Salisbury and Steale discuss Bulgaria entente prospects
In London March 27 Lord Salisbury met Baron de Steale the Russian ambassador to discuss Bulgaria. A possible entente approach emerged amid favorable stock reactions to the budget. Proposals for a 1s per cent tax on non negotiable securities and 6d stamp on contract notes were seen as not harming business. The levy would burden railroads most while reducing bucket shop activity. Treasury to announce payoffs April 5 for holders of new 8 per cent securities dissenting from consols terms.
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Treasury
Parnell
Ireland
England
Chamber of Deputies
Haster
General Boulanger
Liberté
Panama Canal Company
Carnot
Arty
Council of Ministers
Berlin
Tariff in Rhode Island Republicans at Newport Meet
Rhode Island Republicans gathered at the Newport Opera House with ex Governor Wetmore presiding as chairman. Royal C Taft warned that the Democratic platform signals a revenue tariff and a Mills tariff battle will test the nation and Rhode Island stance. State Treasurer Beard pressed protectionist unity, arguing surplus results from earlier tariffs and urging a Republican legislature to back a Republican senator. A second item notes a Washington session of the International Council of Women, detailing papers on liberal faith, hospital work, Red Cross, and temperance movements with leaders from Boston, New Orleans, Brooklyn, and Utah presenting reports and essays.
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Senate
Suffolk County
House
Deerfield
Greenfield
Black
Stevenson
Ilinois
Lambert Free
Belgium
Congress
Waite
Newport
Opera House
George Peabody Wetmore
Royal C. Taft
State Treasurer Board of
Massachusetts
Rhodes Island
England
Mills
Texas
Beard
Washington
International Council of Women
Isabell OC. Barrows
Woman’s Auxiliary Conference
The
Unitarian Association
Ladies’ Commission On
Boston
Unitarian
Auxiliary Conference
Women’s Conference
Abby W. May
Morey
Post Office
Maine
California
New Orleans
Atlanta
Montana
Laura McNeil
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Wormian
Satan
Eden
Bethlehem
Earth
McNeir
Isabelle Bogelot
St. Lazaire
Paris
Ednah D. Cheney
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Harriet BE
Morris
Brooklyn
Amelia S. Quinton
Women’s Indian Association
Clara A. Barton
Red Cross Society
Miss Barton
Organization of the Red Cross
Geneva
Warfarre
Red Cross
Michigan
Hio
Mississippi
Ohio
Louisiana
Charleston
Mt. Vernon
War Department
Peace
Humanity
Emily S. Richards
Woman’s Associations of
Utah
Frances E. Willard
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Woman and Temperance
Hannah Whitall Smith
World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Bessie Starr Keefer
Toronto
Mary Weeks Burnett
National Temperance Hospital and Medical College Association
Temperance Hospitals
Susan H. Barney
Matilda B. Carr
Temperance Temple
Mary_H. Hunt
National Superintendent Scientific Institution
Brakemen Strike Looms As Switchmen Replace Strikers
Reports from March 27 describe a brewing dispute in railroad yards with switchmen from Reading, Penn., arriving to take jobs as strikers’ pressure grows. Burlington & Quincy officials claim to hire additional crews while noting widespread dissatisfaction with incompetent engine crews and safety concerns. A night shift strike by thirty Burlington & Missouri yard switchmen in Lincoln, Nebraska, ends with possible day-work refusal.
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Western Avenue
Reading
Penn
Chicago
Aurora
Ilinois
Pinkerton
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Company
Mr. Besler
Mr. Pope
Pope
Besler
Burlington
Perkins
Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Boston
Mars
J. M. Forpes
Paul Morton
Oae
Plattsmouth
Neb
Lincoln
Burlington & Missouri
Land Court Bill Opens in Commons Amid Irish Reform Debate
London March 27 The House of Commons resumed the debate on Mr Balfour's Irish land court bill. Lord Randolph Churchill urged unifying land litigation under one body to streamline purchase, valuation and rents. The bill was read the first time and the House adjourned to April 5. Duphy and Healy warned of opposition unless tenants’ wishes prevail. Separate notes from other European reports follow.
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London
Mr. Balfour
House of Commons
Lord Randolph Churchill
Ireland
Landed Estates Court
Land Commission
Purchase Commission
T. W. Russell
Balfour
Gladstone
Duphy
Dillon
T. M. Healy
Empress Victoria Focuses On Care Of Husband and Social Duties
In Bern on March 27 Empress Victoria pledged to care for her ailing husband Emperor Frederick while noting her duties to educate women, improve sanitary conditions for workers, and expand livelihood avenues for women. She doubts she will meet her high hopes. Frederick to receive leg massages due to bad weather. a Berlin masseur will begin tomorrow. Emperor and Empress coronation expected in Konigsberg in June. A Masonic service for the late Emperor William drew 2000 Free Masons, with Professor Wadner delivering the oration.
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Bern
Victoria
Frederick
Berlin
Prussia
Konigsberg
William
Empire
Wadner
Waite Funeral to Start at Noon in House Hall
Funeral services for the late Chief Justice Waite will begin at noon in the House chamber with seating for family, officials, and mourners. Remains depart by special train to Toledo after rites at Trinity Church, with Smithsonian regents forming the Toledo delegation.
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Washineton
Waite
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Bishop Paret
Baltimore& Potomac Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Toledo
Bradley and Matthews
Senate
House
Trinity Church
Judge Waite
Regents
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum
Bethany Commandery Hosts Grand Officers Visit
Lawrence Knights Templars Bethany Commandery hosted an official visit by Grand Commandery officers from Massachusetts and Rhode Island. After a red cross degree exemplification nine candidates were presented a past commander's jewel valued at 800 dollars to D Frank Robinson for nine years service. A banquet followed with two hundred Knights Templars in attendance.
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Lawrence
Knights Templars
Army Orders Report March 87 Inactive Captains Granted Leave
Army orders from Washington grant Captain William R. Maize of the Twentieth Infantry leave until further orders due to incapacitation. Captain Joseph T. Mankill of the Twenty third Infantry is assigned to Fort Wayne and Detroit for temporary duty. Captain Thomas B. Robinson of the Nineteenth Infantry is ordered home to await retirement.
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Washington
Spectal
William R. Maize
Twentieth Infantry
Joseph T. Mankill
Twenty-third Infantry
Forts Wayne
Detroit
Mich
Thomas B. Robinson
Nineteenth Infantry
Weather map review shows low pressure moving north to lakes
The signal service chart for Tuesday tracks a Missouri low that shifted north to the lakes and weakened, bringing light rain and snow from the Northern and New England states. New York saw 1.5 inches, Boston over half an inch, Portland about an inch, Eastport about three inches of snow, and Montgomery four and a half inches of rain. The forecast calls for the storm to move northeast to the lakes with a Northwest high center bringing cooler temps.
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Signal Service
Missouri
Mackinaw
New England
New York
Boston
Portland
Eastport
Gulf of Mexico
Montgomery
Ala
Nebraska
North Platte
Texas
Fort Sully
Lakes
Chicago
St. Louis
Fort Sill
Santa Fe
Weather forecast for New England winds turn Northeast
Indications show fresh to brisk northeasterly winds for New England starting 72 TM on Wednesday March 28. Rain expected with slightly warmer temperatures following the breeze.
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Wasraxcroy
New England
Weather Notice For Southeast New England Rain Tonight
For the twenty four hours commencing at 12 o clock tonight southeastern New England will have rain. Observed by H H Clayton at the Hill Observatory on March 27 at 2 p m.
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Blur Hill Osservatory
New England
H. H. Clayton
Steamers Arrived in Major Ports From Global Routes
A compiled list shows steamers arriving in Boston Philadelphia New York Havre Bremen Liverpool and other ports between March 23 and March 27. Vessels from Glasgow London Antwerp New Orleans Baltimore and Hong Kong are noted with origin and destination details including City of Chicago and Ocean King among others.
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Boston
Glasgow
London
Lake Ontario
Liverpool
New York
Pennsylvania
Antwerp
Chateau Margaux
Bordeaux
Zeeland
San Marcos
Hiavana
Liberia
Baracoa
Odin
Ciudad Bolivar
Philadelphia
Indiana
Barnwell
Stone
Malga
Pro LX
New Orleans
Copenhagen
Gothia
Havre
Arecibo
Fortinan Ug
Southwold
Port Oval
Actor
Roman
Bremen
Ocean King
Carn Brea
Charleston
Boston City
O7ith
City of
Chicago
America
Baltimore
Vancouver
Batavia
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Humacoa
Perth Amboy
Martinique
Foscolia
Philadel- 2
Keifer Withdraws To Back Foos For Sherman Delegates
In Springfield Ohio the eighth district convention chose John Foos and Festus Walters as national delegates with W J Means and John M Boyer as alternates. General Robert P Kennedy was nominated for Congress by acclamation. Resolutions denounced the Mills tariff and endorsed Senator Sherman for president.
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Springfield
J. Warren Keifer
Festus Walters
John Foos
William Lawrence
United States Treasury
Keifer
Lawrence
Sherman
Walters
Foos
W. J. Means
John M. Boyer
Robert P. Kennedy
Late Ship News From Woop's Hort Harbor
United States steamer Verbena under Captain Gipbs passed up the Sound in the afternoon towing the rebel Pollock Rip Lightship, which had undergone repairs at New Bedford. The ship, now stationed on the shoal, will be anchored for the near term.
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United States
Gipbs
Newedford
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Central Pacific Railroad
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Outhwaite
Barrows
Grant
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Pratt
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Lowell
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Pendleton
Germany
France
State National Bank of
Raleigh
N. C
R. I
Flon
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Deakt
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Baron de Staale
Edmund Dwyer Gray
Dublin
Hoase of Commons
Kindergarten For the
Electric Club
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Mme. Modjeska
New England Women’s Press Association
Vendome
Bell Telephone
Atchison
American Bell Telephone Company
Egypt Exploration Fund
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Owls of
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Boston Scientific Society
Council Committee
Public Library
Hewins
General Foreign News
Salisbury
Baron de Steale
Rhode Island
International Council OF Women AT
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Leonard & CO
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Rosa Bouheur
Meissonier
Cord
Carlton Chapman
Hamilton Hamilton
Ben Lander
Hi. Farrer
J. G. Brown
Gravier
Sherraton
Chinpendale
Martin Furniture
Providence
Squires Parlor
Sidney Squires & CO
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Hollis Street
Moston
Mass
J. W. Gerry
Cornhill
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Tenis
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Bouches-du-Rhone
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Aisne
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Europe
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