Interstate ruling on rail rates and Canadian Pacific debt plan
The Interstate Commerce Commission rules that railways must justify differing rates to reflect branch costs and competition, citing unlawful favoritism when Iowa corn shippers were charged higher than Nebraska. In Ottawa, Canada, the Canadian Pacific debt consolidation bill is amended to refinance bonds into 4 percent debt, enabling new debentures to grow capital and projects including the unfinished Short Line between Montreal and Halifax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinatoy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwestern Iowa Grain and Stock Shippers’ Association
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Nebraska
Ilinois
Iowa
Ottawa
Ont
Aeprial
Canadian Pacific
Railway Committee
Montreal
Halifax
Irish National League to Demonstrate at Boston Theatre
Preparations completed for the Irish National League demonstration in the Boston Theatre scheduled for Sunday March 31. The event appears on the paper’s Page 8 listing alongside college lectures and city hall discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagel
Irish National League
Boston
Lyon
Harvard
City Hall
Steamers Arrive in Various Ports On Late March Dates
Shipping news records arrivals and sailings across ports including Boston Baltimore Liverpool Queenstown New York Philadelphia London Dunkirk Hamburg and Bremen with vessels such as Galileo Matin Pirate Gothland Nesmore Titanic City of Berlin Adriatic and Utopia among others and routes from Hull Bremen Jamaica New Orleans New York Havana Glasgow Antwerp Barcelona Leith and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Galileo
Hull
Dover
Matin
Bremen
Baltimore
Pirate
Jamaica
Isle of Wight
Gothland
Hamburg
New York
Liverpool
Nesmore
Gaditano
New Orleans
Titanic
Galveston
Wyoming
Queenstown
City of Berlin
Adriatic
Manhattan
Havana
Alexandria
Mediterranean
State of Nevada
Glasgow
England
London
Denmark
Dunkirk
Brampton
Laha
Ayrshire
Scilly
la Flandre
Antwerp
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Swansea
Petriana
Fiume
Illinois
Tarifa
Christobal Colon
Barcelona
Crystal
Leith
Wilkommen
Lizara
Orpington
Norfolk
Gibraltar
Utopia
Belfast
Harperly
Faltimore
Taormina
Kinsale
Iowa
Bos'on
Our 10th Saturday in the New Brigham Building
A text fragment notes a tenth Saturday event on March 23 at the New Brigham Building in Gor- with readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brigham Building
Gor
New 9th Branch Opens at Washington Street Store
The firm expands to occupy the entire six story Washington Street estate 680 to 692 as New England’s largest retail grocery. The new store emphasizes a bright light colored interior with a nearly 100 foot glass front and a full cigar department plus expanded toilet articles. Management promises prompt service for travelers and all customers with courteous attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St
New England
Weather Summary for New England and Eastern New York
For twenty four hours from 8 p m March 22 the forecast calls for fair skies in New England and eastern New York with slightly warmer temperatures and variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
Harcourt attacks Webster over Pigott letters in Parnell debate
London reports Sir William Vernon Harcourt attacking Attorney-General Webster for defending his role with the Parnell commission. Webster replies that he acted for trust and notes whether he knew of Pigott's letters. salary reduction motion voted down 286 to 206. Also updates on Mataafa, Grey, and Bismarck correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
William Vernon Harcourt
Parnell Commission
Webster
Times
Pigott
Mr. Soames
Harcourt
Soames
Houston
Xavier O’brien
O’brien
Pinkerton
T. P. O’connor
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
Daly
Commission
Sir Charles Russell
Sir William
Soam
Messrs
O'Connor
Labouchere
Parnell
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Fowler
O’connor
Fowler
James
Morley
Charles Russell
Redmund
Bismarck Attacks Knappe Policy in Samoa Report
A white book on Samoan affairs cites Prince Bismarck criticizing Dr. Knappe for misalignment with Emperor William's policy and for proposing annexation. It notes Knappe's arrest justification of Gallien and cautions against changing Samoa's status without England and America's consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mataafa
Grey
New Zealand
Gallien
Prince Bismarck
Herr Steubel
Dr. Knappe
Bern
Germany
Samoa
William
Knappe
Bismarck
Brandeis
Tamesese
England
America
Death of Supreme Court Justice Stanley Matthews
Associate Justice Stanley Matthews of the U.S. Supreme Court died in Washington at a little past 10 this morning after a prolonged illness marked by fevers and rheumatic complaints. The report details his long service, wartime record, and public duties, followed by funeral arrangements in Washington and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grampus
Gulf of Mexico
Fish Commission
Amesbury
Stanley Matthews
Supreme Court of the United States
WasHincTon
Justice Matthews
Massachusetts
Lenox
Nantucket
William W. Johnston
William Pepper
Philadelphia
Lincoln
Washington
Connecticut Avenue
Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
Baltimore & Ohio
Glendale
Cincinnati
Christ Episcopal Church
Price
Spring Grove Cemetery
Supreme Court
Court
Kenyon College
Maury County
Tennessee
Ohio
Cincinnati Herald
Court of Common Pleas
Hanover County
State Senate
United States
Twenty-third
West Virginia
Rich Mountain
Carnifex Ferry
Fifty
Army of the Cumberland
Cobb’s Ferry
Murfreesborough
Chickamauga
Lookout Mountain
Superior Court of
Matthews
Johnson
Presbytery of
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Newark
N.J
Grant
Colfax
Congress
Waite
Electoral Commission
Florida
Oregon
Senate
John Sherman
Treasury
Majority Rejects Tyranny of Minority in Hungary Diet
In the Hungarian lower house, Herr Orban denounced police for blocking student demonstration. Prime Minister Tisza defended strong measures, saying the majority must not bow to minority tyranny and that police acted duly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesta
Diet
Herr Orban
Tisza
Hungary
Depew Likely to Accept English Mission in London
The World reports Chauncey M. Depew has been offered the English mission and will accept. President Harrison favored him as ideal for the post, with Monday as latest deferral for the nomination. If confirmed, Depew would succeed Mr. Phelps in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Albani
William Tidd
Stoneham
Woburn
Fall River
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Mr. Depew
Mr. Phelps
London
Prominent Resident Suffocated In Grass Burn Incident
Longmeadow resident D Trowbridge Smith died yesterday in a grass land burn accident. Halifax police arrested Henry Hardie, wanted in New York for forgery, who planned to sail to England today. In Chicago secret session the Committee of Five Hundred nominated Daniel Stone for Mayor opposing major party candidates. President Harrison warned against killing game in Alaska. Princeton baseball faces Yale on April 27 and May 13 and Bareare on May 11.
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D. Trowbridge Smith
Longmeadow
Henry Hardie
New York
Halifax
England
Chicago
Committee of Five Hundred
Daniel Stone
Harrison
Alaska
Princeton
Yale
Bareare
The April Century Contemplates The Russian Police
The April Century includes The Russian Police by George Kennan. The essay mixs serious tone with humor similar to The Grand Lama piece from March. The author uses satire to explore Russian law and state power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kennan
Cedar Chest Offered At A Reduced Price
The Paine Cedar Chest now sells for 13 dollars after a cut from 16 dollars. The company stocked several hundred units to meet demand as orders surged. The chest features selected cedar, aromatic wood, panelled sides and top, iron handles, stout casters, and 16 cubic feet of storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Gerald Griffin Dies After Horse Crash
Gerald Griffin longtime New England representative of Cassell & Co. died after a horse fall on Walnut Avenue Wednesday evening. He fractured his skull and passed away yesterday afternoon after 4 o clock. Griffin served on the school committee since 1886 and was reelected for a three year term. He was born in Yonkers New York and educated there and in Brooklyn. He lived in Boston fourteen years and was a Catholic.
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Dover
N. H
Robinson
City Hall
Registry of Probate
County Court Room
Registry of Deeds
Board of Assessors
Board of Supervisors
City Messenger
Glidden
J. R. Higgins
John Griffin
Rockingham
Belknap
John A. Glidden
John H. Guittin
George E. Durgin
St. Louis
Pohlman & Bros
Sale
North Broadway
J. H. Manor
Newport
Neb
J. B. Gordon
Minnavukek
Wis
Richard Davisis
Loominster
George Divoll
Br. Louis
Standard Baggine
Stoddard Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Ada Lebrecht
Charles Gufran
Malden
Washington Street
Oak Grove
Wartham
Spector
United States Watch Company
Charles Street
Libby & Larcom
Prospect Street
Gerald Griffin
Board of School
Walnut Avenue
Griffin
New England
Cassell & Co
London
Franklin Street
Yonkers
N. Y
Brooklyn
Boston
J. Griffin
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W. Baker
W. Baker & Co
Dorchester
Mass
Oklahoma
Walter A. Gresham
Adam Badeau
Fred Grant
Wade Hampton
Booth
Modjeska
Page
Law Enforcement Party of
Rhode Island
Providence
Helena
Railroad Matters
Interstate Commission- Canadian Pacific Railway
H. Bernard Carpenter
Charles L Flint
Chauncey Hall Battalion
Herbert Small
Camden
Cobb, Bates
Yerxa
Portland
Atlantic Coast
N.S
Yarmouth
Eastport
Northfield
Steers
Meass
Ener
Alvan
Steerer
Newark City
Penn
Washington City
Ewlokewe
Hatteras
N. C . Seae
Wilmington
Knoxville
Tennaeee
Pittsboro Pennewe Erent
Lake Region
Reckese Can
Oswego
Eevreesee
Buffalo
Nee Seeee
Cleveland
Detroit
Mich
Sault de Ste. Marine
Marquette
Gree Bay
Ee Ces
Gran Haven
Duluth
Minn
Upper Miaiasipi Valley
St. Paul
Des Moines
Bess
Missouri Alley
Kansas City
St. Vincent, Minn
Fort Buford
Rocky Mountain Slopes
Fort Assinaboine
Mont
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Cseseeere
el Paso
Tex
Portland Sts
Slade's
Vernon Harcourt
Savage
Slaught
Hewins & Hollis
Outfitters
Hamilton Place
John Wanamaker
Fife Ins, CO
JAS, T. Phelps, Agt
Woys
Kinvappe
James Smith
Baker Street
West Roxbury
Broadway
Chelsea
Gustavanson
Poor
Senator Hoar
Fuller
Herr Tisza
Depew
Court of St. James
Furnitureco
CANAL
Oxford
Anderson
Hewins & Hollis, Outfitters
Andrew J. Lloyd
Optician
Far River
Seaconnet
Cunneen
Lewis la Pointe
la Pointe
Canada
Pointe
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