Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Forecast issued in Washington predicts fair weather for New England with clearing coastal skies and northwesterly winds, turning colder Thursday morning and warmer by Friday. Eastern New York also sees fair weather with westerly winds, a colder Thursday morning, and warmer Friday morning. Storm signals are shown from Norfolk to Mastport.
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Caprivi Named German Chancellor As Bismarck Resigns
Berlin dispatch reports General Von Caprivi appointed Chancellor to succeed Prince Bismarck with Caprivi not taking foreign portfolio. Rumors place Bismarck’s resignation variously as resignation of Imperial Foreign Minister and talks on military reforms and new army corps.
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Outrages in Siberia Lead to Siege at Irkutsk
London reports from St Petersburg that meetings in England and America denouncing Siberian exile outrages have unsettled the Russian government. In Irkutsk exiles tied to Zurich blast, printed proclamations, and provoked a deadly siege with troops. The ringleader was hanged after the battle.
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Liverpool Strike Ends Amid Broad Industrial Turmoil
Liverpool laborers resume work as coal strike disrupts industry. London notes a deputy delegation to owners and expected compromises. Accrington and Leeds mills halt due to fuel shortages, 10,000 brick workers face unemployment. North Wales and Nottinghamshire strikes waver, while Ely and Eiswick reports show varied responses. An 8 hour day demand triggers 2000 builders laborers strike.
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Sacrificing New England Ten Republicans Face Tough Clash
Washington, March 19. Massachusetts Republicans confront a tariff bill proposing a 10 cent per pound duty on hides. They warn the New England shoe, carpet, and iron interests could suffer as manufacturers and sugar growers mobilize opposition. Leaders from Massachusetts pledge to fight the measure, pressuring Ways and Means and noting broader regional damage and party cohesion risks.
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Salisbury Threatens Parliament Dissolution Over Bills
London reports Lord Salisbury will threaten to dissolve Parliament if the tithes and land purchase bills fail at tomorrow's Carlton Club meeting. The Prince and Princess of Wales leave for Berlin. Gladstone explains his Ireland stance to avoid inflaming Ulster opponents. In Beri, Jules Simon leads a labor conference committee to bar children under twelve from factories.
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Naval orders appoint new Dolphin commander and staff
Washington March 19 Commander Bates Sterling is ordered to command the Dolphin Chaplin Joseph P McIntyre to Baltimore April 10 Lieutenant J M Carlin detached from current duties for special assignments in Philadelphia Bethlehem and Pittsburg then inspector of steel at Union Iron Works San Francisco Commander Charles ONeil detached from Dolphin duty and assigned as inspector of ordinance at the Washington Navy Yard
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Labott v Boody McLellan case opens in Rockland
In Rockland tomorrow Judge Virgil presides over the Labott of Rhode Island versus Boody McLellan & Co of New York. The dispute stems from Eastport Water Works construction and has earlier been heard as an auditor's matter in Calais. Labott hires Judge Nathan Cleves and ex Attorney General H B Cleaves, while the defense employs William L Putnam.
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Senate rejects governor Miller's full appointment slate
In Dakota, March 19, the Senate rejected the entire list of appointments sent by Governor Miller, marking a decisive political setback for the administration.
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McKinley customs bill reported to Senate with amendments
The McKinley administrative customs bill was reported to the Senate by the finance committee with amendments. Provisions adjust bonded warehouse weight rules, repeal certain exemptions, set officer pay, and add a Sept 1 1890 effective date for most sections with immediate effect for Section 12. Nine general appraisers will be appointed by the President, limited to five from one party, at $7500 per year.
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New England Snowbound Fears for Schooners at Sea
A severe northeast gale and blinding snow swept through New York and nearby waters on March 19. Dozens of schooners bound south faced treacherous shoals, with fears for their safety as the storm disrupted travel from Provincetown to Newport. Widespread drifting and reported wrecks were feared along the southern shore.
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Reply to Mr Hallowell Repudiates Bitter Utterances at Dinner
The Boston Paper Trade Association hosted Hon. William E. Russell who spoke on his Southern trip with Northern colleagues. He praised industrial growth, discussed race relations as a government issue, and criticized Harvard historian B P Lowell for Grady remarks, urging Massachusetts leaders to acknowledge the South’s wartime outcomes.
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The Cause of Sleep and Paine's Celery Compound
A discussion on sleep as a nervous-system fatigue issue and the role of Paine's Celery Compound in restoring brain and nerve strength. It claims natural, restful sleep is unattainable without a healthy nervous system and notes improved general health with continued use, while medical authorities differentiate its action from other medicines.
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