Afro American Press asks Harrison for fair Chicago fair role
The Afro American Press Association urged President Harrison to appoint a colored jurist to the Federal bench and to place a member of their race on the 1893 World’s Fair Commission. The President said vacancies were none but would consider qualified candidates if presented with proper endorsements.
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Washington
National Committee
The
Afro-American Press Association
Afro-American Press Association of the
United States
Cincinnati
Benjamin Harrison
Federal
Abraham Lincoln
Republic
Chicago
National Congress
P. H. Murray
St. Louis
Washington National Bank Collapses Over Impaired Capital
Washington National Bank on Broadway closed after bank examiner found capital impairment estimated around 60 000 more than earlier figures. President Sherman had loaned funds to two friends with poor collateral and a 50000 draft on John Silva cashed and left “hung on a hook.” Gallatin National Bank ends clearing for Washington Bank. Directors and cashier express surprise as the bank is placed under examiner Hepburn.
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New York
Washington National Bank
No. 1
Broadway
Clearing House Association
Gallatin National Bank
Clearing House
Hepburn
Sherman
John Silva
Silva
Washington Bank
Tilghman
Grainger
President Eliot to Speak on Harvard and the West
President Eliot will address Harvard students tonight in the College Conference about Harvard and the West. Level 11 is expected to be crowded, reflecting rare opportunities to hear the famed speaker.
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Eliot
Harvard
West
Healy Attacked by Cork Mob After Court Visit
Irish reports detail Timothy Healy M P assaulted in Cork after leaving the Assizes. A mob followed him, a man struck him in the Victoria Hotel dressing room, breaking glasses and causing facial injuries. Healy’s sight was not damaged, but doctors treated the wounds.
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Cork
Timothy D. Healy
Maurice Healy
Parnell
Parnellite Party
Timothy Healy
Mr. Healy
Victoria Hotel
Healy
Morley
Corx
Nolan
Dosxin
Sexton
Sligo
Deasy
Messrs
London
House of Commons
Fire destroys stock and causes heavy losses on Washington Street
A serious blaze yesterday afternoon at O. A. Jenkins & Co. hatters and furriers 407 Washington Street caused major stock losses. Front cellar contents mainly straw and hats were ruined. rear fur stock worth about 10 000 with 6 000 loss. Building damage 500 with overall stock loss 8 000 and building loss 600. Insurance on stock held with multiple companies totaling 23 500. Fire alarm from Box 49 at 2 19 pm. Wat kin automatic box 141 at 2 21 pm.
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O. A. Jenkins & Co
George N. Bigelow & Co
Hatters and Furriers
Washington Street
Watkins
A. Jenkins & Co
E. F. Wilson & Co
J. H. Farrington
Protective Brigade Company
Arevara College
Franklin, Phoenix, Royal, Home
Boylston and
Phoenix Assurance Company
Samuel W. Brown
Water Street
Felows
Traders
Chicago
Manufacturers & Builders
New York
Hina
Hartford
London & Lancashire
Eng
Phoenix
Firemen’s
New Jersey
Lion
Guardian
London
Union
Pennsylvania
Epidemic of the grip reported in New York City
Dr. Edson of the Board of Health says a grip epidemic is likely in New York with last week’s death rate at 840, about 200 above average. Pneumonia deaths reached 136, up 37 from the prior week, and Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby is seriously ill with the disease.
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New York
Edson
Board of Health
Howard Crosby
Shipping arrivals and departures listed for Atlantic ports
A compiled timetable lists numerous ships with origin and destination lines. Vessels include Barrowmore Liverpool to Baltimore and Circassa Glasgow to New York with dates around March 23 to March 28, plus additional steamers such as British Prince from Liverpool, Hindoo from New York, and other routes to Rotterdam London Antwerp and Boston.
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Baltimore
Barrowmore
Liverpol
New York
Aubania
Canada
Liverpool
Thingvalla
Stettin
Saale
Kremen
Circassa
Glasgow
Philadelphia
British Prince
Scilly Islands
Chester
Rotterdam
Oregon
Portland
Greenock
Cremon
Boston
Gravesend
Hindoo
All
Kansas
Siberian
Rio Janeiro
Elvaston
Hong Kong
China
San Francisco
Spe
Aller
Siemen
Tory Island
State of Pennsylvania
Venstian
Soston
Havre
la Gascoyne
Connemara
Sewark
Hamburg
Suevia
New Ork
Isle of Wight
France
London
Dover
Bergenland
Antwerp
Hang & Kurt
Tague
Wieland
Bat Bichen
Ems
New Yorks
McKinley Discusses Tariffs Before Worcester Audience
Ex congressman McKinley of Ohio outlines federal taxation and two tariff paths at Mechanics Hall Worcester proposing revenue and protective tariffs. He argues internal taxes are limited and praises Harrison’s tariff platform as essential to national progress. The text shifts to Lawrence Barrett funeral details in New York with Mrs Barrett and Edwin Booth present. The service ends, body sent to Cohasset Mass aboard the 11 o clock Shore Line express.
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Washington National Bank
New York
Ace
Paddock
Treasury
Theodore Havemeyer
New York Senate
Lucius Robinson
Naw York
McKinley
Worcester
Ohio
Mechanics’ Hall
Joseph H. Walker
Congress
United States
Benjamin Harrison
Republican Congress
Hoar
Senate
Sincran
Lawrence Barrett
Windsor Hotel
Mary Anderson
Blackmar
Boston
Thomas E. Sherman
Barrett
Edwin Booth
Marshall Williams
William Winter
Evert Jansen Wendell
A. M. Palmer
Augustin Daly
Stephen H. Olin
Lawrence Hutton
William Bispham
Joseph F. Daly
Mr. Barrett
Deac
Harry Edwards
Harry Edwards and Mrs. Edwards, J. W. Mackay, J. W. Mackay
D. H. Harkins
Thomas L. Manson
J. W. Jollier
John Russell Young
Rachel Sherman
Erome Eddy
Theodore Bromley Aga
Omley
Charles 8. Dickson
T. Brawley
Milton Nobles
Actors’ Order of Friendship
Frank W. Sanger
Joseph Arthur
Louis Aldrich
Actors’ Fund
Minna Gale
Bispham
Grand Central Station
Father Sherman
Williams
Woodlawn
Shore Line
Cohasset
Mass
Strike settled at Chipman Celby & Co factory
The machine operators strike at Chipman Celby & Co in Rockland is settled. Mr Skeffington of the Boot and Shoe Workers International Union Mr Pratt of the firm and the State Board of Arbitration met in Boston and agreed terms. All workers will return tomorrow and Mr Whey keeps his position.
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Rocknland
Chipman, Celby & Co
Skeffington
Boot & Shoe Workers’ International Union
Pratt
State Board of Arbitration
Boston
Whey
Indictments for Extortion Against Union Leader Barondess
The grand jury in New York today found two indictments for extortion against Joseph Barondess leader of the Cloakmakers Union. He is charged with extorting money from Poplin and Marks and Fisher Brothers to settle a pending strike. Harendess, bailed, will be rearrested.
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New York
Grand Jury
Joseph Barondess
Cloakmakers’ Union
Poplin & Marks
Fisher Brothers
Harendess
Collapse of the Big Wool Hat Trust in New York
The wool hat trust formed in New York City two weeks ago by leading hat manufacturers collapsed today. Circulars from President Charles G. Sanford stated harmonizing all interests was impossible and that production will be handled independently as before.
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Big Wool Hat Trust
New York
Danzury
Conn
Big
New York City
Charles G. Sanford
British Guiana and Canada Reciprocity Doubt
Ottawa reports no intimation from British Guiana on a reciprocity treaty with Canada and suggests it is unlikely Guiana has yet considered such proposals. A separate item notes plans filed in New York for a fireproof theatre replacing the Fifth Avenue Theatre at a cost of 125000 dollars.
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British Guiana
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Washington
Guiana
Anada
Funeral Party Transports Barrett Remains to Boston
A Boston arrival details a New York to Boston funeral pilgrimage for Lawrence Barrett. The party includes William Winter E J Wendell Lawrence Hutton and others traveling by special cars via Boston and Albany and Old Colony to Cohasset. Services set for 11 30 AM at a Catholic church.
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Boston
New York
Lawrence Barrett
William Winter
New York Tribune
E. J. Wendell
Lawrence Hutton
Barrett
Marshall Williams
Louis Aldrich
Albany
Williams
Old Colony
Cohasset
Id. Colony
Cobasset
Newark
I. B. Aldrich
Charles Fairchild
Harry Burnett
Robert Burnett
Booth
Harvard Winter Meeting with Ladies Day Features
The Harvard Athletic Association hosts its second winter meeting next Saturday as Ladies Day with an invited high jump field. National contenders from New York clubs line up alongside Harvard jumpers A H Green and G R Fearing. Fearing may surpass the indoor record if he recovers from a recent ankle strain. The Varsity Crew weights and probable changes are listed as preparations proceed. Lowell Baseball Men plan a New England League club with over $850 stock subscribed and a Board of Managers appointed.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Nickerson
New York Athletic Club
Crack
Pitchard
Manhattan Athletic Club
West
Hallack
New York
Wiegand
Morse
Harvard
H. Green
G. R. Fearing
Green
Fearings
Aorld
Fearing
Perkins
Kelton
Vail
Rantoul
Powers
Shaw
Lynam
Cummings
Newell
Hman
Lowell
Ralph W. Stickney
Weather Forecast For New England Returns Cooler Winds
The weather index from Washington on March 23 predicts fair and cooler conditions for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with northeast gales by Tuesday night. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and Eastern New York will see fair and slightly cooler weather by Tuesday night with winds turning northwest.
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Wasnixncton
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Post Forecast for Northern and Southern New England
Today Northern New England cloudy with light showers then clearing and westerly wind with lower temperatures. Southern New England cloudy clearing later with north to west winds and slightly colder air. Wednesday fair with northwesterly winds and cooler temperatures.
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POST
New England
Gulf States
Rockies
Middle Atlantic
Minnesota
St. Vincent
Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Lake Region
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi
Minn
Wedge City
Kaw
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Denver
Col
Nantucket
Mayor vetoes Granary Burying Ground awning plan
Boston Mayor N Matthews Jr vetoes the West End Railway bid to build an iron roof over Tremont street sidewalk by Granary Burying Ground. He cites danger to traffic, permanence of the structure, and lack of suitable private or public space. Officials discuss alternatives and implications for street car operations in March 1891.
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Gity
Russell
McEttrick
Levi C. Wade
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Forest Hills Cemetery
Page
Harvard
Eliot
West
Gsanary Burying Ground
Matthews
West End Street Railway Company
Granary Burying Ground
Board of Aldermen
Crry of
Boston
Granary Burying
Tremont Street
Tata
N. Marthews, Jr
Alderman Lee
Wee
Crry
Henry M. Whitney
West End Railway Company
Granar Burying Ground
Smalls
Tremont House
Tredmont House
Sculley Square
N. Matthews, Jr
Nathan Matthews
Ale
Park Street
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Kingdon
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