Notable New Haven Makers and Paris Fashion Leaders
Arriares a full line of BROCKETT AND TUTTLE CO. of New Haven Conn will be found here. Their specialties are well known and they rank with the first makers of America. An exhibition and sale will feature MILLION GUIET ET CIE productions, sole American representatives. They are leading Paris manufacturers outfitting European sovereigns and present at every European Court.
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Brockett and Tuttle CO
New Haven
Conn
America
Million
Guiet ET Cie
Paris
Weather forecast for New England and nearby states May 12
Washington reports a forecast through 8 p.m. Tuesday for Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont showing fair conditions with increasing cloudiness and rain later, warmer southerly winds. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut remain fair then cloudier with rain and southerly winds. Eastern New York is fair then Tuesday morning rain and warmer with southerly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Satinet Mills To Shut Down After Meeting
Worcester May 12 Satinet Manufacturers Association of New England votes to close mills from thirty to sixty days with exact duration to be set at a later meeting.
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Satinet Mills
Worcester
Satinet Manufacturers’ Association of
New England
Oak Hall Custom Department Promises On‑Time Deliveries
Department orders placed before May 17 will arrive May 27 and only orders meeting the promised date are accepted. Short time emergency orders are possible with higher prices. The season marks Oak Hall's largest custom department business, credited to attentive service, meticulous cut and fit, and notably low prices in the city.
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Oak Hall
Custom Department
Gladstone Promotes Free Trade as World Policy
London May 12 Mr Gladstone addressed the Cobden Club urging that free trade will eventually become the universal charter of trade and gain general acceptance among civilized nations. He warned against rising protectionism in the US and colonies, noted gains in wages since free trade's spread, and criticized militarism as a drag on free trade. He argued Britain's social and economic reform benefits the world and predicted eventual triumph of free trade despite short term discredit.
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London
Gladstone
Cobden Club
Europe
United States
America
Free Trade American Party
England
Mammoth Engines Stir New York Central Trainmen
New York Central engineers and crew fear massive new locomotives Nos 668 and 685 capable of fifty miles per hour and fifteen sleepers to a train may displace half the current staff if adopted. In Thurman Warren County Leander Pasco, a respected citizen, was murdered with buckshot as he walked by the road. motive considered revenge.
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Yale
Minnesota
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Gorman
Democratic Caucus
Republican National Committee
Albany Bank
Fagel
New York Central
New England
Zion A. M. E
Cambridge
New York
New York Central Railroad
Guens Fauts
N.Y
Leander Pasco
Thurman
Warren County
Pasco
Maritime passenger and cargo movements list scattered across ports
A delayed captioned list records ships at multiple ports with May dates and origins. Entries name vessels such as Napier, Nerra, Colon, Haiti, Monneo, Lucy I Miller, Monarch, Servia, Yusnart, Cephalonia, and others, detailing departures and routes among New York, Boston, Liverpool, Bremen, Glasgow, and Montreal, reflecting a broad port activity snapshot.
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Boston
Napier
New York
Nerra
Bremen
Logo
Newcastle
Colon
Haiti
Altona
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Valencia
St. John, Na
Hugin
Fromaracoa
Monneo
Port Spain
Lucy I’. Miller
Bangor
Christian Johnson
Gibara
Monarch
Shields
Dandes
Servia
Liverpool
Yusnart
Vera Cruz
Havana
Queenstown
Cephalonia
Southampton
Elbe
Om Kissale
Queensmore
Baltimore
Scilly Islands
Hermann
London
Glenorchy
Gravesend
Kolpino
Brittah Prince
Philadelpia
Aurania
Havre
la Normandie
Hong Kong
Oceanic
San Francisco
America
Ialtmore
Montreal
Father Point
Parisian
Scandia
Newark
the Lizard
Werkendam
Prasaian
Avonomouth
Florida
German colonial policy faces strain in Reichstag debate
In a Reichstag debate General Von Caprivi defended maintaining colonies with national support amid heavy costs and delays. He warned against overextension, urged navy growth and coaling stations, and argued slavery's abolition via enforcement and civilization aims. He noted Germany lacked experience and warned private capital would be wary.
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Brrun
Reichstag
General von Caprivi
Prince Bismarck
England
Herr von Bamberger
Europe
East Africa
Germany
Africa
Baron von Marschall
Emin Pasha
Londvon
Henry M. Stanley
Tim
Stanly
Wissmann
Caio
Zucchianetti
Bagamoyo
Emin
Sensational warning from Stanley and Tivpo Tib
A confidential note claims that publication would spark a major sensation and that Stanley will be first to incite public action against the author. The message references specific individuals and hints at looming controversy.
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Stanley
Tivpo
Cabinet Changes Contemplated in Japan and Disasters Reported
The Choya Shembun notes a possible reshuffle with Count Ito set to become Prime Minister, Count Yamagata to head Home Affairs, and Mr. Mutsu possibly heading a department. A Fukushima fire on April 20 burned Shoyokwan and 52 houses, injuring seven. Heavy rains on April 5-6 lifted Miyagaken rivers ten feet, causing damage. Tea prices fell after the last American sail departed, ranging $30 to $33 per picus.
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San Franccisco
Choya Shembun
Count Ito
Count Yamagata
Mutsu
Yokohama
Fukushima
Miyagaken
Congregationalists consider international council in 1891 London
At Loxpoon on May 12 the Congregationalists annual union heard a committee proposal for an international council in London in July 1891 with 100 delegates each from England America and the rest of the world. Rev. Dr Storrs of Brooklyn to preach. Dr John Brown elected chairman for the coming year.
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United States
Worcester
Mass
John Brown
Union
Republicans Move to One Minute Tariff Debate Lim it
Washington May 12 The first day of House tariff bill debate focused on political skirmishes as Republicans push a one minute limit on general debate. Democrats protested but were voted down. Early amendments attacked trusts, defending Mills bill integrity amid Sugar Trust rumors. Most amendments are expected to fail. local interests may offer protections, then back the final bill with disliked provisions.
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Squire’s Pork Packing Factory
East
Cambridge
New England Satinet Mills
Thurman
N. Y
Congress
Senate
Jones
House
Washington
Sprcra
Sugar Trust
McMillan
Tennessee
Havemeyer
McKinley
Middleton Convicted By Parliament Committee
Ottawa May 12 General Sir Frederick Middleton commander of the Canadian militia has been convicted by a parliamentary committee of looting furs valued at five to six thousand dollars during the Northwest rebellion. The committee's report was presented to the House and adopted unanimously. The verdict ends his future service and he is expected to resign tomorrow.
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Ottawa
Frederick Middleton
Tia
Loss of Eliza Mary in Mallicola reef storm
News from San Francisco reports the schooner Eliza Mary driven onto reefs at Mallicola in the New Hebrides on March 4. Eighteen crew plus passengers and workers, totaling seventy-nine, were aboard. Four white sailors and forty-seven black crew members perished after the wreck or during landing. A boy escaped after being taken by natives.
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San Francisco
Cal
Mallicola
New Hebrides
House Debates Tariff Bill Amid Amendments and Trust Attacks
In Washington on May 12 the House moves to a one minute debate on the tariff after a quorum is restored. Breckinridge offers a free entry amendment for US manufacturers exporting to US buyers, which fails 83 to 111. Anderson proposes suspending duties when monopolies or trusts control imports. Mills and Grosvenor spar over trusts and sugar tariffs as debates recount past actions and allegations.
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Washington
McKinney
Ohio
House
Breckinridge
Kentucky
United States
Grosvenor
Ways and Means
Mills
Texas
Newaven
McMillin
Sugar Trust
Jute Trust
Republican Party
Republican Senate
J. Grosvenor
Ways and Means Committee
Fiftieth Congress
Mr. Havemeyer
New York
Havemeyer
Mr. Grosvenor
Mr. McMillin
Sugar schedule debate sparks partisan denials and trust talk
In a heated exchange, Mills defends a public focus on sugar policy while denying personal attacks. Kerr, Breckinridge, and Breckinridge of Arkansas question implied misconduct by Havemeyer and the Ways and Means Committee. Groavenor counters charges on tariff trusts, stressing party roles. The discussion unfolds amid charges of influence by the Sugar Trust and protective tariff dynamics.
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Committee On
Mills
Havemeyer
Mr. Mills
Mr. Kerr
Iowa
Mr. Breckinridge
Arkansas
Mr. Havemeyer
McMillin
Breckinridge
Kerr
Theentleman
Ways and Means Committee
Groavenor
Ways and
Jast Congress
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Otr
Fr. Allen
Michigan
Army of the Potomac to Parade in Portland July 2 3 4
Portland set for a massive reunion of the Army of the Potomac July 2 to 4 with 2500 soldiers, the state militia, Grand Army of the Republic units, and civic groups. The North Atlantic navy squadron including new cruisers will rendezvous in Portland for a grand procession, pyro displays, regatta, yacht race, and other events. Accommodations for 60 000 visitors are planned. Colonel John D Anderson honored at Thatcher Post anniversary. remarks by Anderson and Commander John D Williams.
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Portmna Ann D. Me
Army of the Potomac
Melcher
A. A. Boutelle
Committee On Naval Affairs
North Atlantic
United States Navy
Portland
State Militia
Grand Army of the Republic of the State
Monitor
Merrimac
New England
John D. Anderson
Thatcher Post
John D. Williams
Anderson
Grand Army
Army Leaves Of Absence Granted In Washington
Washietton May 12 Sreciau J Army orders Leaves of absence granted for First Lieutenant C E Kilbourne Three months Lieutenant Colonel Charles Byrne surgeon four months Captain A V Cherbonnier medical store keeper until Oct 10 Colonel E P Vollum surgeon two months with permission to go abroad Captain Henry Johnson medical store keeper ordered to temporary duty in charge of medical purveying depot New York City Captain Charles Bawn detached from Washington barracks to duty at St Louis Second Lieutenant J M Cunningham Nineteenth Infantry ordered to examination for retirement.
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Washietton
New York City
Charles Bawn
Washington Barracks
St. Louis
J. M. Cunningham
Nineteenth Infantry
Edgerton Women Resign After Joke Election
In Olanthe Kansas on May 12 the Edgerton city women who won municipal posts including Mayor Mrs W H Kelly and police judge Mrs Thomas Greer resign claiming they were elected as a joke They aimed to push sidewalks street cleaning and enforcement of dry laws They face resistance from men who oppose change though some plan to reelect the same officers at a May 19 special election.
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Olanthe
Kan
Edgerton
W. H. Kelly
Thomas Greer
Nat Ross
R. Holden
H. C. Brown
Stewart
Kelly
Randall's Successor for Reform Nominated in Philadelphia
The Democratic convention in PurLape Lruis Penn May 12 unanimously nominated ex Mayor Richard Vaux as Samuel J Randall's successor in Congress. It adopted a resolution urging tariff reform to provide free raw materials reduce the cost of main necessaries and overthrow trusts and combines.
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Army of the Potomac
Portland
Richard Vaux
Philadelphia
Samuel J. Randall
George B. Ives
Salem
New England
Philip Bulger
Ayre
Randall
Purlape Lruis
Penn
Congress
Burned brush accident claims Mrs Bulger life
Ayer on May 12 Mrs Philip Bulger died from burns suffered while burning brush on land near the village around 6 PM. The 45 year old widow left behind a husband and two children.
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Ayer
Philip Bulger
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H. E. Townsend
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Sheppard Homan
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
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Nat'l Laipe i . Cos
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Glanstone
International Council of Congregationalists
Japan
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School of Oratory
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State Board of Health
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Mometer
Fair
Faire
Clear
Salt Lake City
Custon
G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
Best Marte
Loweat
M.D. Jones & CO
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Albany
Gould
William Gould
Anthony Gould
Recorder of
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George L. Thomas
Edward Taylor
John R. Smith
Stanley and
China
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Middleton
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Army and Navy Gazette
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