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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1889

Page

5

Many Looms Running in Fall River Strike Developments

Fall River reporters note no change in strike activity with 4713 looms running across mills Bourne Durfee Fall River manufactory King Philip Slade Union Wampanoag Pocasset Seaconnet Merchants Osborn Crescent Border City and other mills. Annie Lancaster a Pocasset mill weaver was assaulted on South Main Street by an unknown striker who threw a brick and fled. Ministers urge arbitration to ease suffering, mass meetings planned with Shoemakers Union speaker Harry J Sixeffington. Police investigate a shooting near Chace Hill as two drivers heard two shots and a woman crying watch murder.

Falll River Bourne Durfee Fall River Manufactory King Philip Slade Union Wampanoag Pocasset Seaconnet Merchants Osborn Crescent Border City Annie Lancaster Pocasset Mills South Main Street Harry J. Sixeffington Shoemakers’ International Union Fall River Brown Chace Hill Red Way

Movement to Improve American Fabrics by Leading Manufacturers

At Paterson New Jersey dated March 25 prominent textile makers with millions in stake fund a national design school to educate in designing weaving dyeing and furnishing. Goal is to raise American fabric quality reduce European dependence and free industry from trade union apprentice limits. Seagers trained staff appointed and Jules Francilton named as custodian of the Franciton dues secret.

Paterson N. J Jules Francilton

Trade appointments listed for today

TODAY. Fruit Horatio Harris, 12 m. Horses Alvert Howe & Co., 11 a. m. Furniture Lewis J. Bird & Co., 3 p. m. Land B S Evans & Son, 4 p. m.

Horatio Harris Alvert Howe & Co Lewis J. Bird & Co Evans & Son

Fletcher Donnahue Marriage Notice at Dorchester Lower Mills

At Dorchester Lower Mills on March 21 the Rev W S Lawrence joined Everett Fletcher of Manchester New Hampshire and Miss Margaret E Donnahue of Dorchester in marriage. Leach Austin marriage on March 24 by Rev E H Winkley united Henry L Leach and Clara C Austin M D in marriage.

Obituary Notices March 23 25 1896 Condolence List

Obituaries list multiple individuals with ages and locales including Newtonville Boston Brighton Somerville Concord Foxboro Litle Compton and Withrop. Notable entries include General William Stowell Tilton aged 61 and Pru dence S. Wilbur aged 94 with funeral details for Tilton.

J. Thomas Davis Daly John F. Daly Freeman Withrop Sullivan Freeman Lang Souti Boston Charles A Augustus J Sarah F. Lang Marvin Somerville Mary C. Marvin William Marvin Oakman Nettie E William F. Qairman Sullivan Daniel J Michael Mary Sullivan Tiltonn Newtonville William Stowell Tilton Universalist Church Boston & Albany Railroad Wilbor Litle Compton R. L Prudence S. Wilbur Williams Foxworo Mass Laura D. Williams

Elegant Spring Overcoats Ready for Immediate Selection

A house offers conservative gentlemen's dress overcoats as substitutes for custom tailoring. Latest spring styles are crafted by trained hands in manufacturing departments and priced reasonably for quick selection and use.

Market Downturn Extends in New York Areas and London

The market remained weak in New York with bears pressing on Chicago Burlington and Quincy. Gains in some stocks resisted raids while selling pressure increased late in the session. Rumors of Paris’ weaker condition linger, but no confirmation. Local drift followed New York with notable declines in Atchison, B Q and C B N.

New York Bears Chicago Burlington & Quincy Paris Atchison Stock and Bonds Chicago & Northwestern Forest City Dak Black Hills Chicago, Burlington & Quincy

Fire flood wrecks City Hall records in Dover

Fire damage gave way to water ruin as Dover city buildings flooded. The city clerk’s vault and county records suffered the heaviest losses with expected copying, totaling about 600 to 3000 dollars in damages. The county had no insurance on the property.

Dover N. H City Hall Register of Probate Register of Deeds

Naval dispatches report Vandalia arrival at Avia Samoa

Captain Schoonmaker reports Vandalia reached Avia Samoa on Feb 22 with the Nipsic Caliope and German corvettes Adler Olga and Eber in port. Sailors rescued the Constitution crew after it wrecked in a February gale.

Samoa Washindon C. N. Schoonmaker Vandalia Navy Department Avia Nipsic Caliope Adler Olga Eber Mullen Trenton Samoan Times Constitution W. P. White Nicholas Richard San Francisco Apia Department

Tremont Temple Opens Spring Lectures by Dr Greene

Dr Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston opens a spring course of illustrated health lectures at Tremont Temple before a large audience. He promotes his vegetable remedies for nervous and chronic diseases and offers free office consultations.

Greene Temple Place Boston Mass Tremont Temple United States

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