Masters of Building Trades Reject Eight Hour Demands
Local Master Builders Association meeting at 164 Devonshire Street with about 200 carpenters masons iron workers and other trades. They condemn Knights of Labor demands for shorter hours and minimum wages and announce a complete work stoppage for dissatisfied employees.
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Devonshire Street
Mechanic’s Xchange
Knights of Labor
Amalgamated Central Trades Union
Ad Iressed Log8 &S
Paine Memorial Hel
Labor Strikes Loom In Western Metropolis Amid Fears
Police prepare for trouble with Saturday strikes. entire force to be on reserve at 4 am and hundreds more could serve as special policemen. Eight hour movement plans a central governing body to coordinate actions and report each strike. Several trades reach wage hour concessions while others pledge to push for less hours and higher pay. Furniture makers R E People and William Giffert and sewing machine workers strike. Excelsior Tron Works and Link Belt shut down indefinitely. Rothschilds furniture works strike widens with reports of shopwalks in St Louis Kansas City and Denver.
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CarcaGo
Trades’ Assembly
Central Union
South Side
R. E. People
William Giffert
Excelsior Tron Works
Link Belt Manufacturing Company
Rothschild
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Third Avenue Cars Stop as Police Withdrawn
New York April 30 The Third avenue railroad strike disrupted service with 64 cars on the Third Avenue road and 15 on the 125th Street line while 15 new workers started today. Police were withdrawn as cars halted around 10 tonight and the company reported 107 cars on the Third Avenue road for the day. Five veteran conductors sought work and the Lexington Avenue branch is planned to start Wednesday.
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Third Avenue
New York
Third Avenue Railroad
Third Avenue Road
Washington
Twenty-fifth Street
Lexington Avenue
General strike ordered by Alleghany cabinetmakers
A general strike of cabinetmakers in Alleghany County has been ordered for tomorrow by the county union. About 300 workers in two cities demand a 20 percent wage increase and a reduction from ten to eight hours. carpenters in the same county plan a separate nine hour strike on Monday.
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Prrtsbuurg
Alleghany County Union
Carpenters
Alleghany County
Republican Food for Party Capital
Labor bills likely to be put through soon as party leaders prepare measures aimed at boosting party priorities in the capital.
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Republican Food
Hobson's Choice on Matthews Nomination for DC Recorder
Washington April 30 The District of Columbia recorder nomination of colored candidate Matthews lingers in the Senate. The Republican district committee keeps delaying action, signaling a possible political maneuver. If renewed or withdrawn the move could energize colored voters amid party splits and campaign leverage.
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Washineton
Matthews
District of Columbia
Senate
Ingalls
Baltimore Fire Destroys Wide Swath of West Baltimore Street
A five story warehouse fire at 318 West Baltimore street caused extensive damage to S. W. Floss & Co. and neighboring firms. Losses across several buildings and stocks total at least 600000 with most insurance carried by out of town companies. Origin of the blaze remains unknown.
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S. W. Floss & Co
Floss & Co
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M. 8
Levy & Sons
M. Ring & Co
Ring & Co
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Imwold & Mohring
Jesse Slingruff
Albert Bros
North
Howard Street
Deasers
North Howard Street
J. H. Medairy & Co
H.S. Jenkins, Bros. & Co
Dell, Knapp & Co
Medairy & Co
Jenkins, Bro. & Co
New Yorks beat Boston in a lively April baseball clash
Eight thousand watched as New Yorks defeated Boston 6 to 4 in a slugging affair. The game featured heavy hitting from the home nine led by O Rourke and Esterbrook with key plays by Keefe and Connor. Chicago shaded Kansas City in thirteenth inning and Philadelphia beat Washington in a cold opener.
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Washington
Nationale
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Funeral of Henry H. Richardson Draws Notables
Henry H. Richardson’s funeral was held at Trinity Church with Rev. Phillips Brooks officiating. Notable attendees included Lt. Governor Ames, F. L. Ames, Rev. Alexander McKenzie, Prof. William Everett, J. Q. Adams, C. F. Adams Jr., and many Harvard 1859 alumni. The Boston Society of Architects eulogized him as a brilliant, energetic master of form, proportion, and lively intellect. The rites were conducted by A. W. Longfellow’s team and the remains laid to Mount Auburn.
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F.L. Ames
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William Brandt Storer
Robert C. Codman
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Charles Francis Adams
R. D. Andrews
Herbert Jacques
H. L. Warren
Lawrence Houghton
Robert Saltonstall
Augustus Thorndike
Oliver Ames
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Boston Society of Architects
Od Architecture
Henry Hobson Richardson
Gil
America
Breaks Down Bridge on Boston and Lowell Line
Express freight B southbound over the Boston and Lowell railroad bridge near Lebanon New Hampshire suffers a total wreck as the Atlantic locomotive and a rear engine force the forward end through the bridge. Engineer Emerson is slightly injured with no other harm reported.
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Boston and Lowell Railroad
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New York Arrest Ends Forger Gang Run
George Edwards the last of a gang of forgers who swindled banks with bogus drafts was arrested in New York. He will be taken to Rochester where the gang is wanted. Others, George Wilkes and John Walcote, were arrested in February. The gang faces three charges in Toronto two in Chicago and one each in Kansas City and Lockport New York.
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New York
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Memorial offered for late Judge Peter C Becon in Worcester
In Worcester on April 30 the Supreme Court accepted a memorial for the late Hon. Peter C. Becon. Judge F H Dewey presented the memorial after remarks by Judge Aldrich District Attorney Hopkin Colonel John D Washburn and F A Gaskell. Chief Justice Morton ordered the memorial on the records.
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Prentiss Quarrel Ends With Stabbing in Hartford Area
In New Britain area, George Prentiss fought with his wife and stabbed his stepson James Farrell. Farrell was struck in the back and a knife blade glanced a rib, saving his life.
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American schooner Olive H. Robinson reaches Halifax for repairs
The American fishing schooner Olive H. Robinson commanded by Captain Keene arrived in Halifax from the Western Banks with a disabled rudder and will undergo repairs.
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Weather Indications for New England May 11
Indications from Wasmmerox report northerly winds and stationary temperature with fair weather expected for New England on May 11 morning. The forecast notes calm conditions and no precipitation in the near term.
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Wasmmerox
New England
Unclear excerpt on whiskey labels and sales
Fragmentary OCR text references G Taylor's Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies sold in bottles by druggists and grocers. No complete event or context available.
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G. Taylor
Labor Committee Hears Springer Bill On Labor Commission
Washington April 30 The Labor Committee of the House held a hearing for Representative Springer’s bill to establish a labor commission as outlined by the President in his message. Springer listened attentively but no action was taken. Committee members say the arbitration bill and the agriculture and labor department bill cover the President’s proposition, likely to pass with little opposition.
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Thurlow Resigns as Hydrographic Office Chief Clerk
Major Thomas F. Thurlow of Massachusetts, long a key figure at the Navy Department Hydrographic Office, resigns after more than twenty years of service. The voluntary withdrawal was handed in weeks ago but only announced today amid efforts to change his mind.
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Hydrographic Office
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Thomas F. Thurlow
Major Thurlow
Massachusetts
Morrison and Randall Unite Against River and Harbor Bill
In Wasumetox on April 30 the river and harbor bill faces growing opposition as debate spreads. Morrison and Randall, usually at odds, reportedly join to defeat the bill and to resist further pension and public building appropriations amid fears the treasury surplus may turn to a deficit.
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Friends of the River and Harbor
Mississippi River
Morrison
Randall
Treasury
Per Diem Government Workers to Get Decoration Day Holiday
Senator Blair reports favorably a joint resolution to allow all per diem government employees a Decoration Day holiday with pay. Capital Notes mention Joseph Hendrix nominated postmaster at Brooklyn and an unconfirmed nomination of Collector Saltonstall. Henry Ward Beecher and other Democrats sought reappointment of Postmaster McLeer but were disappointed.
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Blair
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Joseph Hendrix
Brooklyn
N. Ne. Ee
Seth Low
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McLeer
Saltonstall
Gladstone and the Six Principles of Foreign Policy
Mead lectures on Gladstone at the Boston Young Men's Christian Union. The speaker contrasts Gladstone with Salisbury, praising his six foreign policy principles, disarmament views, free trade stance, and belief in governing for the common good, while noting occasional wartime pragmatism.
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BE. G. Mead
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Union
Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
England
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Mr. Gladstone
John Bright
Inquest Closes on Lee Flood Disaster
April 30 in Lee an inquest into the flood disaster closed with three witnesses Freeland Couch and H M Oakley partners whose mill was destroyed. They testified they furnished work for the dam but contributed nothing. Couch said the dam was bent outward at first but appeared sound when last seen. There were no export wit.
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Lee
Freeland
Couch
H. M. Oakley
Gouch
North American Turner Bund to Convene in Boston
The biennial Turner Bund convention meets June 12 to 16 at Turn Hall Boston with about 209 delegates from major US cities. Events include dedication of Karl Heinzer monument, official reception, speeches, turn hall sessions, theatre concert, ball, gymnastic exhibition, harbor excursion, and refreshments run by Boston district ladies. Officers and reception committee are listed, led by A. J. Gutermuth president and Carl Eberhard chair.
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Middlesex Street
United States
Vermont
Maine
St. Louis
John Toensfeldt
Turner Bund Society
Boston Theatre
Boston
A. J. Gutermuth
Charles Winther
H. Roeder
William Kammier
Jul. Meyer
Max Rothkopf
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Gymnasium
Henry E. Dering
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William Kammiler
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Eberhard
Mayor O'Brien Addresses City Assessors on Valuations
Mayor O'Brien joins the board of assessors on the first day of May to offer guidance. He praises the group for their appearance and character and urges careful honest work aiming for true market value and caution against overtaxing property.
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Board of Assessors
Thomas Hills
Benjamin Cushing
Ks Morrisey
Benjamin F. Palmer
Eight-Year-Old Arson Suspect in Providence
Walter Mountain, eight, was tried in Johnston Justice Court for setting fire to woodland. Plea postponed while authorities await decision. He was later caught setting a brush fire that burned about 150 acres, destroying wood valued over $1000. He faces a new arraignment tomorrow.
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Providence
Walter Mountain
Johnston
Raid Seizes Gambling Implements at Hosworth Street
Officers from the inspector's office raided a gambling den at 3 Hosworth Street at 8 o clock yesterday afternoon. They seized tables lay outs cards racks and 500 ivory chips and arrested Otis Marshall Walter Emerson and Henry Adama. The suspects were bailed to appear at court.
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Otis Marshall
Walter Emerson
Henry Adama
Freight train wreck collapses bridge near Lebanon New Hampshire
A freight train on the Boston and Lowell railroad broke through a bridge two miles east of Lebanon. cars and engine toppled and ditched. No serious injuries. track clearance expected within a day.
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Northern
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Railroad Excursion Tickets Offered From New York
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces ten day excursion tickets from New York to Washington for 16 dollars and to Baltimore for 9 dollars. Five day excursion tickets from New York to Wilmington are priced at 5 dollars.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Wilmington
Mullane Seeks Board of Directors Seat Vacant after Trull Death
Ex Alderman J H Mullane runs for the public institutions board vacancy created by the death of Colonel E J Trull. Mullane served four years in the Legislature one year on the board of aldermen four years on the common council and previously held the office he now seeks.
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J. H.mullane
Board of Directors of Public Institutions
E. J. Trull
Mullane
Accident Leaves Cambridge Man With Severe Leg Injury
Frederick Anderson aged 44 of Brooklyn street Cambridge was struck by a heavy timber in the Boston and Albany car shops at Alliston yesterday afternoon. His right leg was crushed and badly fractured and he was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Glasscock
Brouthers
Dunlap
Richardson
McKinnon
Oj Thompson
Denny
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Myers
White
Boyle
Disass
Bennett
Cahill
Ol Meaning
Quanchi
Oss
Clb
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Loule
Cessersistenes
Detroit
Beeson Lara Eat
Serec Shea
St. Lows
Blues
Ryan
Joe Sullivan
Murphy
Earls
Martin Sullivan
Mullen
McLaughlin
Serad
Hartnett
Frederick Anderson
Brooklyn Street
Cambridge
Boston
Patrick McGowan Suffers Severe Injuries After Train Fall
Patrick McGowan aged 31 of Wal tham fell while alighting a train yesterday afternoon and sustained a compound fracture of the right leg plus other severe injuries. He was taken to the Massachusetts General Hospital where he remains in critical condition.
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Patrick McGowan
Waltham
Massachuean General Hospital
Police Officer Weds In New York on Wedding Tour
Patrolman Hollis W. Bingley of Division 2 married Miss Mary E. Williams eldest daughter of John L. Williams of 89 Garden Street. The couple are now in New York on their wedding tour.
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Hollis W. Bingley
Division 2
Mary E. Williams
John L. Williams
No. 89
Garden Street
New York
Death for railway wreckers passed by Deputies
City of Mexico reports the law for immediate execution of railway train wreckers when caught in the act was approved by a large majority in the House of Deputies last night.
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City of Mexico
Galveston
House of Deputies
Worker Severely Cut By Buzz Saw In East Cambridge
Henry Finn aged 36 of Pine Street East Cambridge suffered a deep laceration to his right arm after his clothing or arm became caught in a buzz saw yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
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Pine Street
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Cambridge
Michael Finley Arrested for Assault on Wife Anna
Michael Finley of 233 North Street was arrested last evening by Patrolmen Lewis and Saxton on charges of assault and battery against his wife Anna.
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Michael Finley
North Street
Lewis and Saxton
Anna
Disastrous Fire in San Francisco Destroys L. & E. Emanuel Building
A basement blaze at L. & E. Emanuel's furniture and the adjacent Bancroft & Co. stationery on Market Street gutted a five story structure within an hour. Total losses reach $750,000 with multiple deaths and injuries reported, including Patrick Beatty. Fire also devastates Postoffice in Keystone Iowa and farms in Lancaster Pennsylvania.
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L. & E. Emanuel
Market Street
Third
A. L. Bancroft & Co
L. & EK. Emanuel
Patrick Beatty
Bancroft & Co
Postoffice
Keystone
Lancaster
Penn
John Wolf
Millway
Political revolution disrupts mining town in Chihuahua Mexico
A letter from Elsworth Daggett of Cusihuirachic Mining Co reports a political upheaval in a Chihuahua town. Prominent figure Von Paedo Delgado was shot, others jailed, law and officers absent, insurgents led by Ishmael Yrigoyen warning against depredations while white miners guard at night. Daggett seeks safer location but plans to resist insurgent demands.
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Carlisle
Ishmael Yrigoyen
Ellsworth Daggett
Prizes Announced for Bulbs at 1887 Exhibition
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society issues circular detailing spring bulb prizes for its March 1887 exhibition. The General Union of Holland offers Hyacinth, Tulip, and Polyanthus narcissus prizes with gold, silver, and bronze medals and multiple pots per entry. About forty cash prizes range from $1 to $40.
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Memorial funeral plans for Colonel Ezra J. Trull unfold
Testimonial of respect by city military groups for Colonel Ezra J. Trull emphasizes private service at 382 Monument Square Charlestown then public services at Second Church Copley Square. A military guard from the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Fifth Regiment and various units will escort the remains. The Fifth Regiment Association met at Parker House to honor him and voted resolutions praising his service and character.
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Take Command Last Orders by Col Ezra J Trull
Colonel Trull on his sickbed dictated his final act to appoint Lieutenant Smith of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company to command. With great effort he left the written order take command as his last official act.
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Spooner Teetotaler Senator Cites Family Motive
The Wisconsin senator famed for an Hendricks eulogy avoids alcohol and explains his stance by stating he has three boys he loves and will not let liquor touch his breath. He notes many are swayed by drinking but few follow such guidance. The Savannah News reports this motive as a strong personal principle.
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Trinity Church Becomes Boston Architecture Milestone
The New York Mail and Express lauds Trinity Church as a landmark in Boston culture praising its architecture and influence with Phillips Brooks linked to its prestige. The piece notes the church’s sudden fame and enduring admiration among Bostonians and esthetic New Yorkers.
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Rich man feeds sparrows on lawn in stingy disguise
A Buffalo man wakes to see a wealthy neighbor on his lawn with a pan of bread crumbs feeding a flock of sparrows. The scene leads to a misunderstanding of generosity versus cruelty as the rich man claims he is feeding the birds to poison them.
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Easton Grand Jury Charges Local Officials With Fraud
The Easton grand jury returned last night charging Justice of the Peace George C. Walton with misdemeanor in office falsifying public records conspiring forgery false pretenses and perjury. Constable John W. Recker is charged with conspiracy with Walton to defraud the county by false pretenses forgery and perjury. Recker is under bail Walton is out of town.
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Rights of labor and the ballot urged in Chicago Herald
A Chicago Herald editorial decries following a red flag and labels labor as misled by shifts in demonstrations. It asserts labor rights are addressed through the ballot and calls for common sense and patriotism in political action.
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Civil suits in the French case reach Malden
In Malden on April 30 two civil actions were filed against Albert Richardson and his son to recover property allegedly obtained fraudulently from Dr. French. One suit seeks 120 dollars and the other 25 000 dollars. Attachments have been levied on their property.
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Officer Burns Discharged on Mail Obstruction Charge
Officer Burns of Station 2 was discharged yesterday on a complaint charging him with obstructing the United States mails.
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Kehoe Benefit Nets Nearly Two Hundred dollars
James W. Kehoe of South Boston received a benefit at Gray's Hall hosted by friends. Kehoe, employed by White Smith & Co., has been ill for weeks and the event netted about $200. A new parcel delivery firm starts May 1, acquiring E O Fitch & Co. principals include N V Titus E O Fitch E A Taft and Walton C Taft of the New York and Boston Despatch Express Company.
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New York
The Experience of Jeremiah S. Black and Quitting Tobacco
A report recounts Judge Jeremiah S. Black quitting tobacco after hard work in Washington. He narrates his failed Supreme Court argument and tense meetings with the President, then meets a pious clergyman who warns it may be the devil’s bid ding. The judge follows the advice and remains tobacco free.
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Jeremiah S. Black
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Washington Post Ex Governor Extra Billy Smith Addresses Virginia Party
The 90 year old Fauquier native and longtime Democratic leader spoke at the Virginia Democratic Association. He recalled his public life motto a strict construction of the federal constitution frugality and honesty and called corporations soulless and free trade dangerous to workers. He emphasized protection for local industries and warned against紙 paper industries.
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Fashionable tight lacing returns with broad shoulders
A Baltimore modiste confirms tight waistlines are back with waists shrinking from twenty three to twenty seven inches previously to now eight teen to twenty three. She notes heavy padding to sculpt shoulders and bust and describes lining methods to achieve skin tight fits.
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Both Sides Rally Over Gladstone Irish Measures
London report shows David Davis resigning his Cardiganshire seat in protest against home rule. Archbishops and Cashel clergy sign a memorial praising Gladstone for Irish policy. The Nation defends Gladstone against Irish American dynamiters. Belfast mass meetings of Liberals and Conservatives condemn the scheme and Morley’s threats with large turnouts.
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Absence of Austrian Minister from Washington Explained
Vienna reports that Baron Von Schaeffer, Austrian minister to the United States, is absent on furlough due to ill health and will vacation in Europe. If health permits he will return to Washington. otherwise a successor will be appointed. Fremdenblatt, noting cordial Austria United States relations, offers no punitive motive.
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Greece Moves to Disarm Ships as Peace Prospect Looms
Athenian government orders four steamers disarmed destined for cruisers and cancels a garrison redeployment. London reports suggest possible Greek gains from Turkey with French and Russian mediation. Gladstone denies Catholic conversion claims. Home Rule bill reversals anticipated in Morley speech. Cairo notes England backs Alikiza mission to halt hostilities with the rebels.
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Episcopalians Seek Rev. Brooks for Boston Assistant Bishop
The Brooklyn Eagle notes Pennsylvania Episcopalians offer Rev. Phillips Brooks a post as assistant bishop in Boston. It questions whether a rural bishopric honor compares to leading a Boston pulpit.
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Angostura
Siegert & Sons
Charlestown Street
N. C. Boutelle
Chamber Furniture
Stoneham
Dexter Buckman
Taylor
J. C. Packard
Packard
Lindsay
Ont
Scugog
J. & J. Georges
Port High
Long Branch
Anthony Jehl
Lancey
Camden
Railroad Clerks’ Association
ABC Pathfinder
Railway Clerks’ Social Society
Jacob Karcher, Jr
State
George West
West Shore
Frederick
Boston and Albany
F. H. Griffin
Fitchburg
John P. Mann
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
F. A. Draper
Atchison
Frank Patrick
Nickel
Harry Cutter
Chicago and Northwestern
Edwin A. Wall
Erie
P. A. McCormick
Rock Island
W. Hammond
Wabash
Merchants’ Dispatch
W. D. Perkins
Erie and
Dr. Griffis
Shawmut
Colonel
Sundeay
Astbrorg
Warner
Lam
Hampton
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Washington Post
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Boston Seamen’s Friend Societies
Berkeley Street
Dr. Herrick
College OF Pharmacy
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Meionaon
Beginning &T
John C. Freund
Chickering Hall
TSE Fishermen’s Brace
John Washington
Dutton Place
Phia News
Oel Goldthwait & Con
Koston
Washington Street
Wome
Calelsalt
This City
John J. Pray
John C. Price
Insurance Agency
Kilby Street
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