Catholic tensions and clerical clashes in Ireland
The piece reports on Bishop Woodlock denouncing secret societies amid incidents during a Catholic service in Athlone, and Cork clergy opposing Parnellite demonstrations on St Patrick's Day. It also notes Gavan Duffy criticizing clerical interference and Charles Parnell’s stance on Nationalist authority as the Paris funds controversy evolves.
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Dustin
Bartholomew Woodlock
Ardagh
Clonmacinos
Athlone
Ireland
Cork
Charles Gavan Duffy
Freeman’s Journal
Parnell
Independent Party
Sir Charles
Massive blaze destroys Hano Manufacturing and nearby homes
A waterfront Allston fire gutted the Samuel Hano Manufacturing Company building, a 125000 dollar loss, with adjacent wooden houses damaged. Firefighters battled flames from 8 45 pm, deploying up to three alarms as crowds watched. About forty workers faced unemployment. owner Samuel Hano insured losses and pledged full coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hano Manufacturing Company
Hano
Allston
William Sullivan
Hano Manufacturing Company
Blaine Avenue
Thomas W. Schofield
Thomas Freeman
Samuel Hano
Hano Village
Manifold Manufactory
Hano Street
Hane
Polie
Rae
Schofield
Agricultural Insurance Company of New York
Cambridge
Cozy Uptown Flats Offer Modern Comforts and Quiet
Spacious apartments advertise south facing rooms past and west with sun, pleasant winter, cool summers, free from noise smoke and dust. Modern conveniences include electric light and a fast elevator with janitor service. Top floor hosts the New England Lunch Club.
Australian Ballot Petition for Boston and Maine Capital
From Augusta March 6 the Senate heard 128 Freeport citizens petitioning for the Australian ballot bill. Debates followed before reporting to the Judiciary Committee. In the House an act to increase Boston and Maine railroad capital stock by 5 million dollars was passed.
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New Capital Stock
Boston & Maine
Augusta A. Me
Senate
Mallette
Cumberland
Freeport
Judiciary Committee
Boston & Maine Railroad
City and Suburban News Highlights and Arrivals
Dr William C Winslow lectures at Conservatory of Music in Boston and Rev Phillips Brooks delivers fourth Lenten sermon. Sidney Bartlett residence on Beacon Street sold at public auction for 48000. Boston Chamber of Commerce report on Kidder Peabody Co banking reorganization. Bishop of Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts noted. Fire damages at Hanover Manufacturing Company in Allston with about 12500 loss. Speaker Barrett rules prompting criticism.
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William C. Winslow
Conservatory of Music
State House
Bos Pag
Phillips Brooks
Paul
Sidney Bartlett
Beacon Street
Boston Chamber
Eames
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Benjamin Uaddock
Episcopal
Massacusetts
Hano Masutsoviry Ring Company
Allston
Barrett
Cleveland dealer sells baseball interest to league for 30000
Albert Johnson sold his entire stake in Cleveland and Wipelongt baseball to a National League club for 30000. The sale was arranged by J Palmer, Ed Hanlon of Pittsburgh, and unnamed local brokers. Despite the transfer, a league club will still operate in Cincinnati.
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Cleveland, O
Albert Johnson
Cleveland
Wipelongt
Ita National League
J. Palmer Ee Neil
Ed Hanlon
Pittsurg 1
Pons Ders
Cincinnati
Burglars Blow Safe at Post Office and Station
In Merrimac on March 9 burglars blew open the post office safe at 3 o clock this morning securing 350 in money and stamps. Within half an hour they then blew open the safe at the Boston and Maine station, taking additional funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimac
Boston & Maine
Goti
Spanish troop move to Cuba risks Cuban unrest
A Madrid despatch reports Spain plans to send 6870 troops to Cuba amid rising island agitation. If the crisis worsens General Campos could be named viceroy. The Spanish press protests U.S. backing of Cuban separatists in connection with a proposed treaty of commerce.
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Paris
Madrid
Cuba
Campos
Abduction at Clitheroe linked to husband E H Jackson
A wife, Miss Hall later Mrs E Jackson, was seized at a church in Clitheroe by three men in a carriage and taken to a Blackstone house. The abductors barricaded the premises as crowds gathered outside. Police and lawyers maneuvered amid threats and a warrant over an assault connected to the abduction.
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Lowpow
Clitheroe
Manchester
Blackburry
Mrs. Jackson
Clithéroe
Blackstone
E. H. Jackson
Jackson
Marrie
Miss Hall
Australia
English Blizzard Wrecks Vessels and Decimates Livestock
A severe southwest England blizzard, described as the severest on record, causes heavy damage including shipwrecks off the coast and large livestock losses. Reports note many sheep and lambs perish while storms extend to Scotland and northern England. Channel steamers suffer boisterous conditions as the gale intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Scotland
Bay of Biscay
Strathendrick Sinks After Collision Near Sourabaya
London dispatch reports the steamship Strathendrick sank after a collision with Devonhurst near Sourabaya. The Strathendrick’s engineer drowned while Devonhurst sustained serious damage but stayed afloat. The voyage and wreck details include Clan Macay hitting rocks near Galle and Salient breaking a shaft drifting in a snowstorm, with crew escape.
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London
Strathendrick
Cardiff
Sourabaya
Devonhurst
Devenhurst
Clan Macay
Galle
Salient
Rotterdam
Sunderland
Ecealo
Iley
Libera ls of the Forest of Dean urge Dilke candidacy
At a Forest of Dean Liberal meeting Sir Charles Dilke received unanimous support and respecting his return to politics he spoke of clearing his character. He believed he could be legally vindicated but would not confirm contesting the Forest of Dean seat today. The assembly urged him to accept the Liberal nomination for Parliament there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Forest of Dean
Charles Dilke
Charles
Head
Sir Charles
Empress Frederick Visit Sparks Diplomat Clash in Paris
Still worried French diplomats and politicians debate the Empress Frederick's Paris visit. German ambassador Count Von Munster blames Baron De Mohrenheim, the Russian ambassador, calling him an old monkey. Officials criticize President Carnot for not meeting the Empress and plan prearranged contact for future royal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Frederick
Count von Munster
Germany
Baron de Mohrenheim
Carnot
The New Remedies and Blood Transfusion Debates
A six member medical panel urged suspending Koch tuberculosis treatment after finding no cures. Paris reports four deaths in five days linked to Bernheim transfusion methods, with Figaro deeming Bernheim riskier than Koch. Bernheim cites eighty TB successes.
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Mapnrib
Koch
Paris
Figard
Bernheim
The
Figaro
Fatal Lion Attack Kills Trainer at London Hippodrome
A lion trainer named Seets was mortally injured at the London Hippodrome when a lion refused to return to its cage. After Seets failed to regain a lance, the animal attacked, and another trainer wounded the lion, but Seets died from the injuries.
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London Hippodrome
London
Seets
Hamilton Legally Dead Will Admitted To Probate
Surrogate Ransom ruled the Hamilton vs. Evange line L. Mann matter is legitimate and declared Hamilton legally dead. He then admitted the will to probate, marking the case as concluded. The decision, issued in New York on March 9, follows a long note contest over the deceased’s estate.
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Hamilton
New York
Evangeline L. Mann
New Haven Woman Found Dead at Oyster Point
The body of Mrs. Caroline Riggs was found in the water at Oyster Point near her home this morning. Police believe she walked into the water last night while in a somnambulistic state.
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New Haven
Conn
Caroline Riggs
Oyster Point
Steamers Arrived in Boston and Other Ports
A series of naval arrivals dated March 7 to March 9 list ships docking in Boston and other ports. Vessels include Kickhuben from Antwerp via Halifax and various liners from Liverpool and New York such as Etruria, Servia, and Bayonne service.
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Boston
Kickhuben
Antwerp
Halifax
Francisco
Hull
Eng
Aiden
Parkmore
London
Fortland
Ontario
Bristol
Liverpool
Portland
New York
Servia
Greece
Havro
Queenstown
Etruria
Breinéh
Verta
Singapore
Brand
Philadelphia
Nagasaki
Bremen
Tradentia
Southampton
Rider
Lizard
Suevin
Hamburg
Genoa
Coventz
Wilmington
Mareh
Biphinstone
Fort Royal
Ts&k
Kingroad
Minools
Kremen
Tynedah
Savannah
Perch
Hil
Penton
Fone
Ronan
Helfastareh
Jay Beet
Baltimore
Barcelons
Glaulafren
Charles
Sugar Trust probe yields $11 million in profits
New York March 9 The State Senate Committee resumed inquiry into the Sugar Trust. George S Ellis of Central Trust testified profits of over 11 million were shown in his report. Stockholders had a 10 percent dividend on 11,992,060. Witnesses disclosed little new. some books of constituent companies were not produced. The committee adjourned to Saturday amid debate over access to private company records and legal protections.
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New York
State Senate
Sugar Trust
George
Ellis
The
Central Trust Company
Henry J. Dick
Dick & Meyer
Brooklyn
Witness
Meyer
Theodore A. Havemeyer
Harris
Penvie
Coggeshall
Senate
Root
Town Meeting Adopts Broad Funds and Site Talks
An adjourned town meeting in Revere approved numerous appropriations including schools 19780 and highways 7000. Fire and health services, street lighting, libraries, and police were funded while a new town hall site and financing were discussed. A separate annual meeting in Sanaus elected officers and established a board of health with three doctors.
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Revere
John A. Staples
Board of Health
Sanaus
Charles A. Newhall
William H. Newhall
Edward Brewer
Charles Florence
Joseph Whitehead
John Armitage
George Faulkner
Hiram A. Raddin
A. Dudley Johnson
B. I. Dalley
Joshua Copurn
George N. Miller
Charles F. Clark
Herbert O. Pratt
M. W. Putnam
William A. Trefthren
Edward G. Smith
Wilbur F. Newhall
Samuel Hawkes
Trustes of Public Library
Charles H. Bond
Knight
Gale
Francoise
Hotels and Stables on Fire in East Weymouth
Fire destroyed a barn owned by Jotham Salsbury and used as a livery by William Custance, along with seven horses eight carriages and other gear. The adjacent Eagle House also burned with some furniture saved, Allan House damaged. Total losses around 5800 with 4000 insured. An arson attempt damaged a brick tenement on Eighth street. a man fled after witnesses spotted thick kerosene odors and spilled fuel. Nearby fires included a vacant Bridger Bennett house in East Capitol Hill area and a railroad car fire near Nethliagher and Hudson River line with mail and baggage losses.
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East Weymouth
Fall River
East Wymouth
Jotham Salsbury
William J. Custance
Eagle
Allan
Custance
Rivex
Eighth Street
Sevaga
Oepenning
Charles B. Lavigne
Lumber
RALEM
Post
Box
Bridger Bennett
Caatié Hill
Chicago
Nethliagher Tral & Hudson River
Saratoga
Scramier
Spencer Trask
Omaha
Neb
Boston highway bills debated by City Committee
The Committee on Cities met in Room 14 for morning and afternoon sessions on locating laying out and finishing Boston highways and public places. Mayor Matthews City Solicitor Bailey and Citizens Association officials attended as Alderman Uarruth and Bailey were cited in discussions on street commissioners and bond funding.
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Committee On Cities
City of
Boston
Citizens’ Association of Boston
Matthews
Bailey
Herbert L. Harding
Citizens’ Association
Dore and Brady
William H. Whitmore
Harding
Uarruth
Mr. Harding
Mr. Bailey
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N. B
E. T. Cowdrey CO
Gibson, Miller & Richardson
L. J. B. Lincoln
Deerfield
Jordan Marsh
Koechlin Baumgartner
Sathens
Hathaway
New England
R.R. Depot
Thomson-Houston
Westinghouse
Simplex Bernstein
Sawyerman, Qathens
TESLA
Waterhouse
Consolidated, Electric CO
A. H. Taber
Summer St
Maine Elections
Bangor
Biddeford
Joseph F. Snow
F. O. Beal
Beal
Snow
Council
Brewer
Jasper Hutchings
Brperoap
Edward W. Staples
John Lord
Arguera
Robert Stin
Warningns
Aurast
William P. Thompson
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Maine Legislature
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Tremont Street
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Marion Harland
Leonared & CO
J. M W. W. Turner
National Gallery
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Ellington
Lynn Daly Press
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Chesapeake Bay
Benjies
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Atrick
Tasgow
Harvard
Manhattan Club
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Harvard Lawns Tennis Association
Henry H. Carter
Rage
Inter-scholastic Athletic Association
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Brooklin
West End
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Mensies
Washington
Safe Blowers
Nair
J. T. Pheli
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Sir Charles Dilke
Bernhemm
Irfe
General Fire
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Adams & Isley
Tremont St
Jordan, Marsh and Company
Citizens’ Association Pressing
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