Sir Thomas May Dies After Elevation to Peerage
Obituary notes former House of Commons clerk Sir Thomas Erskine May who recently became a peer. The record also mentions the seized American fishing schooner David J. Adams slated for sheriff sale and ongoing debates over Gladstone's home rule plan.
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Thomas Erskine May
Hiouse of Commons
David J. Adams
Doughty
Gladstone
House of Commons
General Conference of Charities
Institute of Technology
Garrard
William College
Jarvis Field
Press Club
Recital by Roteli pupils at New England Conservatory Sleeper Hall
An amateur recital at Sleeper Hall by Signor A Roteli’s pupils featured voices from Messrs Marshall Collins Blackford Fobart and others with a female chorus. Performances spanned Mendelssohn Verdi Cherubini Rubinstein Gounod and more. The audience was large and appreciative with many flowers offered to the singers.
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NEW England Conservatory
Sleeper Hall
New England Conservatory of Music
Signor A. Roteli
Mendelssohn
Verdi
Cherubini
Rubinstein
Gounod
Rotoli
Gior Gani
Salvator Rosa
Strelezki
Maronetti
Handel
Tosti
Mozart
Gluck
Cimarosa
Pinsuti
Messrs
Burglary Foiled As Watchful Officer Fires
Patrolman Reagan of Division 4 spotted a break in at Scanlon & Dillon on 78 Blackstone Street around 9:50 pm. A young man fled through a coal scuttle and was shot after ignoring orders to stop, then disappeared with two accomplices. Witnesses saw a man carried away, but he remained at large.
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Reagan
Division 4
Scanlon & Dillon
Blackstone Street
Beso
Salem Street
Weather Summary for New England and Mid-Atlantic States May 19
Indications show rain and variable winds across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut with southerly temps. Eastern states from New York to Virginia see isolated rain and thunderstorms with near steady temps. Southern states from North Carolina to Tennessee face local rain and steady warmth. Texas to Arkansas expect rain then fair weather and rising temps.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Weather and City Observations Across Multiple Sites
A compilation of weather readings and conditions for numerous locations including Portland Maine New York Philadelphia Washington Charleston Savannah Atlanta New Orleans Memphis Minneapolis Buffalo and Detroit. Reports show variations from clear to cloudy and light rain with temperatures and wind details interspersed.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Charleston
Savannah
Jackbodvino
Clouay
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Fair Witteburg
Buffalo
St. Lows
Momadg
Pt. Vincent
Ismarck
Seceerscces Marquette
The Fishery War and Trade Tangles
In interviews with a Post reporter, Potter & Wrightington wholesale fish dealers discuss how seizures of American vessels in Canadian waters may affect U S fishing interests. They urge a treaty of reciprocity and a commission to settle bait trade and the three mile limit while noting the impact of a July tariff on Canadian fish and packing practices.
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C. W. Wrightington
Potter & Wrightington
Post
Wrightington
Cleveland
England
Gloucester
Boston
Captain Doughty's Stranded Voyage Off Nova Scotia
Captain Doughty reports leaving Portland April 25 for the Western Banks and facing repeated ice as he sought to return. He reached Cape North then North Sydney where he learned his touch and trade permit was invalid. After multiple ice encounters and a failed attempt to depart, Customs Officer McAulay filed a protest. the Ella M. Doughty was seized at Englishtown, now ordered bonded, with consul aid sought. Fishermen claim bait sales to Americans are restricted, affecting Nova Scotia fishermen.
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Halifax
N.S
Portland
Western Banks
Cape North
Lewisburg
North Sydney
Ingonish
St. Ann’s Bay
Smith Mountain
McAulay
Washington
Ella M. Doughty
Englishtown
C. B
Phelan
Ottawa
Nova Scotia
Gloucester council backs retaliatory action to aid fishermen
Gloucester Massachusetts city council approved resolutions urging President Cleveland and his administration to pursue retaliatory legislation in response to Ottawa seizure of American vessels. The measures would close American ports to Canadian ships and protect U S fishermen and industries, with copies sent to Secretary of State and Senators Hoar and Dawes.
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Gloucester
Mass
Ottawa
Cily Council
Cleveland
George F. Hoar
Lowell hearing probes Erie Telephone case in 1882 reorg
In Lowell on May 18 the Lowell telephone syndicate case against Erie Telephone was continued. Bent is cross examined over stock deals, bylaws changes, and profits including about 114,928 in eleven months. He details stock holdings, payments, and connections to Northwestern and Cleveland firms. The day ends with adjournment to 9:30 tomorrow.
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Lowell Telephone Syndicate
Erie Telephone Company
Bent
General Butler
Northwestern Company
American Bell
Northwestrn
St. Paul
A. A. Coburn
Shaw
Erie
Cleveland Company
Butler
Southwestern
Italy
Isme
Witness
Messrs. Adams and Coburn
Mr. Adams
Coburn
Northwestern
Andrews
Albany
State of
New York
Vessels fitted for fisheries protection at Canadian ports
Ottawa reports several ships under fitting out at St John Halifax Georgetown Shelburne and Gaspe for fisheries protection. Two will be commissioned this week and four more soon. The light-draft schooners are speed designed with armed crews limited to twenty five men each.
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Ottawa
General Middleton
St. John
Comrade
Howlett
Halifax
Critic
Georgetown
Masonic Election in New Hampshire Installed Leaders
At the annual consecration of the Most Eminent Royal Arch Chapter of New Hampshire the officers were elected and installed. Names include John Francis Webster Concord as M E grand high priest and Nathan Parker Hunt Manchester as eminent grand king and captain of the host. Others include Harban Page Goodrich Lebanon eminent deputy grand high priest Joseph Wyman Hildreth Manchester eminent grand treasurer and George Perley Cleaves Concord eminent grand secretary.
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Royal Arch Chapter
New Hampshire
John Francis Webster
Concord
M.E
Harban Page Goodrich
Lebanon
Nathan Parker Hunt
Manchester
Horace Ames Brown
Joseph Wyman Hildreth
George Perley Cleaves
Joan A. Lang
Meredith
George C. Perkins
Samuel W. Emerson
Grand Tyler
Natick approves temperance hall site and mission chapel lease
Natick Massachusetts May 18 at a special town meeting a committee was appointed to lease land at East Central and Morse streets to Father Mathew A and L A for a wooden temperance hall and gymnasium 246 stories 65 by 80 feet. Sinking fund commissioners were elected John L Woodman Harrison Harwood and J A Underwood for three two and one year terms. The town voted to lease land between West Central and Pend streets to Mrs J T Thompson and associates for a mission chapel.
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Natick
Mass
Mathew T. A
L. A
East Central
Morse Streets
John
L. Woodman
Harrison Harwood
J. A. Underwood
J.T. Thompson
West Central
Pend Streets
Maryland Jockey Club Spring Meet Opens Amid Threatening Weather
The first day at Baltimore on May 18 saw large fields and competitive racing despite poor weather. Winners included Biggonette in the first race at 1:16, Burns in the home-bred stakes at 1:44, Bonnie in the male selling at 1:45, Burch in the Rancecas handicap at 1:56 1/4, and Weaver in the five and a half mile event at 1:59 1/2.
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Baltimore
Biggonette
Burns
Bonnie
Burch
Weaver
Lightweights Match Arranged for American Title
TorRonto May 18 A bout between Harry Gilmore and Jim Mitchell Philadelphia is set for the light weight championship of America with $2000 a side to be staked. The contest will occur within six to eight weeks.
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Harry Gilmore
This City
Jim Mitchell
Philadelphia
Tennis at Harvard Ends In Sharp Weather and Close Scores
The Harvard Williams tennis day featured disrupted play by poor weather and a sequence of close matches. Winners named for the class championships include Hamlin, Hamilton, Kaba, Lord, and Sears with upcoming rounds and doubles contests listed for the next day.
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E E. Hamlin
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Kaba
W. B. Lord
H. M.sears
Howes
Abbott
Keep
White
Rhinelander
Snow
Hallowell
Snow and Tailor
Hamilton and Lee
Sears Brothers
Kuno
Bills Introduced in Both Houses A Washington Wedding
The Senate opened with a readjustment salary letter from the Postmaster General noting ten clerks needed over fourteen months to fulfill a resolution and a request to discharge the department from providing information. The pension bill was delayed for Mr. Coke to speak on labor arbitration. Senate bills on steel for ordnance and naval guns, plus a maritime service clause, were favorably reported with added appropriations.
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United States
Post Office Appropriation Bill Heads for House Debate
Mr Blount reports back the post office appropriation bill with Senate amendments and the house considers them. He argues 800000 dollars won t add mail trips and cites pay differences for steamship and other services. Mr Burrows supports the amendment noting limited foreign service options and U S China trade stakes. Also Cherokee freedmen funding eyed as part of land sale proceeds distribution.
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Boston men fail to win tariff on worsted with wool
Washington May 18 Special. Boston gentlemen pressing to have worsted classed with wool duties failed to gain support. John L. Hays and colleagues met Secretary of the Treasury but were refused again as a House bill seeks to achieve the same goal.
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Boston
John L. Hays
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Senate probes Washington Gas Company practices
The Senate investigation into the Washington Gas Company aims to uncover cost structures, manufacturing methods, and dealings that may advantage consumers. The inquiry has full authority to reveal all aspects affecting public gas service.
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Washington
Senate
Washington Gas Company
Senate river and harbor bill expected near two million increase
Washington May 18 Special The Senate plans to add nearly two million to the river and harbor bill. Senator Hoar's resolution requires explanations for each item, likely keeping the bill lower than without it, but the measure could still be heavy enough to draw the President's veto.
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Senate
Hoar
Committee On Commerce
Miss Lida Miller to Wed A. E. Tonzulin at Noon
May 18 report from Wastington states Miss Lida Miller daughter of Supreme Court Justice Miller will marry A. E. Tonzulin president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad next Monday at 12 o clock. Only immediate family will attend and the couple will depart for Boston afterward.
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Lida Miller
Justice Miller
Supreme Court of the United States
A. E. Tonzulin
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Boston
Senate Confirmations Include General Rosecrans for Treasury
The Senate in executive session confirmed General W. S. Rosecrans as register of the Treasury. Also approved Simon P. Coffin as collector of customs for Edgartown district Massachusetts and P. M. Shea as postmaster at Chicopee Falls.
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Register of the Treasury
Simon P. Coffin
District of Edgartown
Mass
P. M. Shea
Chicopee Falls
Pensions Committees Face Strained Relations
Reports indicate growing friction between the House and Senate pensions committees over bills previously favorably reported by both panels. The long standing practice of approving each other’s measures may be challenged as tensions rise.
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Cross Purposes
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Senate
Senate House Pension Bills Roil Committee Ties
Congress party friction grows as Senate and House committees clash over pension bills. The House reported several Senate passed measures adversely, and the Senate committee criticized many House originated pension bills, fueling irritation between the panels.
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Senate
Springer Wins renomination to Illinois Thirteenth
Washington May 18. William M Springer of Illinois received a despatch announcing his renomination to Congress from the Thirteenth District of Illinois.
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William M. Springer
Ilinois
Illinois
Goodsell Wins $251,750 Verdict Against Western Union
In New York on May 18 the Goodsell suit against Western Union for breach of contract ended with a jury verdict for Goodsell. The award totals $250,000 plus $1,750 in counsel fees for damages arising from the Western Union failing to honor a contract Goodsell held with the Atlantic and Pacific company that the Western Union absorbed.
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James H. Goodsell
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ogerman
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Western Union
Atlantic and Pacific Company
Police Guard Breweries After Threats In St Louis
Police reserve and many downtown patrolmen are sent to two St Louis breweries to guard against an anticipated demonstration. Joseph Schnaider’s Chateau avenue plant and Charles Striefel’s Fourteenth and Mullanphy street works are protected as authorities monitor unclear threats from employers and potential clashes.
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Joseph Schnaider
Chateau Avenue
Missouri
Mississippi
Charles G. Striefel
Fourteenth
Mullanphy
Messrs. Schnaider
Striefel
Besse Trial Opens in Wareham Murder Case
The Samuel F. Besse murder trial began in the Massachusetts Supreme Court before Chief Justice Marcus Morton. Prosecution and defense teams debated jury challenges as jurors were finally chosen after a long session. Witnesses described the murder scene, victim Richard N. Lawton, and items tied to the case.
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Samuel F. Besse
Wareham
Richard N. Lawton
Supreme Court
Marcus Morton
Justice Holmes
Edgar J. Sherman
Everett C. Bumpus
Hosea Kingman
Bridgewater
John C. Sullivan
Middleboro
Ebenezer T. Fogg
South
Stephen B. Savin
Plainvale
New Bedford
Lawton
William H. Taylor
Plainville
Augustus C. Lawton
Westport
Besse
Rosina K. Lawton
Richard
James T. Shield
Bumpus
Gibbons Elevation to Cardinalate Confirmed by Vatican
Archbishop Gibbons receives official Vatican notice from Cardinal Jacobini confirming his elevation to cardinal. The pope planned the consistory for March but postponed. notification arrived May 6, sealing the decision made since late 1883.
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Baltimore
Gibbons
Luigi Jacobini
Vatican
Jacobini
Carpenters Oppose Amalgamation With Knights of Labor
Philadelphia May 18 delegates from forty eight unions met in secret to weigh a plan for a close alliance with the Knights of Labor The conference affirmed unions should retain autonomy and warned of Knights efforts to weaken trades unions while outlining a treaty for consideration by the Knights at Cleveland next Tuesday.
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P. J. McGuire
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Knights of Labor
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Protective Tariff League Creates Permanent Organization
New York May 18 At a meeting of the board of managers of the American Protective Tariff League permanent organization was effected with Edward Ham midowna elected president. Thomas H. Dudley named first vice president and a vice president from each state and territory appointed. Members include James H. McMullen Abbott Lawrence Hermon F. Straw Redfield Proctor Edward P. Tafft and Thomas Wallsace. An executive committee will meet on the third Thursday each month.
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Hom
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Biddeford
Abbott Lawrence
Boston
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Manchester
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Redfield Proctor
Rutland
Edward P. Tafft
Providence
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Ansonia
Conn
Gladstone Moves Four Night Debate on Home Rule Bill
The House of Commons debate erupts as Mr. Gladstone urges four nights of debate per week on the home rule bill. Key figures include Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Lord Hartington, Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Labouchere, and Mr. Dillon, with divisions expected by mid or late next week. The Queen backs dissolution but postpones until August amid Liberal defections and party realignments.
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Christening of Queen Christina's Son Set for Friday
In Maprio on May 18, reports say the christening of Queen Christina's son will be held Friday in the Royal Chapel. The event marks a key royal milestone with attendance expected from prominent figures and court officials.
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Trouble for Princes Expulsion Rumors Reach Paris
Paris reports say the expulsion of the Orleans princes is imminent amid growing newspaper speculation with political tensions rising in France.
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Death of Baron Fain borough former House of Commons official
The recently elevated Baron Fain borough has died aged about 99. Born in 1815 he joined the House of Commons staff as assistant librarian at sixteen and rose to taxing-master then assistant clerk. His major works include a comprehensive Treatise on the Law Privileges and Usage of Parliament and the Constitutional History of England. He was CB in 1860, KC in 1866, and Oxford honorary DCL in 1874. He resigned as clerk on April 15.
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Death of Edward M. Hartshorne editor of New Jersey Standard
Edward M. Hartshorne editor and proprietor of the New Jersey Standard from 1878 to 1884 died suddenly at his Middletown New Jersey residence Monday at age 49. The Hartshorne family is one of the oldest in the state and once owned all Highlands land. Their ancestors purchased the property from the Indians and presented Sandy Hook to the government.
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Heavy Failure Shakes Oil Market Amid Craig and Lawrie Collapse
Panic hits oil trading in Pittsburg as Craig & Lawrie fail and Vandergrift well yields 150 to 200 barrels per hour. Market opens weak, slides to 684, then 683 after 165000 long oil is sold. Firm long about 2.5 million barrels. losses estimated at 100000 to 125000. Clearing house expected to process, resume trading soon.
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Conductor Killed by Freight Train in South Boston
Jeremiah J. Boyle conductor on the New York and New England railway residing at 19 Melrose street was struck by a freight train near First street South Boston at 5 30 last night and killed. The body was taken to the City Hospital morgue leaving a widow and six children in poverty.
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East Boston Yard Prepares Vessels For Summer Launches
The late D D Kelly's business continues under Henry Kelly and William Francis. A new 300 foot pier rises at the head of the yard with an office and large shed. Several barks and brigs are refitting while a 32 by 4 8 boat with brass fittings and May 5 launch is prepared. Warren Going owns a 32 foot waterline steam launch with mahogany interiors. Wood Bros build a 60 foot yacht for Warren Phillips. Maud, Dawn, Jackal, Adelaide, Ariel, Fannie, Flyaway, Mabel, Brenda and Lizzie Daly are under refit or construction with entries planned in various clubs and ports.
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New York
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Chicago Cubs Edge Washingtons in Rain Shortened Tilt
Chicago Cubs beat Washingtons 6 to 1 in a rain shortened game halted after eight and a half innings. Daly struggled on the mound while Baker starred with a stellar double play in the sixth and Anson contributed at the bat. Weather and poor pitching combined to decide the outcome.
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Opening of Its New Quarters on Court Street
The Boston Press Club on Court Street opened its new three room suite featuring a billiard table pool table and a furnished parlor with Turkish rugs paintings by Eldred Ordway Leighton and others. Seventeen new members were elected at an early evening meeting and several local firms and individuals are thanked for furnishing and decorating the club.
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Lawrences Defeat Boston Blues Before Large South End Crowd
Nearly 1500 spectators watched the Lawrence team beat the Boston Blues at South End grounds. Burns started for Boston, was replaced after two early runs, and Riley finished. Lawrence fielding was solid, while Boston miscues, especially William Sullivan, helped the visitors. Umpire decisions favored Lawrence at times.
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Harvard Edges Williams In First Championship Game
Harvard pounded two pitchers on Holmes field in the season opener. Williams starter Stafford was lifted after two rough innings and replaced by Tuck. Edgerly and Wiestling misplayed in the last inning allowing Williams to score on a wild throw by Foster as Tuck scored from third. Hoenshaw and Foster led at the plate. The score:
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F. W. Bird
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!