Pension Bill Sparks Senate Debate on Veteran Pensions
In Washington on May 14 the Senate took up the general pension bill as Vest denounced pension agents and defended loyalty to the United States. Hoar and Vest argued over the Revolutionary War end date while Massachusetts rum and slavery history were invoked. Morgan proposed revenue-based funding and tax clarifications, and the Senate went into executive session before adjourning.
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Senate
Vest
United States
Penion
West
Cormorants
Curbstone
Mr. Vest
Mr. Hoar
General Washington
Hoar
Mr. West
Massachusetts
Missouri
South
Morgan
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Cameron
Tariff Debate on Patent Bill in the House
In Washington on May 14 the House debated an extension of a patent bill that touched tariff policy. Pennsylvania’s Mr. Kelley defended protective tariffs while Arkansas’ Mr. Dunn attacked both patent laws and tariffs as harming Western workers. The discussion referenced Hungarian labor in Pennsylvania and concluded with reports of several bills and a pension matter before recess.
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House
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Dunn
Arkansas
West
Mr. Dunn
Southern Confederacy
Abraham Lincoln
Edwin M. Stanton
Army
United States
Butterworth
Ohio
Alleghanies
Republic
Pennsylvania Coke
McMillan
Tennessee
Ways and A Means
Bayne
Europe
Henry J. Hunt
McMennville
Manchester
O’ Creek
Mining in China Report From United States Consul
United States consul withers at Hong Kong reports to the State Department that China eyes mining development in Kwangtung and other provinces. The government supports mining ventures, promising demand for mining machinery, engineers, and skilled labor with implications for industrial growth. The Senate confirms several nominations including Montague and Healy, while Postmaster Button again faces rejection in Lynchburg. Pension bills pass in the House as of May 14.
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Hong Hong
Washington
Withers
Hong Kong
Department of State
Kwangtung
China
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Mint
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J. T. Healy
Illinois
Chicago
Shields
Ohio
J.P. Kimball
Pennsylvania
H. W. Gilbert
New York
Trieste
Ki. L. Garcelon
Winchester
Mass
Lynchburg
Button
WasnInewon
House
General Lees Body Servant recalls life with Lee in Boston
Anthony Riley aged about fifty one, once General Robert E Lee's body servant, recounts his wartime memory and years afterward in Boston. He details birthplace on the Custis plantation, service managing horses Robert and Dick, and rides to Harper's Ferry with Lee. He recalls Lee's kindness, occasional gifts, and the escape to Northern lines before the war ended.
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Massa
Robert Lee
Durin’ de Wah
Anthony Riley
Horticultural Hall
Post
Anthony
Robert EK. Lee
Antoy
Atrelius Riley
Custis
Arlington Heights
Washington and
Lee
Andy
General Lee
Martha Custis
Rob Roy
Miss Custis
United States Army
Saratoga
Harper’s Ferry
John Brown
Leesburg
Robert
Richmond
Ellsworth
Jackson’s Hotel
Alexandria
Manassas
Chickahominy
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
South Mountain
Fairfax Court House
Reynolds
New York State
Seizure of Schooner David J Adams by Digby Sheriff
A Digby Nova Scotia report notes the schooner David J Adams seized by the Digby sheriff under a Vice Admiralty Court warrant. The Lansdowne captain and the Queen's solicitor delivered the warrant, the vessel lies moored with guards, and custody rests with the high sheriff and customs. An officer from Digby prepares to command a cruiser. Several U.S. fishermen seek hail in the bay.
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Scott
Lansdowne
David J. Adams
Halifax
Digby
Vice Admiralty Court
Vice-Admiralty Court
Customs
W. O. Hodge
United States
Adams
Prominent Firm Retained in Gloucester Seizure Case
Haivax May 14. Messrs Meagher Drydale and Newcomb, leading city lawyers, are retained for the defense in the Gloucester schooner David J Adams seizure. Consul General Phelan engaged them for both the Vice Admiralty Court action and the Supreme Court suit against Captain Kenney for customs violations. Phelan will send Washington a full statement with depositions and documents. Proceedings likely in three to four weeks.
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Haivax
Messrs. Meagher, Drydale & Newcomb
Gloucester
David J. Adams
Phelan
Vice Admiralty Court
Kenney
Supreme Court
Scott
Adams
Washington
Captainin Kenney
Rag dealer Owen Fox arrested for assault on wife
At 11 30 last evening Patrolmen Trieder and Wright of Division 1 arrested Owen Fox at 216 North street for an alleged assault on his wife Mary Fox at 78 North street. Mrs Fox, found weak and battered, admitted a quarrel but denied serious injury. Dr Elliott attended and ordered removal to City Hospital. she was taken by Patrolmen Colemen and Gordon. Her injuries are quite serious.
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Division 1
Owen Fox
North Street
Mary Fox
Colemen
Gordon
Weather outlook for New England states May fifteenth forecast
Indications show local rains for Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut. Cooler temperatures and southeasterly winds observed across the region.
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Wasmimoron
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Weather Record for Boston Ossenvmn May 14 88
A historical weather snippet lists Boston data with temperature ranges from 33 to 52 degrees, mean temperatures around 48, dew point near 44, humidity around 69 percent, and wind directions NE to SE. Barometer around 30.056 inches. The piece includes a poster note promoting Taylor Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies sold in bottles by druggists and grocers.
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Boston
Ossenvmn
Oricon
Sigvar Smavioz
STON
Sian Oa San Eo
Sceneassee OL
Labor Disputes Roil Boston and Chicago Breweries
Boston brewers deny union control of hiring and hours, urging workers to reject Knights of Labor calls while vowing to address genuine grievances. Carpenters, painters, masons, and other trades hold meetings, plan nine hour strives, and discuss wage standards as strikes, lockouts, and solidarity grow across the region.
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Boston
Brewers’ Union
Mechanics’ Exchange
Knights of Labor
Mace & Lucas, Masons and Builders
Chapman Place
Parliamentary Fund Festival Set For June Seventeen
The executive committee at 252 Washington Street voted to hire the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Hall Huntington Avenue for the coming parliamentary fund festival on June 17. A programme is being arranged by W W Doherty Dominick Toy and Edward Riley. East Boston contributes 104 75 bringing total to 504 75. Miss Kate ONeil left a 50 donation to the fund after her death. Dudley Street Opera House meeting moved to Monday May 17. Watertown notices show a meeting on Wednesday May 26.
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Washington Street
J. B. O’riley
T. J.urphy
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Hall
Huntington Avenue
Messrs. W. W. Doherty
Dominick Toy
Edward Riley
East Boston
F. J. O'Hara
Kate O’neil
Dudley Street
Sufferers From The Storm In Indiana Toll Rising
Tipton Indiana dispatch reports Uriah Gates family of five near death with Grace nine dead. Barges is alive but unconscious. Mrs Tucker and another child injured. Lou Deal family treated in Lipton. Van Water couple out of danger. Attica Mrs Jones injured with broken ribs. Courtney Morehead and Idle not expected to recover. Damage now estimated 350000 dollars. Outside aid needed.
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Indianapolis
Tipton
Ind
Uriah Gates
Grace
Miss Barges
Marsh Tucker
Lou Deal
Lipton
Samuel van Water
Jones
Attica
Nathan Courtney Morehead
James Idle
Greeting to Parnell and Gladstone from Hibernians
The Ancient Order of Hibernians convened at St Paul Minnesota May 14 sending a cable to Parnell and Gladstone praising liberty champions and wishing God speed. A constitution revision report was presented noting Catholic Church chaplains gain control in religious and moral matters while the order retains freedom in other issues.
Examination of Monjos S Buenos Ayres via Galveston
The Senate expresses sorrow at the attempted assassination of the President. Montes is under active examination. Work on the Chilean section of the transmarine railway to begin in July. The Buenos Aires to San Juan section opened to the public after completion on Saturday. Chile and Argentina plan to complete a regional rail connection within two years.
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Buenos Ayres
Galveston
Senate
Montes
Transmarine
Buenos Ayers
San Juan
Chili
Argentine Republic
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Liver and Kidney Health
Public health warning urges spring vigilance against bilious fevers and promotes Warner's Safe Cure to unload and restore liver and kidney function, presenting the remedy as a preventive measure and health tonic.
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Warner
Broadway Franchise Bribery Trial Enters Fifth Day
New York May 14 fifth day of Alderman Jaehne trial with Francis Twomey testifying about 1874 meetings and Broadway railroad franchise. Witnesses describe signatures, calls for a special meeting, and Moloney money tied to votes. Inspector Byrnes recounts Jaehne admissions and overheard confessions amid ongoing proceedings.
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New York
Jaeine
Francis J. Twomey
Board of Aldermen
Jaehne
O’connor
Broadway Railroad
Railroad Committee
Broadway
Joney
Moloney
Jaeline
Philadelphia
City Hall
Senate Committee
Jacline
Martine
Waite
Falgraff
Miller
Jachne
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Listings
Suffolk County transfers show multiple quitclaims and mortgages across neighborhoods from Dorchester to Brighton. Notable entries include Frederick J Stark et al transferring land on Bromley street, executors of Francis B Hayes to John J Brown on Warwick street, and Mount Vernon street transfers to Boston University trustees with a $30,000 mortgage. Other items include archbishop John J Williams to St James School Association on Harvard street and various parcels on Tremont Kneeland and Peters streets with nominal sums and mortgage backs.
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Frederick J
Stark Etf al
John H. Nayen
Bromley Street
Francis B. Hayes
John J. Brown
Warwick Street
Same
Nathaniel Thayer
Boston University
Mt. Vermon Street
Quincy A. Shaw
John J. Williams
St. James School Association
Harvard Street
Kneeland Place
Pauline Gravier
Joshua D. Ball
Ocean View Street
George F. Tewksbury
Charles A. Jones
Sargent Street
Roxbury
Mary E. Butler
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Eustis Street
West Roxbury
Andrew J. Peters Et al
James F. Garvin
Peters Street
Frank E. Garvin
Charles Hess
Francis A. Peters
Lamartine Street
Chelsea
Charles H. Adams
Howard K. Brown
Fifth Street
Ean Maria Buxton
Chelsea Savings Bank
Charlestown
Ernest W. Venner
True W. Townsend
Cook Street
Susan F. Fields
Emogene F. Wharff
Russell Street
Five Cents Savings Bank
Brighton
Boston Ecclesiastical Seminary
South
Lake Streets
The Toy Torpedoes in South Boston
Thomas Walker aged 9 and companion Daniel Burslow, both from South Boston, found a torpedo and tested it by pounding a doorstep with a brick. The device caused severe injuries to Walker including facial and limb damage, while Burslow suffered facial cuts and bruising. Both were taken to City Hospital.
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Thomas
Walker
Burrill Place
Boston
Daniel
Burslow
City Hospital
Detroit Beats Boston in Darkened Eight Inning Tilt
Detroit wins 2-4 over Boston as Buffinton shines for the home club and Merrill struggles. The game ends after eight due to darkness with Detroiters ahead 5 to 2, while St Louis gains an 8-4 victory over Philadelphia in a rain shortened match.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Mich
Buffinton
Boston
Bennett
Merrill
Willow
Boston Blues Fall In Ten Despite Strong Play Against Portlands
Boston Blues outplayed the Portlands at South End grounds but lost in ten innings due to disputed umpire calls. McKinlay reached on balls, Galligan singled, and Kearns doubled for two Portland runs tying the score. Murphys defense and Hartnett Sullivan double plays highlighted the game. crowd small due to cold weather.
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Gaflaney
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Portland
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Kearns
Murphy
Hartnett
William Sullivan
McLaughlin
Joe Sullivan
Bineg
Boston Bites
Ccceseepa Us
Gattizan
Lawrences Open Boston Trip After Tough New England Game
The Blues sit at three wins and four losses in the New England League after a ten inning affair yesterday. Officials aided the comeback with questionable calls, as the umpire awarded the game to them amid costly errors in judgment. The Lawrences travel to Boston today.
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Boston
Blues
Feminine Fancies: Latest ideas in Dame Fashion
A detailed survey of current fashion trends with basques, lacing, voluminous sleeves, and straight drapery. Describes hats, millinery, capes, fabrics, and color combinations from haute couture to children’s wear, noting embroidery, lisse, soutache, and striped ribbons as key details.
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Milan
Bankrupts and assignments across several states prompt liquidations
Francis Fitzgerald of Middletown assigns to W A Pierce while George Williams of Cambridge assigns. John Probst of St Paul is attached. W H Graham of Moss Point and J D Winn of Bayou Tunica fail or assign. Tyson & Bros. Baltimore assigns to Harry A Parr with liabilities near 200000. assets uncertain. UC C Ford’s ad agency attachment released. Alfrea D Hall of Boston files insolvency. Bennington Woollen Mills of Vermont shows liabilities around 200000 with nominal assets far lower.
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Francis Fitzgerald
Middletown
Harry A. Parr
A. F. Richardson
New York
Western Newspaper Agency
UC. C. Ford
New Haven
Conn
R. L. Spencer & Co
Wallingford
Ford
Alfrea D Hall
Boston
Hall
R. L. Spencer Company
Lee
Bennington Woollen
Bennington
Resolutions on Death of Major George F. Emery at St Vincent's
The directors of St Vincent's Orphan Asylum adopted resolutions at a meeting on April 19 1886 mourning Major George F. Emery a faithful director for thirty seven years. They praised his piety charity and high mindedness bringing credit to the Catholic cause and expressed sympathy to his family. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to the family and published in the Boston Post Transcript and Pilot.
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H. Weston
Young’s Hotel
John J. Bicknell
Painters’ and Decorators’ Assembly of
St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
George F. Emery
Boston Post
Transcript and Pilot
Hugh O’ Brien
Hugh Carey
Thomas Dwight
Joseph Walker
Workingmen's Bank Officers Nominated for Election
A meeting in Wells Memorial Hall nominated the old officers of the Workingmen's Co operative Bank for renewal. Election is set for June 11. A sum of 10,000 dollars was loaned out by auction.
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Wells Memorial Hall
Workingmen’s Co-operative Bank
Home Rule Debates Stir British Politics On May 14
London reports show 110 Liberals pledge to vote against the home rule bill with 30 uncertain. Gladstone may withdraw the measure while Bright plans absence at the division. Conservative MPs urged silence to speed a second reading division. Firearms sales surge in Londonderry as Orangemen pledge resistance and volunteer service rises. Canadian Orangemen back the movement.
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House of Commons
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John Bright
Londonderry
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Dublin
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Bryce
David J. Adams
Jennings
Constantinople
Jeddah
Father Galeote
Maprio
Monsigneur
Isquierde
Madrid
Paris
Germany
Ulster
Pillot
Banque Des Compte
Baron Soubeyran
Beaudreau Honored At Complimentary Testimonial
Five hundred people crowded the skating rink last night for a complimentary testimonial to Gus Beaudreau by former Serenaders members whose burnt cork acts have delighted the city’s best. Beaudreau, not in best health, will receive a modest sum from the entertainment. J Ed Lakewan directed and managed the show with Clarence A Pave and Beaudreau as end men. Otis Putnam filled the interlocutor role. Solo numbers by Harry Hall Fred Putnam and Charles E Spofford opened the program. The Imperial banjo quartet Senor Hernandez mandolin soloist Fred Hammett with harmonicas and F K Foster xylophone closed the evening.
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Serenaders
Beaudreau
J. Ed Lakewan
Clarence A. Pave
Gus Beaudreau
Mr. Otis Co. Putnam
Harry Hall
Fred Putnam
Charles E. Spofford
Imperial Banjo Quartet
Senor Hernandez
Fred Hammett
F. K. Foster
Two Local Children Suffer Fracture and Severe Spine Injury
Miss Clara Tracey of 27 Carlton Street fractured a collar bone while playing with schoolmates at home last evening. Joseph Mullen of 32 Colony Street, South Boston, was knocked down stepping from a horse car on Tremont Street Roxbury at 7:30 pm, sustaining a severe spine injury and was removed to the City Hospital.
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Carlton Street
City Hospital
Joseph Mullen
Colony Street
Boston
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Roxbury
Gloucester Democrats to Meet for City Committee Selection
Democrats in Gloucester held meetings across all wards to elect five delegates per ward to form a city committee for the coming year. The group will reconvene May 17 to organize and choose a chairman and secretary amid dissatisfaction with the collector and postmaster for keeping Republicans in office.
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Gloucester
Crewmen Rescued After 30 Hours Adrift on Georges Banks
Gloucester reports the schooner Tubal Cain brought Charles Nobby and August Johnson shipboard. They belonged to the Dacotah and went adrift May 9 while tending trawls on Georges Bank. They were exhausted when picked up after thirty hours without food or water.
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Gloucester
Tubal Cain
Charles Nobby
August Johnson
Dacotah
Georges Banks
Inquest on Annie Donahoe Finds No Poison
Manchester May 14 information from James F Babcock who analyzed the stomach in a coroner’s inquest says no traces of poison were found in the portion sent to him. The jury will render its report shortly.
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Manchester
James F. Babcock
Annie Donahoe
Smallpox Victims Landed in Quebec Quarantine
Quebec May 14 The steamer Sarnia landed at Grosse Isle two persons with smallpox from distinct families. All other members of both families, eight in total, were landed at the quarantine station.
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Sarnia
Grosse Isle
Jostings About The City Headlines and Deaths
Medical Examiner Draper rules James Ahern died of dropsy after assault in South Boston on Wednesday night. John Dorsey, jailed for second degree murder seventeen years ago, died in prison aged 60. Mayor may fill fire commissioner post, John R. Murphy of Charlestown to be considered. Arts Society elects Blodger, Carson, Woodbury, Howe, Carpenter as exec committee. Linus Farmer re elected secretary. Ship Ice King of Boston sunk after collision off Point Lloyds, Hast Ind, May 7. crew saved. Boston Belting Co sues city for 250000 over Stonybrook overflow.
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Henry M. Howe
George O. Carpenter
Linus Farmer
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Point Lloyds
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Dumtacentit
Stonybrook
Lock out for billous fevera in the spring and
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