Mining stock closing quotations in San Francisco
The official closing quotations for mining stocks in San Francisco on May 19 list Alta California at 1.20, Hale & Norcross 2.55, Eureka at 4.16, Sierra Nevada 1. ay, Union Consolidated 2.25, Gould & Curry 4.25, Yellow Jacket 0.060. Prices are shown in cents per share for most stocks with irregular OCR results.
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San Francisco
Alta
Cnnescss
Belebar
Hale & Norcross
Savage
Commonwealth
Sierra Nevada
Eureka Can
Union Consolidated
Gould & Curry
Yellow Jacket
Labors and unions meet across Dexter Hall scene
Union 3 of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners reported initiation of seventeen members and nineteen propositions. Delegations from carpenters and building laborers discussed non union work, while other unions held sessions, parades planned, and strikes considered. In Natick the Wilson factory resumes with prices set for a year and over a thousand workers affected. A Brookline registrar hearing accused James H. Maher of paying taxes to influence license votes, with a replacement appointed. Powderly acquitted of conspiracy charges in Greensburg, Penn.
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Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Dexter Hall
Bricklayers’ Union
Type Hall
Caledonia Hall
Wells Memorial Hall
Tremont Temple
Boston Brewing Coopers’ Association
Greystone Hall
Amalgamated Carenters
Syvans Hall
England
Carpenters
Buildin
Natick
John O. Wilson & Co
New Reprorp
Brookline
Board of Registrars of Voters
Aspinwall
Charles I. Dunkley
Board of Registrars
Patrick O’loughlin
Maher
Democratic Town Committee
Reichstag Subsidy for East Africa Ships and Labor Debate
The budget committee approved 4,500,000 marks for German operations in East Africa. Of this, 350,000 marks subsidize the East African Steamship Company with Hamburg Bremen routes to East African ports. The session denied Samoa service abandonment rumors and noted wartime progress and labor reform talks.
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Briain
Reichstag
East Africa
East African Steamship Company
Hamburg
Bremen
Africa
Samoa
Verdi du Vernois
France
Russia
Germany
von Caprivi
Herr Grillenberger
House
Austria
Switzerland
Havana Explosion Casts Gloom Over City
The Havana fire and explosion left the city in mourning with many businesses closed and homes draped in black. The Treasury Department will pay funeral expenses for victims and a fund was started for a mausoleum. The funeral today drew governors, bishops, and military officials.
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Havana
Treasury Department
Cuba
Marines
Gladstone Condemned by London Papers Over Mitchelstown Remark
London papers from May 19 condemn William Gladstone for comparing Russian official cruelties in Siberia with the Mitchelstown riot in Ireland. The Pall Mall Gazette and Standard denounce the analogy as inappropriate and morally shocking, while the St James Gazette mocks him as an unstripped adventurer.
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London
Mr. Gladstone
Siberia
Mitchelstown
Pall Mall Gazette
England
Gladstone
Gazette
Stepniak
St. James Gazette
New Japanese Cabinet Formed With Notables Named
Yokoyama May 19 reports a new cabinet listing Count Tsukumichi as Home Affairs Minister, General Oyama as War Minister, and several other high officials including Yoshikawa Akimasa Education and Kubayama Sukenobe Marine ministers.
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Tsukumichi
Oyama
Yokoyama
Saigo Tsukumichi
Yoshikawa Akimasa
Kubayama Sukenobe
Murisv
Ogama
Matsukaza Masayasui
Shovrro
The Czars Austrian Regiment Jubilee Remarks
The Austrian regiment with the Czar as honorary colonel celebrated its jubilee at Pestherwardin Slavonia. Officers hosted a banquet with the Russian military attaché in attendance and a toast to Emperor Francis Joseph was given. The Czar sent an autograph letter to its commander expressing warm congratulations.
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London
Mr. Gladstone
Mitchelstown
Page
Prson
Czar
Pesterwardin
Slavonia
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Large Block of Cable Stock Sold to London Syndicate
A large block of commercial cable stock was sold to a London syndicate linked to the Canadian Pacific railway. Directors elected to represent the interest include Sir Donald A. Smith W C Van Horne C R Hosmer Thomas Skinner. John W Mackay remains sole holder of more than half the stock.
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New Brunswick
Inglewood Club
Musquash River
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sir Frederick Middleton
P Pacific
Loxgox
London
Canadian Pacifico Railway
Donald A. Smith
W. C. van Horne
C. R. Hosmer
Montreal
Thomas Skinner
John W. Mackay
Consolidation of East African Firms Banquet to Explorers
Berwin May 19 A merger was decided to amalgamate the Vitu and German East African companies at a meeting. Workmen in the State factories at Span are mentioned in the report.
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Lisson
Serpa Pinto
Andrada
Cordon and
Cardozo
Sydney
Peter Kemp
Illiam J. O’connor
Berwin
Vitu
Span
Middleton Case Shocks Canada as General Faces Looting Scandal
Ottawa reports General Sir Fred Middleton, commander of Canadian forces, condemned by Parliament for appropriating furs worth $6000 to $7000 seized from a half breed named Bremner. British government seeks explanation. resignation and indemnity may follow. Cabinet deliberations continue amid anticipated testimony.
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Ottawa
Fred Middleton
Canada
Canadian Northwest
Bremner
Imperial Army
Militia Department
Adolph Caron
Adolph
Drunken Worker Charged in Grafton County Murder
In Wentworth New Hampshire a man named W H Shaw, employed remodeling a turntable, became intoxicated, attacked Mell J Emery aged 22 at a hotel barn, knocked him down, kicked him in the head, and fled but was overtaken. Emery died within minutes without speaking.
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Woopsvite
N. H
Grafton County
W. H. Shaw
Wentworth
Mell J. Emery
Emery
Shaw
Supreme Court upholds Edmunds polygamy law in Mormon church case
The Supreme Court affirms Utah and federal actions dissolving the Church of Latter Day Saints and escheating church property under the Edmunds law. Justice Bradley dissents on limits of Congress over territories and church property seizure.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Mormon Church
Church of Latter Day Saints
Supreme Court of Utah
Edmunds
Mormon Church Corporation
Supreme Court
Congress
Church Corporation
Legislative Assembly of
Utah
Justice Bradley
Fuller
Field
Lamar
Territories
Seized Ballet Costumes Tied to Madison Square Garden Firm
Collector Erhardt received a letter from George G C Tichenor assistant secretary of the Treasury stating the foreign value of the seized ballet costumes is worn and the duty fixed at 4656. It claims the manager had full authority to import. It says trunks may be released only on payment of duties plus a 100 fine and seizure expenses, and to confer with the U S district attorney for possible criminal action.
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New York
Srecrau
Erhardt
George GC
Tichenor
The
Treasury
Madison Square Garden Company
United States District Attorney
Navy Officers Ordered for Board and Promotion Exam
Commander Allan D. Brown and Ensign B. C. Dent must appear before the retiring board. Ensign John Hi Freemore is ordered to undergo examination for promotion.
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Washington
SteerAu
Allan D. Brown
B. C.dent
John Hi, Freemore
Eugen D Al bt Tells Knabe Pianos Best in America
In New York on May 16, 1890 Eugen D Albert declares the Knabe pianos the best instrument in America after using them during his stay. He states he would certainly use Knabe pianos again if returning for artistic reasons, and offers this unsolicited testimonial.
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Knabe
America
House of Knabe
EvanGen D’ Albert
New York
Spring Overcoats Sale at Army and Co
Today only at R. T. Army & Co. 622 Washington St corner Kasex pick any spring overcoat from a stock of 200 to 300. Tailor-made garments once priced at 18 to 25 dollars now offered for 10 dollars each. sizes may vary.
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R. T. Army & Co
Washington Street
Kasex
Trade Ties with Japan Boosts Marblehead Honor
Washington May 19 The appointment of Munimitsue Mutsu former Japanese minister here to Minister of Agriculture and Commerce signals strong effort to extend trade. He is seen as key to Japan's move toward representative government and closer ties with the United States. Marblehead receives notice that a major naval vessel will be named for the town, with formal publicity by Secretary Tracy. The Kemmler case hearing is postponed to tomorrow.
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Washington
Munimitsue Mutsu
Matsu
Japan
New Legislative Assembly
Tracy
Cogswell
Marblehead
Sydenham Swims to 220-Yard Victory in Providence
Heilborn of the Sydenham Swimming Club defeated Wells of the Boston Athletic Association by three quarters of a length in 3m 20s. Sydenham clinched the world water polo championship by defeating Boston 6–0. The series ended with Sydenham winning two of three matches for the silver cup. A novice race saw McGregor first Kelleher second McCoy third. A handicap race had Verity first and Eaton third.
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Providence
R. I
Sanitary Gymnasium
Heilborn
Sydenham Swimming Club
Wells
Boston Athletic Association
Sydenham
Boston
J F. McGregor
J. Kelleher
J. McCoy
Verity of
Eaton of
Obituary of Dr. Perley E. Goodhue and two other deaths
Dr. Perley E. Goodhue of Haverhill died after a four day illness from malignant diphtheria. He was born in Hancock New Hampshire and practiced medicine in Methuen and Haverhill. Also Patrick Tivnan a longtime Advertiser compositor died in East Cambridge at fifty eight. William Plummer of Montreal died aboard the Ori noco in New York after a stroke. he was seventy and longtime commissioner of Indian affairs in Montreal.
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Perley E. Goodhue
Haverhill
Hancock
N. H
State Medical University
Burlington
Methuen
Mass
Essex North
Massachusetts Medical Society
Haverhill Book Club
Hoe
Patrick Tivnan
Advertiser
East Cambridge
Rankling Typographical Society
William Plummer
Montreal
Canada
Orinoco
New York
Bermuda
Maritime arrivals and departures list dated May entries
A compilation of ships and routes with origins and destinations. Vessels include Pavonia from Liverpool to Boston and City of Columbia from Nuevitas to New York, with multiple May dates and ports such as Havre, Baracoa, Veracruz, and Montreal cited alongside lines for Liverpool Glasgow London and Antwerp.
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Boston
Pavonia
Liverpool
Naranja
New York
City of Columbia
Nuevitas
Stamford
Baracoa
Soldier Prince
Mayaguez
Son Havre
la Bretagne
Newark
Aovilia
State of
Moville
Anchoria
Runic
Baltimore
Oregon
Montreal
Glasgow
Warwick
London
Marsala
Hiamburg
Iill
Colorado
Dannet Head
Volaria
Matin Mead
Liberman
Sand Head
Ontario
Avonmouth
Dover
Atremen
Eider
Lizard
Gheelan
Antwerp
Rhineland
Ae Bay
C. B
Rydal Holwe
Victoria bicycle brochure touts refined French patterns
The promotion highlights Victoria bikes with French style patterns and curved lines, claiming unrivaled luxury and smooth ride. It notes use of premium stock, patented parts including rubber headed springs, easy access models for ladies, one piece circle design for sharp steering, larger storm aprons, and retained Collinge Axles and English Mail Lamps.
Tariff Battle Rages Over Lead Ore Duty in Congress
Washington reports a tense debate on the McKinley tariff bill with Senator Dawes opposing votes on the lead ore duty and General Henderson attacking tobacco tax cuts. The Ways and Means clash centered on a half cent per pound lead ore levy, with Republicans and Democrats split and a final defeat tally of 99 to 119 on the key amendment. A later suspension proposal was shot down as well. Congress heard a Boston bankers petition in favor of preserving the national banking system.
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Washington
Strerin
Dawes
Senate
General Henderson
Iowa
Russell Harrison
Montana
Committee On Ways and Means
Prince Russell Tha
Funston
Anderson
Kelly
Morrill
Kansas
Hopkins
Mason
Taylor
Adams
Post
Cannon
Ilinois
Gear
Butterworth
Ohio
Lehrbach
New Jersey
Kerr
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Mexico
McKinley
Wey
Cartero Montana
Spain
Europe
Crain
Texas
Andrew
Boston
Chicago
Messrs
Charles Oung
Charles L. Person
George W. Whitney
West Virginia Congressman Clarifies Campbell Affidavit Controversy
In the House on May 19, Mr. Wilson of West Virginia questioned Mr. Bayne about Campbell's affidavit and the charges against Wilson. Bayne began to reply, signaling a forthcoming formal stance on the dispute.
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Washington
Wilson
West Virginia
Mr. Bayne
Mr. Bynum
Campbell
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Frackline Board of Registers of Voters
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Methodist Roscial Union
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Eee
Unitarian Sunday School Union
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Public Congreve
Danvers Historical Society
Israel Putnam
American Life Insurance Company
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Penn
Sheppard Homan
Ae Pure Insurance Without Investment
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D. H. Buckley
Gen
Devonshire Street
Act of Insurance
NATO Life Ins. CO
J.T. Phelps
State Agt
Leggins
G. A. RK
Oak Hall
G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
Squire’s
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Edward Callagan
Scottdale
General Foreign News
Middleton
Army and Navy Gazette
Eugen D'Albert
WM. Knabe & CO
Congressman Morse
Rockland
Mr. Smith
Standard
Morse
Kemmler
Baptist Church
A. G.,haygood
Alabama
WU. P. Fitzgerald
Tennessee
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Louis
Albion H. Titus
Mary Burgess
I. F. Fullam
Irish National League
John Fitzgerald
Ferd, F. French & CO
Sudbury Street
Friend Street
Muleberry Place
Mkinley
MR. Dawes
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