Mrs. Schumachers Second Art Reading at Vendome
Mrs. FE H Schumacher gave a second art reading at the Vendome on Ravenna. She traced its art from Roman and Gothic rulers to Byzantine exarchs showing mosaics and buildings like San Vitale and San Apollinare. The talk included the Theodoric memorials, King Charles fate, and Ravenna’s enduring mosaic heritage.
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FE. H. Schumacher
the Vendome
Ravenna
Amsterdam
Venice
Gaul
Augustus Cesar
Urses
Galla Placidia
Schumacher
Theodoric
San Apollinare Nuovo
Jesus
Fra Angelico
da Vinci
Holyrood
Fécamp
Westminster
Windsor
Charles
Leo
Aix-la-Chapelle
Pension Reimbursement Bill Aims at Substitutes
This morning's news notes a bill seeking repayment to men who funded substitutes in the Civil War. The President is said to be in better health, according to friends. Reports cover a yacht owner challenging the America’s Cup committee and other varied items from finance to transportation.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
General Ripley
Fort Sumter
Thistle
Marcus A. Davis
Scotia
Idlewood Lake
Asbury Camp Meeting Association
Ray Palmer
Newark
N. d
Richmond
Buffalo
New York Supreme Court
New York & New England Railroad
Talmage
William Bartlett
Rome & Clinton Railroad
Maine
Cambridge
Tufts College
Gladstone Attacks Coercion Bill in Strong Opposition
Mr Gladstone delivered a forceful speech opposing the government coercion bill. His remarks are widely praised as exposing the feebleness of the government's case for coercion. A schooner for the fishery protection service was launched at Sherburne N B 5. Canadian railroads lie buried under heavy snow drifts with travel largely suspended.
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Gladstone
Fishery Protection Service
Sherburne
N. 5
Fire in Five Story Brick Building at 109 and 111 Milk Street
Local alarm reported from box 46 for a blaze in a five story brick building at 109 111 Milk Street. Occupants include Cunningham Iron Works on the first floor, St Dennis Chemical Company on the second, A F Bliss printers on the third, and Elliott Paper Box on the fourth and fifth. Fire started in the fourth story from an unknown cause and was confined there. damage estimated at $1500 by fire and water.
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Milk Street
Cunningham Iron Works
St. Dennis Chemical Company
A. F. Bliss & Co
Elliott Paper Box Company
Fire destroys Caswell building and damages Boardman block
Fires in Troy New York destroy the Caswell building housing Fessenden Lambert and Tower with heavy losses to J F Barnes and Max Sinsheimer. The Boardman building occupants narrowly escape as multiple flames erupt. Total damage about 100000, largely insured. Additional fires in Hartrorp Connecticut gut paper stock warehouse of Patrick Garvan and adjoining saloon. Garvan stock loss around 18000. Quirk loses under 500 with little insurance. West Point Cotton Mills in Georgia burn, wiping out operations with 250 looms and 6800 spindles, total loss.
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Troy
N. Y
Caswell
Fessenden, Lambert & Tower
Fulton Street
Boardman
J. F. Barnes
Woollen
Max Sinsheimer
Millinery
Kate R.aoe
Hartrorp
Conn
Patrick Garvan
State Street
W. J. Quirk
Garvan
German
American and Pacific
New York
Northern
England
United Firemen
Philadelphia
Hartford
Quirk
CoLumpus
West Point
Gladstone opposes coercion in Irish land reform debate
London March 29. Gladstone resumed the Commons debate on the Irish criminal law amendment bill and urged full examination of the extreme measures. He attacked the government plan as harsh and ineffective, criticized trials moved to London, and warned it would worsen tensions in Ireland. Goschen challenged Gladstone, while Davitt and O Brien reacted from Dublin supporting firm coercion.
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London
Gladstone
House of Commons
Parnell
Balfour
Mr. Gladstone
Ireland
House
League
Great Britain
Mr. Goschen
National League
Everraney
Gladstonians
Finglish
Pall Mall Gazette
Michael Davitt
Dublin
Tie
Ory
William O’brien
United Ireland
Not an Unfair Start Reported in Dauntless Start Row
Lonpox March 2. Mr Colt owner of the Dauntless denies rumors in circulation in Lonpox and America that the Coronet had an unfair start. He emphatically rejects the accusation and asserts fair competition.
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Lonpox
Colt
The
Dauntless
America
Suit in Kings County seeks voiding of New York and New England merger
Richard A. Roberts, William A. Jones, Edward B. McCoy and James Adair sue the New York & New England rail road and others in Kings County Supreme Court. They allege mismanagement and fraud in the Boston Hartford & Erie line, improper mortgage bonds, and that Hart and Clark acted as fraudulent trustees. They seek redemption of the road, restitution, an accounting, and a pending-state receiver.
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New York
Richard A. Roberts
William A. Jones
Edward B. McCoy
James Adair
New York & New England Railroad
Boston, Hartford & Erie Railroad
William T. Hart
Charles P. Clark
Kings County Supreme Court
Boston, Hartford & Erie Company
Boston, Hartford & Erie
Fishkill
Connecticut
George Ellis
Frederick A. Lane
Road
Ellis
Lane
John 5
Eldridge
Clark and
Hart
New York & New England Railroad Company
John S. Eldridge
Bayrs
Massachusetts
Boston, Hartford & Erie Road
Hart and Clark
New York & New England Company
Brookline approves Whitneys Beacon street widening plan
At a Brookline special town meeting Captain Candage led 500 citizens to approve widening Beacon street as proposed by the selectmen in cooperation with Henry M. Whitney and the West End Land Company. Debates over land damages and costs centered on a $200000 town cap and Whitney's funding proposals.
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Henry M. Whitney
West End Land Company
Brookline
Beacon Street
Legislatus
R. G. F. Candage
Lawrence
Edward Atkinson
D. Hall Rice
Messrs. Cotting
Sears
John D. Henry
Charles Z. Drew
Atkinson
William Aspinwall
Selectman Lawrence
Clement K. Fay
Board of Selectmen
Moorfield Storey
Thomas
Boston
Selectman
Teacon Street
General Court
Henry
Thomas Talbot
Captain Candage
Moses Williams
Supreme Court
Lang
Candage
H. M. Whitney
Whitney
Selectmen
J. D. Henry
Foster
Enormous Snow Drifts Block Railway in Quebec
The Intercolonial railway is blocked by unprecedented snow drifts in Quebec on March 9. One train has stalled 100 hours while covering two miles and drifts now obscure telegraph poles. Mail and emigrant trains are stuck between Riviere du Loup and Rimowski and at St Flavie as efforts to clear the line continue with no expense spared.
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Quebec
Riviere du Loup
Rimowski
St. Flavie
Weather Outlook for New England and Eastern New York
For twenty four hours starting 7 am Wednesday March 30 expect fair weather in New England and eastern New York. Warmer temperatures with northwesterly winds prevailing.
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Washington
New England
New York
Against the Machine Causes Rhode Island Political Shakeup
Provipencr R J analyzes Rhode Island politics and a looming election as a test of boss control in the Republican Party. The Providence Journal pressures Brayton and Wetmore, while public sentiment remains cautious, with little organization to mobilize voters on election day.
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R.J
Rhode Island
Congress
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Blaine
Brayton
Providence
University
Providence Journal
Wetmore
Journal Office
Brethren
Boston
Independent Worker
Harvest Fox
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Charles A. Cutting
Elisha Atkins
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Thomas E. Proctor
George B. Lombard
Geo. H. Binney
Devonshire Street
Mechanics’ Hall
Huntington Avenue
N. B
Leonardo CO
Bromficld
Nahant
George W. Simmons
Harbor
Massachusetts Bay
G. W. Simmons
Loston
Walter Burgess
Ravenna’s
Hotel Vendome
Avery Street
Albrecht
Democratic City Committee
American Bell Telephone
William Hogarty
Massachusetts 8. P
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Indian Association
Mexican Central
Atchison and
Wisconsin Central
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois
Atchison
New York & New England
Mr. Whitney
Lepile
Coro
Observer’s Office
Signal Service
U.S. A
Nnsnemmereenaies
P.M
Velaciey
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