Italian Americans Demand Justice After New Orleans Tragedy
A mass meeting denounces the New Orleans mob killings of Italians, condemns local authorities, and calls for federal action. Resolutions seek punishment for manifest signers and participants, urge reparation, and request copies to the President, Supreme Court chief justice, and the Italian premier.
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Washington
Cianciano
Brooklyn
George Francis Train
New Orleans
Louisiana
United
New York York
United States
Supreme Court of the
Rome
New Orleans incident prompts Italian diplomatic replies
Washington says no international crisis with Italy over New Orleans. Senator Hawley defends state criminal law authority and calm, noting past indemnity payments and peaceful treatment for Italians in the U S. Italian Consul in Chicago appeals for peaceful behavior among colonies, awaiting Rome and Washington actions.
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Washinaton
Italy
New Orleans
Hawley
Garey
United States
Craricaco
Malassero di Castiglio
Chicago
Washington
America
Rome
Obituary of Frederick B. Taylor Former Hart Taylor Co founder
Frederick B. Taylor, formerly of Hart, Taylor & Co, died after a weeklong illness at his brother in law Hon. Thomas N. Hart's home at 298 Commonwealth Avenue. Born June 30 1832 in Harbings England, he helped form Hart Taylor Co in 1860, the leading hat fur business in New England. He served as trustee in several financial institutions and railroads, and was Ward 18 Common Council member in 1882. He leaves an only daughter four brothers and two sisters. Funeral at 3 p.m. tomorrow at 298 Commonwealth Avenue.
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Boston
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New England
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Taylor
Art Club
Hart
Prominent Masonic Leader Alfred F. Chapman Dies
Alfred F. Chapman, editor and proprietor of the Liberal Freemason, died suddenly at his Hotel Gordon residence in his sixty second year. Death followed a 4 am distressing feeling thought to be indigestion. angina pectoris cited by the physician. He held numerous senior Masonic offices and left a widow. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised in the notice.
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Boston Lodge of Perfection
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Commonwealth OF Massachaww
Middlesex
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Chatham Township
County of Tioga
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Cambridge
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Esquire
Sain Court
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Suffolk
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Moston
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Eliwah George
Register
Commonwealth OF Massacchown
Margaret Brown
Michael Conway
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Oliver W. Peabody and
Gloryer
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Quincy
George White
Jonathan Cobl
Arthur H. Vinal
Charlies A. Loud
County of Suffolk
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Dorchester
Melville Avenue
Allston Street
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Bartlett
James Houghton
Penning
Home Savings Bank
Silas Potter
Hepsebeth Fenton
Davitt Attacks Parnell Bluff in Sligo as He Declines Cork CityCandidacy
In Sligo March 20, Michael Davitt denounces Parnell bluffing and says he will not run in Cork city. He cites Parnell's nonresignation, a desire to avoid Parliament, and predicts Dillon will lose by 2000 votes. Davitt urges workers to abstain from strikes for three years and push land reform via nationalization.
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Cook City
Freeman's Journal
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National Press
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London
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Grice Hutchinson
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Q. C
Gladstonian Party
Kynoch
H. G. Reid
New York
Patrick Gleason
Irish National League
They Did It For Fun Confession From Two Sleepers On Track
In Wells near Boston, a detective arrested Kimball and Allen aged 27 and a few years younger. They confessed to placing sleepers on the track on Monday for sport after drinking. They were sent to Alfred jail to await the May term grand jury action.
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Wells
Boston
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Supreme Court
Chauncy Hall Class Votes to Create Medal Fund
The Chauncy Hall School '76 Association votes to establish a permanent Chauncy Hall School Battalion Medal Fund held in trust by C. Fred Howe to fund yearly medals for the best drilled sergeant and to support related uses. If the military department ends, the fund goes to surviving association members or, if none, to the First Corps of Cadets, M. V. M.
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C. Fred Howe
Chauncy
Young’s Hotel
Boston
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Chauncy Hall School Battalion
Chauncy Hall
Weather forecast and storm warnings for New England
The Weather Indications report from Washington on March 20 forecasts increasing cloudiness and light rain for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with slight warming and east winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and Eastern New York are to see rain and warmer temperatures with east gales. Storm signals are displayed at Narragansett and Woods Hall, with precautionary signals from Delaware Breakwater to Eastport at all other stations.
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Eastport
Weather Watch Northern New England Cloudy With Rain
The forecast notes cloudy skies in Northern New England with light rain and fresh easterly winds and little temperature change in the southern portion. Coastal areas expect thick brisk easterlies while Sunday may bring more cloudiness and possible precipitation with east to south winds.
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South Atlantic Coast
Gulf States
Middle Atlantic Coast
Lower Lake Region
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Missouri Valley
Rockies
Pacific
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
New Orleans
Missouri
United States
St. Lawrence Valley
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic
Lower
Laketon
Ohio Valley
St. Vincent, Minn
Northfield
Block Island
Hoston
Fires and tragedy in New England and Vermont incidents
Reports from Mystic Connecticut and other towns describe a late night fire destroying Frank Mabbett’s Old Mystic saloon with $1000 loss and $650 insurance, a wholesale stock fire at Kennard Grocery Company in Joseph Missouri causing about $75,000 loss, a false alarm for a chimney fire in West Roxbury, smoke at Edison Electric plant triggering a minor fire in the engine room at Mount Washington Ave, and a murder suicide in St Albans Vermont where Fred Harding killed his wife then himself.
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Old Mystic
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Kennard Grocery Company
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Federal Street
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Mount Washington Avenue
ST. Albans
Sr. Albans
Fred T. Harding
Harding
Kingdon and Benjamin in court over funeral disturbance
Four policemen, the sexton, and a Trinity Church official testified at municipal court that Samuel S. Kingdon was loud and reportedly intoxicated while trying to enter Trinity Church for a funeral. Witnesses described interruptions, remarks about reporters, and the crowd’s reaction as the case continued. The hearing adjourned with more witnesses expected and no verdict reached.
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River Adams
Topley Square
Kingaon
Nichols
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