London and Boston Sparks Jumpy News Gaps
A rapid-flash news column reports an accident to the queen in London. It also records five Dublin sailors sent to two months’ jail for mutiny, Philadelphia street woes prompting Boston comparisons, and a shift in British Columbia from Chinese labor to white workers. Other items note moral reforms, a Norwich court anecdote, and a flood of immigration toward the northwest of North America with new towns in Montana and rapid Montana growth.
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British Columbia
Californias
Nevada
Northwest
Manitoba
Montana
Dakota
Northern Pacific
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
The Carlton Murder and Rumors of a Crew
The autopsy on Mrs. Ella G. Carlton confirms death from facial wounds and a abdominal contusion. Inquest set for Saturday at 9 A.M. in Waltham. funeral held in Cambridge. Reward offered total to 4,000 with local donations. officers search fields near Mt. Auburn for the killer. Rumors of Durgan confession and a Newton crew circulate, but officials dispute them. two Newton men describe a suspect with scar and reefers. Additional reports mention a Bath freight crew sighting a suspicious man and other scattered notes on the case and local persons.
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Newton
Baker
Mt. Auburn
Old Cemetery
Watertown
Durgan
Britain’s tariff policy and income tax gains noted in London address
In a London address Sir John Lubbock outlines Britain’s tariff aim to tax few items and free essentials. He cites income tax rising to £576 million, with gains across lands and trades, and lauds manufacturing progress aided by duty-free raw materials. The piece also analyzes U.S. farm sizes, showing California’s large farms and migration toward smaller, numerous holdings, signaling a shift in the South toward prosperity.
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London
John Lubbock
Great Britain
Sir John
Brady Denials and Sherman Testimony in Star Route Case
Gen Brady claimed he never saw or gave the Price drafts to Walsh and noted a single stock transaction with Walsh involving Chatt stock bought with Walsh’s funds. Sherman identified an endorsed petition on the Rawlins White River route. Page Calif. did not respond as adjournment followed.
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Sherman
Washington
John A. Walsh
Walsh
Hatch & Foote’s
New York
Berdell
Wm. T. Sherman
Ingersoll
Rawlins
White River
Horace F. Page
California
A Mysterious Affair in CalaIs Me March 21
In CalaIs Me last evening Samuel Kelley Jr Herbert W Eaton and Joseph E Eaton were in the stable office when Herbert drew a revolver and shot both Kelley and Joseph Eaton. Kelley Jr is in critical condition with little hope of recovery while Joseph Eaton is out of danger. Herbert Eaton fled to a Barbers Beach house seven miles away where guards prevent his escape and friends hope he will surrender tomorrow. No motive has been established.
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Calais
Samuel Kelley, Jr
Herbert W. Eaton
Joseph E. Eaton
Herbert
Herbert Eaton
Barbers Beach
Joseph
Dukes Reported Absent Amid Seat Dispute
In Harrisburg the house debated Dukes title to a seat after the slayer of Capt. Nutt failed to appear. A committee of enquiry was authorized to determine if his absence is due to disability or vice. Dukes cannot take his seat until the committee reports.
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Dukes
Nutt
Committee of Enquiry
Queen Victoria Injury Worse. No Immediate Danger
London reports the queen’s knee remains badly swollen and inflamed after a palace stair accident. Doctors say there is no immediate danger though she may be confined to her room for an indefinite period. Also: a London police clue to a government office explosion. a threat to Canterbury deanery deemed false. other foreign and natural events noted.
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Rious
London
Windsor
Purity case in Newburyport court against Jesse James troupe
In Newburyport police court Judge Pike weighed Rev Melville Smiths complaint that the Jesse James troupe corrupts youth. Lawyer Smith led the case with vigor, H G Johnson defended. adjourned to Friday as witnesses, including clergymen, testified and the courtroom overflowed with interest.
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Mass
Pike
Melville Smith
Jesse James
Smith
H. G. Johnson
Ice blocks Minas basin trap Ethel Granville schooner
In St Joan New Brunswick and Minas basin Nova Scotia immense ice fields extend shore to shore. The center holds lumps 10 feet thick weighing tons. The schooner Ethel Granville is imprisoned in a solid mass as tides shift. Crew contented with fish and potatoes cargo.
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St. Joan
N.B
Minas Basin
Nova Scotia
Ethel Granville
Potosi Mining levies 25 cent per share assessment
A San Francisco despatch notes the Potosi Mining company has levied a 25 cent per share assessment. Other items include arrests, court rulings, stock losses, rail and river events, weather, and industrial data from Montreal, Jackson, Victoria, and beyond.
Freshet Swamps Nova Scotia Railways and Towns
Telegrams report the Cornwallis and Salmon rivers in Nova Scotia driven to record freshets. Windsor and Annapolis railway tracks submerged for miles, trains canceled. Bridges washed away, homes flooded, some residents evacuated by boat or raft. Truro area inundated, rails and yards flooded as rivers rise amid heavy rain.
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Kentville
Cornwallis River
Windsor and Annapolis
Wiswells
Windsor
Annapolis
Oxford
Cumberland County
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Truro
Salmon River
Lepper Brook
Holstein Breeders’ Association Meeting in Syracuse
The Holstein Breeders' Association of America held its annual meeting in Syracuse. It drew 116 members from many states and provinces, reported a registry gain of 2,007 animals for the year, and re-elected the old officers.
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
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New Jersey
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Ilinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Town
Minnesota
Nebraska
Sale of trotters in New York auction earns spirited bidding
At the trotting horse sale in New York on March 21 a large crowd bid vigorously and many horses sold. Principal sales included Hierophant for 825 dollars, Douglas to W. A. Jenks of Adams Massachusetts for 790, Gretchen to Enoch Earl of Worcester Massachusetts for 800, Naiad to J. M. Forbes of Boston for 500, Effle Dean to Dan Mace for 46 cents, Jupiter Norwood for 1,500, Beatrice for 800, Mintwood for 1,025, Sadie Bell for 825, and Lady Mapes for 760.
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Hierophant
Douglas
W. A. Jenks
Adams
Mass
Gretchen
Enoch Earl
Worcester
Naiad
J. M. Forbes
Boston
Effle Dean
Dan Mace
Jupiter Norwood
Uniontown Murder Sparks Miner Strike Turmoil
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on March 21 superintendent Keighley of the Youngstown Coke Company shot and killed John Kane a Molly Maguire. The miners are on strike and conditions are tense with fears of violence and widespread excitement.
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Keighley
Youngstown Coke Company
John Kane
Molly Maguire
Milk Shortage in New York City Deepens
NEW YORK March 21 There is a greater scarcity of milk in the city this morning than at any day since the war between farmers and shippers disrupted supplies. Local markets report dwindling stocks as grocers struggle to meet demand amid rising prices and uncertainty over future deliveries.
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New York
Practical Politics and New Hampshire State Building Site
Concord reports outline Rollins backing for senate re election and sharp talk on practical politics. The state government building site near the state house is chosen with Chandler involved, and calls for extending streets to create a larger square. Also covered are winter conditions, church appointments, local elections, veteran lobbyist Durkee defeated, deaths of Hiram Hall and others, mill reopenings, and lodge membership figures.
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Concord
Coroners Seek $11 Per Corpse At Diamond Mine
Coroners from Weill and Grundy counties gather at the Diamond mine to claim $11 for each corpse inquest with both parties claiming the right. Relief officials face internal strife as water depth falls below three feet and removal of bodies is planned for next Sunday. Miner John Marshall dies from nervous shock after escape.
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Brainwoop
Weill and Grundy
Relief Committee
John Marshall
Navy yard orders and duty changes announced
Protectors are placed on all trees in the navy yard by commandant. Lieut Jesup Nicholson and Mrs Nicholson expect to return from Europe in April. Paymaster A K Michler will spend the summer abroad. Capt McLane Tilton will command at Annapolis replacing Capt Huntington. Midshipmen Richardson and Swift detached to Nipsic. Ensign Holcombe assigned as astronomer on Nipsic for Venus transit. Four boys transferred from Wabash to New Hampshire at Newport Rhode Island. Officers at Newport torpedo station favor Capt Phythian as CO. Electric bells planned for Wabash. Eight hour day adopted for navy yard workers, with hours 8 A M to 12 and 1 to 5 P M.
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Navy Yard
Jesup Nicholson
Nicholson
Europe
United States
A. K. Michler
U.S. N
McLane Tilton
Marine Barracks
Annapolis
Huntington
Walter G. Richardson
Franklin Swift
Wabash
Nipsic
New York Navy Yard
John H. L. Holcombe
U.S.N
New Hampshire
Newport
Rt. I
United States Torpedo Station
R. C
Secretary of the Navy
Phythian
Bureau of Ordnance
Fire Claims Life in Newport House Blaze
Providence reports a house on Church street Newport owned by Mrs Hannah Rudolph burned this morning. Mary Tarry a domestic died in the blaze. The dwelling valued at 10500 carried 7000 insurance. Furniture and curiosities insured for 10600.
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Providence
R. I
Church Street
Newport
Hannah Rudolph
Mary Tarry
Waterbury
Conn
Naugatuck Machine Company
Union City
Sewall, Day & Co
Parker Street
New York
Armstrong
Andover Meeting Lauds Capt Bradlee for Water Scheme
The town votes to thank Capt J Putnam Bradlee proprietor of Ballaravale mills for his effort and expense in procuring a water supply scheme for Cambridge. The plan stands as a strong argument against Cambridge petition to divert Shawsheen waters from Andover.
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Andover
J. Putnam Bradlee
Ballaravale Mills
Cambridge
Shawsheen
25th annual session of Good Templars opened
The 25th annual session of the grand lodge of Good Templars opened Wednesday at Paine Memorial Hall. The annual report of the grand lodge was read, outlining past activities and the organization’s financial status and future plans.
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Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Paine Memorial Hall
Grand
Two lake trout and a legal clash in one page
Two lake trout weighing 5 pounds 4 ounces were caught in 60 feet of water near Grand Lake narrows. The McMonagle diploma case lacked Brunswick jurisdiction due to New York state origin. Cape Neddick’s Winn, injured on the Boston and Maine line at Wells, has not settled with the railroad but engaged Benjamin Butler for his case. Portuguese sailor John Charch stabbed Charles H. Doughty in Portland, severing an eye nerve. Charch was arrested after a quarrel last night, claiming intent to kill.
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Grand Lake
Noah D. McMonagle
Brunswick
New York State
Mr. Winn
Cape Neddick
Boston and Maine
Wells
Benjamin ¥. Butler
John Charch
Charles H. Doughty
Forestreet
Portland
Doughty
Charch
Aith
Irish girls sail to Nashua for mill work
The 220 girls from Limerick Ireland arrived in Nashua on Wednesday in good health. They will be employed in cotton mills and were welcomed with home and boarding arrangements provided.
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Limerick
Ireland
Nashua
St Augustine’s Episcopal Church Opens in North Troy Vermont
Vermont briefs report the public opening of St Augustine’s Episcopal Church in North Troy on Sunday March 11. A Richford farmer’s wife, Mrs David Coburn, is gravely ill after her clothes caught fire while bedridden. A 12-year-old boy employed by Rankin of Danville poisoned coffee, risking the entire household. A Waterbury murder case, Michael McCaffrey charged with killing his wife and mother, is set for Montpelier county court with W P Dillingham as defense on insanity plea.
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St. Augustine’s
North Troy
David Coburn
Richford
Rankin
Danville
Vermont
Montpelier
Michael McCaffrey
Waterbury
W. P. Dillingham
Sawyer Field Accident Leads to Fatality and Missing Boy
Sawyer Field of Leverett was thrown from a sleigh Tuesday and fatally hurt. A 10 year old Medway boy, Michael Reagan, is missing and presumed drowned.
Newport inquest ties death by fire to furnace carelessness
The Newport jury in the Mary Barry death inquest added that there was excessive carelessness in placing furnaces in the city. In Newport Supreme Court Katie A. Judd received 25 years for arson while George Rounds got three years for entering and larceny from the Wright cottage. Charles Smith of Providence, an unsound mind, escaped from the asylum and for days threatened lawyers and police. he fired on officers Tuesday night and remains at large.
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Mary Barry
Newport
Supreme Court
Katie A. Judd
George Rounds
Wright Cottage
Nolo Co
Charles Smith
Providence
Sherman
Madden
Smith
Norwich man fined and jailed for inviting girls to house of ill fame
George Goppert of Norwich was fined 200 dollars, sentenced to six months in jail, and ordered to post 200 dollars as surety of the peace. He appealed. Brooks Johnson, held on suspicion in the Miss Judson murder case in Hartford, showed no surprise at arrest. a washed shirt front with stains was found in his house.
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George Goppert
Norwich
Boston
Brooks Johnson
Judson
Hartford
Deer Island institutions seek superintendent candidates
The auditor's committee trimmed $900000 from the initial figures, nearly $1,200,600 would have been if not for halting a public buildings loan. A $265,000 portion shifts to this year's tax levy. Some members seek a $2,000,000 net cut. council will push for more. Fire commissioners oppose higher department salaries, citing necessity of current expenditures. Superintendent candidates include Deputy Wood, Blackstone of Marcella Street home, and Whitten from the J Putnam Bradlee steamer.
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Deer Island
Wood
Blackstone
Marcella Street
Whitten
J. Putnam Bradlee
Emerson to Lecture on The Third Brain at Institute
Charles Wesley Emerson M D will lecture before the Ladies Physiological Institute on Thursday afternoon with the topic The Third Brain. Miss Rogers and Miss Alice Tinkham will provide readings. The Massachusetts Protective Fish and Game association annual meeting will be held at the Parker House April 16 with officers to be elected for the ensuing year.
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Charles Wesley Emerson
Ladies’ Physiological Institute
Rogers
Alice Tinkham
Notable Announcements From Diverse Local and International News
Mary A Livermore resides in Chicago Alderman Hadley poised to be London mayor estate of Matt Carpenter settles widow gains about 150000 in cash John J Hanson named superintendent of Great Falls Manufacturing Calvin Austin Boston and Bangor official returns from Pacific trip Rev Dr Wild Toronto fills church Langtry absent Lily disappoints George D Crane Bangor Maine Central depot to assist Portland despatch Bangor train dispatching moves to Portland Hill family illness Georgia senator's son paralyzed voice Arthur illness linked to late hours president urged to retire Miss J Henrietta Miller marries Dr George W Copeland Diaz visits Chicago stockyards attends banquet at Palmer house departs for Niagara Falls New York and Boston
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Chicago
Alderman Hadley
London
Matt Carpenter
John J. Hanson
Newmarket
Great Falls
N. H
Calvin Austin
Boston and Banger Aeen Company
Dr. Wild
Toronto
Langtry
George D. Crane
Maine Central
Bangor
Hall
Portland
Hill
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Arthur
J. Henrietta Miller
Abishai Miller
Atlantic Works
East Boston
George W. Copeland
Charles A. Tozen
East Springfield Street
Daniel M. Stearns
Question on Boston and Maine Lease Splits New Hampshire Opinion
Stockholders of Boston and Maine and Eastern meet on the 28th to vote a proposed lease. Manchester Union and Portsmouth Chronicle criticize the plan, while Dover and Bangor papers weigh benefits, legality, and impact on prices. lobster trade notes rising costs and supply constraints.
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Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
Easter opening at Rothschilds House engages patrons
The Easter viewing at Rothschild & Co Temple Place drew many patrons with a private preview of upcoming season novelties. Hats and bonnets blend last season shapes with new refinements, featuring straw basket effects, braided crowns, gold and silver accents, lace interiors, and French flower garnitures. The display highlights elaborate trims, Neapolitan braids, and fine networks of gold threads, with several hats including a capote crown, pompons, and lace edged editions. The event continues Thursday.
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House of Rothschild & Co
Temple Place
Body found in Charles River near Brighton on forenoon
The unknown man about 30 with dark hair and whiskers was found floating on ice in the Charles River near Brighton. He wore a black diagonal suit and was sent to the morgue after Medical Examiner Draper examined him.
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Brighton
Draper Pouied
John McIntosh
Suffolk Street
Chelsea
Boston Wharf
Boston
Station 4
Edward Leehan
George Burdall
Cross Street
Art club exhibition misattribution clarifies painter
In the March 9 art department notice, a caption mocks Gerry's Kingfisher at Home as a mispainted woodpecker. The paper states Mr. 8 L Gerry is not the artist. the work is by Mr Griggs, correcting the mistaken attribution and avoiding injustice to Gerry.
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Gerry
Public Charity Committee Meets Gov Butler on Probe
The committee on public charitable institutions and several members conferred with Gov. Butler on Wednesday afternoon about the proposed investigation of affairs.
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Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Gov. Butler
Prosperous small stock industry in Colima and central Mexico
A Mexican Financier correspondent from Colima details growing sheep and goat stocks across Oaxaca Puebla and central table lands. He notes vast lands suited for flocks, current reliance on skin export and fat meat, high wool prices, and strong profits from rapid flock growth with potential for substantial future wealth as the industry modernizes.
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Kent
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Death notices and obituaries from London to Boston
A London despatch reports Sir George Jessel's death as master of the rolls. Obituaries include James Y. McClintock of Belfast aged 80, Forrester Colt in China aged 69, Joseph Cook hotel manager in Washington aged 48, Charles Loebner Sr of Indianapolis, Albert Homer of Boston West End aged 77, Isaane Quintard of Stamford aged ?, Charles C. Sayer registrar of deeds in Bristol County, Rev Patrick H. O Beirne pastor of St Joseph’s Highlands aged 74, with notes on their careers, affiliations, and bequests.
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Tion
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James Y. McClintock
Belfast
Forrester Colt
Connecticut
China
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Bright
Charles Loebner
Indianapolis
Carl Schurz
Col
Hecker
Albert Homer
West End
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Old Fire Department
Boston
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Stamford
Conn
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Charleston Steamship Company
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Tennessee
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Bristol County
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Newport
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St. Joseph’s
the Highlands
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Portland
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Insane Mary Connolly starves at Wo burn almshouse
Mary Connolly an insane person at the Wo burn almshouse has been without food for 22 days and for the last four or five days has taken no water. Threats to induce her to eat have been made but were fruitless. The Quanapowitt Water Company of Wakefield elected officers: President Cyrus Wakefield, clerk and treasurer E F Sweet, directors Cyrus Wakefield David H Darling C W Trow E F Sweet and Frank N Morse. The French Catholic church of Salem will break ground in May for a new wooden edifice on Lafayette street lot opposite the hose house. It will be 100 by 50 feet with two octagonal towers. Miss Flora KE Hoyt, formerly a teacher in the Centre school, married Erastus Dole of Campton NH, at the residence of William A Wilde in Malden by Rev J W Wellman. They will reside in Campton where Mr Dole works in wool manufacturing.
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The Naturalization Bill Becomes Senate Filibuster Foe
The legislature grapples with the Naturalization Bill as Democrats push action and Republicans resist reconsideration. The senate, after lengthy procedural wrangling, debates delaying tactics, adjournment motions, and appeals while the main bill remains unsettled amid a quarrel over debate limits. The record shows multiple maneuvers and votes, including a 17 to 18 defeat of postponing the vote and a heated exchange over the chair’s rulings.
Elevated railroads debate division in the Massachusetts House
The House debated a bill to allow elevated railways with city consent. Supporters argued for rapid suburban access, while opponents warned of nuisance, property damage, and lack of demand. Several members pressed for safeguards, and a 4 PM vote was set for Thursday.
Connecticut Governor Denies Stump Speech For Sprague
Gov. Wailer of Connecticut says he has no intention to make any stump speech while governor in response to a report that he consented to speak for Sprague of Rhode Island. The remarks were made in Hantrorp, Conn., on March 21.
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