Early adjournment sought as tariff bills advance
Washington March 28 Congress may adjourn as early as June 1 as Springer free wool, binding twine, and cotton bagging bills move in the House. The Ways and Means committee aims to finish tariffs, with tin plate bills including the Bunting measure to be drafted for report. A repeal of the McKinley act block tin section is planned, restoring free status for block, bar, and pig tin after October 1, 1893.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Springer
Congress
Who robbed Alonzo
Alonzo M. Glason reported at Station 5 yesterday afternoon that a gold watch two gold chains six gold breast pins six gold rings three silver rings a string of sixty four gold beads a pocket book containing 2 dollars four plated scarf pins a pair of eye glasses and chain and a pair of opera gasses in all valued at nearly 700 dollars had been stolen from his residence at 510 Shawmut avenue some time during the day.
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Alonzo M. Glason
Station 5
Shawmut Avenue
Coal dock accident injures man at Pier 4 Hoosac Tunnel
At 6 last night John Grady, 32, unloading a coal cart at Pier 4 Hoosac Tunnel docks, fell and severely injured his right ankle. Police from Station 15 sent him to Massachusetts General Hospital. He resides at 32 Franklin Street Cambridge.
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John Grady
Hoosac Tunnel
Massachusetts General Hospital
Grady
Franklin Street
Cambridge
New Store Display Offers Medium to High priced Goods
The advertisement promotes a spring stock offering a full assortment of medium priced and costly varieties. It notes three quarters of a century of catering experience and invites the public to call and inspect the display at the new store to see where quality meets value.
Evidence of Man in the Drift Revealed by 1891 Discoveries
The lecture notes unveil a long series of examinations of drift deposits across Massachusetts Connecticut New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and nearby Long Island and Staten Island. FRancis Doughty describes tools tablets and carved forms including elephant bear and hippo motifs with alleged preglacial origins and plans to publish detailed tablets and inscriptions claimed to date 30 000 years.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Staten Island
Long Island
Brooklyn
New England
Doughty
Lancaster
Clinton
Shirley
Waltham
Bridgewater
Massachusetts Central
New London
Schoolcraft
Palenque
Uxmal
Mexico
Yucatan
Totten Prophecy Ties March 29 to Paderewski Sailing
A transcript quotes Lieutenant Totten who links his March 29 prophecy. He notes the date as the closing day of grace and observes it coincides with Paderewski sailing for Europe. The remark frames the long-sought star hiding behind the sun and resurfacing.
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Totten
Paderewski
Europe
Train-Wrecker Chase Ends In Gunfire Near Birmingham
At 1 o'clock this morning passenger train No 4 on the Louisville and Nashville railroad struck four crossties placed on a trestle five miles north of Birmingham and barely avoided a wreck. While obstruction was cleared a flagman guarding the rear was fired upon by two robbers who fled on horseback and were trailed by bloodhounds into Birmingham.
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Briemincham
Ala
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Cincinnati
Birmingham
Pat Rooney Dies in New York at 2 30 P M
New York on March 28 Pat Rooney the well known Irish comedian died in this city at 2 30 this afternoon after several days of pleuro pneumonia. The death closes a long career on stage and screen with many famous performances.
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New York
American Numismatic and Archeological Society
Lo1 East Twentieth Street
Francis Worcester Doughty
Pat Rooney
Lumber firm hit by attachments in Missouri
Springfield dispatch reports that two lumber yards of A. Brown & Co. were attached for 25000 by Spencer A. Brown Union National Bank Chicago and Owen McNulty in a firm reportedly owning yards across Southwest Missouri. A partnership quarrel is blamed for the move and more yards may follow.
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Springfield
5. A. Brown & Co
Spencer A. Brown
Union National Bank
Chicago
Owen McNulty
Missouri
Working Legislators for Local Option
Delegations of anti prohibition Republicans from major Iowa cities gather in Des Moines to urge the House to pass the Gatch local option bill before the Legislature adjourns next Wednesday.
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Drs Moines
Judge Pardee Appoints Georgia Central Directors as Receivers
In ArT Anta Georgia on March 28 Judge Pardee named the Georgia Central directors as receivers for the railroad to hold the line during the case. The decision ends the line’s control by the Richmond Terminal and shifts management to the appointed Georgia directors.
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Art Anta
Myra Bradwell Advances to Supreme Court Admission
Washington March 28 Mrs Myra Bradwell of Chicago the fifth woman admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States took the oath in that body this morning Her admission was moved by Attorney General Miller Mrs Bradwell is editor of the Chicago Legal News.
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Washieton
Myra Bradwell
Chicago
Supreme Court of the United States
Miller
Bradwell
Chicago Legal News
Tel Keyb villagers punished for expelling missionary
Despatch dated March 2 from Constantinople reports that the Turkish village Tel Keyb residents who expelled missionary Rev. Ainslee of the American Board have been tried convicted and imprisoned.
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Washington
Constantinople
Tel Keyb
Ainslee
American Board
Three Cornered Fight Begins in Court Plea
An attachment filed at the Court House this afternoon in a contract action by South Danvers National Bank against Henry Varney and Oliver D Way for 4000. Also an attachment by D A Varney administrator of the estate of Daniel Varney against Henry Varney in a contract suit for 10000.
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Sarem
Court House
South Danvers National Bank
Henry Varney
Oliver D. Way
D. A. Varney
Daniel Varney
Doerr & Co Board of Trade Men Fail in Wheat Market Drop
CuicaGco March 28 reports C P Doerr and Co board of trade men who have been long half a tillion bushels of wheat failed as the market declined. Salvation Oil touted as cheaper and better than others at 26 cents.
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CuicaGco
C. P. Doerr & Co
Board of Trade
Murder leads to manhunt in Memphis clinic attack
Miss Tate, found wounded in her Jones Avenue room, died at noon after a knife and razor assault. She described Sam Allen, a Black man, entering unprovoked and using a razor before wielding a butcher knife. Police seek Allen. he is at large.
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Memphis
Tenn
Miss Tate
Jones Avenue
Sam Allen
Allen
Old Sol Will Show His Face Today Forecast
Weather forecast notes that Washington will see sunny conditions but northwest winds. It covers Tuesday predictions for New England and eastern New York with fair weather, northerly winds, and warmer conditions expected by Wednesday, including a shift to south winds in Vermont and eastern New York.
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Sol
Washington
New England
Vermont
New York
Defeated Politician Drowns After Drinking in Indiana
Cotumera Indiana March 28 William McKinley a Warsaw resident and cousin of Governor McKinley drowned after drinking over his defeat for prosecutor in the convention. Once a preacher he had worked in real estate. He wandered toward the river and was lost in a presumed drowning.
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Cotumera City
Ind
William McKinley
Warsaw
McKinley
Hyde Park WCTU Names Delegates to State and County Conventions
In Hyper Park on March 28 the Hyde Park Woman's Christian Temperance Union selected delegates for the state convention at Amherst on April 5 and 6. E. E. Goss and H. B. Carrington were chosen for the state gathering, while the county convention at Brookline on April 8 will be attended by H. B. Carrington, Charles Hamilton, E. R. Hanscom, H. M. Dean, H. P. W. Butler and B. E. Deming.
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Hyper Park
Hyde Park
Suitor Arrested in Father’s Ban on Janse Daughter
Cuicanco reports Arnold Janse a newspaper carrier shot and killed near his home at 12 Mark Street early today. Martin Techel, longtime suitor of Janse’s eldest daughter, has been arrested after the father forbade the marriage.
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Cuicanco
Arnold Janse
Mark Street
Martin Techel
Techel
Miss Janse
Death by own action near Marblehead in Salem region
Unknown man about 35 to 40 found dead behind a wall off the highway in Marblehead with throat cut from ear to ear a razor at his side indicating suicide. Body transported to Marblehead as medical examiner summoned.
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Salem
Marblehead
Renshaw Triumphs In Tennis Handicap Match
London March 28 A handicap tennis contest at Queen's Club Kensington featured F Renshaw and W C Taylor. The score shows Renshaw defeating Taylor 6 2, 4 6 after a 15 one handicap.
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London
Queen’s Club
Kensington
F. Renshaw
W.C. Taylor
Renshaw Pereen
Taylor
Appointment of Wartheim as U.S. Consul in Moscow
The President nominates Nicholas Wartheim a German subject to be United States consul in Moscow in a move sent to the Senate for confirmation.
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WasHincron
Senate
Nicholas Wartheim
United States
Moscow
Senate confirms William K Townsend as U S district judge
In a secret session on March 28 3Hincronx the Senate confirmed the nomination of William K Townsend of Connecticut to be United States district judge for the district of Connecticut.
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Senate
William K. Townsend
Connecticut
United States
District of Connecticut
Palmer Charged With Larceny Of $35 Suit
Wendall Palmer aged 26 was arrested yesterday afternoon by Special Officer Abbott of Station 3 on larceny charges for a $35 suit taken from James A. H. Tomkins on March 10. The clothing was recovered.
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Wendall Palmer
Abbott
Station 3
James A. H. Tomkins
Henry Williams
Station
Thomas L. Jenks
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Hult
Tremont
WosTa
Yqusé
Ostow
Vom
John H. Pray
Francis Facts
Worcester Doughty
American and Archeological Society of
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Numismatic
Leutenant Totten
Richmond Terminal
M'Kinley
W.G
Renshaw
WEW
Judge Townsend
Eget At
Chandler & Co
Winter Street
THE
George Rh. Henderson
North Avenue
North
George R. Henderson
J. & T. Folan
Furniture Manufacturers
Haverhill
North Side
BKB. & M. Depot
Walter Channing
Young Men’s Christian Union
Wendall
DR. Jenks
Bohemian Beer
Continental Brewery
Longwood Ave
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