Waite and Bond Cigars Sell Across the Nation
The Waitt and Bond brand is gaining popularity nationwide with smokers, and its cigars will be available in Washington at Queen's Cigar stands near St James, along with outlets at National and Metropolitan Hotels, and numerous Washington merchants and shops.
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Washington
Queen’s Cigar
St. James
National and Metropolitan
Simms
New York
14Th St
Helphenstine & Class
14Th
K Sts
Washington Riding Academy
R. At
E. J. Turley
Rout St
W. P
Kingwear
New Arlington Hotel
Zimri S Wallingford Burned Off Motom Bin Inlet
The schooner Zimrji S. Wallingford loaded with lumber from Georgetown South Carolina to Boston caught fire near Motom bin Inlet and burned to the waterline. The crew were rescued by life-savers and transferred to the tug Sampson at Lewes Delaware. The cargo was insured for 12000 dollars but the vessel was uninsured. The three masted schooner of 281 tons was built in Bath Maine in 1882 and measured 127 feet by 20 feet by 9 feet. owned by George Harris Jr Co of Philadelphia.
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Lewes
Del
Zimrji S. Wallingford
Georgetown
Boston
Motombin Inlet
Sampson
Wallingford
Bath
George Harris, Jr., & Co
Philadelphia
Banan Rescues La Plata After Dismasting Off New Jersey
The steamer Banan, arriving today, towed the dismasted Nova Scotian schooner La Plata 250 miles east by south of Sandy Hook. La Plata, sailing from St John, N B, to Providence, R I, lost its foremast in a Feb 27 squall with topmasts and rigging carried away. Minor injuries reported among crew. La Plata, consigned to J W Parker & Co of New York, was put under jury rig and continued voyage after being sighted March 15 by the Banan.
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New York
Banan
Sandy Hook
la Plata
Bonaire
Providence
R. I
St. John
N. B
J. W. Parker & Co
Submerged Hulk Reported Blocking Harbor Route Near Point Judith
Captain Van Esten of the Tuckahoe reports a submerged hulk, likely a sunken barge, held by anchors southeast from Point Judith Light about a third of the way to the whistling buoy. It lies in navigational path and endangers steamers. The Tuckahoe and tug Dean sighted the obstacle within 100 to 500 feet on separate occasions.
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New London, Conn
van Esten
Point Judith Light
Tuckahoe
Staples
Dean
Spring Reefers for Children Deeply Marked Down
Browning, King & Co. offers 150 leftover spring reefers for ages 4 to 8 in cheviots serges and cassimeres. Prices cut from 3 to 8 dollars down to 1.50 to 4 dollars. Also 50 cent neckwear of fine materials marketed as stylish and up to date. Located at 700 Washington Cer Kneelan.
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Browning, King & Co
Washington ’ Cer
Wall Fire Tragedy Wabash Roundhouse At Toledo
A Toledo roundhouse of the Wabash railroad burned this forenoon. Three men died and nine were injured, most employees, while fighting the blaze. The roundhouse, a brick structure with capacity for twenty engines, was wrecked. six locomotives were damaged. Loss estimated at 75,000 to 100,000, insured.
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Toledo
R. H. Bohlman
J. J. Preston
John Bowen
H. F. Howard
Eastern Division
John O'Leary
Patrick Cronough
Martin Greenburg
Harry Zimmerman
Louis Decker
Henry Gerring
Casper Becker
T. C. Lauer
The
Wabash Railway
Bowen
Preston
Bohlman
Leary
Weather Forecast United States March 17
Washington DC forecast for Monday notes fair to warmer conditions across New England and the mid Atlantic with brisk to high westerly winds. Snow possible in extreme northern Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. Barometer fall across St Lawrence Valley Central Valley and northwest toward Pacific coast with warm trend except South Atlantic coast. Signals from Sandy Hook to Boston.
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Washington, D. C
Maine
New Hampshire
Verm
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
St. Lawrence Valley
Central Valley
Pacific Coast
Gulf States
South Atlantic Coast
East Gulf
South Atlantic States
New England
Lake Regions
Sandy Hook
Boston
Section
Wreck of Slater Woollen mill boiler at Webster
A sixty horsepower boiler exploded at the Slater Woollen Company mill in Webster, tearing through the Domi tenement parlor and across Main Street. The blast damaged engine houses, furnaces, and wool, causing an estimated loss of 75000 dollars though no fatalities occurred. Proprietor H N Slater was in Boston and the factory cannot resume for a month.
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Webster
South Village
Slater Woollen Company
Joseph Chminski
Bartlett Street
Allen
Main
Peter Streets
Main Street
Corporation
Domi
Rosa Domi
Stratton
Corliss
H. N. Slater
Boston
America's Best 10c Cigar Perfecto Shape Ad
Trade mark. Americas Best 10c cigar new perfecto shape for sale by all dealers. Davenport and Hersey Co, 422 Washington St.
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Davenport & Hersey
Washington St
Sarsfield Guards Parade with Guns Tests Law In Boston
Twelve members of the Sarsfield Guards carried muskets during the A O H St Patrick day parade on Hanover Street Boston. Captain James A Murphy volunteered to be arrested to test the statute defining firearms. Police planned a test case while permitting the parade. The rifles were modified by puncturing barrels and will be used to argue the arms were not firearms. Local officers and independent companies from Springfield and Worcester attended.
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Sarsfield
James A. Murphy
Donovan
Division
Sarsfield Guards
Thomas J. Gargan
Hanover Street
McCarthy
Clements
Hanley
Captain Murphy
Murphy
Boston
Order of Hibernians
Edwin McManus
Timothy Scannell
John Woods
Thomas Myers
James Flynn
Thomas Good
Patrick Graham
James Roach
Patrick Kelly
Dennis McCarthy
John Casey
A. P. Martin
Police Board
Division 2
Pulpit Decries Trilby As Sensational Novel
Rev George W Bicknell of Cambridgeport denounces Trilby from the pulpit calling it sensational and immoral while praising art’s ideal forms and urging Christians to lend aid to poor women in the Latin quarter. He warned the book’s popularity would fade like former fads and urged a moral response from the church.
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Trilby
George W. Bicknell
Cambridgeport
Bicknell
Robert Elsmere
Brexnell
Dixon Introduces The Church of the People in New York
The Rev. Thomas Dixon Jr announced he has engaged the Academy of Music and will start his new church March on the first Sunday in April. The church will feature a deacon board with half its seats filled by women, drawing loud applause. Dixon denied being forced to resign from the Twenty-third Street Baptist Church and denied any trustees' pressure to do so.
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New York
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Academy of Music
Church of the People
Dixon
Twenty-third Street Baptist Church
Board of Trustees
Carpet and Furniture Sale Offering Low Prices in City Store
Our stock includes full lines of carpets of every grade at low prices and an assortment of furniture equal to any in Boston. Terms to suit customers cash or easy partial payments. Store accessible by electric cars from all directions. worth a visit to see offerings before buying carpets or furniture.
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Boston
Two Die After Gasoline Fire In St Paul House
In St Paul, Mrs Frances Sumner poured gasoline on a stove and after an explosion a bed burned with Miss E C Shole escaping with slight burns. Miss Nellie Closson and Mrs Sumner were severely burned and died at the hospital later that day.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Frances Sumner
E. C. Shole
Fire destroys Cleveland newspaper building on Ontario Street
In Cleveland on March 17 the building housing World, A N Kellogg Newspaper Co and United Press on Ontario Street burned down, causing about 150000 in losses. The World’s loss is 75000, Kellogg’s 25000, with the building valued at 50000. The World opened an emergency office in the Arcade building and will publish as usual Monday.
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Cleveland, O
Ontario Street
the World
A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Company
United Press
A. N. Kellogg Company
Hartford Robbery: Williams Attacked After Saloon Payment
William Williams, described as a colored man, flashed a roll of bills after paying his score in a Hartford saloon on Saturday night. Two men trailed him outside, assaulted him and stole $9 and his watch. He reported the incident to police today. no arrests have been made.
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Hartford
Conn
William Williams
Spanish Cabinet Resigns. General Campos Named Madrid Captain General
Sagasta cabinet resigns after military clashes with officers over press raids and censorship. General Martinez de Campos appointed captain general of Madrid and expected to form a new government. Rioting officers and colonial tensions cited as main causes for the upheaval. Officers at capital streets ordered back to barracks amid protests in Madrid. Congress debate over military excesses exposes sharp government criticisms and press uproar.
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London
United Press
Madrid
Sagasta
Martinez de Campos
Campos
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Ene
Blackstones
Dangerous Hulk
SpaBadn
A. C. H. Procession
Springfield
Worcester
Post
Cambridge
Trilby & Co
Dixon's New Church
Plimpton
Roxbury
Roxbury Carpet Co
H.R. Plimpton & Co
Washington Street
Dover Street
Cleveland
William
the Automatic Heating CO
Warren Ave
Dartmouth
Congress
CIA
Presid
Cortes
C.H. Robinson & CO
Dock Sq
Longwood Ave
Telephone
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