Continental Sugar Refinery Sells to Standard Sugar Refinery
The Continental Sugar Refinery transfers all its county interests to Standard Sugar Refinery for about 400000 dollars. The sale includes one third interests in properties on A and First streets totaling 7020 square feet, three lots on First street between Midland and Granite, and an estate on Dorchester avenue, plus a $65000 interest conveyed by William Hunt. Standard refinery owns adjoining property.
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Continental Sugar
Standard Sugar
First Streets
First Street
Midland
Granite Streets
Continental Company
Edward C. Harris
Dorchester Avenue
William Hunt
Standard Refinery
Weather Update for New England and Eastern New York
For twenty four hours light snow and cooler conditions are reported in New England and eastern New York with northwesterly winds. Cautionary signals are displayed at Sandy Hook New York City and Narragansett section.
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Waashington
New England
New York
Sandy Hook
New York City
Narragansett
Army and Navy Gazette Military Orders Summary
Army orders list Major Edward W. Whittemore promoted to post- Captain and assigned to Department of Arizona. Naval orders detail transfers, detachments, and exams including War ing, Schaefer, Beale, Bradley, McConnell, Burd, Brumby, Fox, Wetzell, Babur, Burnap, Bates, Morse, Edmunds, Ballinger, Johnson, Blow, Lang, King, Gilmore, Neutze, Fletcher, Rodgers, and other officers and ratings amid Mohican, Mohican crew changes, and hydrographic office moves.
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Army and Navy Gazette
Washington
SpEecraAu
Army
Edward W. Whittemore
Tenth Infantry
Fifteenth Infantry
Department of Arizona
John B. Guthrie
Thirteenth Infantry
Naval
Howard S. Waring
Hydrographic Office
H. W. Schaefer
Joseph Beale
G. P
P. Edmunds
James J. Ballinger
Charles E. Johnson
Mohican
George Blow
Navy Yard
Ew York
Branch Hydrographic Office
New York
George A. Lang
Vermont
William R. King
Naval Aeasony
Steamers Arrive and Sail From Major Ports
A list of ships arriving at Antwerp Philadelphia Cardenas Hong Kong Southampton Barbados Baltimore New York Philadelphia and other ports with dates in early March 1900s showing origins such as Havana St Kitts Jamaica Matanzas Cienfuegos Shanghai and Amsterdam and vessels including City of Sydney Adriatic and Lake Ontario among others.
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Antwerp
Nederland
Philadelphia
Cardenas
Cacouna
Havana
Hatteras
Hong Kong
City of Sydney
San Francisco
Yokohama
Southampton
Saale
New York
Bremen
Barbados
Flamborough
St. Kitts
Baltimore
Falloden
Charleston
City of Berlin
Liver
Hekla
Stettin
Kanda
Vertumnus
Jamaica
Cherivon
Montevideo
Santiago
Clenfosgue
Adriatic
Liverpool
Energie
Brixham
St. Ann’s Bay
Chigwell
Fiume
Brow Head
Ontario
Bristol
St. Vincent
Nithsdale
Boston
Cape Coast
Gibraltar
Monarch
Shanghai
Lake Ontario
St Ann’s Bay
Miranda
Matanzas
Cienfuegos
H. F. Vimock
P. Caland
Amsterdam
Habaua
Havaua
Sails and Spars: Dorchester Yacht Club talk
In Dorchester, Adrian Wilson spoke to yacht club members on Sails and Spars. Other items note Dill advancing in the Senate, a legal holiday dispute, and local notices including funerals and property sales.
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Adrian Wilson
Dorchester Yacht Club
Boston & Albany Dill
Senate
House
Goodell
Sidney Bartlett
King’s Chapel
Bar Association
E. H. Garrett
School of Drawing and Painting
Dartmouth Street
Louis Hayden
Continental
The
Bufford’s Sons Lithographic Company
Captain Berry
House of Correction
Railroads face wage cuts and rate battles across lines
Minneapolis reports secret wage reductions by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad chiefly affecting agents and clerks as a board meeting is called in Milwaukee. New York officials deny a broad wage cut while rate disputes push toward readjustments on routes from Nebraska to Chicago and from St Paul to Duluth.
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Minneapolis
Journal
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee
Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
New York
Yecem
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Faithorn
Western Freight Association
Nebraska
Chicago
Duluth
St. Paul & Duluth
St. Paul
Dayton, Fort Worth & Chicago Railroad
Henry S Ives & Co
Dayton & Chicago Railroad
Henry 8. Ives, & Co
Ives & Co
Irving A. Evans & Co
Boston
C. H. Potter
Cleveland
Earthquake Tremors Reported Across Pennsylvania and Nearby States
News from March 8 describes minor tremors felt in Philadelphia and surrounding areas including Harrisburg Reading and Steelton. Observers noted trembling with no damage, while Steelton residents feared furnace explosions briefly. Shocks were also reported in Carlisle Lebanon York Gettysburg Lancaster and other locations in Maryland and Delaware.
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Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Penn
Steelton
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Reading
Carlisle
Lebanon
York
Gettysburg
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New England Cricket Secretaries Plan Benefit Game
About thirty club secretaries met at the United States Hotel yesterday afternoon. A committee was formed to arrange a benefit game for Mr. Chambers on June 17, coordinate an interstate match with Rhode Island players, and organize a repeat excursion to Sanford Maine similar to last year.
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New England Cricket Clubs
United States
Chambers
Rhode Island
Sanford
Ardis Claverden Serial Debuts in Once a Week No 21
Frank R Stockton launches his new serialized tale Ardis Claverden illustrated by Morgan in No 21 of Once a Week dated March 9. Edgar Saltus contributes a complete illustrated story with portrait. the issue runs twenty eight pages for 10 cents and includes a four page Matt Morgan cartoon about Canada annexation ceremony and the Prince of Wales raising the American flag.
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Frank R. Stockton
Ardis Claverden
Morgan
Edgar Saltus
Matt Morgan
Canada
Prince of Wales
Irish Leaders Toast Parnell at Banquet Honor
London reports a Banquet by the Eighty Club honoring Lord Spencer with Mr. Parnell receiving an ovation. Speakers, including Lord Spencer and Mr. Parnell, defended Irish policy and forbearance while critiquing Mr. Balfour and suggesting Home Rule advances.
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Eighty Club of London
Lord Spencer
London
Eighty Club
Mr. Lockwood
Lord Rosebery
William Vernon Harcourt
Mr. Parnell
Mr. Morley
Charles Russell
Parnell
Times
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Balfour
Ireland
Bradlaugh Expulsion Record Not Expunged In Commons
In London Mr Campbell moved against navy expansion until a national defence plan by citizen force and coast defence is submitted. The Commons voted 112 to 79 to reject Bradlaugh’s motion to expunge his 1880 expulsion from the records. If the Parnell commission empties forged letters the opposition plans Monday discussion on the attorney general’s action.
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London
House of Commons
Campbell
Bradlaugh
Parnell Commission
American Baseball Teams Play Before Parisians
Paris report notes President Carnot regretted missing the event as the American teams faced spectators at Parc Aerostatique. Score recorded as Chicagos 2 All Americas 6. Separate London note mentions England match at Kensington next Tuesday due to Bristol and Oxford grounds unfit.
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Paris
Parc Aerostatique
Carnot
Messrs. Spalding
Lynch
Chicagos
All Americas
London
England
Kensington
Bristol
Oxford
French Bankers Rally as Crisis Subside With Government Stand
Paris reports a bankers meeting at the finance ministry from 10 p m to 8 a m led by M Bouvier. He warned lenders to back a guaranteed loan, prompting a syndicate including Rothschilds Malet Andre Girod Heine Hottinguer Crédit Foncier and the Banque d Escompte to back the loan. The Bank of France advance is covered by discounted bills and deposits flow back. La Liberté hopes Rouvier’s firmness prevents further damage to business before the exhibition.
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Paris
M. Bouvier
Ministry of Finance
Othschild
Malet Andre
Girod
Heine
Hottinguer
Crédit Foncier
Banaue d’Escompte
Crédit Lyonnaise
Société Générale
Bank of France
Comptoir d’Escompte
la Liberté
M. Rouvier
New cabinet swears allegiance in Breviorape
Breviorape reports the new cabinet swore allegiance to King Alexander and was later received by ex-King Milan. In Vienna, M Zankoff stated the Czar would not intervene in Bulgaria as an internal matter. In London, The Times notes possible output cuts by Anaconda and Calumet & Hecla for two months with Rio Tinto likely to join.
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Alexander
Milan
Vienna
M. Zankoff
Bulgaria
Londvon
the Times
Anaconda
Calumet & Hecla
Rio Tinto
Boy Lived in a Box After Running Away
Clifford McBride an eight year old boy living on Cooper street ran away a week ago. He stayed at the wharves on Atlantic avenue sleeping in a box found with straw and ate what he could. Officers from Station 4 found him in South Cove after a chase and brought him to the station. He was stubborn and gave no reason for his conduct showing signs of exposure and swollen eyes.
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Clifford McBride
Cooper Street
Atlantic Avenue
Station 4
South Cove
Diogenes
San Francisco
Nipsic
Vandalia
Trenton
Sicard
Bureau of Ordnance
Germany
Nipsie
Olga
Kimberly
Farragut
Adler
Eber
FE. Harmony
Navy Department
Harmony
Post
Sale of Paintings From Capen and Warren Private Collections
The private collections of Elmer H. Capen and the late W. L. Warren were sold at Chicker ing Hall in New York ending tonight. Seventy seven paintings brought $46 835 with 159 pictures over two nights totaling $69 782. Notable prices included The Coming Storm by John Constable at 3175 and Landscape near Village La Brisby by Rousseau at 3500.
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Capen
Warren
New York
Elmer H. Capen
Boston
W. L. Warren
Springfield
Chickering Hall
John Constable
Village la Brisby
Rousseau
Constantine Troyon
Egypt
J. F. Milet
Corot
F. A. Gibbons
Quintus Curtius
K. Gérome
Oise
C. F. Daubigny
Interstate Commerce Tightens Joint Tariff Rules
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued a circular on the March 2 1889 act amending regulation of joint and local tariffs. It outlines ten days notice for advances and three days for reductions, applies to export traffic, and enforces strict penalties for any carrier charging above or below the named rates.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Act of Congress
Commission
The
United States
Dinners At Hotels Highlight Local School Reunions
Chauncy Hall class of 88 led by John Reed Whipple and Charlestown High alumni from 67 to 71 enjoyed meals at Young's. Musical director Georg Henschel, now in London, is at the Brunswick. Numerous arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. Whiteside of Chattanooga, E Livergaton, W H Roome of New York, and many others from cities like Portland, Providence, and Troy staying at area hotels.
Mystery Fire in Samoa Sinks Nipsic Rumor Shocked Washington
Sensational telegram from Samoa claims the German corvette Olga bombarded Mataafa camp and sank the American ship Nipsic after the American captain protested. Officials in Washington doubt the report, noting no official confirmation and tracing possible ship movements and dates as naval experts weigh the odds.
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Presriav
Schlesische Zeitung
Samoa
Mataafa
Washington
Srrciau
Nipsic
Olga
Navy Department
Department of State
San Francisco
Whitney
John W. Hawley
Auckland
N. Z
Hawley
Foreign Office
Dennis W. Mullan
New York
Pacific
Mullan
Massachusetts
Richard G. Davenport
Dick” Davenport
Navy
Captain Davenport
Congress
Mobile Bay
John A. Shearman
William P.white
John L. Purcell
Harry A. Field
Hilary P. Jones
Eli. Z. Derr
John Corwin
George W. Hall
Horace E. Frick
Glover Fillette
Adams
Nipsie
Callao
Navy Yard
Samoan
Office seekers press claims upon President Harrison in Washington
March 8 report from Washington notes many visitors pressing for federal posts after the inaugural. Key figures include Senator Palmer General Lew Wallace and Iowa's Clarkson dining with the President. Wanamaker Childs Drexel Payson visited privately. Windom directs treasury duties. rumors place Foon and Tichenor as top Treasury aides.
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Washington
Senator Palmer
Lew Wallace
Clarkson
Iowa
Harrison
Edward M. Payson
Wale
Indiana
Johnston
Corporal Tanner
New York
Browne
Cincinnati
Private Vaughan
Garland
United States Supreme Court
W. H. H. Miller
United States
Windom
Treasury Department
Neaver
Charles F. ‘Oon
the Treasury
Thompson
George C. Tichenor
Kentucky
The
Treasury
Nar
Obituary Captain John Ericsson Dies at 82
Captain John Ericsson, famed engineer of the Monitor fame, died at 36 Beach Street New York after a long illness of cystitis in his eighty sixth year. Born July 31 1803 in Wormland Sweden he pursued engineering from boyhood and created many inventions including the screw steamer the destroyer and turret vessel. He never drank wine or liquor and left no immediate family with several notable nephews surviving.
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John Ericsson
Monitor
Beach Street
New York
Dr. Boulee
Captain Ericsson
Wormland
Sweden
Charles John
Bernadotte
London
Ericsson
London Mechanics’ Magazine
Three Piece English Cabinet Set Now Reduced to 45
An ad proclaims a Parlor Cabinet Book Cabinet and a French Escritorio in one package at 45 dollars. Individual values total 70 dollars, with the trio described in rich antique oak and fine fittings, offered as a combined savings.
Miss Anderson Faints During The Winters Tale
Miss Mary Anderson was forced to cancel her remaining engagements in Washington this week after fainting following the fifth act dance in The Winter's Tale. Doctors diagnose nervous prostration from years of intense work.
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Washineton
Mary Anderson
Wanamaker Names Three New Postmasters in Maine
Postmaster-General Wanamaker appoints Edward A. Holbrook as postmaster at Vanceboro Maine Wilber A Waterman as postmaster at North Appleton Maine and John H Wardwell as postmaster at Rumford Maine in today’s announcements from Washington.
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Wanamaker
Washington
Sprctax
Edward A. Holbrook
Vanceboro
Wilber A. Waterman
North Appleton
John H. Wardwell
Rumford
Louis Hayden Seriously Ill at 66 Phillips Street
Louis Hayden a well known colored man lives at 66 Phillips street and is confined to bed with a complication of diseases. At 10 o'clock last evening he was comparatively comfortable.
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Louis Hayden
Phillips Street
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