Weather Outlook for New England and Atlantic Coast
For twenty four hours forecast mostly fair weather in New England. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut to see rain later with warmer temperatures. Eastern New York experiences rain and warmer conditions with northeasterly gales. Cautionary signals at Portland and Eastport. Northeast storm from Delaware Breakwater to Boston section.
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Washincton
New England
Fair
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Portland
Eastport
Delaware
Boston
Kerr Found Not Guilty in Riot Hit Trial
In New York on March 15 the Kerr trial jury returned a not guilty verdict shortly after 5 pm. The verdict sparked a riotous scene with hats flying and cheers, prompting Judge Daniels to order arrest of participants and lecture Kerr's brother Chauncey and ally Hugh J. Connell.
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Kerr
New York
Daniels
Chauncey
Hugh J. Connell
Gladstonian Victory in Kennington Contest
The Kennington division by election returns Beaufoy as winner with 4069 votes to Hope 3439. Beaufoy led 2792 to 3222 for Davis in the prior contest, with a hard fought race noted by both sides. The London Standard notes the result as a serious setback for Unionists.
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London
Kennington
Lambeth
R. G. Davis
Beaufoy
Hope
Davis
Standard
Frank Jones Brewing stock offered in London market
The Frank Jones Brewing Company stock, tied to Portsmouth New Hampshire and Boston Massachusetts, is placed on the London market with £1,300,000 capital. Debentures of £500,000 5 percent, £400,000 7 4 percent preference shares, and £400,000 ordinary shares. Directors include Samuel Untermeyer and Frank Jones. Vendors guarantee net annual profit of 15 percent for three years.
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London
Frank Jones Brewing Company
Portsmouth
N. H
Boston
Mass
Samuel Untermeyer
New York
England
America
Sir
Samuel Scott & Co
Bass and Worthington Breweries
William Heygate
Middleton Railway
E. Ind
R. Pryor
Frank Jones
A. P. Potter
Patrick Collins
Messrs. Jones
Cook
American Delegates Expected in Europe
London market nerves reflect a widening copper and metal crisis. Compagnie comptoir d Escompte and Societe des Metaux dominate talk as losses mount yet are seen as contained. American delegates may form a new syndicate in March to fix copper prices, with English capital and agents reshaping the trade.
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London
Comptoir d’Escompte
Copper Ring
Société Des Métaux
Europe
Mathesons
England
House of Emmons
W. H. Smith
Bank of France
Crédit Lyonnaise
Banque de Paris
Beates
Corinth
Swansea
American Tin Plate Consumers’ Syndicate
South Wales
America
Anomalies of Politics in Paris Heir to Metz Seat
Herr Antoine resigns as Metz deputy in the Reichstag and plans to become French. He will arrive in Paris and offer himself as a candidate for the Chamber of Deputies in opposition to General Boulanger at the next election.
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Europe
Herr Antoine
General Boulanger
Kennington
Lambeth
Montreal Telegraph Company
Wiman
Orangemen of
Ottawa
MacDonald
Paris
Metz
Chamber of Deputies
Brave Weiss Dying After Slaying by Boy at Butcher Shop
Christian Weiss head employee at Henry Dreyfoot's butcher shop 144 Tenth Avenue was fatally stabbed by Patrick Meehan 14 a shop chore boy. Meehan said Weiss had harassed him and could not stand the burden. Weiss, who rescued women from a tenement fire last year, is dying of internal hemorrhage.
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New York
Christian Weiss
Henry Dreyfoot
Tenth Avenue
Patrick Meehan
Weiss
Meehan
Ninth Avenue
Fifty-seventy Street
Weiss Declines Fire Chief Post Over Height Rule
Mayor Hewitt sought Weiss for the fire chief appointment but ordinances barred him due to height. Weiss remains in his current trade, unable to pursue the post.
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Hewitt
Weiss
Parnell Commission Hearings And Prisoner Accounts
Lord Salisbury and other notables are subpoenaed as the Parnell commission hearings unfold. William OBrien may testify after release terms are agreed. Home Secretary Mathews defends an official over access to correspondence, while Sir William Harcourt signals a motion on Anderson’s conduct during the police vote debate.
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Lonnox
Lord Salisbury
Lord Carnarvon
William Vernon Harcourt
Charles Russell
House of Commons
Webster
William O’brien
Mathews
Anderson
Home Office
le Caron
Parnell Commission
Times
Mr. Anderson
Rhode Island Senator Chace to Resign in April
Providence March 15 Rhode Island Senator Jonathan Chace is expected to resign his seat despite his silence. A draft resignation is in circulation and a special election will follow the Legislature's notification. Possible successors include Ellery Wilson and Judge Le Barron B Colt.
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George Peabody Wetmore
Henry J. Spooner
Spooner
Providence
R.I
Jonathan Chace
Aldrich
Taft
Chace
James
Jonathan
Ellery Wilson
Rumford Chemical Works
le Barron B. Colt
Wilson
East Providence
House of Representatives
Judge Colt
Arthur
Rhode Island
Ottawa Jesuit dispute fuels Ottawa political upheaval
In Ottawa the fight over Jesuits deepens as Senator John MacDonald resigns from the Dominion Evangelical Alliance presidency citing political use of the group. Orangemen rally to O Brien's motion while a Royal Scarlet Chapter urges united support for civil and religious rights amid fears of ecclesiastical encroachment. A San Diego mining craze report reflects widespread excitement and potential prosperity from new finds near Ensenada and related booster sentiment.
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Ottawa
Ont
SrEcan
John MacDonald
Toronto
Dominion Evangelical Alliance
MacDonald
Alliance
Canada
Dominion
Quebec
Dominion House
O’brien
Ottawa Orangemen
O’ Brien
Orangemen
Orange Lodge
Royal Scarlet Chapter
Case of Commons
Treen
Fall River Weavers to Decide at Mass Meeting Today
Fall River hosts C H Wolcott and Ezra Devol of the State board of arbitration in efforts to settle a weavers strike. The board reports encouraging progress but the board of trade remains opposed to recognizing the Weavers Union. A mass meeting of strikers will hear the arbitration proposal promising a future advance after a public hearing, but the strikers fear surrender without firm promises.
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Grant
New York
City Hall
St. Patrick’s Day
Fall River
Rotag
Foll River
C. H. Wolcott
Ezra Devol
State Board of Arbitration
Board of Trade
Weavers’ Union
Board of Arbitration
Wolcott
Rounseville
Weavers’ Executive Committee
Weavers’ Committee
Jackson
Hartford Theological Seminary Names Dr Willison Walker Associate Professor
Dr Willison Walker son of Rev George L Walker of Centre Church Hartford accepts the associate professorship of ecclesiastical history at Hartford Theological Seminary. He is Amherst graduate 1883, Hartford Seminary 1886, and earned a PhD magna cum laude from Leipzig University after supplementary study in Germany.
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Willison Walker
George L. Walker
Centre Church
Hartford
Hartford Theological Seminary
J. Walker
Amherst
University of Leipsic
Germany
Yale Athletes Sweep Yale Meet at Armory
The third annual Yale Athletic Association and the Second Regiment CGG meet drew about 5000 spectators and 300 entries. Winners include Liveridge in the one mile walk, Deming in the running high jump, Conner in the encing, Longstearn in the horizontal bar, Lentilham in the half mile handicap, and Morton in the fifty yard dash.
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New Haven
Sprctat
Yale Athletic Association
C.N.G
National Armory
Liveridge
Yale
Deming
Conner
Longstearn
Lentilham
Company B
Shearman
Downey
F. E. Blake
Notakien
Elcock
Morton
Narrow Escape of North Gwalia in Perilous Voyage
Captain Evans reports a perilous voyage of the British steamship North Gwalia from Porman. A southeast wind shifted to northeast sweeping waves over the deck for hours, causing heavy damage and washing overboard a sailor, with ten days of rough seas before the ship struck the breakwater but suffered only minor damage.
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Puap Elpara
Evans
North Gwalia
Porman
Charles Sewell
Deliverance After Mine Collapse Near Mt Carmen
In Mt Carmen Pennsylvania five miners survive a collapse at the Black Diamond mine as rescuers free two men and battle through debris. A trapped miner in chamber No 7 is believed killed while relatives and neighbors await further word. The group prays as rescuers close in on the muffled sounds.
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Mt. Carmen
Penn
John Hall
Nicholas Revels
Michael Buggy
Patrick Leonard
Vincent Rokus
Hall
Revels
Associated Press
Black Diamond Mine
Nick
No. 7
Rokus
Nearshallsky
No. 7 Chamber
Cedar Chest Insurance for Wardrobe Storage Ad
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Paine’s
Canal St
Five Miners Rescued After Tunnel Rescue
Five miners were saved after rescuers drove a tunnel twenty nine yards to reach them. At noon a voice asked if all were safe and the men replied five are here one is covered. They embraced the rescuers and cried with relief as debris removal continues before reopening the mine.
Fires rage across towns with insured losses in dozens
North Beverly sees a two story dwelling gutted by fire around the chimney owned by Drivers Union Ice Company with $1000 loss. Summit reports five stores and a dwelling burned for a $25000 total loss. Bremen and New York fires cause multi building damage and arson suspicions. St Louis reports $40000 loss at McCarty Packing with adjoining hotel harmed. Charleston girds Greenville DC and Pocomoke City see mill and planing mill fires with substantial insured totals.
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Bevery
North Beverly
Drivers’ Union Ice Company
Summit
N. J
Bremen. O
Bekham & Kuenzel
Gold Street
Spruce Street
B. H. Disowait
A. H. Reithinger
H. E. ¢. D. Williams
St. Louis
McCarty Packing and Provision Company
East St. Louis
Charleston
8. C
Cely Bros
Greenville
D. C
Pocomoke City
Steamers Arrived and Sailed List From Ports
A dated shipping round up shows steamers arriving at and sailing from major ports. Vessels include Manitoban from Glasgow to Boston, Noordland from New York to Antwerp, Exeter City from New York to Bristol, Trave to Bremen, and Duke of Westminster from Japan/China to New York. Other entries note ships near The Lizard and off Pembrokeshire, with routes to Bremen Hamburg and New York, plus numerous arrivals at Liverpool London Portland and Havre Roads referencing ships such as Borderer Mon tana Bempton Germanic Marcia Restormel Discoverer Merchant Glenmorven Hungaria San Juan and more with origin ports like Boston Baltimore New York New Orleans Philadelphia Hull and Antwerp.
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Boston
Manitoban
Glasgow
Antwerp
Noordland
New York
Bristol
Exeter City
Bremen
Trave
Gibraltar
Duke of Westminster
Japan
China
If the Lizard
Lepanto
Tiull
Polaria
Hamburg
London
Borderer
Montana
Baltimore
Greece
Westport
Bempton
Liverpool
Germanic
Marcia
Garrucha
Restormel
St. Vincent
C. V
Rotterdam
Colorado
Hull
Aer
Pollux
Britannic
Havre Roads
Elstow
Discoverer
New Orleans
Glenmorven
Plymouth
Hungaria
Falmouth
San Juan
Seston
Philaelyy
Jersey City
Aller
Pellux
Standard
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Windom
Page
Rockwood
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture
Herreshoff
Chistian Weiss
Mt. Carmel
Unionville
Margaret Mather Company
Lasters
Brockton
Wright
Royce
The
Willimantic Savings Institute
P Age
Senate
House
Secretary of State’s Department
Mayor Hart
Sheldon Jackson
D.D
Alaska
Harvard
Yeee
Boston Committee On
Baldwinsville
Hathaway
Atlantic Avenue
Washington Street
Oxford
Hewins & Hollis
Outfitters
Hamilton Place
Courans
LNS, Co
J.T. Yhelps
Agt
Dev
Andrew J. Lloyd
Opticia
Washington St
Army and Navy Gazette
Washington
A. M. Knight
G. T. Hawk
W. S. Burke
Chicago
Karl Rohrer
Newport
C. W. Dyeson
Mare Island Navy Yard
Navy
A. J. Prichard
Officealtimore
James D. Murray
H. M. Deniston
Naval Asylum
Philadelphia
L. ©. Kean
Newton Naval Station
Opeil
Narles W. Littlefield
Thomas J
Newport Torpedo Station
Columbus
Baracks
Arry
Egbert
Charles Pbart
Charles L. Hodges
Robert A. Lovell
Benjamin S. Weaver
Benjamin . Lockwood
Twenty
Wrence
Babbitt
Ordnance Department
Colone Omas G. Barlor
Ordnance
Atlantic Coast
Halifax
Yarmouth
Montreal
Can
Northfield
Nantucket
Albany
Nee
Washington City
Norfolk
Wilmington
N. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Gulf States
Montgomery
Ala
Shreveport
Upper Mississippi Valley
St. Paul
Minn
Des Moines
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
Knoxville
Cincinnati
Pittabure Penn
Lake Region
Rockliffe
Cam
Saugeen
Eeestres
Oswego
Buffalo
Cleveland
St. Vincent Minn
Bismarck
Oak
Rocky Mountain
Fort Agsinaboine
Fort Custer
Mont
Rapid City
Dak
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cheyenne
Wyo
Denve Col
Dodge vi Nty
Ned
Nort Platte
Fort Sill
Santa Fe
N. Mex
el Paso
Tex
Gladstonian Victory
Boulanger
Brave Weiss
Salisbury
Milnes
Anthony
San Drego
Cal
Srrcran
Lower California
C. E. Anthony
International Company of Mexico
Black Hills
Dakota
California
H. Murray. Cyry
Mexico
Torres
Lower
United States
Ramirez Varela
Guerrero
Mac Donald
San Diego
National City
Ensenada
Pacheco
Tia Juana
Saniego
San Francisco
Union
Cuyumaca
Southern Pacific
Yuma
Gulf
Janning
Cajon Valley
Paine
Furnitureto
A. T. Almy & CO
Corner
Essex
North
Beverly
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Eniie
E Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Mage
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