Corean Arrives After Worst Gale Sailors’ Ordeal
The Allan line steamer Corean reached St John’s after sixteen days from Liverpool, report says the voyage was the worst Captain Main has seen with fierce gales and heavy seas. Passengers describe an indescribable ordeal but the ship sustained no serious damage and will depart for Philadelphia after bunkers are replenished. The Cape Breton remains at sea under a southwest gale with possible engine damage and widespread fishing craft destruction reported around Newfoundland.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Allan Line
Corean
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Main
ST. John's
Cape Breton
Miners Threaten to Quit Knights of Labor
John MecBride head of the miners division prepares a circular noting that at the Knights of Labor national convention in New Orleans miners were denied representation. He urges local bodies to send delegates to a February convention to decide action. About seven thousand miners reportedly may withdraw.
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Columbus. O
John MecBride
Knights of Labor
New Orleans
Knights of Labor Adopts Wage, Law and Parade Resolutions
Knights of Labor conventions in New Orleans adopt local wage scales above national levels, require local assembly courts for grievances within sixty days, urge state labor bureaus, demand trades unions only for each trade, ban non national flags in parades, and oppose farm product gambling in the preamble.
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New Orleans
Knights of Labor
National Trades Assembly
Chinese May Go Paul Sentenced Deportation Case
United States Commissioner Shields ordered Lee Yuen deported to China as a Chinese laborer. A cigarmaker in New York City for years he had returned from China and sworn he was a merchant with Kwong Shing & Yuen grocers. The trial raised fear of mass deportations among Chinese workers.
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New York
United States
Shields
Lee Yuen
China
Lee
Kwong
Paul to spend decade in State Prison for murder assault
James G. Paul was sentenced by Judge Bishop in Superior Criminal Court to ten years hard labor with three days in solitary confinement for murdering and assaulting Elna Whitfield in a Dorchester carpenter shop on Carruth Street. The case recalled a 1869 bank robbery conviction with pepper-weapon aid.
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James G. Paul
Bishop
Superior Criminal Court
Paul
Elna Whitfield
Carruth Street
Dorchester District
Sughrue
John P. Haskins
Pepper
Haskins
Gove
Hawaii land reform eyed by President Dole
San Francisco reports a royalist conspiracy led by Claud H. Wetmore aimed at overthrowing the Hawaii government. Wetmore, once a New York and Chicago paper man, fled on the Australia after royalists were gathered. he faced treason charges but left the islands.
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San Francisco
Dole
Hawaii
Mariposa
Claud H. Wetmore
New York
Chicago
Wetmore
Honolulu
Australia
Home Market Jubilee rally crowds G O P strength in Massachusetts
The Home Market Club at Mechanics Hall drew about 10 000 Republicans for a banquet and speeches led by Colonel Albert Clarke. Governor Greenhalge hailed the party victory and warned against complacency as he contrasted it with Tammany and Cleveland. President Bent welcomed attendees and noted the era of protection for home industries.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Home Market Club
Albert Clarke
Garfield
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Hayes
Hoar
Reed
Greenhalge
Harrison
Wolcott
Germania
Clarke
Bent
South
Massachusetts
Congress
Old Bay
Tammany
Bastile
Cleveland
Gentle College Game and Clothing Trade Ad
An advertisement proclaims a gentle approach to the clothing trade, emphasizing quality over freebies. It claims the company is the largest manufacturer and seller of clothing, offering better goods for the money and a suit or money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulster
Kersey
Sugar Witnesses Appeal Granted in Senate Trust Case
Washington District Court of Appeals grants appeal by stock brokers Macartney and Chapman indicted for refusing to answer questions before the Senate Sugar Trust committee. Judge Cole previously overruled their demurrer to the indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District Court of Appeals
Cole
Macartney and Chapman
Senate Sugar Trust Committee
Colée
Overcoats and Suits at Low Prices
A local retailer touts cheap suits and overcoats across medium and luxury grades. The ad promises quality workmanship and broad stock including underwear, shirts, hosiery, gloves, hats, caps, sweaters, and shoes at lower prices than typical for the same goods. Tackle us and see.
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Coea
Leopold Morse &Co
Wholesale and Retail Clothiers, Cor
Washington and Brattle Sts
Boston
New England
Rs Ff
Cassimere
Mass, Clothing Co
My Clothier
Hanover ST
Cor, Portland
Boyle Bros Family Clothiers
Washington St
Tremont ST
G. Arthur Tappan
Jessie
W. L. Sagh
Newbury St
Ton
Portland
Clinton A. Woodbury
Deering
Hall Mowing Machine Company
Mutual Life
New York Life
Robinson
Brunswick
Woodbury
Children’s Overcoats
Boys’ and Children’s Reefers
Middlesex Kerseys
Gale
THE
Vermont
Garret 'E Cellar
K. OF L. Laws
Boston Lunch Company
M’f’c Coq
Keap’s
Claud Wetmore
Tom Reed
Louisiana
McManus & Co., Boys’ and Men's Clothiers and Outfitters
Col. Beach
Fenno’s
King & CO
Longwood Avenue
Roxbury
Crocers
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