Irish deputation welcomed on New York visit from Parnell followers
James J. O Kelly John O Connor W H K Redmond and Henry Harrison arrived in New York to rally Irish support and raise funds for an independent Irish party led by Charles Stewart Parnell. The delegation received a welcoming address praising Irish nationhood and urging unity against English influence while pledging to seek a strong American backing and about 200000 dollars in funds over two to three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. O'Kelly
John O’connor
W. H. K. Redmond
Henry Harrison
Mr. Parnell
John E. Moore
Michael Breslin
Charles Stewart Parnell
Eader
America
Yee
Ireland
Gladstonian
England
Friends of Ireland
Messrs
O’kelly
Redmond
Harrison
Parnell
Hoffman House
Great Britain
O’connor
Dillon
O’brien
Irish Party
O’conner
New Tipperary
Cooper Institute
St. Paul
Letter to the editor on Fourth Avenue Tunnel lighting safety
A reader challenges testimony on tunnel lighting arguing that reliance on white electric light over colored signal lamps shows unfitness for supervising work. The letter notes Hoosac Tunnel smoke control, coke locomotive use, and raises concerns about steam heating safety valves in rail cars, questioning Clarke and road engineers' confidence in safety systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue Tunnel
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central
Hoosac
Charles P. Clarke
New York & New Haven
New Haven Railroad Company
Mr. Clarke
Clarke
Magoun Details Kidder Peabody Role In Sugar Trust Reorg
New York March 15 The New York Senate Committee pressed its probe into the Sugar Trust with C T Magoun of Kidder Peabody acting as reorganizer testifying that all action occurred in New York and stressing the plan created a legal basis for the trust. He described the American Sugar Refining Company formation with 50 million dollars capital and the conveyance of plants and books in exchange for stock certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Senate
C. T. Magoun
Kidder, Peabody & Co
American Sugar Refining Company
New Jersey
Magoun
Jersey City
Central Trust Company
Benjamin Mitchell
Arnold Verrinder
Emperor William Renews Firm Passport Policy
In Berlin on March 15 the Emperor received a delegation from the Alsace Lorraine Parliament. He said he was gratified by their loyalty but unable to relax passport rules. He expressed hope frontier intercourse could be eased once the ties binding Alsace Lorraine to Germany are indissoluble.
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Berlin
Alsace-Lorraine
Alsace- Lorraine
Germany
Weather outlook for New England and parts of New York
Weather forecast from Washington at 8 p m indicates fair conditions for New England and Eastern New York with light snow in Vermont and Western Massachusetts and Western Connecticut. Warmer temperatures expected with southerly winds through Monday evening.
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Washington
New England
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Boston
Albany
Buffalo
Bismarck
Cheyenne
el Paso
Clear East
Helena
Mont
Marquette
Mich
New Orleans
Portland
Clear Ashingtonu
Fair Washington, N.C
Post's Forecast and Synopsys in New England Weather
Northern New England sees cloudy skies with light rain or snow and a warming night ahead as easterly winds shift southward. Southern New England remains mostly cloudy with local rains, followed by warmer southerly winds turning westerly. A unsettled nationwide pattern includes two low area storms over the Eastern lakes and Northwest. Nantucket reports .20 inches of precipitation.
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POST
New England
St. Lawrence
Embryo
United States
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Nantucket
Question of Justice Stephen's Fitness for Duty
From the London Truth, a call to decide promptly on Mr Justice Stephen's ability to continue duties. Though Sir James Stephen is esteemed, the article argues the case of his mental health involves vast public interests and cannot be delayed any longer.
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Justice Stephen
London
Smith
Lord Halsbury
James Stephen
Labor and capital clash at Concord training school protest
A large gathering of the Amal gamated Building Trades Council met at Pythian Hall to oppose the Concord Reformatory training school. Members named a committee from each union to coordinate with the Plumbers' Union and push Governor on stopping the program. The Central Trades and Labor Union also discussed by laws and labor hours reform, with resolutions praising President R. J. Anslow and endorsing McEttrick’s bill for twelve hour days for Boston firemen. A parade of meetings followed across unions with calls for action on youth training, hours, and public works consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Building Trades Council
Pythian Hall
Concord Reformatory
Connealy
Plumbers’ Union
Massachusetts Reformatory
Thomas O’toole
Building Laborers’ Union No
W. H. Gardner
Stairbuilders Union
J. R. Stevens
Steam Fitters’ Union
Eugene Sullivan
Marbie Polisher’s ‘Union
Tl. Towne
Carpenters’ Union
Cambridge
P. J. Walsh
Stone Mason’s Union
L. Bosworth
T. J. Sheehan
The
Roofers’ Union
John H. Barry
Marble Cutters’ Union
W. J. McCarthy
Painters and Decorators
Michael C. Sullivan
Building Laborers Union No
George Rathmell
Amalgamated Carpenters’ Union
W. J. Kelly
F. F. Muldowney
Plumbers’ Unions
Master Builders’ Association
Central Trades and Labor Union
Type Hall
Frank McCarthy
J. J. Crowley
M. F. O’brien
J. J. Murphy
H. Wiener
Railroaden’s Union
Franklin
Piano Polishers and Varnishers’ Union
Clothing Operatives’ Protective Union
Wood Carvers’ Association
Foster
Native Committee
McEttrick
Boston
Mc Ettrick
Ani
Cloak Makers’ Union
Eliot Street
Messrs. Barondess
New York
Blatchford Hall
Park Provoyees
Knights of Labor
Chickering Hall
Washington and
Northampton Streets
Board of Public Works
State House
Messrs. Mellen
Cause of Labor
Knights of Labor of Massachusetts
Messrs
J. Padden
J. F. Hart
Thomas Calnr
Park Department
Carpenters’ District Council
Worcester
Harry Lloyd
D. Shields
Union 138
Hugh McKay
J. Calhoun
Well
Morial Hall
David Taylor
D. W. P. Bliss
M. L. Babcock
Carl Kede
All of the Girls Will Be Called Out To Morrow
Newark march 15 a committee of Clark thread mill girls met in secret and decided to call all the girls out Tuesday evening at a general meeting of the workers to discuss a shutdown and possible strike actions coordinated by the group in the Newark mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Clark Thread Mills
Spring suggestions warn against cold and chills
The notice advises keeping warm attire, avoiding sudden temperature drops, and using whiskey to prevent colds. It claims only Daoffy’s whiskey is scientifically endorsed and warns of health risks from neglecting winter clothing. It also mentions a mill closure risk if female workers strike and reports a local cooperative grocery failing after spinners’ action.
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Daoffy
Matt
Circular Attacks Haverhill Skeffington Rift in Labor Dispute
A protest circular from a State Executive Board condemns Skeffington and ties the Chick Bros. shoe cutters strike to a broader fight between the Knights of Labor and the International Boot and Shoe Workers' Union. It accuses Skeffington of trying to embroil unions in internecine war and notes Cincinnati divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Boot and Shoe Workers’ International Union
Knights of Labor
Chick Bros
Haverhill
National Trade Assembly
Organizations of Labor
International Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
District Assembly 216
International Union
Skeffington
Knights of Abor
International
216
Assembly
Cincinnati
Action on the Manager's Refusal to Accept a Proposition
The Lynn Central Labor Union endorses the Lynn Typographical Union's strike against the Lynn Press over a wage and work terms proposal. They demand resumption of March 7 workers, keep current price list, nine hour days, 35 cent overtime, and a six month term. They condemn the Press manager and call for labor support and advertising boycott. The Typographical Union plans further action to be reviewed at a union meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Central Labor Union
Vicinity
Ign
Alrady
Lynn Typographical Union Executive Committee
Weavers Strike Over New Price List in Providence
The Wanskuk weavers again struck work yesterday after a Friday posting of a new price list. A Friday meeting voted not to accept the wage scale. Owners plan to close the mill to overhaul machinery and will restart with new help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. 1
Grip fever and new diseases in a modern age
Onvalescent argues that new disease names mask old illnesses and questions why furnace heated homes and modern travel would not create novel microbes. He speculates about bacteria differing from ancestral ailments and critiques evolving Breeds in livestock as a metaphor for health changes caused by modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Scientific Education of Gardeners at Massachusetts Society
At a Massachusetts Horticultural Society meeting Charles L. Allen of Floral Park NY read on scientific education for gardeners. He denounced demands for commissions on purchases, urged education ahead of times, emphasized change as natural, beauty and order as keys, and stated a neat garden reflects well on a manager and value lies in beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Charles L. Allen
Floral Park
New York
False to His Trust in Bridgeport Estate Theft
Harmon D. King, administrator for the late Ebenezer M. French, fled Bridgeport with a large portion of the estate funds. Formerly with Marsh, Merwin & Lemmon, he was trusted, but before leaving he converted estate money to cash. He has been away several days. last heard from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Harmon D. King
Ebenezer M. French
King
Marsh, Merwin & Lemmon
New
New Orleans Mob Continues Protest Against U S Government
In a Washington protest, Italian officials urge action after mob violence in New Orleans yesterday. Baron de Fava condemns local inaction while Secretary Blaine vows to report to the President. Italian consul Corte sought protection for Italians. three killed men possibly Italian. Officials dispute nativity status of the victims and voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
New Orleans
Baron de Fava
Marquis di Rudini
Blaine
Sig. Corte
Corte
Killen
Jurors Punished by Business Allies After Hennessey Case
New Orleans, March 15. The jury, criticized for the Hennessey case, faced strong reprisals. Seligman the foreman, a jeweler and Stock Exchange member, was expelled by the exchange and by the Young Men’s Gymnastic Club and Harmony Club. His firm confirms his exit. Levandias, a juror with Southern Pacific, faced clerks threatening to quit unless he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Seligman
The
Stock Exchange
Hennessey
J. M. Seligman
Harmony Club
H. Seligman
Levandias
Southern Pacific Railway
Impassioned Voline Address at Italian Meeting in Chicago
An Italian meeting in Chicago condemns yesterday’s New Orleans killings. Dr Voline presides and urges prompt U S government reparation in the name of justice and humanity. Similar speeches follow amid cheers as Italians call for redress and warn of potential reprisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Voline
Chicago
Curiaco
New Orleans
Volline
United States
Kansas City
Kanas City
Jerome Fedissi
Italy
America
New York
Murder of Hennessey shocks New Orleans police
New Orleans police superintendent David C. Hennessey was shot on Girod Street near Basin between 11 and 12 o'clock on October 15, 1890. He suffered six wounds from shotgun and pistol fire and died the next morning after being taken to Charity Hospital. Witnesses heard him whisper the name Dagos as the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
David C. Hennessey
Girod Street
Basin
Bagin Street
Lafayette
Charity Hospital
Entertaining the Wrong Man Senator Dubois Tale
A humorous tale recounts Idaho’s ex congressman Fred Dubois being welcomed to Hailey Hot Springs after his election to the U S Senate. A local hotel proprietor organized a brass band carriage Japanese lanterns and a staged welcome costing about 500 dollars in champagne and festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dubois
Idaho
Hailey Hot Springs
Hailey
Mr. Dubois
Wayland and his life as Brown University president
A.B.Crocker & Co reviews James O Murray’s biography of Francis Wayland noting his conservative Baptist stance, fruitful Brown presidency from 1826 to 1849, and the biographer’s balanced portrayal. It contrasts Wayland’s influence with Arnold of Rugby and mentions other contemporary theological works by Phelps and Thomas, ending with brief notes on The Crystal Button and its social reform themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wayland
Brown University
New England
Wayland
New School
England
John Hales
Eton
Meen Wee
Princeton College
Murray
Brown
Arnold
Rugby
America
James O. Murray
Boston
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Can Religious Leaders
Bellamy
Thomas
Chauncey Thomas
Yoore Houghton
Ieectione *Miaflina Co
Epochs of American History introduces The Colonies volume
A notice of the new Epochs of American History series edited by Albert Bushnell Hart. The Colonies 1492 1750 by Reuben Gold Thwaites emphasizes chief points over full detail, focusing on the foundations of the colonies, the pre revolutionary causes, and the role of geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Colonies
Reuben Gold Thwaites
State Historical Society of
Wisconsin
United States
New York
Longmans, Green & Co
Boston
Little, Brown & Co
Prof Phelps Note Book Review Highlights Liberal Theologian Voice
A review of Prof Phelps late volume My Note Book notes vigorous sober thought within orthodox limits. It praises his liberal expressions and vivacity. Essays cover Fragmentary Studies in Theology sermons preparation pulpits and religious life types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Dr. Phelps
Barbaric taste shocks New England tourists at cemetery tops
A group of New England travelers encountering peculiar gravestones with age-dial designs meets a stone cutter. He explains the tops are patented and shipped from Connecticut while the base is local, noting demand is rising as collectors seek the dialed monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Connecticut
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Sugar Trust
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Emperor William
Reformatory Training School
Concord
Shoemaker
Lynn Press
Wanskuck Mill
Hood
C. I. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Masa
A.b.crocker&co
Edinboro
Essex St
NEW Books
Wesley
St. Patrick’s
Dublin
Saxton
John
Roger
Whitfield
Ton
de Wolfe, Fiske & Co
Professor Koch
Dr. Koch
TRE
Mamac
Rest Fael
Thomas Davey
Tremont Street
H. W. Holbrook
Supreme Sec
Park Sq
Eeston
Mass
Oticeh
Elizabeth M. Parcher
Suffolk
William H. H. Farcher
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