Iowa Republicans Endorse William B. Allison for President
At the Iowa Republican State convention in Des Moines on March 21 delegates praised William B. Allison's forty years in Congress and urged his nomination for President. J. P. Dolliver chaired and a life sized portrait of Allison was unveiled amid cheers. Ex-Congressman Hepburn delivered a stirring speech and an Allison brigade formed to head to Chicago in June.
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New London Neck Wear Arrives for Early Selection
Hewins and Hollis announce a fresh selection of London neck wear now in stock, inviting customers to choose early from the largest and most brilliant invoice ever received.
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Harvest of Seals Reported on Partridge Island
St Yohns N F March 21 Fifteen thousand seals are reported taken on Partridge Island. Men and women are taking them. It is estimated Green Bay is good for sixty nine thousand. Nothing has been heard from the sealing steamers. Later ship news from New York March 21 lists several steamers cleared and arrived with various destinations.
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Recruits Ordered to Cavalries and Staff Departures
Sixty recruits assigned to the Sixth Cavalry and twenty to the Fourth Cavalry. Thirty colored recruits sent to the Platte department. Captain Henry J. Nowlan of the Seventh Cavalry granted five days leave. Lt James W. Watson of the Tenth Cavalry ordered to return to San Carlos. Captain James O C Worthington, surgeon, granted four months leave. Captain Marlborough C Wyeth, assistant surgeon, granted two months leave.
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Shipping Movements Across Ports From March Reports
Record of steamships and sailing vessels arriving or leaving multiple world ports on March dates. Ships include Prince from Pro greso, Amy Dora from Philadelphia, Countess from Pensacola, and Sarmatian from Baltimore with routes to New York, Liverpool, Antwerp, and other hubs.
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Palestine
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Arrears of rent bill debated in Irish land relief push
In Parliament Mr Parnell urged a second reading of the arrears of rent bill to ease debts on tenants. He argued for court-led reductions and extended payment time while warning of a flood of evictions after current notices. Critics warned against disrupting credit and risking the Union.
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Chamberlain
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Hartington Calls Ritchie's Bill a Home Rule Measure
Lord Hartington spoke in Carlisle asserting Mr Ritchie's local government bill is a Home Rule measure that could satisfy English aims and should also satisfy Scots and Irish. He favored extending the measure to Ireland but cautioned on timing and the temper of reception. He argued Irish self government is possible without a separate accord and parliament, while stressing careful executive oversight.
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Country Retains Power to Enforce Order and Justice
A nation reaffirmed its right to uphold law and public safety, maintaining essential authority over civil administration, policing, and judicial enforcement to preserve stability and protect citizens’ rights.
Theatre Fire in Oporto Destroys Banquet Theatre
An explosion of gas during a March 21 performance at the Banquet Theatre in Oporto started a blaze that gutted the venue. Eighty people were recovered dead, many in the third tier, as families suffocated and escaped through doors and windows.
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Boston cigar makers strike may move trade to New York
A Boston strike threatens to push cigar manufacturing to New York as 700 union men in Boston face hiring shifts. Several firms consider relocating to New York where costs are lower, while Boston firms boast superior quality and warn against cheap frauds. The piece details union control, producer attitudes, and regional competition with Buffalo and Binghamton cited.
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Banquet honors Lord Stanley of Preston as Canada Governor General
London hosts Imperial Federation League banquet for Lord Stanley of Preston new Governor General of Canada. Lord Rosebery pledges close ties between Canada and Britain. Dobell urges loyalty to England and rejects Canadian independence.
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Ice Gorge Destroys Riverbank Property at Racrxu
A thaw and heavy rain broke river ice at Racrxu Wisconsin causing a massive ice gorge above the Meade street bridge. The fast moving ice poured over the dock area, flooding land along the river within an hour. The event disrupted riverside property and prompted swift action.
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Thunderstorm Strikes Capitol Dome Halts Congress
A fierce thunderstorm struck the Capitol at 2 PM shattering the dome and startling visitors. Lightning felled telegraph gear in the Senate and damaged wires in the House while a ball of fire lit the press gallery. One horse was killed as electric currents surged across the asphalt forecourt. The Senate and House suspended briefly but resumed proceedings.
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Severe storm floods western Massachusetts towns and routes
A heavy rain storm with violent winds floods meadows and cellars along Water Street and other areas in western Massachusetts. The Quaboag River overflows its banks and washes away a temporary trestle near J S Holden Co s woollen factory causing train cancelations. Bridges on multiple lines are damaged and travel is slowed as crews repair tracks and monitor safety of crossings. In Springfield the Westield River bridge is tested after ice and high water threaten service on the Western line.
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Mayor Hewitt Celebrated for Pro American Flag Stance
New York March 21 Mayor Hewitt received many visitors and congratulatory letters after his remarks endorsing recognizing only the American flag. He denied Irish discrimination claims and defended his wartime G A R service. He recounted aiding gun iron production and a government loss claim against his firm.
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Burglars Break Into Bresnahan Residence Seizing Cash
Early today burglars forced the cellar screen windows of the Rev. T. Bresnahan residence on School Street in WarnaM. They pried open the private secretary and took $107 in bills and $83 in silver from a small drawer. intruders seemed familiar with the premises.
Weather Map Review Shows Northeastbound Storm
The signal service map for Wednesday tracks a storm moving from New Mexico and the lake region toward Buffalo and New England. Isotherms run 60 degrees above zero from coast to central Texas as light rain covers most of the country. Temperatures drop to 14 below zero at St. Vincent and 6 below at Bismarck with high pressure following.
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Weather forecast for New England with winds and precipitation
Indications from Washington show 24 hours starting 7 am Thursday March 22. Brisk southerly winds shift to westerly over the coast with warmer temperatures, then colder with rain turning to snow, followed by clear weather. Cautionary northwest signals extend from the Norfolk area to Eastport.
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Weather Outlook for Southeastern New England
For the twenty four hours starting at 1 o clock tonight, rain or snow across southeastern New England, followed by decidedly colder, fair weather.
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