Liberal House Furnishers Offer Lower Prices and Wide Selection
B A Atkinson & Co promotes its store as complete house furnishers in New England. They guarantee cheaper prices and a larger selection of better goods than any competing house, inviting investigation. The catalogue includes furniture, carpets, crockery, glassware, lamps, clocks, draperies, bed furnishings, stoves, carriages, ice chests, refrigerators, mirrors, mantels, and sewing machines.
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New England
How Cronin Was Killed in the Great Tragedy Indictments
Details emerge from Detective Coughlin and Patrick O Sullivan as eight warrants issued and eight suspects shadowed. Frank Woodruff alias Frank Black confesses to driving the wagon that disposed of Dr. Cronin’s body, with timeline from Dinan’s livery to the Carlson cottage and the sewer catch basin. The grand jury indicts Detective Coughlin, O Sullivan, and Woodruff on murder counts, while the Daily News reveals a possible $1100 bribery plot involving Alderman McCormack.
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Dinan
Carlson Cottage
Woodruff
Dr. Cronin
Williams
Schaack
Lake View
Evanston Road
Fifty-ninth Street
Fullerton Avenue
Woodrutt
King and Fairburn
Patrick O'Sullivan
Daniel Coughlin
Patrick O’sullivan
Iceman
Frank J. Black
J. Cronin
Crouin
The
Daily News
Robert Bruce
Horace Elliott
McCormack
Bruce
Texas
North Dakota Land and Improvement Co Incorporation
Incorporated under the laws of the state of Maine. The North Dakota Land and Improvement Co. with G. F. Holmes as president J. W. Lash as vice president C. W. Baldwin as treasurer H. C. Peabody as clerk J. W. Fulton as assistant clerk based in Portland Maine.
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G. F. Holmes
J. W. Lash
C. W. Baldwin
H. C. Peabody
J. W. Fulton
Portland
Plymouth Cordage Company
Plymouth
Mass
CO. W. Baldwin
Bedford Street
Boston
Gardiner
Methuen
C.J. Fulton
H. K. Lambert
Postoffice Department
Chelsea
J. R. Chafey
L. A. Dodge
New England City
Oak
Missouri
Northern Pacific Railroad
New England
Middle States
North Dakota Land and Improvement Company
Complete line of pianos and organs added on liberal terms
The store announces a new complete line of pianos and organs including all first class makes and states they will be included in the bill on liberal terms, inviting customers to consider the expanded selection.
Steamers Arrived in May From Various Ports
A list of ships arriving or sailing on May 23 to May 28 includes Albert from Baracoa to New York, Wisconsin from Liverpool, Chateau Lafie from Boraux, Scandinavian from Glasgow, El Paso from New York, Ethiopia from New York to Glasgow, Vindovala from New York, Galileo from New York to London, Kohensia and Gelert from New York to Hamburg, and Pollux from New York to Antwerp, among others, with several vessels reported off Father Point, Prawle Point, and the Lizard.
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New York
Albert
Baracoa
Wisconsin
Liverpool
New Yok
Txeter City
Bristol
Chateau Lafie
Bor- Aux
Philadelphia
Glasgow
New Orleans
el Paso
Father Point
Miichigan
London
Montreal
Sarnia
Holland
Movile
Ethiopia
Fine
Vindovala
Londo
Eivason
Baltimore
Galileo
Copenhagen
Lekla
Hamburg
Kohensia
Gelert
Kremen
Werra
Laker
Befast
Lora Lansdowne
Maltmore
Antwerp
Pollux
Canadian Skippers Head for Behring Sea Risks
Ottawa reports that several Canadian vessels will sail from Victoria early next month to Behring Sea. Many owners are Nova Scotians who sailed around Cape Horn seeking gains in the northern Pacific. British ships may not stop them as Britain contests U S sovereignty. Cabinet insider expects no collision though Britain will pursue all seizure claims.
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Ottawa
Ont
Sprcrar
Victoria
B. C
Behring Sea
Cape Horn
Pacific
British Columbia
Great Britain
United States
Post
England
Great Flannel Sale Opens With Heavy Pacing and Bids
New York May 28 abundance of interest as Faulkner Page Co conducts a great sale of flannels with 12000 packages and 256 lots 176 sold. Auctioneer John C Wilmerding sells 105 lots. bids average 47 percent above last year. Another bidder clears 71 lots before adjournment with strong gains. Some sales 10 percent higher. Estimated total near 2 million. Buyers from across the country attend.
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New York
Sprcrau
Faulkner, Page & Co
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding
Mind readers death probe details Bishop case
In New York May 28 Dr Biggs reported examining part of the mind reader Bishop's brain and finding a microscopical hemorrhage in the medulla linking to death not due to catalepsy or epilepsy. Dr John A Irwin recounted the autopsy as required by the deceased's wish.
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Housatonic
Bostons
Philadelphias
Clevelands
New Yorks
Bishop In Quest
New York
Biggs
John A. Irwin
Bishop
Uproar As Laguerre Interpellates Government in Boulanger Case
In the Paris Chamber of Deputies on May 28 M Laguerre gave notice he would interpellate the government over the State report in the General Boulanger case. President Meline refused, citing judicial independence. uproar followed as Cassagnac denounced the decision. A later vote censured Cassagnac and the chamber moved on.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Laguerre
General Boulanger
Meline
Tribune
Senate
Chamber
M. de Cassagnac
M. Meline
London House debate on Lord Lytton absence at Paris exhibit
In the Commons Mr Edmund Robertson urged cutting the foreign office vote to seek a judgment on Lord Lytton absent from Paris exhibition opening. Sir James Fergusson denied a prearranged understanding. The motion failed 253 to 180. A memorial to President Carnot expressing regret was forwarded by MPs.
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London
House of Commons
Edmund Robertson
Dundee
Foreign Office
Lord Lytton
Paris
James Fergusson
France
Lord Beaconsfield
Washington
United States
Gladstone
Ministry
Robertson
Carnot
Unitarian Mission Work Progress Report at 64th AUA Session
The sixty fourth anniversary of the American Unitarian Association opened at Tremont Temple with strong attendance and keen interest. President George S. Hale welcomed the new year while recalling deceased members and urging steady support to grow self sustaining societies. Rev William W. Fenn urged humanitarian work amid liberal orthodoxy. Rev Arthur M. Knapp, in Japan, outlined cooperation over missions, stressing top down influence, native denomination alignment, and practical faith to appeal to a modern, indifferent yet thoughtful Japanese public. The treasurer reported income of 83040.60 as the day closed.
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American Unitarian Association
Tremont Temple
George 5. Hale
James Freeman Clarke
Fred M. Knapp
Abbie May
William W. Fenn
Pittsfield
Unitarian Church
Arthur M. Knapp
Association
Japan
Mr. Knapp
Dr. Slier
Providence
Charles W. Wendte
California
John Cordner
Boston
George H. Melvary
Kansas City
H. Price Collier
New York
Samuel Hoar
Concord
Judith W. Andrews
Thomas N. Hart
Be not one of the negligent in buying this chamber set
A catalog promotion urges readers to purchase a solid Ash Chamber Set with modern conveniences including a Bonnet Closet Trinket Drawers and English Splasher back. It notes a 30 dollar price and compares it to Cheval Glass, urging action and offering a 300 engraving illustrated catalogue for 10 cents in stamps.
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Spain
Hippolyte’s Forces Near Fort au Prince Report
The minister says Hippolyte is confident of victory with forces many miles from Fort au Prince. He stresses no doubt of the result as Legitime pursues success in the campaign.
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Legitime
Hippolye
Fort Au Prince
Haitian minister downplays Haiti crisis claims
Sprerat Preston the Haitian minister to the United States says Légitime’s government is backed by Britain and continental powers. He notes Piquant’s retreat from Dessalines due to high water, the blockade’s enforced reopening, and Hippolyte forces not approaching Port-au-Prince within forty miles. He remains confident Légitime will regain ground and prevail.
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Wasmxetrox
Sprerat
Stephen Preston
United States
Légitime
Great Britain
France
Germany
Preston
Piquant
Dessalines
Petite Riviere
Cuba
St. Mare
Gonaives
Ghinardi
United States Navy
Hippolyte
Port-au-Prince
Post
Mr. Boutin
New York
Haiti
Army And Navy Gazette May 28 Orders and appointments
Army orders detail Capt John B Guthrie and Lt Wilson Y Stamper for general court martial duty at David's Island New York. Capt J C Chance to duty at David's Island. Surgeon Billings authorized to collect census mortality data. Capt J G Leefe to inspect Alabama troops near Mobile June 10. Acting Asst Surgeon Dewitt to Willets Point, relieving James Glennan at Fort Riley. Lt Arthur B Foster extend leave one month. Capt James H Gageby extend leave one month. Naval orders: Lt H Clearing to duty at Naval Academy. Ensign Edward Lloyd under promotion exam. Ensign C H Harlow detached from steel inspector duty, to Naval Academy July 8.
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Army and Navy Gazette
Washington
J. G. Leefe
Nineteenth Infantry
Alabama D State
Mobile
Theodore F. Dewitt
Willete’s Point
N. Y
James Glennan
Fort Riley
Kan
Arthur B. Foster
James H. Gageby
Pid Infantry
Naval
Steamship Line Schedules Midweek Departure Change
The Boston Halifax and Prince Edward Island Steamship Company announces Wednesday noon departures for Halifax, Cape Breton and Prince Edward Island to better serve patrons, replacing the previous Saturday sailings. An advertisement on another page notes further details.
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Boston, Halifax
Prince Edward Island
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B. A. Atkinson
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Boston, Mass
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Jackson & CO
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Park Street Church
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Dev
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Springfield
Clifton
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Clitw
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Chas. W. Baldwin
Bedford St
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Leonard & CO
Real Estate
Voessen
Bromeld Stree
K. W. EL Fanning
Milan
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Madrid
Ant
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Amsterdam, the
Hague
G. W. Simmons & CO
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Congress
Civil Service Commission
Hepburn
Canadian Pacific Railway
Senator Quay
Ohio
Blaine
Page
Sullivan
Rhode Island
Tord Lytton
Senate Committee On Canadian Relations
Woman’s Club
Julia Ward Howe
Prince Society
Committee On
Bunker Hill Tablets
Bunker Hill Association
Grossi
Henry Loring
House
Goodell
Universalist Club
the Vendome
John D. Long
United States District Attorney
Messrs. Hoar, Dawes and Candler
Institute of Technology
Phillips Brooks
Woman Suffrage Association
Bunker Hill
Monument Association
Monument Square
WM. Franklin Hall
Globe Building
Washington &T
Martin
Albion
Joseph Engel
Unitarian
American Association
Paine
Ganal ST
Wians'ponon
Hayti
Haytien
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