Gladstone plans memorial in Westminster Abbey for Beaconsfield
Gladstone aims to move a resolution urging the crown to provide a monument in Westminster Abbey honoring Lord Beaconsfield. The inscription would praise his rare gifts, devoted parliamentary labors, and high offices, while pledging Commons to cover expenses. The proposal would elevate public sentiment beyond party strife.
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Gladstone
Westminster Abbey
Lord Beaconsfield
House of Commons
Robertson case push to senate vote and other Democratic moves
The administration plans an early Senate vote on the Robertson nomination after failed compromise among Republican factions. The Senate confirmed several nominees and refused to publish secret-session speeches on the Chinese treaty. A decomposed body found in a Lowell vault alarms residents, with no victim or suspect identified. Massachusetts House seeks to remove Judge Day of Barnstable probate court. A Cowpens monument unveiling draws 20,000 amid civic and military displays. James Tracy convicted of manslaughter in Suffolk County for killing Mrs. Eliza Pope, sentenced to ten years. Arsenic poisoning sickens seven in Enola Arkansas, three dead. Latham Chaffee Sprague case postponed to the 23rd in Providence circuit court. Mississippi River levee breach at and heavy damage expected at Alsetia Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robertson
Senate
Lowell
Judge Day
Barnstable County
Suffolk County
Latham Chaffee-Sprague
Mississippi
Alsatia
Weather Indications For New England
The report notes partly cloudy skies in New England with occasional rain. Winds shift from southerly to westerly as barometer remains stationary or rises while temperatures hold steady or increase slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Weather Bulletin Reports Regional Temperature Shifts and River Changes
Special Weather Bulletin notes a slight temperature rise in the Middle Atlantic States Ohio Valley Tennessee Lake region and New England with a drop of eight to twenty degrees in the far northwest Light rain observed in New England and the far northwest while other areas enjoy fair weather The Arkansas River level rises fourteen inches at Little Rock The Mississippi rises nine inches at Davenport eight at Keokuk and falls 13 inches at St Louis Ohio falls 11 inches at Cincinnati Cumberland falls 18 inches at Nashville Tennessee rises 35 inches at Chattanooga Indicators suggest fair weather in the Middle South Atlantic and East Gulf States today The Mississippi expected to fall above LeClaire at St Louis and Cairo and rise at Le Claire Davenport and Keokuk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Atlantic States
Oho Valley
Tennessee
Lake Region
New England
Arkansas
Little Rock
Mississippi
Davenport
Keokuk
St. Louis
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cumberland
Nashville
Chattanooga
Middle
South Atlantic
East Guilt
LeClaire
Cairo
LeClaire Davenport
Beokuk
Garfield Ultimatum and Senate Vexed Over Robertson Nomination
Washington dispatch reports leaders in both parties pushing for an early Senate vote on Robertson while Garfield remains firm that Robertson must stay. A White House caucus is planned, with administration allies seeking to force a prompt decision amid factional strains. The Senate met in executive session on Chinese treaty speeches, with nominations confirmed including Cramer, Pomeroy, McMorris, Atkinson, Stickney, and Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Washington
White House
Garfield
Robertson
Senate
Chandler
New York Herald
Messrs
Conkling
Chicago
Stanley Matthews
Edmunds
Bayard
McMillan
Ingalls
Mitchell
Morvan
Pendleton
Platt
Connecticut
Plumb
Pugh
Ransom
Saunders
Sewell
Sherman
Voorhees
Walker
Williams
Matthews
Michael J. Cramer
Kentucky
Denmark
Switzerland
Nicholas Fish
George P. Pomeroy
New Jersey
United States Legation
Paris
Thomas A. McMorris
Colorado
Ute Commstion
John B. Bowman
George W. Atkinson
U.S
West Virginia
John B
Trunk-like corpse mystery shocks Lowell crowd
A partially exsanguinated female body, long hair detached from the skull, is found in a vault behind a Lowell street dwelling. Loring Laker unearthed the corpse while clearing ashes from the rear vault. Police and Medical Examiner to investigate amid secrecy due to two prominent local residents attached to the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Lynn
Loring Laker
Appleton Street
Appleton
Poisoning at Enola Ark Leaves Several Sick and Dead
A wholesale poisoning case near Enola Falkner county Arkansas leaves several ill after a meal with arsenic in bread. Mr Willam Reynolds Mrs Reynolds Miss Reynolds Dr Brown Mrs Trum a German worker and another person were taken seriously ill with three of the sickening party dying including Dr Brown and the German man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Enola
Falkner County
Ark
Willam Reynolds
Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
Brown
Trum
Defense challenges Merrill confession in murder case
Evidence remains circumstantial up to this morning. Mr Farr seeks to prove undue influence over Merrill and to exclude the confession, noting Merrill had no counsel and was not warned. The trial reviewed arraignment timing and judge warnings while witnesses testified Merrill confessed to others and had been drinking. Farr argues for manslaughter verdict with lighter penalties, while defense witnesses portray Merrill as peaceable. Merrill to testify tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farr
Merrill
Merril
Libby
Loring Farr
Directors Elected at Montreal and Vermont Junction Meeting
At Stanbridge Canada on May 11 the Montreal and Vermont Junction Railway elected a new board led by J. Gregory Smith and A. H. Millmore after the death of president P. H. Moore. The Cheshire Railroad at Keene New Hampshire chose seven directors and reported year earnings of 64 671 with rail upgrades and new engines. Texas and Pacific Railroad requested troops to protect workers at the Western terminus amid depredations. Oregon and California Railroad in Portland elected Henry Villard as president with changes in directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Sonora
Mexico
Delicio
Pescerroria Company
Minas Prieta
Caborea
Oro Blanco
Empire Mine
Tula Caja
Tom Fowle
Boaie Con
Consolidated Pacific
Tioga
Catalpa
Terra Gold and Mining Company of
Deadwood
Mineral Creek Mill
Arizona
Globe
Mack Morris
Comstock
Silver King
Star
Montreal and Vermont Junction Railway
Sr. Albans
Montreal and Vermont Junction Railway Company
Stanbridge
Canada
J. Gregory Smith
A. H. Millmore
Jed. P. Clark
Jo. D. Hatch
J. S. Brigham
G. Smith
E. C. Smith
P. H. Moore
Cheshire Railroad
Keene
N. H
The
Cheshire Railroad Company
William A. Russell
E. Maurdock, Jr
Samuel Gould
George F. Williams
John B. Meer
Edward C. Thayer
Texas and Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Mar
Texas
United States
Oregon and California Railroad
Portland
Oregon
Henry Villard
K. Kockler
Paul Schulze
C. H. Lewis
C. B. Robertson
A. G. Cunningham
Unveiling Cowpens Monument Draws Twenty Thousand
Spartanburg May 11 1929 twenty thousand people witnessed the unveiling of the Cowpens monument Gov Hagood of South Carolina presided Rev A Yeomer Porter opened with prayer reading from a battle book found on the field Thirteen hundred South Carolina volunteer troops were reviewed Gen Henry Hunt commanded with Gen A M Manigsult on staff Descendants of Daniel Morgan and other lineages attended Speeches by Senators and representatives from several states Music by the Fifth United States Artillery band A banquet to the Washington Light Infantry followed and a reception by Gov Hagood was held The monument base pedestal granite built by joint contributions of the old thirteen states and Tennessee bronze statue of Morgan mounting it contributed by Congress and crafted by Ward
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Spartanburg
US. C
Cowpens
Gov. Hagood
South Carolina
A. Yeomer Porter
Charleston
Henry Hunt
U.S. A
A. M. Manigsult
Connecticut
William H. Travis
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Fifth
United States Artillery Band
Washington Light Infantry
Prince de Furstenberg Mystery Solved in Boston Post
The Boston Post on May 7 reports Bennett’s prospective father in law may live in the Arctic. It questions the Prince de Furstenberg’s identity, suggesting John Kelly might be involved. A May 9 New York Evening Express note clarifies the prince is not Mr John Kelly in disguise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Bennett
Arctic
Prince de Furstenberg
John Kelly
New York Evening Express
Prince de Furstenburg
J. G. Bennett
Mercier Committed for Trial in McCullough Murder Case
Burlington Vermont May 11 The hearing on Albert Mercier charged with the murder of Frank McCullough ended with no defense evidence and a bid for discharge. After lengthy arguments the court ordered Mercier committed for trial at the September term of Chittenden County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Albert Mercier
Frank McCullough
Mercier
Chittenden
Terrific explosion at Leadville mine ignites magazine
A mine building on Row Hill in Leadville caught fire at 10 o'clock last night and flames spread to the magazine triggering a terrific explosion that shook Leadville, three miles away. The mine was deserted. nearby workers were injured or buried, with no reported fatalities.
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Leadville
Col
Row Hill
Scores from multiple games listed across venues
At Buffalo Buffalo, 1, Boston 0. Chicago Chicago, 11, Troy 5. Cleveland leveland 6, Providence 5. Detroit Worcester 5, Detroit 3. Amherst Mass Amhersts 15, Brown University 11. New Haven Yale 6, Metropolitans 5. Washington Nationals 4, Atlantics 2.
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Buffalo
Buffalos
Boston
Chicago
Troy
Cleveland
Leveland
Providence
Detroit
Worcester
Amherst
Mass
Amhhersts
Brown Universitys
New Haven
Yale
Metropolitans
Washington
Nationals
Atlantics
Levee Break Threatens Alsatia Area In Mississippi Report
A steamer dispatch from Vicksburg on May 11 reports a 200 yard wide break in the Alsatia La levee spreading rapidly with floodwater rushing through and little prospect to close the breach. The expected damage is described as heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg, Miss
Dean Adams
Alsatia
New England News Highlights From Massachusetts and Maine
A sweep of items from New England notes openings and milestones including Lawrence’s new opera house set to open, Bethel Maine’s centennial war celebration, and a body in Easton identified. Barnstable agricultural fair dates, a death in Machias, and insolvency in Lewiston are listed alongside a planned revival of operations by the American Printing Company in Fall River. News from Dover and Taunton covers missionary death and a new opera house stock paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Bethel
Easton
Mass
Barnstable County
McLaughlin
Machias
Bolton & West
Atheneum
The
Minnesota
Newport, &. I
Thames
St. Albans
Robbery at Dr Shaw's Newark store and other 1881 events
Robbers stole $2 500 worth of silks from Dr Shaw's Newark shop on Tuesday. The Duke of Sutherland and party visited Quebec and met Lord Lorne at the citadel. In Wills Point Texas J Tiel drew a 30 year term for murder, A White to be hanged. Laryngological Association elected Dr F J Knight of Boston president and planned a June Niagara Falls meeting. Grant relations with Senor Romero described as cordial. European sewage and petroleum safety experts appointed for summer studies. Legal rulings in New Orleans and Paterson cases, a woodworker fatality in Woodstock, a Toronto jail suicide attempt, and ongoing trade group meetings in Chicago with officers named. Insurance firms session in Cincinnati noted with possible rate increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
F. J. Knight
Boston
Niagara Falls
Mexico
Gen. Grant
Senor Romero
New York State Board of Health
Brof. Gardner
Europe
Nasan
Bulings
United States Circuit Court
New Orleans
Ju. C. Hancock
E. J. Holbrook
New Orleans Picayune
Roland c. Bowne
Messrs. Chiswell and Wurts
Daily Press
Paterson
N. J
Ganong
Woodstock
N. B
J. R. Gauthreaux
Toronto
Ont
Coolican
Colorado
Durango
Berry
Meacham
Cline
Jackson
United States
National Association of Retail Lumber Dealers
National Brewers’ Association
Catholic Young Men's National Union
Chicago
United States Brewers’ Association
Fred Lauer
Henry H. Reuter
Conrad Seipp
Herman B.scharmann
William A. Miles
Richard Katzenmayer
The
Insurance Union
Cimeinnati
Notable Names in Bank and Realty Notices Across Cities
A compiled list of individuals and spouses from multiple states and towns including New York New Jersey Massachusetts Maine Rhode Island and Connecticut. The roster features many with initials and surnames and includes Misses Mrs and Rev and common local listings with several Portland Biddeford New Bedford Nor wich Hartford and Nashua as places of note.
Names listing across multiple cities and states
A fragmented roster listing numerous individuals with city and state affiliations from Jackson Tennessee to Toronto. The long sequence names people and places, with occasional initials and titles, reflecting a cross-state and cross-city directory fragment.
Names of people and places listed in a directory snippet
A long list of individuals and households with city and state or country affiliations including Danbury New York Newark Me Portland Boston and many others. The fragment reads like an address or social directory with numerous names such as Curtis Milner Richardson Brainard Carr Prentice Wheeler Gifford Foster Dow Hatch French Pomeroy and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A E Curtis
Danbury
HE Milner
C Richardson
Newark
G McCully
Calais
P Brainard
Carr & Wf
Kepsi
Gifford
Fall River
Kenney
Meriden
J C Dow
Portland
Kinnear
Dover
Essex
Bennington
AI Allen
St John
Cook & Son
Provincetown
Tappan
H Cook
Samuel T Hatch L. French
Orange
Pomeroy
Richardson. Hill & Co
Bankers
Water Street
Boston
Corres
York
San Francisco
New
Unclear list of names and places from historical record
Fragmentary OCR reads a roster of individuals and towns including b M Powers New York, N Y S M Eicen, New Bedford, James Bloomberger, N M Mason Jady, Lawrence Henry Fairbury, Leominster J O Baldwin, Mass J W McDonald Marlboro Uriah Ellis, New York. The passage lacks a clear event or role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Eicen
New Bedford
James Bloomberger
M & Mason & Jady
Lawren
Henry Fairbury
Leominster
O Baldwin
Mass
J W McDonald
Marlboro
Uriah Ellis
N Y
Hotel Vendome Guests and Society Notices
Palbrook London hosts Mr and Mrs EL Hinkley of Philadelphia along with M L Littlefield and party. Miss Hinkley of Philadelphia appears with CC Atterbury of Burlington and Miss Ross of Philadelphia while Hi L Spraker of Palatine Bridge attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palbrook
London
Eng
EL Hinkley
Phila
Littlefield
Alb
Miss Hinkley
Phila CC
Atterbury
Miss Ross
Spraker
Palatine Bridge
Public notices of residents and firms in several cities
A list of names and places including C D Andrews N LF Abbott Haverhill C Netter NY RA Palmer NY Geo Gerhard NY ene Doane NY S L Breidenbart N F Neinan N B Alesander NC A Hazlett Portsmouth GH ro Haverhill Ed H Clars NM Silverthal NY A Wertheimer NY Wwm H Palmer Portsmouth M Jacoby NY H A Adams Worcester Leo Arch N Chase Pa ard Brockton appears as scattered entries across multiple locales and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Andrews
Abbott
Haverhill
C Netter
RA Palmer
Geo Gerhard
H Clars
Silverthal
Wertheimer
Palmer
Portsmouth
Jacoby
Adams
Worcester
Leo Arch
Chase Pa
Ard
Brockton
Local Names in Docket Spread Across Cities
A list of individuals with scattered cities and affiliations including C R Burgess N Y J Schwartz Walatbore Me 6b Ainswao H D Copp Lawrence M 8 Bush Portland RC Clapp Bath Me Charles E Coles N Y A Sanders Montreal Mrs Montgomery N Y Oscar Andrews Gloucester Mr Pennyman Portsmouth if d Clark Lewiston Me M A Latricks New Haven RN Watson Windsor Locks U M Parks Pittsfield Me
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainswao H D
Copp
Lawrence M
Bush
Portland
Clapp
Bath
Charles E Coles
N Y
A Sanders
Montreal
Montgomery
Oscar Andrews
Gloucester
Pennyman
Portsmouth
Clark
Lewiston
A Latricks
New Haven
Watson
Windsor Locks
Parks
Pittsfield
Names Listed in Parker House Guests and Patrons
A long roster of individuals and associates appears, including Thos N Boiles N J R Nichols NY Ww 8 Brenner NYC Pollak NY Fisher Howe Jr Brooklyn M R Creighton Baltimore John A Lawrence Baltimore J A Berger NY A G Page Bath Me etc. The list includes names from multiple states and cities with several households and entitlements noted, forming a social register snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos N Boiles
R Nichols
Brenner
Pollak
Fisher Howe
Brooklyn
R Creighton
Baltimore
John A Lawrence
A Berger
G Page
Bath
Kehoe
Timothy Cornwell
James Cober
J Flagg
F Freeborn
J Brown
Dan
Gillette
Ford
Focke
Stearns
Chas
Cressey & Wf
Giouc
L Whiting
Jnok Bundy
Chicago
Heriner
I Gordon
Framingham
J Larwara
Tucker
E Stoughton
BH Tucker
Scribner
Bradbury
Hartford
Phila MA Higgins
Taunton
Thos Ross
Turner
JC Masher
Albany
J C Clarke
Swift
Cleveland
List of Names Across States and Provinces Appearing in Records
A dense roster of individuals and families with addresses spanning Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York Connecticut Rhode Island Ontario and Nova Scotia. The fragmentary items list multiple households noting married names and residences in towns such as Bangor Rockland Lancaster Augusta Dover Providence Willimantic Lisbon Concord Laconia Boston Hartford Ottawa and more, indicating a broad social or property registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Blaisdell
Jacksonville
Fian Watts
Thomaston
Palmer
Freez
E Byrens
Wannaker
Goshen
Berry
Rockland
H Berry
Price & Wife
Lancaster
J Stinson, Jr
Bangor
A Saunders
Augusta
C Farr
Littleton
P Chamberline
Bradford
Platt
Winoski
Clark
G Scrioner
Hallowell
E Bartlett
Kingston
Brigham
Lowell
Hutchinson
Laburce
Webster
Mass
Gault & Wife
Hooksett
Simmons
Manchester
Ripley
Troy
Whitcomb
Keene
Francis
Bullara
Philbrick
Rye Beach
Blanchard
Providence
Russell
Newburyport
Kimball
Whitman
Maine
Sibley
Brookfield
Howard
Sandwich
Taylor
Bristol
Parker
Dover
Richardson
Murphy
Morton
St Albans
Atwood
Lisbon
Dartmouth College Base Ball Nine Roster Listed
The roster lists players including Wm Moore C R Partridge LJ Amatell A N Howara F Gary Hi Cushman F Coombe 1d H Holt-A Davey E L Kimball Fred Baldwin Francis W Lane C R Hebelet T Mathewson G W Benney with Conn Rob Coit New London and others from New York Philadelphia Hartford and Vermont names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W F Smith
Stoidy de Chaillon
Dartmouth Colege
Wm Moore
R Partridge
Amatell
N Howara
Gary Hi
Cushman
Coombe
Holt
Davey
L Kimball
Fred Baldwin Francis W Lane
R Hebelet
T Mathewson
W Benney
New London
Braudegel
Rob Coit
List of names in a social register from New England area
A fragment lists individuals and couples from multiple cities such as Attleboro Providence Lewiston Nantucket Bangor Berlin Stoughton Cambridge and other towns with accompanying relatives or companions. The tone resembles a society roster of residents and visitors with personal references and marital status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Kingsley
Attleboro
Norton
Lewiston
Clogston
Cockcroft
Provident
Doane
Providence
Blake & Lady
Milford
Glynn
Saxtons River
Fenny
Hanover
Murry
Manchester
Holloway
Hilton
Halstead
Brooklyn
Rand
Nantucket
Parker & Lady
Bangor
Phila J Maxcy
Brown & Lady
Lyn
Crosly
Whaley & Lady
Norwi
JM Robbins
AH Beach
Essex
Morse
Athol L Crassett
Prescott
Geo
Bacon
Burlington
French & Wf
Meds
Fragmentary Names Across Cities Spark Curious List
A garbled OCR snippet lists multiple individuals with city and state markers including Melbourne, Chicago, New York, Boston and London. The text clusters names such as Hamill, Snow, Pockett, Mairs, Milne, Stetson and Stetson among others, with inconsistent affiliations and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD Hamill
Chicago
Alfred Snow
Melbourne
England
Crockett
G Hildorn
Lockport
Toronto
EH Mairs
Tremont House Guests and Guests Arriving List
A long readable roster lists visitors and guests including T B Willis of Denver Colorado and Jno McCray of Providence along with many others from New York, Providence, Portland, Cleveland, Springfield, Philadelphia, Augusta, Buffalo and Rochester. Names include Wm McCoy, F W Lewis, JF Bultman, Orville D Baker, J W Tabor, Mrs How, and Chas C Bidlow among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T B Willis
Denver
Jno McCray
Providence
Healy
Tiford
Berryman
John N Roff
Ernest Mortis
Para
Brazil
John M French
Can
Jose
Portland
Dwight
Springfield
CS Bradley
JS McGeusee
Haverhill
Jos Acoman
Weir
Page & Wife
Biddefort
Wigton Phila
Frank C Crocker
Chaper
Fitchburg
Areson
Orville
Baker
Augusta
Tabor
Goodwin
Cowles
Mericen
Chas
Bidlow
Miller
Boyd
Kingston
United States Hotel Guests and Associates List
A compiled roster lists guests and associates including B Whitford Dana J Abraham Hartfor Patrick Kelly Newark How Harebin John Lawrence Broslin E Wilder Topeka Chas Hall Springfield A M Gapineynes E Shaw J A Piette Concord W Anson Pans Lioyd Vedder Toledo GG Gordon J P Mann Gilbertii J E Ladd H Wendel Albany E V Stevens JS Osborn S H Warren Middlebur CS Moore New Haven DS Healy Lawrence Mrs A Sanford Ware Miss Jessie Rane Warren Geo Andrews JK Baker Dennisport W Hi Dickinson J J Saunders Mich G W Wheeler H Holmes N T Callahan Baltimore W H Ramsey Worcester J Johnson New Haven E M Bartlett Springfield L A Kimberly New Haven W B Topham New Bedford N A Baty Bradford Vt Mercer Florence Lewis Daniels Grafton Geo R Hicks Holyoke J E Miller wf Portland A J Jenks C Graham wf Springfield K Donovan Lawrence H Blake H D Atwood Taunton RN Kitching Chicago J Mann W Medway F W Perkins W Medway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitford
Dana
JC Coe
I. Key
Scofield
Brooklyn
J. Abraham
Hartfor
Patrick Kelly
Newark
Harebin
John Lawrence
Broslin
E Wilder
Topeka
Chas Hall
Springfield
Gapineynes
Shaw
Wales J A Piette
Concord
Anson
Pans
Lioyd
H Vedder
Toledo
Gordon
Oakland
JP Mann
Gilbertii
J E Ladd
Bristol
H Wendel
Albany
E V Stevens
JS Osborn
Ohio
S H Warren
Middlebur
Moore
New Haven
DS Healy
Lawrence
A Sanford
Ware
Jessie Rane
Warren
City and State Names Flattened in Vague Directory Snippet
A noisy OCR segment lists numerous personal names and places with inconsistent punctuation. It reads like a cross-state directory fragment including cities such as Portland Lewiston Chicago New York Newport and multiple surnames with unclear roles or affiliations.
Barn and carriage house of F A Ellis burned near Turners Mill
Fire swept the barn and carriage house of F A Ellis near Turner's mill in New Briproro on May 11 1871. Local residents aided firefighting efforts as flames spread through the rural complex. No injuries reported, though property damage was extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Ellis
Turner's Mill
Notable New England Notes From Broad Coastal Views
President N G White of the Boston and Maine travels to Montreal for a two week visit. Prof H W Longfellow sends a framed portrait to the Maine Historical Society. Charles A Leighton to become manager of Hathaway Manufacturing in Boston. Editor Clark of Westfield Times weds Maria Louisa Wood in Brooklyn. Benjamin Barker, Brown University student linked to Diman tragedy, remains weak in Philadelphia. Rev David Allen Reed to be installed as pastor of Hope Church Springfield with brother Rev Edward Reed to preach. Judge Colt falls from Bristol Ferry boat delaying Newport court until Friday. James Gordon Bennett reportedly admires Princess Amelia Caroline Gasparine Leopoldine Henrietta Louise Elizabeth Francoise Maximiliene of Furstenberg. Benjamin F Clarke, Brown math professor, to depart for Europe end of term, return to duties later. Springfield hotel snub to Fisk University singers contrasted by ex Gov Palmer’s public welcome. Rev William M Baker to cease Boston citizenship next month and likely move to Philadelphia.}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.G. White
Boston and
Maine A
Montreal
H. W. Longfellow
Maine Historical Society
Charles A. Leighton
Vickery & Leighton
Portland
Hathaway Manufacturing Company
Boston
Clark
Westfeld
Mass
Times and News Letter
Brooklyn
N. Y
Maria Louisa Wood
Asahel Wood
Northampton
Benjamin Barker
Brown University
Bristol Ferry
Colt
United States District Court
Newport
James Gordon Bennett
Furstenberg
Benjamin F. Clarke
Europe
Theniversity
Springfield
Illinois
Fisk University
Palmer
Cra
William M. Baker
Mont
Philadelphia
Indignation over Tunis French moves and Dublin notices
Rome dispatch reports strong anger at French Tunis actions. Dublin Gazette publishes city and parts of Tyrone proclamation. Edward Trickett sails to the United States for Saratoga. Second reading of the clerical siting in the Commons is defeated. Milanese steamer collision near Thames. Emperor of Austria grants amnesty for poverty linked offences. Riots at Elizabethgrad cost Russia up to 2 million rubles. Land League arrests discharged and rearrested. Home Rule MPs may unite after Archbishop Croke reply. Nihilist suspected in murder of the Czar. Germany seeks prompt land ceded territory transfer to Greece. Wagner honored with opergne before Bayreuth. Murad implicated in Abdul Aziz murder but asylum defense. Parnell defends Land bill stance. Bulgaria coup creates Berlin-Vienna uproar. Kiel order restored. rioting in Vasilikov. Jews attacked at railway. Catharine Marshall, 14, begins eating again. English Tunis chaplain solicits funds for tributes. Paris Parc La Marche races thrill. Torrance wins flat and steeplechase. prize money and busts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Tunis
Dublin
Dublin City
Belfast
Tyrone
Edward Trickett
England
United States
Saratoga
House of Commons
London
Thames
Elizabethgrad
Russia
Land Leage
Ireland
Croke
Parnell
St. Petersburg
Little Garden Street
Germany
Greece
Berlin
Bayreuth
Wagner
Constantinople
Murad
Abdul Aziz
Bulgaria
Vienna
Ernworth
Kiel
Vasilikov
Business Troubles Tie Wool Trade to Insolvency News
The city wool trade was jolted by the failure of Robert K. Metcalf wool dealer of 272 Purchase Street. Reported assets around 45,000 with practically nothing to show, creditors seek a full investigation. A committee was named, while other firms like G Norbert Cushman face assets of about 15,000 and liabilities near 53,000. settlements near 70 cents on the dollar are contemplated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Metcalf
Wooldeaier
Purchase Street
Metcalf
Messrs
Walter Brown
Walter Brown & Co
Gardner
Gardner,Perry & Hooper
G. Norbert Cushman
Lynn
Braybrook & Knowles
Democratic City Committee Names Long List of Ward Officers
A private Wednesday meeting at Jim A. Andrew Hall set committees for the Democrats. President Maguire appointed numerous ward and specialized committees and a panel to report amendments to the constitution and by-laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Committee
Jim A. Andrew Hall
Maguire
Warren Fletcher
Michael Doherty
Mathew Keaney
Joseph H. O'Neil
P. J. Hyde
John Babson
M. M. Cunniff
J. W. Davis
John M. Maguire
T. W. Jones
John Miller
John P. Santry
Joshua Weston
C. F. Quigley
George 4. Sanderson
Thomas Green
P. J. Donovan
H.N. Holbrook
James Fagin
James Devine
J. W. Kenney
P. J. Hanley
Patrick Meehan
N. T. Merritt
M. F. Mooley
Sargeant-At Arms
Edward A. Kennedy
John H. Burke
Matthew Keaney
N.T. Merritt
Fires Endanger Kneeland Street Shop and Nearby Areas
A late Wednesday alarm from box 3 reported a small blaze on the fourth floor of No 28 Kneeland Street occupied by Charles R Bennett chromes and picture frames. The fire confined to a rubbish barrel. Earlier a grass fire on Maywood Street near Highlands was briskly put out by Engine 24 crew. Also a minor water closet fire at No 211 Hanover Street was extinguished by residents.
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Mystery Fire At Clark B Wood Yard At Craigie Bridge
A woman near the Craigie's bridge draw witnessed a man climb the fence and set a fire at Clark B Wood's wood yard on May 1. She saw three men go to a boat on the pier after the draw tender appeared, they rowed away when detected. Chief the gram requests the witness report at City Hall.
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Narrow Escape at Craigies Bridge Sees Child Rescued
Lewis Sands a seven year old resident of 36 Auburn Street fell overboard from Craigies Bridge around 7 P M on Wednesday. He was rescued from drowning by Charles Guyer and taken to the lobster house on the pier. Dr McDonald was summoned and after an hour of effort revived him but ordered rest for several hours.
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Collision at Woburn railroad yard fatal
Railroad Commissioners report a fatal train collision at Woburn last week was caused by a switch tender’s neglect to close a switch he had opened. They condemn the action and caution against such errors by young yard crews and operators.
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Woburn
New England Readers Rally to Warner Kidney Remedy
A Lowell and Concord survey extols Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure as a miracle for Bright's disease and kidney ailments. Doherty's dramatic recovery after months of failing health is supported by doctors and merchants who praise the remedy's rapid relief and sustained benefit.
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