The Lansdowne Steamer Heads for Canadian Fishery Duty
The Lansdowne, a 700 ton Canadian steamer, fitted with two six pounders, readies for a coastal gunning expedition. Captain Scott, chosen as Lord High Admiral, will command from the Lansdowne as the vessel patrolling for Yankee fishermen with strict treaty enforcement under the 1818 provisions. The craft, built after the loss of the Princess Louise, carries 33 souls, sails at nine knots, and features birch and spruce construction with copper fastenings and iron plating.
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Canada
Lansdowne
Department of Fisheries
United States
Post
Ottawa
Wes
Boutwell
United States Senate
Great Britain
Princess Louise
Bay of Fandy
Landsdowne
Jotham O’brien
Maccan
N. 5
St. John
Treva
Dominion of Canada
Bay of Fundy
Scott
Greenock
C. T. Dakin
Digby
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Mr. Dakin
Merchant Marine
Glendon
J. B. Hill
John Callaghan
Thomas Bennett
James E. Morris
George Ross
John Ross
P. A. Scott
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Hug
Her Majesty’s
Basilisk
North Sea
Holland
Mediterranean
England
South Pole
Barham
James Ross
Ward
Hobart Town
Australia
Owen
North America
Marine Department
Canadian Fishery Protection
Board of Examiners of Masters and Mates
Agreement Talks On Metropolitan Rail. No Definite Plan
Metropolitan President Richards and the Knights of Labor committee held another morning conference yet reached no firm agreement. Talks are cordial, concessions scarce, secrecy urged, with a next meeting planned today as both sides seek amicable settlement.
Gloucester Fishermen Visit for Supplies and Bait
The British provincial fishermen visit Gloucester to outfit for Western banks. The article notes U S bait duties zero for fresh bait, Maine supplies 10 000 barrels of clams yearly, and Newfoundland fishermen seeking markets. It cites treaty history, repeal of non intercourse laws, and General Jackson's 1830 proclamation linking bait trade to liberty.
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Peral
Gloucester
United States
Maine
Newfoundland
Wackerel
Canada
Lord Salisbury
Jackson
Death of Dr. John K. Kane in Summit New Jersey
Dr John K Kane of Wilmington died at 11 50 this morning at his cousin Col A Mariis residence in Summit N J of erysipelas after a weeklong visit to his daughter His widow is the eldest daughter of the late Hon James A Bayard and sister of Secretary of State Thomas F Bayard Kane born December 18 1833 in Philadelphia He was a noted Wilmington physician and surgeon son of the late Judge John K Kay of Philadelphia He studied at Jefferson Medical College and Paris and settled in Wilmington in 1858 His brothers included General Thomas L Kane and Elisha Kent Kane The expedition to the Arctic in 1856 included him as surgeon He leaves a widow four daughters two sons and a Philadelphia lawyer brother Robert Patterson Kane The article lauds his personal charm and professional skill.
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John K
A. Marii
Summit
N. J
Eissipelas
James A. Bayard
Thomas F. Bayard
Dr.Kane
Philadelphia
Wilmington
John K. Kaye
Board of Commissioners
France
Pennsylvania
Unite
American Philosophical Society
Kane
Jefferson Medical College
Paris
Thomas L. Kane
Elisha Kent Kane
Jono K. Kane
Nothern Seas
Greenland
Robert Patterson Kane
Motives of Senate debated in special to the Port
The piece notes various Senate actions including Logan's resolution to consider nominations openly, a conference on the deficiency bill, and an army efficiency bill. It also lists several pension bills and House measures by New England members, plus a shipping committee vote favoring a free ship bill and calls for labor and agriculture department consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Logan
Edmunds
Colquitt
Georgia
Jackson
Tennessee
Blair
New Hampshire
Ann Elizabeth Davis
Philander C. White
New Hampshire Volunteers
Dawes
Massachusetts
New England
Davis
William E. Thomas
Fall River
Lovering
Commissioner of Labor
District of Columbia
Isber
Stone
Maria E. A. B Nowell
Hayden
Arthur F. Currier
Massachusetts Volunteers Infantry
Gassignger
James Anderton
Hancock
House Committee On Shipping Today
Dunn
Alderman Jaehne Surrendered by Uis Bondsmen in Bribery Case
New York March 22 Alderman Jaehne was arraigned in General Sessions, pleaded not guilty to bribery, then withdrew plea with judge giving until Wednesday to replead. Bondsman’s surrender raised bail debate, judge set bail at $15,000. Indictment cites two counts of bribery from 10 years ago with possible penalties up to ten years and $500 fine or up to three years or $5000.
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Jaehne
Uis
New York
Court of General Sessions
Gildersleeve
Jacbne
S Ofice
Tombs
Jackne
Turnbull telephone clash looms over patent clash
SPECIAL TO THE POST Washington March 22 Major William Chase Barney moves to prove Turnbull telephone infringes an existing molecular telephone patent. He plans a press warning to investors while Turnbull owners market stock in blocks to prevent control by a single clique. The rival stance foreshadows a lively dispute over monopoly and innovation.
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Washington
Turnbull Telephone
Willard’s
Post
William Chase Barney
Barney
Turnbull Instrument
Bell Company
Molecular Telephone
Ground broken for new Boston and Providence depot in Stoughton
Ground was broken for a new passenger station facing Wyman street on the Pitcher estate. The Boston and Providence railroad recently acquired the Pitcher property and Dr Tucker's nearby land. The depot will stand about 300 feet from the current station, which was moved yesterday prior to construction. A substantial brick and stone edifice is planned.
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Stoughton
Boston and Providence Railroad
Wyman Street
Pitcher Estate
Pullen Lectures in Lexington on New Mexican Life
Hon. Mr. Pullen spoke to a crowded Lexington audience on his native curiosities and adventures in New Mexican life. Rev. Mr. Porter presided. Indian scholar Frank H. Cushing, escort of the Zuni chiefs, also spoke. His next lecture at Tremont Temple will feature stereopticon views of Mexican lassos, cowboys, whips, and more.
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Lexington
Mass
Pullen
Porter
Frank H. Cushing
Tremont Temple
Booming the Parnell Fund in Newburyport
Revy A J Teeling has collected sixty five donations to the five dollar Parnell parliamentary fund. Subscribers are chiefly Protestants and include Mayor Dame, Representatives Moseley and Felch, city officials and many prominent business men.
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Revy
A. J. Teeling
Dame
Moseley and
Felch
Colquitt and Jackson Clash Over Prerogative in Senate
In Washington on March 22 Colquitt opposed the majority judiciary committee report, arguing impeachment aims are political and the President’s removal power rests with the executive. Jackson followed, asserting removals lie with the President and congressional acts encroach on executive power, citing precedent from Washington to Marshall. The session moved to executive time, then adjourned.
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Colquitt
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Clay
Calhoun
Webster
House of Representatives
Committee of Commerce of the Senate
Port of
New York
Sherman
Department
Jackson
Congress
Hoar
North American Review
Vermont
Edmunds
Jefferson
Supreme Court
Judiciary
Legislative Department
Marshall
Aaron Burr
Abie
Contributions to the $5 Irish Parliament Fund Grow
Suburban donors plus Boston sympathizers push contributions to the $5 Irish Parliament Fund. Father Teeling and Father Quan send substantial sums, with a Boston list totaling 125 dollars. The committee now holds 3095 dollars as business leaders prepare a Merona meeting and Worcester demonstration draws support from Senator Hoar ex Governor Rice and others.
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Newburyport
Father Quan
Webster
O’ Brien
Boston
Edward Habich
Cedar Street
Edward Ruhl
D. M. Lenigan
Linwood Square
P. Henry McCormick
Bumstead Lane
Edward J. McCormick
Lambert Street
George F. Flanagan
Creighton House
J. T. Hackett
Regent Street
Owen Hart
Elmwood Place
Timothy Murphy
James Farrel
Thacher Street
Patrick J. Lally
Quincy Street
Roxbury
C. J. Kidney
Haymarket Square
K. F. Galligan
Warren Street
James H. Finn
Dudley Street
K. B. Emerson
Dover
Albany Streets
K. J. Carroll
River Street
John KE. Galvin
Washington Street
Edward J. Flynn
P.laughlin
Court Street
Patrick Troy
Everett Street
Patrick Reagan
Malden Street
John Kelley
Bunker Hill Street
William Claflin
Summer Street
M. T. Clark
Shawmut Avenue
Dover Street
Merona
Worcester
Senator Hoar
Rice
Patterson's Pet School Law Talk in Granite State
Keene New Hampshire discusses the new state school law proposed by James W. Patterson. The article critiques the change from district to town union systems, notes prior acts like the Somersworth and Concord acts, and presents varied local opinions from Keene officials. It highlights questions of necessity, cost, centralization, and the potential impact on local school governance.
Stowers Seen Near Dedham in Agnes Long Case
Special to the Post from Dedham reports a man resembling George Stowers, the Agnes Long murder suspect, appeared near West Dedham Tuesday morning bound for the north. John Fisher, a broom manufacturer, identified the visitor as Stowers, noting the suspect behaved suspiciously, looked tired, and asked for coffee. Detectives in Attleboro and state police follow leads as Mrs. Stowers recovers, but no arrest is made.
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Dedham
George &. Stowers
Agnes Long
West Dedham
John Fisher
Stowers
Meafield
Mr. Fisher
Attleboro
Wrentham
Medfield
Dragan
Maine
Masa
Polo Players A Singing Match At Boston Rink
An audience at Winslow's rink saw a Boston and Somerville polo exhibition with dramatic play and rough contact. The match featured goals by Orr, Taylor, and Conners, plus a winning late goal by Waterhouse, amid injuries, fouls, and a festive crowd.
Abraham Schwab Charged With Jordan Marsh Frauds
Abraham A Schwab of Schwab Bros 41 Green Street was arrested for colluding with John H Hewes a buyer for Jordan Marsh Co to defraud the New York firm of 16558 dollars This is one of several cases under investigation and more arrests are expected This has caused a commotion in the dry goods trade as Jordan Marsh has refused to pay 250000 dollars in unsettled bills tied to these invoices and will pursue restitution from Hewes accomplices
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New York
Abraham A. Schwab
Schwab Bros
Green Street
John H. Hewes
Boston
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Hewes
Death by suicide at Adams House Beverly Sunday night
J J Parmenter, about forty, employed by Star Automatic Sprinkler Co, killed himself at Adams House on Railroad Avenue Beverly Sunday night. He was found about 9 am lying across the bed with a razor wound, a bloodied wash basin on the floor. Identification came from a handkerchief marked Parmenter. Cause deemed probably insanity. residence listed as Boston.
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Beverly
Adams House
Railroad Avenue
Star Automatic Sprinkler Company
Parmenter
J. J. Parmenter
Tne
Boston
Purimbal masque by YMHA at Odd Fellows Hall
The Young Men's Hebrew Association held its fourth annual Purimbal masque at Odd Fellows Hall last evening. About 409 couples attended as the carnival march opened the event led by grand marshal H. L. Fishel. Reception committee members included J. Cohen, A. L. Spitz, H. Grossman, M. S. Kuhns, and R. Weiner, with floor committee members listed as A. L. Fishel, J. Levy, J. M. Spitz, W. V. Fishel, J. R. Morse, H. Phillips, B. M. Wolf, J. Wolfsohn, and J. Ehrenreich.
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Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
H. L. Fishel
J.cohen
A. L. Spitz
H. Grossman
M.S. Kuhns
R. Weiner
A. L. Fishel
J. Levy
J. M. Spitz
W. V. Fishel
J. R. Morse
H. Phillips
B. M. Wolf
J. Wolfsohn
J. Ehrenreich
Heating Hero Sent
Catherine A Firun a 55 year old married woman of 505 East Sixth street was severely burned on arms and chest after setting a lamp on a hot stove while testing a lamp yesterday afternoon.
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Catherine A. Firun
East Sixth Street
Angostura Bitters Claim of Quick Digestive Relief
Classic advertisement asserts immediate relief and cure for dyspepsia diarrhea colic and indigestion. Promotes Angostura Bitters as the only genuine product manufactured by Dr J B Siegert and Sons with strong-brand emphasis.
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Siegert & Sons
Casey Young Testimony in Hegard Case on Government Suit
The telephone investigation committee heard Casey Young testify that he advised Van Benthuysen to sue in the government's name if required. Garland, representing a telephone firm, refused to discuss the matter, citing his role. Van Benthuysen planned to consult the White House and sent a letter to the President. The interview lasted about five minutes and the committee adjourned to Wednesday noon for further examination of correspondence.
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Casey Young
Telephone Investigation Committee
van Benthuysen
Garland
Oring Suit
van Senthuysen
White House
Itness
St. Louis
Thern
Bellows Falls Officer In Critical Condition After Assault
Officer Walker lies critically ill with typhoid fever and injuries after deputy sheriff John Walker went to aid a divorce case at Charles Jennings farm in Walpole. Jennings, intoxicated, struck Walker with an axe and choked him before fleeing to Vermont and later capture near Dummerston. He is held in $5000 bond. Authorities now fear a murder attempt rather than a simple injury.
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Alstead
Charles A. Jennings
Walpole
Jennings
Vermont
Dummerston
Ioeks
Military festival set for New Bedford welcomes First Infantry units
New Bedford on March 22 plans a military festival with Companies H Chelsea L East Boston M Fall River of the First Infantry arriving by special train around 8 p m. Col A C Wellington and staff lead the units to be met at the depot by Company E and the High School Cadets and escorted to the Adelphi skating rink for the event.
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Chelsea
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Fall River
A. C. Wellington
Adelphi
Tunnel Disaster Buries Twenty At Pottsville Ore Mine
At Horseshoe curve in the Pottsville and Mahanoy railroad tunnel a rock fall buried about twenty workers, mostly Italians. James W. Wright and an Italian known as Number 5 were killed. Samuel Backus Lew Ruber John Coller and a steam driller were seriously injured, with three likely fatally wounded. Dozen others suffered scalp and flesh wounds.
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Penn
Pottsville and Mahanoy
Horseshoe Curve
James W. Wright
Samuel Backus
Lew Ruber
John Coller
Robbery on Dorchester Avenue Reported by Edward Vickers
Edward J. Vickers of 216 Neponset Avenue reported at Station 4 that on his way to Vid Colony depot last evening he was knocked down on Dorchester Avenue near the Federal Street bridge by two young men and robbed of his watch and 15 dollars. He could give no description of the attackers.
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Neponset Avenue
Station 4
Vid Colony
Dorchester Avenue
Federal Street Bridge
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Men to Discuss Matters at Tonight Meeting on Charles River Road
A shift to half hour car intervals replaces quarter hour service from Bowdoin and Union squares after a dispute with the Knights of Labor. President Raymond reports crews reduced and layoffs at Bay street, with pay reviews and wage demands debated. An employee meeting is planned and Cambridge Road price talks are anticipated.
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Knights of Labor
Bowdoin
Union Squares
Harvard Square
Union Square
Raymond
Bay Street
Charles River Road
Charies River
Gay Street
Green Street
Opinions of Arbitrators to Be Had by Labor and Manufacturing Committees
Brockton March 22 The executive boards of labor and manufacturers adjourned the meeting at Hotel Belmont with little business. The finishers case dominated talk as they seek arbitrators opinion, with the secretary ordered to obtain it. The arbitrators stated they will not interfere with workmen or manufacturers rights unless conflicting with the price list of 80 and 95 cents for finishing grades. The finishers allege unfair treatment and resistance by some factories to pay the set prices for forty two associated factories. The executive committee will reconvene once the secretary reports the arbitrators latest reply.
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Penn
Scott Haven
Irwin
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Yougheogheny
New Bedford
Mass
Knights of Labor
State Board of Arbitration
Potomska
Wamsutta
Knights
Fourth District
Brockton
Labor and Manufacturers’ Committees
Hotel Belmont
A. Hk
Wade
T L. McLoughlin
Oney
Armory Dedication Event of Roxbury City Guards Observed
The Roxbury City Guards celebrated the 102d anniversary and the new armory at 67 Warren Street with a promenade concert and dancing into the early hours. Edmonds's orchestra provided music as Captain Gardner and a long list of officers and privates supervised arrangements and floor management.
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L.C. McKinnon
Bb. F. Bradiee
C. P. Blinn
J.S. Keenan
G. Homer Green
J. A. Hunneman
Frank H. Mudge
W.H. Partridge
J. 5. Waterman
B. &, Woods
Miss C M Post Hosts Saturday German at Berkeley Hall
About fifty couples attended the evening event with Miss C M Post in charge. The dance featured R B Callender as leader and H H Mansfield with Lester Leland assisting, while the Baldwin Cadet band supplied the music.
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C. M. Post
Berkeley Hall
R. B. Callender
H. H. Mansfield
Lester Leland
Baldwin Cadet Band
Gladstone plan rumored for Irish land reform and home rule
London March 22 report says Gladstone favors a commission to value Irish land for government purchase with consols as payment. Ireland would owe the empire over fifty years, with tenants subletting and a sinking fund to liquidate interest and principal, implying a pathway to home rule.
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London
Gladstone
Ireland
Government of
Gendarmes and Strikers Engage in Disorganized Belgian Riots
BRUSSELS March 22. Gendarmes and strikers in Seraing fight and fire upon each other with many wounded. Liege reports no disorders today though anarchist riots in Jemeppe Tilleur Seraing damaged property. Troops clash with anarchists in Liege, heavy injuries reported. six hundred regulars deployed to guard the disturbed district.
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Brussels
Seraing
Liege
Jemeppe
Tilleur
Belgium
Emperor William Eighty Ninth Birthday Celebrated in Berlin
Berlin observes Emperor William II's eighty ninth birthday with tableaux vivants at the Royal Opera House, a papal telegram of congratulations, and crowds along illuminated city streets. The Crown Prince hosts a banquet and soiree as foreign rulers send well wishes. London notes Irish Defence Union views and emigration figures. Other reports include Ireland and a newly found oil field in Upper Egypt.
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William
Liszt
St. Elizabeth
Royal Opera House
Lonnpdon
Irish Defence Union
Gladstone
Union
Ireland
Dvublin
Saloon shooting in Fall River leaves Thomas Lunn fatally wounded
Fall River Massachusetts report says Thomas F. Lunn, drinking, entered a saloon at Twelfth and Pleasant, fought with proprietor Robert Watts who fired twice, striking Lunn near the right shoulder. Lunn likely fatally wounded. Watts arrested and held.
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Mass
Thomas F. Lunn
Robert Watts
Twelfth
Pleasant Streets
Lunne
Watts
Lunn
Reading railroad plan finalized for signature by trustees
Philadelphia March 22 Reading railroad reconstruction trustees held another meeting this afternoon. The plan of reorganization was fully completed and a parlament copy will be sent to the members for their signature, which all who voted in its favor will give. A few changes were made in phraseology but no alterations to terms.
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Denison
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Wiliam H. Brown
Peabody
Victoria
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Joseph D. Weeks
Philadelphia
Reading Railroad Reconstruction Trustees
Local break in at KE 8 grocery store on Hampton street
The KE 8 grocery store near Washington corner was burglarized last Sunday with $20 in change and stamps taken from the money drawer. Edward Wing of 150 Merrimac street broke his leg yesterday evening and was hospitalized. Station 4 ambulance and officers raided gambling rooms at 24 Hanover street, seizing a table, cards, chips, and related items valued at $25.
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Hampton Street
Washington
Edward Wing
Merrimac Street
Butters and
Foster
Burrill, Bates and Murray
Hanover Street
No news of Grace Whitcomb from Jackson to Boston School
Grace K. Whitcomb left Jackson Michigan for the Boston School of Oratory. Rev F B Allen of Trinity Church said he had no knowledge of any notice to Postmaster General Vilas and acted only on Jackson friends who are interested in her.
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Jackson, Mich
F. B. Allen
Trinity Church
Boston School of Oratory
Allen
Vilas
Jackson
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