United States Marshal Doherty Takes Post in District
William W. Doherty was sworn in as United States marshal for the district for the term ending February 28, 1805. The ceremony occurred at the opening of the United States District Court with Judge Nelson presenting him and Judge Neilson administering the oath. A $20,000 bond is filed, with deputies named by Doherty and uniformed status planned for officers.
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United States
Marshal Doherty
William W. Doherty
United States District Court
Doherty
Nelson
Henry B. Lovering
Neilson
Washington
United States Circuit Court
John Ritchie
Mary Starrett
Archibald T. Davison
Hugh Doherty
Fred H. Galloupe
Francis X. McDonald
Steamer Roxburgh Castle Sunk in Collision with British Peer
The steamer Roxburgh Castle, 1222 tons, from Newcastle, sank after colliding with the British Peer 120 miles southwest of the Scilly Islands. Only Captain Tyrer and one seaman survived. The British Peer, bound Calcutta to London, was badly damaged and towed to Falmouth. Also, France and England propose Newfoundland arbitration, naming arbitrators Martens Rivier and Grau, with shared costs.
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Roxburgh Castle
Scilly Islands
Tyrer
Roxbury Castle
Newcastle
England
Calcutta
London
Falmouth
France
Newfoundland
Lord Salisbury
M. Waddington
Martens
St. Petersburg University
M. Rivier
Brussels
Institute of International Law
M. Grau
Supreme Court of Norway
One Hundred Dervishes Killed at Omdurman Arsenal
Camp reports a terrible disaster at the Omdurman arsenal. About 100 dervishes were killed by an explosion that destroyed vast ammunition stores and wrecked the arsenal building along with surrounding areas.
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Canada
France
Loulon
Newfoundland
Omdurman
Egypt
Arsenal
Nationalists claim sweeping victories amid church tensions
Dost March 16 report from The National Press says Nationalists scored a string of triumphs across the country as Parnellites intensify attacks on bishops. Cork reports Mitchelstown meeting with many priests present predicting Mr Parnell will be politically dead within six months.
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Spain US reciprocity plan aims at lower Antilles tariffs
The Temps Paris reports Madrid's cabinet proposes admitting US industrial and agricultural goods into the Spanish Antilles at reduced rates in exchange for free entry of sugar and molasses from the Antilles into the United States. A lower tobacco tariff in the US is also sought. The proposal text remains secret to avoid protectionist backlash.
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Temps Today
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Temps
Government Grants Chilean Revolutionists Request
Paris reports the French Government grants the Chilean revolutionists request to block the warships built at Toulon from sailing to Balmaceda. Foreign Minister Ribot has cabled to Brazil asking for most favored nation treatment for French exporters in dealings with Brazilian merchants.
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Toulon
Balmaceda
Didcle
M. Ribot
France
Rio Janeiro
Trial in Baccarat Case May Be Short
Loxpoy March 16 The Baccarat case trial is expected to be brief Sir William Gordon Cumming refuses to retract and will seek oath denial The court reportedly will not cross examine or attempt to prove the allegations The jury may only assess damages as Sir William chooses to accept with royal approve plan
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Loxpoy
William Gordon Cumming
Prince of Wales
Highland Fire Ravages Village With Loss of Life
A late night blaze in Highland across the river from Poughkeepsie left at least fifty families homeless as flames swept Upsight's Hotel and nearby buildings. A six year old boy, Clarence Ellis, suffocated in Moses Daly's store. several others reportedly burned. The post office telegraph office town clerk's office and Fellows' Hall were among burned structures. Loss estimated near 80000 dollars as responders from this city brought engines due to Highland's lack of fire apparatus. Weather worsened conditions and many women and children stood outside in nightclothes.
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Upsight
Clarence Ellis
Moses Daly
Western Union Telegraph Office
Carpenter's Law Office
Fellows’ Hall
Jimmy Galvin Released by Pittsburg Bail Club
Jimmy Galvin was released today by the Pittsburg bail club after a contract dispute. The club offered $2000 for the coming season while Galvin demanded $3500, and upon rejection he was let go.
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Liberty
Pittspurg
Penn
Pittsburg
Galvin
Jimmy
Wrecked Tug Triana Crew Rescued as Gale Rages
The revenue cutter Dexter brought the Triana crew to port and they took the 4:49 p.m. train to Newport. The Triana was breaking up in heavy southwest seas with a hole in her hull. Nearby cutters Gallatin and Galena faced a fierce gale and warned of further wrecks while Edgartown waited for relief.
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Edgartown
Nort
Taylor
Bicknall
Galena
Washington Washinarton
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Cuttyhunk
J. R. SoLey
Boston
Cattyhunk
Secretary of the Navy
Talks of Banishing Annexationists and Troops in Canada
Toronto report says government weighs high treason actions againstEdward Farrer and others MPs. Banishment favored over confinement with potential trials. Plan to station five to ten British regiments in Halifax Montreal Toronto Winnipeg and Vancouver to curb annexationists and their conspiracy.
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Edward Farrer
Lord Salisbury
Canada
Halifax
Quebec
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Prominent Names Circulate for Vacant Superior Bench
The list of gentlemen mentioned for the vacant Superior bench grows, led by Judge Parmenter of Boston Municipal Court. Others include George R. Swasey, Melville W. Weston, Samuel Hamilton of Wakefield, ex-Senator Charles S. Lilley of Lowell, and Colonel John P. Sweeney of Lawrence. Many see a Boston area appointment likely, with Worcester or Springfield candidates also discussed.
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Boston
George R. Swasey
Melville W. Weston
Samuel Hamilton
Wakefield
Russell
Charles 8. Lilley
Lowell
John P. Sweeney
Lawrence
Colonel Sweeney
Essex County
Lilley
Weston
Worcester County
John Hopkins
E. G. Maynard
Springfield
F. G. Fessenden
5Ringfield
Dabney
Brackett
Parmenter
Ground broken on fourth section of Charles River sewer
March 16 Watertown station announces start of the fourth section of the Charles River sewer from Watertown to Waltham. Jones & Means of Jamaica Plain carry out the project, four miles long, expected to take about a year. The brick 4 foot diameter sewer connects near the Boston & Providence Station, with about forty men employed under M Tallent.
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Charles River
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Fancuil
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Boston & Providence
Boston
M. Tallent
Moody Street
Newton
Reception at Wellesley Ends Sophomore Week
At Wellesley College yesterday afternoon the annual president and faculty receptions closed for the season with sophomores and friends as guests. Acting president Miss A Lord and sophomore class president Miss Kellogg greeted visitors in the second floor centre. Freshments were served on the third floor among flowers with freshmen as waitresses, the lake and hills visible from the cosy tables.
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Wellesley
Wellesley College
Tallapoosa Interests In New York
The New York office of the Georgia Alabama Investment and Development Company at 11 Wall Street rooms 31 and 32 handles Frank Shepard George H Morrison and A C Comstock three well known men of means who joined the excursion and were converted to Tallanocaa s advyanines.
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Angry Italians plots of regulators ringleader speaks
New light on the Hennessey murder emerges from an interview with William S. Parkerson, leader of the regulators. The New Orleans lawyer describes the verdict, the mass meeting at the Clay statue, the march to the prison, and the storming of the cell blocks. He defends the actions as an emergency duty carried out by a disciplined, largely professional crowd.
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Tribune
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New Organs March 16 Mafia Denial Story Emerges
Joseph Provenzano denies Mafia ties and tells of threats and a scheme to extract $1000. He recounts meetings with Jim Caruso and leaders like Charlie Matranga and Rocco Gracci, describing oaths, a plan to ambush enemies, and his efforts to dismiss Mafia-involved workers. The narrative ends with Caruso returning to allegiance.
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