Jening High Digs 3
Jening High School clinched a 3 point win in a tight game at home. The contest featured key plays from standout players, boosting the team’s momentum in a regional standings push.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1890
Page
1
Boomers on the War Path Drive Into Cherokee Strip
Arkansas City Kan March 14 20 000 boomers surged across the border into the Cherokee outlet at dawn settlers rushed to stake claims with prairie schooners and crews. News from Washington that the Oklahoma bill passed spurred rapid moves as U S forces proved unable to halt the influx and cattle stampedes scattered stock across Kiowa Caldwell Hunnewell Guthrie areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kan
Washington
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Cherokee Live Stock Association
Burbank
United States
Oklahoma City
Kiowe
Khan
Caldwell
Hunnewell
Kane
Guthrie
J.T
Cherokee Strip
Kiowa
Fall of the Tirard Cabinet and Turkish Treaty Rejection
The French Senate rejected Tirard's motion on the Turkey treaty, triggering the cabinet's downfall. Tirard offered resignation to President Carnot, who urged continuation until Easter. A new ministry may be formed by de Freycinet, with Floquet, Constans, and Ribot as possible members, while Barbey Faye and Falliere may remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Senate
Tirard
Turkey
M. Tirard
Carnot
M.tirard
M. de Freycinet
M. Floquet
M. Constans
Ministry of the Interior
M. Ribot
Admiral Barbey
Marine
M. Faye
Agriculture
M. Falliere
Curiosity on sale Bedroom Suit with Bamboo design
A novelty bedroom set built on Birds eye Mantle wood features dainty bamboo styled panels and full bamboo furnishings including guard rails escutcheons and clothes pole. Centre table and chiffoniere praised. Likely a summer cottage purchase given low price.
Ozonos Promises Cleanliness For Home And Nursery
Advertisement extols Ozonos as economical and reliable for spring cleaning. It claims the product destroys odors in the home, purifies feeding bottles, cleans infants clothing, deodorizes dress shields, and purifies sinks, utensils, ice chests, floors, and pails.
Weather data summary for the day
Mean daily values include temperature 9.7 degrees? Max temp and minimums, daily dew point 37.0, max wind and mean humidity 9.5. Total precipitation 0.3 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Enone
Jew Point
Aoa
Norwegian steamer Bratsburg limps in out of coal
The Norwegian steamer Bratsburg from Hamburg bound for New York arrived here early today out of coal. She left Hamburg February 26 and faced smooth seas until March 9 before a string of hurricanes battered the ship. All movable gear aboard was burned including fenders stages and ropes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haxtrax
N. S
Bratsburg
Hamburg
New York
Maritime Ship Movements Reported From Ports
A dated list records numerous ships and their origins or destinations across Atlantic routes including Boston New York Liverpool Hamburg and Yokohama. Vessels such as Prussian Columbia Flamborough St Oswald Illinois Willkommen and Astral are listed with ports of call or origin like Glasgow Jamaica Liverpool Baltimore and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Prussian
Glasgow
Columbia
AL Boston
Flamborough
Jamaica
New York
St. Oswald
Liverpool
Beachy Head
Illinois
Antwerp
the Lizard
Taormina
Hamburg
Prawle Point
Willkommen
Moville
Anchoria
State of Alabama
Michigan
Bremen
Weser
Baltimore
Trave
Southampton
Havre
Electrique
Rugia
Lisbon
Garaenta
Rouen
Carlois May
Amsterdam
Astral
Yokohama
Albany
Case on Sprague estate affects Quidneck ownership
Washington March 14 A case before the Supreme Court re calls the Sprague estate litigation in Rhode Island and its effect on title to Quidneck property. Evan Randolph's executors sue Quidneck Company and successors over stock, mills at Arctie and Quidneck, and the new Quidneck Manufacturing Company. General Butler and Andrew Patton represent the plaintiffs. defense includes William H. Putnam and other counsel. Butler contends the trust deed to Chaffee was fraudulent and Rhode Island proceedings void. Ex-Governor Sprague watches progress. a decision is not expected for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spectan
Supreme Court
Sprague
Rhode Island
Evan Randolph
Quidneck Company
Sweetland
Zachariah Chaffee
B. B
R. Knight
Arctie
Quidneck
Messrs. Knight
New
Quidneck Manufacturing Company
Union Company
General B. F. Butler
Andrew B. Patton
Spragues
William LI. Putnam
Maine
Cleveland
Chaffee
General Butler
Rhode Island Supreme Court
William Sprague
Labor Conference Opens In Berury With Secrecy
Delegates at the Berury labor conference will be sworn to absolute secrecy on debates. The session begins at 2 p.m. Saturday in Prince Bismarck's palace large hall. Baron von Berlepsch, Prussian Minister of Commerce, will open and welcome delegates in the Emperor's name and outline the conference aims. Delegates will sit in alphabetical order by country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juty
Berlin
York Supreme Court
Ase Palmer
Henry Whitehouse
New Orleans
Mississippi
End crowns the work Henry M Stanley letter excerpt
The Cale Donian prints an 1890 letter from Henry M. Stanley to a St. Johnsbury friend from Cairo dated Feb 14. He recalls bringing exiles home reuniting families rescuing the in peril and freeing the governor. He says the end crowns the work and if needed he would undertake such missions again. He finishes with a call to courage and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
The
Caledonian
Henry M. Stanley
Cairo
Tsay Dee
Egypt
Bank officials in Russell arrested for insolvent deposits
President Smith and Cashier Coleman of the Bank of Dorrance were arrested in Russell Kansas charged with taking deposits knowing the bank was insolvent. Thomas G Hayes U S district attorney sent his report to President Harrison on Navassa Island murder of white officers recommending clemency not granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Coleman
Bank of Dorrance
Russell
Kan
Thomas G. Hayes
United States
Baltimore
Harrison
Navassa Island
Trempoahian County
Whitehall
Wis
Newnan
Charles Johnson
Ole Sletto
Olson
Flack
New York
Gott
Atchison, Mo
Liverpool Dock Strike Sparks Violent Clash At Port
Non union laborers attacked by armed unionists on the Bostonian loading for Boston. Police arrested several. Strike spreads from Liverpool to broader British Isles and Europe, delaying sailings, canceling freight, and prompting ticket refunds. The Guion Line reports no ships in port for two weeks. Inman River City of Paris struggled to depart after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Liverpool
Guion Line
Inman
Paris
Gower Wins Stoke-Upon-Trent seat in winter session plan
London dispatch reports Stoke-Upon-Trent election to fill W Leatham Bright’s vacancy. Gladstonian Gower wins with 4157 votes over Unionist Allen 2026. Past results show Bright 255 and Corser 2093 in 1885. Lord Salisbury moved a winter session plan, rejected 178 to 160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
toke-Upon-Trent
W. Leatham Bright
Gower
Allen
Bright
Corser
Lord Salisbury
House of Lords
Parnell Commission
George C. Trevelyan
House of Commons
Charles Forster
Burchell Details Pupil-Farm Scheme In Benwell Case
Burchell, questioned at Woopstock, Ontario, asserts he came to Canada as a pupil farmer with £70 from Forth Rathburn Co. and that the firm, later Ford & Co., misled him. He claims he and Pickthall were targeted by a harsh agency network with agents in Ohio and other states. Defence contends Burchell could not have walked from Princeton to the scene and back between 11 am and 3 pm, the interval of Benwell’s murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
McDonald
Springfield
Pickthall
Ford & Co
New Wall Brook
England
Canada
Ohio
Burchell
Princeton
Benwell
Naval orders shift Cook to ordnance inspector in Boston
Commander Francis A. Cook is detached from temporary duty with the Lighthouse Board and ordered inspector of ordnance at the navy yard in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuteron
Spectan
Francis A. Cook
Lighthouse Board
Navy Yard
Boston
Rock on the track wrecks Baltimore & Ohio train
A freight rock rolled onto the Central Ohio division near Black Hand two miles from the point. The Chicago vestibule express, speed about forty miles per hour, struck the rock and derailed. One man was killed, two fatally injured, about 100 passengers aboard, with many others hurt. Engineer John Moore and John Hart were ejected and fatally injured. wire man Jesse Balin mangled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Newark
Black Hand
Central Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago
John Moore
John Hart
Jesse Balin
Ives and Co Indebtedness Settlement Approved
In New York on March 14 creditors holding 95 percent of Henry S. Ives & Co indebtedness agreed to settle for 5 cents on the dollar. Remaining 6 percent to consent soon. Judge Andrews cut bonds of biar and Stayner from 250000 to 5000 each in the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton case. Creditors to appear May 1 to show cause for court confirmation. Cromwell says 28,000,000 of 14,000,000 remains paid, settlement urged due to complexity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry S. Ives & Co
Andrews
Supreme Court
Ives
Death of Richard Dowse Second Baron of the Exchequer
The Rt. Hon. Richard Dowse born 1820 in Tyrone Ireland died suddenly at Tralee. He served as Liberal MP for Londonderry, held roles including solicitor general and attorney general for Ireland, and was a Privy Council member before retiring to the judiciary. Other deaths noted include Emma Putnam Kelley of Woburn and several figures in business and theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dowse
Exchequer
High Court of Justice
Ireland
Tralee
Tyrone
Trinity College
Dublin
Queen's Counsel
Londonderry
Queen's
Privy Council
Queen's College
Belfast
Emma Putnam Kelley
Seth W. Kelley
Woburn
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Woburn Women's Club
Woburn Home For
Epen Webber
Augusta
Evans House
Gardiner
Old Mansion House
Penobscot Exchange
Bangor
U. ‘T. Riecketson
New _ Bedford
Thomas Varney
Tony Hart
Bloomindale Asylum
New York
Gertie Granville
England
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Massachusetts
Lodge
Paga
Sawtell
Henry
Ives & Co
Ives and
Congress
Teller
Edwards
Perkins
Boston Navy Yard
Hartford & Connecticut Western
Central New England & Western Railroad
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway Company
Northern Pacific
Maine Central
Brotherhood
Haverhill
Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Concord
N. H
Stanley
Bureheli
Butt
Gladstonian
Stoke upon-Trent
Sewing School of the
North Ae Mission
Women Voters
New England Shipowners’ Association Against
St. Paul's
Ey School
Jening
Tanssig
Wells Memorial Hall
Charlestown Cadets
John Barr
Clara
A. V. Wadham
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Coffee Party
Brookline
deLcy
Patti
J. E. Murdoch
Steinert Hall
Augustus le Plongeon
Hart
G.A.R
Central Wharf
Roxbury
Boomers
Promised Land
Theo. Metcalf & Co
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co
Cutler Bros
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Ss. S Pierce & Co
Weeks & Potter
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
F.C. Lord & Co
Joseph T. Brown & Co
West & Jenney
Carter, Carter & Kilham
Bottie
Boston Chemical Co
India Square
Bosten
Bostonian
New England
Bialis
Amu
Central Market
Morth Street
CONN
L. Life Ins. CO
Chas. S, Burke
Devonshire Street
Gray
DIB
Circi
Sheppard Homan
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
Buckley
Asaves
Apriel
Fall River
Westmnster
General Wanamaker
Villadelphia
Ebbitt House
Arlington Heights
Mt. Vernon
Peter
Hartshorn & Cheney
Bromfield Street
Nat's Life Ins. CO
J.T. Phelps
State Agt
Dev
Boston, Mass
J. P. Cowles
Ipswich
John P. Cowles
North Church
John Cummings
D. F. Appleton
Roland Cotton Smith
Trinity Church
Dr. Palmer
Mr. Atwater
Episcopal Church
George A. Scott
Scott
J. D. Kingsbury
Bradford
Essex North Conference
Cowles
T. Frank Waters
South Church
American Export & Trading Company
Mexico
Buenos Ayres
Mometer
Lilstmarck
Dak
Cheyenne
Cincinnati
Detroit
Duluth
Ee Paso
Tex
Eastport
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansasity
Mich
Portland
Salt Lake City
Wilmington
Telegraph Syndicate
J. M. Seymour
New York Exchange
House Committee On
Philadelphia
Seymour
Western Union
Patten
E . F. Jarvis Patten
Sherman
KING
Sherman ,King
Kilby St
Mass
Enterprise
McCalla
Michael Gallagher
Oran
Africa
Cronstadt
Russia
Walker
Bowen
Denmore
New Yorks
PointLane
Schoonjer Delhi
McClure
Kennebec
Labor Conference
Lords and Commons
Stoke-Upon- Trent
Army and Navy Gazette
Paine’s Furniture
CANAL
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