Legislation Advances to Third Reading on Poyndings Amendment
This morning's news notes the House ordering a third reading of the resolve poyndings for an amendment related to quoramin er¢) branch of the Legislature. Also covered are the Benjamin hearing continuation before the Police Commissioners and reports of murder and suicide attempts at a winterman.
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House
Benjamin
Whitney
State House
Trinity Church
Percy Browne
Washington Bank Impairment: Directors to Consult Stockholders
The Washington National Bank directors met to discuss making up the impaired capital and plan to consult stockholders. Reported sums tied to Silva show about 68,000 to 78,000 dollars, with no evidence of collusion between Silva and Sherman per Bank Examiner Hepburn.
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New York
Washington National Bank
Silva
Hepburn
Sherman
Steamers Arrived in New York and Nearby Ports
A list of ships arriving and sailing on March 25 to 28 from various ports. Vessels include Scandia from Hamburg, Holland from London, Richmond Hill from London, Switzerland from Antwerp, Dominion from Bristol, and many others bound for New York, Philadelphia, and Liverpool with times and routes noted.
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New York
Rotterdam
Scandia
Hamburg
Ivre
Holland
London
Richmond Hill
Philadelphia
Switzerland
Antwerp
Portland
Dominion
Bristol
Eng
Gi Ralter
Pontiac
Palermo
Boss
Nen York
Manhattan
Germanic
Liverpool
Queenstown
Lord Clive
Philadelphis
Queerstown
Teutonic
Oud Fastnet
Britannnic
Lier Ool
Queer ‘Own
City of Chicago
Souton
Lala
Vremen
New Yo
Det
Rom
Amsterdam
Chester
Alg
Horsscheidl
Baltimore
Kinsle
Durham City
Boston
Suinemunde
Island
Southam
Bremen
Stuttgart
Healy to Again Challenge Parnell in Sligo Race
March 26 reports from Sligo describe Maurice Healy planning another challenge to resign as Parnell faces a North Sligo contest. Parnell vows to fight on whether defeated or not, as McCarthyites stage a fire escape stunt before his hotel. Local aldermen are named to replace Peter McDonald, with fears of rioting and police reinforcements rising.
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Maurice Healy
Sligo
Parnell
Lince
North Sligo
O’shea
Mr. Parnell
Valentine B. Dillon, Jr
Rotunda
Dublin
Bernard Collery
Parnellites
McCarthyites
Peter McDonald
North Dirgo
Austro German Commercial Treaty Reported
The Times Berlin desk says negotiations concluded at a conference led by Minister von Boettischer and a signing is expected tomorrow though the exact provisions remain unknown. Bern reports confirm an agreed treaty to be signed today, while Vienna cautions that the conclusions are premature and that German instructions are still pending.
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London
the Times
Berlin
von Boettischer
Bern
Vieona
Austria
Germany
Carnot Receives Grand Cordon of Saint Andrew
In Paris at the Elysée Palace on March 26, Baron de Mohrenheim presented President Carnot with the grand cordon of the Order of Saint Andrew, signaling Russo French alliance ties. He also honored Cabinet ministers and state officials, with Carnot replying in warm reciprocity to the czar’s sentiments.
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Paris
Carnot
Azar
Bismarck Visits Waldersee in Altona Tour
Berung March 26 Prince Bismarck travels to Altona to meet General Von Waldersee at the Ninth Army Corps headquarters in a reciprocal visit following Waldersee’s recent call on the prince at Friedrichsreig. Rumors surround the exchange as the pair discuss military matters.
Rumors on Bismarck Waldersee Visit and Peace Talks
Reports suggest General von Waldersee carried a conciliatory message from the German Emperor to Otto von Bismarck and to return letters. Prince Bismarck’s alleged refusal deepens royal tensions, ending a period of near reconciliation and stirring fresh rumors of a possible thaw or conditional letter return. Prince Iage plans to travel to Friedrichsruhe tonight.
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General von Waldersee
Friedrichsruhe
Frederick
Bismarck
Prince Iage
Crofters Seize Evicted Lewis Lands In Latest Protest
About 100 crofters on Lewis Island march across the island to Orinsay Park forest, where their former homes were razed for a deer park. They entrench in ruins, form a camp, and vow to cultivate the land and resist removal by force if necessary.
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Epixeuron
Stornoway
Lewis Island
Hebrides
Scotland
Orissay Park Forest
Prince Louis Napoleon Declared Not a Pretender
Paris reports the French cabinet ruled Prince Louis Napoleon, son of the late Prince Napoleon, is not a pretender to the French throne. The British House of Commons adjourns for Easter, to reconvene April 6. Coradini & Co of Leghorn fails with 20,000,000 francs liabilities. other firms implicated. Allan Steamship Co buys State Line vessels and goodwill. Bank of Leghorn suspended with 50,000,000 lire liabilities. A financier who failed is said to have died by suicide.
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Paris
Louis Napoleon
Prince Napoleon
France
London
House of Commons
Coradini & Co
Leghorn
Lisson
South Africa
Manicaland
Glascow
Allan Steamship Company
State Line Steamship Company
Rome
Bank of Leghorn
Electric Lights In Tunnels Test Utility For Signals
Albany March 26. Secretary Hudson said the Board of Railroad Commissioners did not claim electric lights in the Fourth Avenue tunnel would reduce signal visibility. Testimony before the coroner's jury argued smoke and steam would be illuminated and danger signals less visible. The board awaits practical experiments as companies string lights in a side tunnel to compare fog and smoke penetration and consider replacing oil lamps with electricity for signals.
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Albany
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Fourth Avenue Tunnel
Hudson
Fourth Avenue
Lynn Kennel Club Show Awards Highlight Sir Berdivere
The Lynn Kennel Club bench show reports all awards given with judges satisfied by the outcome. Sir Berdivere, bred by J. E. Green in England, is hailed as the best dog in the show and praised for his lineage and potential. Great Danes from High Ground Kennels in Brooklyn also win many prizes at the event. The piece notes Sir Berdivere’s origin and Green’s claim of unparalleled quality.
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Lynn
Berdivere
Mr. Green
Wallsley
Cheshire
England
Green
Sir Bervidere
Brooklyn
Germany
Amesbury Celebrates Third Annual Carriage Exhibit
Amesbury marked its third annual carriage opening with 500 exhibitable vehicles across fifty factories. A banquet at Bahan Hall featured Josiah Quincy and Horace G. Leslie as hosts, with guests including William W. Hawkes and G. F. Tucker. Speakers praised local industry, rail development, and industrial education, while urging broader legislative support for business interests.
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Board of Trade
Bahan
William W. Hawkes
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
George Rumbill
Fitchburg
G. F. Tucker
New Bedford
Adams
State Board
Hackett
Whittier
Amesbury
Powow River
Hawkes
Horace G. Leslie
Leslie
Amesbury Board of Trade
Commonwealth
Genet
Massachusetts
W. E. Adams
State Board of Trade
J. Adams
Boards of Trades
Congress
Boards of Trade
Governor Russell and Whittier Letter At Amesbury Event
The March 26 reception in Amesbury was canceled for Governor Russell and John G Whittier, who expressed regret and sent cordial wishes. A list of attendees includes W E Biddle, George W Osgood, H N Johnson, and many others. The Opera House Orchestra performed a selected program to close the evening.
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Russell
Boston
Horace G. Leslie
Amesbury
Mass
Leslie
Waltiam FE
John G, Whittier
Merrimack
Joan G. Whittier
W. E. Biddle
W. W. Smart
George W. Osgood
H. N. Johnson
A. N. Parry
James Kinnear
H. F. Hill
E. W. M Bailey
W. H. Treworay
K. E F. Griggs
G. W. Morse
Frank Stinson
W. E. Carr
C. H. Palmer, Jr
B. B. Newhall
C. Gass
E. R.libley
George M. Hodge
W. L. Whipple
James Hassett
George A. Goulde
William Gray
E. M. Osgood
L. Hollamer
EB. W. Tyner
Bassinger
J. H. O'Toole
P. Cummings
George Walker
P. Schildwachter
GC. C. Schil
T. W. Lane
John Goodman
J. L. Dumont
W. P. Nolan
F. Sands
Joho Wood
W. Foss
I. J. Potter
F. R. Whitten
E. J. Graves
B. E. Milliken
C.F. Tibbetts
John Currier
A. Rowe
Robert Drummond
Is Ns . Worthen
Joseph Merri
J. T. Clarkson
W.J
E. O. Dresser
W.E. Secomb
Jacob A. Rowell
C.E. Townsend
James Neal
Frank Hardy John H. Shields
J. W. Currier
T. H. Dwyer
H. F. Carey
George W. Gate
BF. Tucker
H. G. Leslie
Jd. Folger
W.E. Howe
G. 5. Felsch
A. M
Chinese in New York Oppose Mr Blair as Minister
Chinese residents of New York with their consul plan a mammoth petition to the Chinese minister in Washington protesting against Senator Blair as minister to China. They will urge the government to treat Blair as they asked the United States to treat Chinese ministers, and will mobilize Chinese merchants to petition the home government if Washington does not inform Beijing of his conduct.
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Ramiasatra
Belanona
Madagascar
New York
Blair
Washington
Senator Blair
China
United States
Jair
Record of Fires in Appany Mansfield and Lynn
The Littlefield Stove Company foundry in Appany burned with a loss of 75000 and 48000 insured. In Mansfield the Belcher stable on Chauncey Street burned for about 2500 with 200 insured. A barber shop fire in Lynn caused minor alarm at 545 PM with no major damage. A fire in a tenement on Silver Street caused 10 in damages due to children with matches. A sewing machine company listing appears as a closing line.
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N. Y
Littlefield Stove Company
Lynn
the Post
John W. Webster
Thon Street
Mansfield
C. Belcher
Chauncey Street
Patrick O'Toole
Silver Street
Death of an Aged Woman Pratopy March 26
Mrs. Rebecca E. Richardson died in Pratopy at nearly 100 years old. Born February 6, 1792 in Centre Harbor New Hampshire, she moved to Moultonboro after marriage at 28 and remained there until her husband’s death in 1872. She was mother to five children, three of whom survive. She fell and broke her hip on Monday, from which she died.
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Rebecca E. Richardson
Centre Harbor
N. H
Moultonboro
Ros
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