Henry B Thompson of Philadelphia for two years. Allan D Wilson 91 of Philadelphia was chosen president of the Football Association for the upcoming season.
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Princeton’s
Students’ Association
Princeton
N. J
Henry F. Osborn
Duncan Edwards
New York City
Henry B. Thompson
Philadelphia
Allan D. Wilson
The
Football Association
Reading stock slump drives heavy NYSE trading
On March 5 in New York trading of Reading stock surged with over 112000 shares changing hands. The price fell about 2 percent with the last sale at the day’s low. Broker A H Dellaven alone moved 25000 shares, reportedly for L S Wormser. Reading pool figures claim majority ownership and vow not to sell, while Wormser’s trades are seen as a separate speculative account.
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New York
Reading
New York Stock Exchange
A. H. Dellaven
DeHaven
Wormser
Reading Pool
Case against Middleton collapses in Ottawa report
The civil suit by Bremner against General Sir Frederick Middleton has been withdrawn. The Minister of Justice announced in Parliament that Bremner will not receive government support for an inquiry commission into the confiscation of his furs.
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Middleton
Ottawa
Ont
Bremner
Sir Frederick Middleton
Hotel Reynolds Opens With Dinners And Preparations
The Hotel Reynolds formerly the International opened with much fanfare after extensive alterations. Proprietor John K. Reynolds hosted an elaborate press dinner while staff and officers were named for the new venture. Numerous guests and arrivals from cities across the region were listed along with the hotel’s first floor cafe, dining rooms, and billiard bar.
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Hotel
Reynolds
the International
John K. Reynolds
George W. Hopkins
William Styles
Charles A. Oakes
Smith
Charles HH. Chars
Mr. Reynolds
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Architectural Society
Parker House
H H. Alden
Don Cogswell
Massachusetts Street Railway Association
Young's
A.M. Stone
New Haven
Conn
W. B. Mackay
Sedalia
A Pp
Woodbury
M. J. Pennell
Portland
Thorndike
William Hale
Hartford
A. M. Warren
Philadelphia
Penn
H. M. Wheelock
New York
Whipple
Bristol
N. H. Tavern
Williame. Wood
St. John
N.B
George N. Putnam
New London
A. M. Craiz
Charles B. Ladd
Springfield
Crawtonp
Charles J. Woodengen
Saccarappa
J. M. Snow
Fairhaven
James
I. Whitmore
Rockland
Revere
W. H. Hinds
Guilford
N. A
Ossian Jay
Lancaster
New
Acworth
N. i
John H. MacKee
New Bedford
Clark
R. Li. Sehuto
G. Tt. Dishrow
R. Cochrane
J. E. Nellis
Woonsocket
G. TH. Baker
Biddeford
Quincy
Kimball
Concord
N. H
John E. Sanger
B. A. Kimpall
N. HL
HH. KF. Todd
St. Stephen
N. B
A. P. Whittier
D. M. Joss
St. Albans
St. Youna’s
James_ B. Drake
W. EF. Hogan
Bath
J.P. Baxter
Is. Vivian Cavell
Chicago
A. W
Littlehall
Texas
J. P. Everett
Toronto
Ont
William ©. Stribling
St. Louis
Ernst Thurnauer
Hamburg
Germany
Parnken
J. KE. Cooper
Fort Worth
Tex
Tremont
F. W. Bliss
V. N. Knapp
J. M. Goodbar
Memphis
Lenn
George B. Williams
Walpole
George D. Robinson
Chicopes
Launswick
Howland
J. Grose
H. A. Caesar
N. Bridgeman
M. Stoward
Dr. Johnsbury
Vencome
S. A. Galpin
B. G. Latimer
Brooklyn
Charles L. Jolson
Newaven
George Ff. Evans
W. H. Sanders
New_York
E. C. Sawyer
Syracuse
WN. Y
Albany
Faller
San Francisco
Cal
W. Baxter Thompson
Baltimore
Midsummer Night's Dream at Daly's Theatre New York
A revived Daly's production of Midsummer Night's Dream at Daly's Theatre in New York earns renewed success. The change from A Priceless Paragon is praised as wise, with familiar roles well cast as Theseus and Oberon in an exceptionally fine setting.
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Daly’s
New York
Daly’s Theatre
Hartshorh Cheneys Ast er Hartshorh Cheneys Aster Excursion
Advertises a multi day excursion in April from Boston offering rail travel in drawing room cars aboard Fall River Line steamers to New York meals state rooms and on route transfers. Includes postmaster general Wanamaker visit Philadelphia carriage rides Washington Arlington Arlington Heights MT Vernon trip all expenses paid for $45 circulars and European itinerary noted.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Philadelphia
W. Lord
Washington Street
Boston
Chas, E. Pugh
Mer
J. R. Wood
New York
Postimaster
Our Flag on the High Seas Plea for American Vessels
The Hon. M Forbes argues before the House committee on merchant marine that liberty of trade and non subsidies can revive American shipping. He promotes a free ships bill to allow American registry for foreign built vessels under the flag, cites cost gaps with foreign builders, and urges protection of the American flag for trade with China and other markets.
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Wasiwaron
Sprerin
John M. Forbes
Milton
House
Cannon Merchant Marine
Evan
Ambrose
Snow
American Shipping League
Boards of Trade
Congressman Fithian
Illinois
Farquhar
New York Board of Trade
Forbes
General Banks
Iask
Mr. Forbes
England
J’orbes
China
Liam
Marquhar
Mr. Farquhar
Fithian
Germany
Korbes
Dingley
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Dresden
Lewis J. Bird & CO
George L. Browk
Tremont Street
MR. Perin
Isaac W. Cate
Philip H. Welch
Hiumorist
National Republican League
Welch
William D. Howells
Mark Twain
George William Curtis
James Russell Lowell
George Bancroft
John G. Whittier
Stanford White
John G. Brown
Eastman Johnson
Thomas A. Edison
Stuart Robson
William O. Florence
Joseph Jefferson
Edwin Booth
Henry van Dyke
R. S. McArthur
Richard $. Storrs
Theodore N. Cuyler
Washington and Elm Streets
Atwood
Central Market
North Street
Thoston
City
Maine
New Hampshire
New England
Observer’s Office
Signal Service
Bostonr
A.M. Sr
Pav Oweter
Iss Vsicen
Metmomicler
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Detroit
el Paso
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Mont
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Kansas City
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Marquette
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March
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Hale & Norcross
Otranto
Jago
Glanens
Boaton
Barks America
Care Pbados
G. de Zaldo
St. Jago
Josie Reeves
Nantucket
Commerce
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Edith Bb
Coombs
Portobello
Alta
St. Domingo
L. T. Whitmore
Benjamin Rehiggs
A. PF. Emerson
Windom
General Corse
N. H. Farquhar
Bureau of
Springer
Idaho
Wyoming
Barbour
Plumb
Arkansas
National League
Captain Howell
Admiral Walker
Congressional Committee On Merchant Marine
George L. Perin
South Framingham
Davis
Abraham Lincoln
House of Commons
General Middleton
Eee
Brackett
Citizens’ Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Jeannette Thurber
American Composers
George H. Fall
J. Brooks Parker
John Patterson
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Real Estate News
Boston Merchants’ Association
Young’s
W. S. Bigelow
St. Botolph Club
Libbie
Plymouth
Eall
Pleasure Tours
John Jeffries& Sons
Vicinity
Dever 'Ire St
Sheppard Homan
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of
D. H. Buckley
da Voonshire Street
Death’s
J. I. Phelps
Lev
Mass
Tirard
France
Transvaal
John Fitzgerald
Shawmut Avenue
Patrick J. Ryan
Beacon
Brookline
Christian
the Loyal Legion
Democrats
Indorse
Hartshorh & Cheney
Hartshorn & Cheney
Bromfield Street
High Seas
M. Forbes
Por John
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