Coal discovery near Jimules in Coahuila Mexico
A Mexico City report announces a coal find four miles east of Jimules in Coahuila state. The vein runs about three feet thick, free of impurities, and may extend widely near the Central railroad. The coal is bituminous, superior in grade and brittle, prompting many low grade mining claims to become valuable due to high fuel prices.
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Chicago
City of
Mexico
Jimules
Coahuila
Central Railroad
Doctor Douglass Reports Grant Sleep After Midnight Visit
New York report says Dr. Douglass visited Gen. Grant at midnight and found him agitated by a lodged pill irritant in the throat. Grant slept later that afternoon and again by nightfall, with a sedative given. Pulse normal, temperature 99 F, and he retired around 10:30 PM.
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New York
Gen. Grant
Douglass
Mob hangs alleged robbers near Spring Rancho in Clay County
In Omaha on March 16, masked men abducted Thomas Jones and Mrs. Taylor from their home near Spring Rancho. They were hanged at a nearby bridge, accused of involvement in local robberies and Edwin Roberts murder. Four others were tied and kept until daybreak. three warned to leave the county, and William and John Jones ordered to depart within 30 days.
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Omaha
Neb
Thomas Jones
William
John Jones
Halifax despatch misstates Maine Central link to Nova Scotia rails
The Whig and Courier cites F. H. Clergue to say the Halifax despatch about the Maine Central railroad’s alleged role in western Nova Scotia railway completion is incorrect in almost every respect. Maine Central has no interest beyond potential business benefits from any proposed connection, though a government proposal by a Nova Scotia syndicate includes several gentlemen tied to the Maine Central.
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Maine Central Railroad
Bandit Attacks Hit Queretaro Ranches in Mexico
Bandits terrorize the Queretaro area with gunless dagger robberies. Senor Alfredo Romero was robbed and killed while traveling by horse car to Tacn Bay a. A week earlier a woman was abducted and murdered. Street knife fights and footpad robberies persist nightly.
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Queretaro
Mex
Senor
Alfredo Romero
Tacnbaya
Romero
Sullivan McCaffery bout canceled in Philadelphia
The Mail and Express reports that the Sullivan versus McCaffery fight set for March 30 in Philadelphia fell through due to interference by a Mr. Brotherton who demanded one third of gross proceeds and control of the box office, with Philadelphia mayoral influence cited.
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New York
The
Mailand Express
John L. Sullivan
Dominick McCaffery
Philadelphia
Billy O’brien
McCaffery
Brotherton
Rockland mayor outlines debt cut and bonds retirement
Mayor Case delivered his inaugural address to the Rockland council detailing a debt reduction of 8500 in the past year. The city’s valuation stands at 3,755,831 with net indebtedness of 403,500. Knox and Lincoln railroad bonds totaling 102,600 at 6 percent were bought and retired, 4 percent bonds issued in their stead, leaving 288,900 outstanding which the city aims to retire promptly.
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Rockland
Case
Knox and Lincoln Railroad
Alderman fixes liquor and gaming license prices in Fall River
Fall River Massachusetts on March 16 aldermen set license fees across classes. Innholders 500 dollars. first class victualers 150. second class victualers 150. fourth class wholesale 300. fourth class druggists 100. fifth class brewers 200. bottle saloons 100. sixth class druggists 1. pool and billiard tables 25 for the first table and 15 for each additional.
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Fall River
Mass
Brooklyn Woman Fatally Stabbed in Jealousy Case
In Brooklyn on March 16 Mrs Christina Huckman was fatally stabbed by Mary Singler amid a jealous dispute over attentions to Miss Singler by Mr Huckman. Singler was arrested and injured her arm in the station house with a corset steel, but the wound was not serious.
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New York
Brooklyn
Christina Huckman
Mary Singler
Funeral of Charles W. McCune Held at St. Pauls Cathedral
The funeral for Charles W. McCune was held this afternoon at St. Pauls cathedral with Rev. John W. Brown officiating. A large crowd, including distant mourners, followed the casket to its final resting place in memory of a longtime friend and associate.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Charles W. McCune
St. Paul’s Cathedral
John W. Brown
Lancaster man fled county official swindled over $10,000
Lancaster Pennsylvania March 16 Benjamin Lon genecker poor director of this county absconded two weeks ago. He was manager of the estate of Miss Barbara Becker and appropriated to his own use over ten thousand dollars, besides swindling a number of other persons whose credit he enjoyed.
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Lancaster
Benjamin Longenecker
Barbara Becker
Rutland Railroad Case Delayed Against John B Paige
The Rutland railroad suit against ex-president John B Paige to recover about 500000 sunk by alleged mismanagement has been postponed to tomorrow. Officials expect the case to continue three to four weeks.
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Rutland, Vt
Rutland Railroad
John B. Paige
Paige
State tax collection largely complete for 1884
Concord News reports State Treasurer Carter has collected the state tax for 1884 from nearly all towns with one exception. The total assessment stood at 400000 dollars, with all but 63 paid, and 450 dollars remaining due from one town.
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Concord
N. H
Carter
Bancroft Gift Establishes Worcester Scholarship Memorial
Worcester officials accept a 10000 gift from Hon. George Bancroft to honor his parents Rev. Aaron Bancroft and Lucretia Bancroft. The donation creates a scholarship memorial in their name and supports local education.
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Worcester
Mass
George Bancroft
Historan
Aaron and
Luretia Bancroft
Ex Secretary Chandler Defends Actions on Evans Case
Ex Secretary Chandler prints a self defence letter to the President regarding Evans dismissal, stating Folger joined in detaching Evans and that a self conducted investigation supported the stated reasons. He declines to reveal Folger's reasons, claiming military discipline would end.
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Boston Post
Washington
Chandler
National Republican
Evans
Folger
Secretary of the Navy
Mahone
Secretary of the Treasury
Whitney
J. G. Miller
West Virginia
Internal Revenue
Senate
Miller
German
Camden
Kenna
Randall
Delegation of About 200 Women Call at the White House
A group of about 200 Christian workers mainly from the Women's Temperance Union and Temperance Alliance visited the White House and Treasury Department. Miss Cleveland received them in the blue parlor, with a small album of sentiments given to her and a polite exchange about her duties. The visit aimed at respect and confidence, not specific temperance requests.
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Washington
Tammany Association of
New York
White House
Treasury Department
Manning
Adams
Women’s Temperance Union
Temperance Alliance of
District of Columbia
Miss Cleveland
la Felia
Hazen
Gen. Hazen
Secretary of War
Proteus Party
Lieut. Greely
Greely
Judge Mackey
Signal Office
Judge Advocate
Railroad Strike Directs and Controls Movements
A St Louis report says Knights of Labor direct and control six strike movements with volleys of freight cars ready to move from Missouri Pacific lines. Sedalia, Parsons, Denison and Atchison workers demand guarantees before returning, while some lines plan wage restoration and others anticipate a quick return to work. Galveston confirms Texas traffic resumes with blockade ended.
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St. Louis
Huayes
Pittsburg
Missouri
Here
Sedalia
Missouri Pacifi Railway
Parsons
Denison
Atchison
Wabash Railway
ImpaLtita
Texas
Galveston
Tex
Marshall, Longville
Palestine and
Jefferson
Missouri Pacific Railway
Philadelphia rink opens exclusive to colored skaters
A new roller skating rink on Lombard street Philadelphia opens as the first venue in the city limited to colored people. Police struggled to control a large crowd, with two thirds left disappointed as the facility holds about 446 skaters and reported awkward dancing and tumbles. White proprietor W H Melintosh from New York is named.
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Philadelphia
Lombard Street
Broad
Ulock Foibuid Street
W.H. Melntosh
New York
Democratic Mayor Deering Wins Portland Vote in Second Trial
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports Cen John W Deering elected Portland mayor by a large democratic majority, the largest ever for a Democrat. Deering pledges strict liquor law enforcement amid rumselling opposition, defeating Fogg and Cox with 3347 to 2910 in city vote and 3004 to 2650 in Munich 2 tally.
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Boston Post
Portland
Wortland
Cen
John W. Deering
Deering
Fogg
Cox
Munich 2
Hartford man arraigned for mail fraud in New Milford case
Henry L Willis of New Milford was arraigned in Hartford before U S Commissioner Marvin on charges of using the mails to defraud and held for district court trial. Officials say Willis has 15 years of systematically defrauding New York firms by ordering goods to New Milford on which he never paid, using stationery to pose as a large dealer. His alleged operations total about 30 600 with a reported accomplice.
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Senate
van Wyck
Teller
Louisiana
Eustis
Messrs. Tellier
White House
Executive Mansion
Madrid
Foster
Spain
United States
New York
Hartford
Conn
Henry L. Willis
New Milford
Marvin
Willis
Edmund Yard Arrived on Normandie in New York Extradition
Edmund Yard, once trusted agent to executrix Carl Shaw, was brought to New York from France aboard the Normandie. Indicted for stealing 1031000 bonds of the Twenty third Street railroad and over 200000 of estate proceeds. Bail set at 12500, posted by ex-Alderman Jacobus and transfer agent Geo D Kuper.
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New York
Edmund Yard
France
Normandie
Yard
Seely Carl Shaw
Charles G. Shaw
Twenty-third Street Railroad
Edman
Malden Boy, 14, Runs Away With Small Sum
Charlie Henderson, 14, son of William A Henderson of Park Street Malden, ran away early today taking a small amount of money. He telegraphed his father to come to New York after him. Police were notified to arrest him. A detective left Boston for New York to find Stephen McCall of Stoneham, suspected in the Reading assault case.
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Malden
Mass
Charlie Henderson
William A. Henderson
Park Street
New York
Erskine
Reading
Stephen McCall
Stoneham
Boston
Drill Meeting Signs Eighteen Men in Company D
Special Despatch to the Aston Post from Lynn Mass describes Company D of the sth regiment holding a drill meeting led by Captain Palmer. Twelve men drilled without muskets and four new men signed the roll, totaling eighteen.
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Aston Post
Lynn
Mass
Sth Regiment
Palmer
Passenger commit tee restores trunk line rates to old basis
Chicago March 16 The passenger committee of east bound trunk lines met here today and agreed to restore rates to the former basis of 1550 for first class and 1650 for second class from Chicago to New York no differentials being allowed.
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Chicago
New York
Strike Hits Queen and Crescent Shops Over Back Pay
Meridian Mississippi March 16 carpenters painters bricklayers and most laborers at the Queen and Crescent railroad shops walked out demanding back pay some say they have not received wages since January 1, signaling a broad stoppage at the shops and a delay in work.
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Meridian
Mias
Queen and Crescent
Genuine Angostura bitters sold in bottles from South America
Warning against misrepresentation of Angostura bitters and urging buyers to insist on the genuine article sacveceres only by Dr. I. G. B Siegert & Ons. The notice emphasizes authentic import origins and cautions consumers to avoid counterfeit displays.
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South America
Dr. I. G. B, Siegert & Ons
Gladstone Topics Frontier Agreement Amid Afghan Tensions
In the House of Commons Mr Gladstone discusses the Russo Afghan frontier arrangement. He notes no Afghan assent yet and clarifies the term arrangement. Sir Edward Thornton relays UK Russia communications while Lord Harrington cites Afghan and Russian positions. Navy estimates show strength and plans for new vessels and torpedo boats.
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London
House of Commons
Gladstone
M. DeGiers
St. Petersburg
Russia
England
Afghanistan
Sir Edward Thornton
Earl Granville
Mr. Gladstone
Edward Thornton
Lord Harrington
Kutan
Akrabat
Penjdeh
Marquis of Salisbury
Stafford Northcott
Edward Thorton
M. de Giers
Thomas Brassey
Admiralty
Schem
Nationalist manifesto on Parnell era sparked treason claim
London report says a Dublin nationalist meeting read a manifesto urging restraint during the prince of Wales visit. It was attributed to Parnell and read by Clancy, with Sexton handwriting. Dillon questioned authenticity. Crown solicitors called it treasonable. government to decide on action.
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London
Parnell
Clanes
Dublin
Prince and Princes of Wales
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Clancy
Mr. Parnell
Sexton
John Dillon
National League
Revolt in Cochin China Massacres European Residents
Telegrams from Saigon report the Cochin China revolt spreading with a plot to burn Saigon to trigger a massacre of thousands of Annamites. Annamite forces captured Ocmen near Saigon and killed European residents, burning the prefect and his wife. French forces at Saigon defend the town as insurgents control northern provinces.
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Cochin China
Paris
Saegin
Cochin
China
Saigo
Ocmen
Sanegin
Dublin
Prince of Wales
Berlin Reichstag approves Asia Pacific steamer subvention
March 16 Berlin reports the reichstag backed Prince Bismarck's subvention for steamers to Asia and Australia while rejecting the Africa subsidy. Citizens complain about rising bread and cereal costs as the cost of living climbs.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Prince Bismarck
Asia
Australia
Africa
Desperate battle in Springer as outlaws attack jail
Desperate clash in Springer New Mexico as Dick Rogers Ed King and Red River form flee after aiming to free jailed Bill Todd. Three outlaws lie dead in the street. Local citizens appeal for protection and Ft Union troops move toward the scene amid mounted tensions.
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Dick Rogers
Ed King
Red River Fom
Springer
Ft. Union
Denver
Col
Santa Fe
Second Regiment
Territorial Militia of
Ancient Book Claims to Precede Modern Sermons Found
Dr Rufus H Barnett reports discovering an ancient book in a patient’s possession described as the first written reports of Christ s sermons and a copy of Paul s original letters to churches. The text, dated between the first and sixth centuries, shows altered proper names and translations that obscure meanings, including a different form of My Brethren and altered Lord s Prayer.
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Caicasco, Uil
Rufus H. Barnett
Inter Ocean
John Kitto
Christ
St. Paul
Titus
Timothy
Trial opens over partnership claim in Brooklyn sewer contract
New York March 16 The trial in Brooklyn city court centers on Michael J. Cady custodian of the Brooklyn federal buildings alleging a partnership with contractor Thomas McCann over a $1,000,000 sewer contract. Cady says he learned of the contract July 1 and arranged with McCann. later McCann ceased recognizing Cady’s interest. The case proceeds as details unfold and testimony continues.
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New York
Michael J. Cady
Brooklyn Federal Buildings
Thomas McCann
Washington
Brooklyn City Court
McCann
Cady
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Indiana Railroad
Mitchel & Kinzula
Hrunswick
Two Men Arrested in Lawrence for Daytime Thefts
Edward Faulkner of Wilmington and William Lynch of Lawrence were arrested after stolen items from several daytime burglaries were found on them. Victims include J H Welden 44 Amesbury street and Lulu Clark 30 Amesbury street plus Julia King 79 Lowell street and Mrs West's boarding house. Authorities believe more thefts may be linked to the pair.
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Iawrence
Mass
Edward Faulkner
Wilmington
William Lynch
William Hutchinson
Common Street
J.H. Welden
Amesbury Street
Lulu Clark
Julia King
Lowell Street
Mrs. West
Benjamin Henry
Concord Street
Dublin Corporation Refuses to Address Prince of Wales
Patrick Egan reports a Dublin city council vote by 41 to 17 against addressing or entertaining the Prince of Wales. J Harrington, honorary league secretary in Ireland, notes the decision and Egan sends praise for the corporation's manly stance in defense of Irish sentiment.
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Lincoln
Neb
Patrick Egan
Irish National League of America
J. Harrington
M. P
League In
Ireland
Dublin
League
Prince of Wales
Egan
Dublin Corporation
Passenger List Arrives on Shamer Gate City from Savannah
The Shamer Gate City arrived at the port Monday morning with a heavy freight and a long cabin passenger list including Judge C. C. Esty Miss M. A. Rogers R. I. Camp A. B. Rogers D. Whitiker J. H. Goddard W. H. Corbin J. F. Coggswell Thos. J. Kelley E. H. Rice Miss J. L. Tally Mrs. Ss. Wilson H. R. Tirrell E. W. Simpson W. N. Simpson D. L. Annam G. L. Stevens H. M. Jed S. G. Rand S. W. Gardiner Charles Pruit H. A. Sylvester Miss Susan Curtis H. Cergrain W. K. Bronson Mrs. Bronson F. McQuestern Geo. Roberts S. L. Batchelder G. ui Bundy.
Storm traps six men en route to Bruce mines
A furious storm struck Tuessalone Ontario last Saturday. Seven men traveling from Cockburn's Landing to the Bruce mines reached Fisherman's four miles away. Three collapsed from exhaustion and were left to seek help. A relief party found the three badly frozen. George Farengo died shortly after. The other two likely recover.
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Tuessalone
Ont
Cockburn’s Landing
Bruce Mines
Fisherman’s
George Farengo
Hammond Named Receiver for Indianapolis Decatur and Springfield Ry
Judge Woods in Indianapolis appoints H B Hammond as receiver for the Indianapolis Decatur and Springfield railroad after petitions by second mortgage bondholders and trustees of first mortgage, with several judgment creditors joining. Proceedings set for ten days.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James Dpd. Probst
Decatur and Springfield
Woods
United States District Court
H. Eb. Hammond
New Orleans Arrest Seizes Ex-Peabody Liquor Dealer
William Hayes alias Farrell, once a wholesale liquor dealer in Peabody Massachusetts convicted of trying to dynamite a dwelling and jumping 15000 bail, was arrested in New Orleans today while running a restaurant near the exposition grounds.
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New Orleans
William Hayes
Farrell
Peabody
Mass
Exposition Grounds
Sullivan and McCaffrey discuss proposed March 30 fight
John L. Sullivan arrived in Philadelphia and spoke with McCaffrey about a planned bout on March 30. They had a lengthy talk but no decision was reached, and there is doubt the fight will take place.
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Philadelphia
John L. Sullivan
McCaffrey
Freight Train Derails Near Carpenter's Station
A Greensburg telegram reports a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailment near Carpenter's station at about 6 PM. Twenty cars demolished. A brakeman and four tramps killed.
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Pittsburg
Greensburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carpenter’s Station
Gray Nominated at Dover Caucus for Senate Seat
In Dover Delaware on March 16 Attorney General George Gray of Wilmington won the senatorial caucus nomination on the second ballot with 15 votes to 9 for Congressman Love and 5 for ex Congresssman Martin. Also promoting G C Taylors Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies in bottles from druggists and grocers.
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Dover
Del
Bayard
George Gray
Wilmington
Love
Martin
G. C. Taylor
Legislature in session as calendar remains untouched
The House spent the afternoon in a fight over the order while the calendar stayed unchanged. The Senate rejected the loan and trust companies bill and moved several others to third reading including library and cemetery incorporation. Reports on various committees were accepted or left inexpedient, with debates and readings prompting applause from religious and reform circles.
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House
Senate
Barre Library Association
Middlesex County
Nemasket Hill Cemetery Association
Middleboro
John W. Howland
Bristol County
Dartmouth
Committee On Banks
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Committee On Cities
Eliphalet Trask
Springfield
Charles W. Hinman
Monson
William H. Little
Old Ladies
Peabody
Gettysburg
State House Committee debates expenditures and bills
The State House Commission session reports discuss adjournment sessions for the superior court at Breckton, railroad payrolls for accountants, and harsher notices for sick state poor. A costly inquiry into the state house expenditures spurs a vote to appoint a joint or separate committee, with debate over timing and procedure.
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State House Commission
Burdett
Hingham
Superior Court
Breckton
Civil Service Commissioners
Gilmore
Euston
Pierce
Boston
Warren
Hampden
Board of Health
Doanee
Harwishb
Merimac
Plum Island
Ipswich
Crazy Quilts at Horticultural Hall Showcase
A vast Crazy Work and Needle Art Show at Horticultural Hall features thousands of quilts and textiles. Prominent pieces include a $2000 valued quilt with 8000 pieces and $117 sewing silk, a quilt autographed by 221 notable people, bead desert nomad screens, and silk selvage chairs. The display, centered by Kensington art, totals an estimated value near $100,000 and draws wide interest from both women exhibitors and curious men.
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Horticultural Hall
Fred Kyle
Kensington
South Boston
Gass
Picure
Sullivan-Ryan
Annual Auction of Unclaimed Packages at Adams Express
The Adams Express Company held its annual sale of unclaimed packages drawing a noisy crowd. Bids rose to 250 dollars for a zinc covered trunk while valises and trunks fetched high prices. many items proved disappointing, with most packages handed to only a few bidders and a curious woman seeking one prize package amid the bustle.
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Adams Express Company
Express Company
Missing Captain George Dixon Looms in Gloucester Sailor Case
George H. Dixon, captain of a fishing schooner, vanished from a city wharf on March 14 at 5 P.M. He left for Gloucester with a substantial sum of money and fears arise that he was murdered. Dixon was 38, 5 feet 11 inches, and weighed 180 pounds.
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George H. Dixon
Gloucester
Miners Strike and Local Trials Across Regions
A despatch from Irwin Pennsylvania notes 1500 to 2000 coal miners striking Monday seeking higher licenses. Elsewhere strikes persist with both sides firm. Montana officials review W K Roberts county accounts amid a $36000 deficit dispute with bondsmen. A murder near Fairfield Nebraska leads to hangings and vigilante action. Montreal conference aims to unite empire through federation. Halifax uncovers fraudulently entered geography books from Thomas Nelson & Son Edinburgh misdated 1876 with census 1831 figures.
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Lewis and Clark
Montana
W. K. Roberts
Roberts
Fairfield
Neb
Taylor
Tom Jones
Montreal
Aimis
London League
Dominion
Halifax
Thomas Nelson & Son
Edinburgh
Canada
New Brunswick
Custom House
Browning Revival and Sothern Comedy At Boston Theatre
Boston audiences saw two new season plays last night at the Boston theatre. Robert Browning’s A Blot in the Scutcheon revived with Miss Wainwright in the tragic heroine role, Barrett directing and James and Mosley in principal parts, followed by The King's Pleasure. The Bijou housed A Domestic Earthquake in Three Shocks with Harrison Gourlay and Woods in a light farce about garters and a Dime Novel plot, lauded for its pace and staging. Also on stage were Edwin Booth in Don Cesar De Bazan and Ruy Blas at the Museum with mixed reception, and Maggie the Midget starring Maggie Mitchell at the Park to a large crowd.
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Barrett
Mosley
Helen Parr
Rogers
Louis James
Louis XI
Bijou
Louis Harrison
John Gourlay
Edward Sothern
Mr. Harrison
Theophilus Pocklington
Peter Maudlin
Edward Morris
Melchisidec Flighty
Annie Woods
Mrs. Griffin
Lillie Brush
Amelia
Adele Bray
Lucretia
Eleanor Lane
Seraphina
Pocklington
Bee
Decklington
Mr. Pocklington
Maudlin
Melchisidec
Melchisidee
Pulkington
Ldwin Booth
Mr. Booth
Don Cesar de Bazan
Ruy Blas
Deon Cesar de Bazan
Booth
Many **Ruy Blas
Clark
Kent
Miss Ryan
Maggie
the Park
Maggie Mitchell
Park Theatre
Milo
Lotta
Miss Mitchell
Boston City Laborers Targeted for Civil Service Rules
The Boston civil service commissions extend wage and job rules to laborers in paving water sewer main drainage health commons and squares lamp park East Boston ferry Mt Hope and Cedar Grove cemeteries starting March 30. New applicants on March 18 must register at 9 am to 1 pm in Pemberton Square basement with sworn details and two character witnesses.
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Boston
Commissioners
Pemberton Square
Commonwealth
Civil Service Commissioners
Jury rules for Sarah Marie in Vendome theft suit
In New York, a jury returned a verdict for Sarah S. Marie against J W Wolcott owner of the Hotel Vendome. The suit sought 2000 dollars for diamonds and jewelry stolen while she stayed at the Vendome. Judge Knowlton held hotel rules for money and valuables with the clerk were reasonable and charged the jury that plaintiff negligence could bar recovery.
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New York
J. W. Wolcott
Hotel Vendome
the Vendome
Knowlton
Clerk Suspended Over Pension Fraud Case
Mr James Cloney a clerk in the office of Pension Agent Gooch has been indefinitely suspended on suspicion of involvement in fraudulent pension transactions. Edward Johnson of South Boston was overpaid about 500 dollars. the error was found by treasury accounting officers and the money refunded. Cronog confesses to receiving 5 dollars from Johnson and is under further investigation.
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Gooch
Edward Johnson
South Boston
Treasury
Cronog
Johnson
Sasapauses
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