Young Osborne's Crime The Fisheries Commission
The Times telegraph reports state department doubt on creating the fisheries commission while Britain pursues a commission that could lead to a treaty. Chamberlain hopes for honorable terms for both nations and plans a U S tour after Belfast engagement, with visits to Boston Chicago and New Orleans.
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New York
the Tribune
London
State Department
Fishery Commission
Washington
Lord Salisbury
Senate
America
England
Canada
Ireland
Belfast
Boston
Chicago
New Orleans
Norwich
Conn
David A. Wells
Funeral of Professor Avery Preached at Bowdoin College
The funeral of Professor John Avery LL.D. of Bowdoin College was held in Brunswick with sermon by W DeWitt Hyde president of the college and Rev William P Fisher pastor. Avery born 1837 in Conway Mass left to self support, educated at Amherst Yale, taught at Iowa College, joined Bowdoin in 1877 as Greek professor, honored with LL D. He was editor and author on Indian studies and languages, deacon and Sunday school superintendent, leaves widow and one son.
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Brunswick
John Avery
Bowdoin College
North Bridgton
W. DeWitt Hyde
D.D
William P. Fisher
Avery
Conway
Mass
Amherst College
Whitney
Yale
Iowa College
American Antiquarian and Oriental Journal
Hindoostan
India
Congregational Church
Seth Davis
West Newton
Lawrence
Bicknell Bros
Pennsylvania
Blaine
Cooper Union
Civil Service Commissioners
Seeberger
Chicago
North Atlantic
Daniel Manning
Albany
Jockey West
Saratoga
Kane
New York
Portland
Maine
Lewiston
David A. Wells
Norwich
Conn
Fisheries Commission
North Adams
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
C. B. Fisk
Melbourne
Australia
San Francisco
Osbornes Forgery Case Raised in Armory Court
James W. Osborne, a Boston man arrested on forgery and larceny charges, faced a preliminary hearing in the Armory Court. Bail set at $200. He allegedly forged checks for $1000 and $825 and targeted several Boston firms. Authorities link a $1500 forged draft drawn July 19 with Boston-era indorsers. Osborne admits taking money. victims include the Boston Herald Globe and Wright & Ditson.
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Curiaco
James W. Osborne
Boston
Armory Court
Osborne
Oborne
John B. Carson
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway
Woods, Cook & Loring
Cambridgeport
Mass
Charles River National Bank
A. A. Folsom
Boston & Providence Railroad
Joseph A. Balch
Burdock
Boston Baseball Club
The
Boston Herald and Globe
Wright & Ditson
New York
James W
Cambridge
Shawmut National City
Was Maximilian a Coward Note Purported to Be in His Handwriting
A contested note purporting to be Emperor Maximilian's handwriting questions whether he acted with cowardice at Queretaro. The document cites June 13 1867 and mentions two $100000 drafts for colonels to be paid by Austria, with scholars debating forgery versus authentic communication.
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Maximilian
Foylone
Lopez
Esteva
The
Nacionale
The Squadron's Sabbath Muster and Race Rumor
Newport Sept 4 The North Atlantic squadron held its usual monthly muster on board ships. Tomorrow the Richmond will coal for a further cruise. At Southwest Harbor Me the Galena crew accepted a gig race challenge with Richmond for 200 a side over two and a half miles. The Galena now seems inclined to withdraw. The vessels will stay about a week more.
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Newport
R. I
Richmond
Southwest Harbor
Galena
Weather Indications for New England and Mid Atlantic
For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont slightly warmer fair weather with light to fresh variable winds. For Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York slightly warmer fair weather with light to fresh variable winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Weather Observations Reported Across Stations
The record lists yesterday’s meteorological observations up to 10 p m taken simultaneously at all stations. The text notes the death of the wife of Medical Examiner RB C Dean, a War College director, at Newport Oostgraise.
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RB. C. Dean
The
War College
Newport Oostgraise
Ten thousand in Ennis attend proclaimed league meeting
Ten thousand people gathered in Ennis to attend the proclaimed league meeting as the town glowed with bright illumination amid vague notes on fisheries commission scope and ongoing political canvassing under a new constitution.
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Ennis
Fisheries Commission
Chamberlain
Czark
Caspian Sea
Wladivostock
Pacific
Liege
Father Cahill
Dublin
Hawaii
Honolulu
Funeral Notices and Local Events In Dorchester
The city reports fair weather and warmer temperatures. Funeral services for Thomas J. Allen and Charles M. Hovey were held at their homes with burials at Forest Hill cemetery. Dorchester lists club runs for September and a Batchelder Lincoln reception. An inherited sea disappearance note and lectures by A D Mayo and Dr. Fulton are mentioned amid active stock markets and favorable clearing house results.
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Thomas J. Allen
Forest Hill
William H. Parmenter
New England
Winner Investment Company
Kansas City
Dorchester Bicycle Club
Batchelder & Lincoln
A. D. Mayo
Fulton
Rome
Tremont Temple
Charles M. Hovey
Rutland
Atchison
Clearing House
New York
Shooting Near Birmingham Endangers Captain Miller
In New Haven yesterday Joseph Bolton shot and seriously wounded Captain Miller at Shelton village near Birmingham. The incident stemmed from family troubles as Miller attempted to flee. Bolton has not been captured.
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New Haven
Conn
Joseph Bolton
Captain Miller
Shelton
Birmingham
Miller
Bolton
Transoceanic Steamship Movements Reach Atlantic Trails
A string of ship arrivals and departures dated September shows numerous vessels traveling between New York, Antwerp, Hamburg, Montreal, Liverpool, and other ports. Names include Aller Basil Bellarena Ber nicia and Union ports such as Leith Moville Queenstown and Port Augusta with varied routes and proceeds noted.
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New York
Aller
Bremen
Waesland
Antwerp
Gellert
Hamburg
Bernicia
Licata
Basil
Ceara
Bellarena
Port Spain
Priates
Quebec
Montreal
Wrymouth
Wieland
Para
Clement
Maranhan
Gibraltar
Bothal
Sehledam
Hong Kong
Port Augusta
Yokohama
London
Dessarabia
Miramichl
Glenshiel
Denmark
Liverpool
Egypt
Iowa
Boston
Oxenhohne
Vonea
New Orleans
Glasgow
Ennis Hosts Irish National League Meeting Amid Tense Guard
Ten thousand people gathered in Ennis to hear Irish National League leaders including Sullivan Stanhope and O'Brien. Troops and police blocked Ballycore Hill, speeches issued commitments to Home Rule and resistance to proclamations, then the procession dispersed peacefully after address counts. Nearby Middleton saw police injuries from attacks as tensions rose. Candles lit in Ennis framed a city buzzing with banners and Nationalist sentiment.
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Parnell
Liberal Party
League
Stanhope
Turner
Ennis
O’brien
O'Connell Square
Middleton
Armagh
Ireland
Dillon
Jessrs. Sullivan
Cox
Hawaiian Affairs Amid Calm, Election Looms in Honolulu
Steamship Alameda arrives after Sydney voyage via Honolulu. Hawaiian politics remain tranquil as campaigning proceeds for the September 12 election under the new constitution. American and British figures dominate nominations while the King’s health is toasted with mixed receptions.
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San Francisco
Cal
Alameda
Sydney
Australia
Honolulu
House of Nobles
House of Representatives
Honolulu Rifles
Samoa
Washington
New Zealand
Selected Joint High Commissioner for American Fisheries Talks
One of the joint high commissioners will represent the United States in the fisheries negotiations. The choice aims to advance U S interests and secure an agreement on fishing rights and access.
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America
Great Railway Scheme Reaches Final Czar Approval
Paris telegram reports Russian plans for a Caspian to Vladivostok military railway, sanctioned by the Czar and led by General Annenkoff. The line, seen as a deterrent and rapid mobilization path, could link Asia and Europe and challenge British and Chinese fronts, with execution aimed by October 1, 1891.
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New York
Paris
Herald
St. Petersburg
Caspian Sea
Vladivostocl
Pacific
Obrutscheff
Annenkoff
Krasnovodsk
Sarakhsand
Merv
China
Russia
Amour
Qussouri
Manchouria
Kuldsecha
Omsk
Corean
Afghanistan
Roberts on Baltimore and Ohio deal may steady rates
Philadelphia interview with President Roberts of the Pennsylvania Railroad states the Baltimore and Ohio deal would stop rate cutting and harmonize operations with trunk lines. He denies Pennsylvania holds B&O traffic and says reports of passenger or freight traffic grabs are guesses. Roberts says Pennsylvania would work with B&O, but B&O preferred to fight. He doubts Cassett or King will succeed Garrett as successor.
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Philadelphia
the Inquirer
President Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Roberts
New York
Pennsylvania
Reading
A. J. Cassett
King
The
Erie
Robert Garrett
Social congress opens with church and labor leaders present
The gathering in Liran includes the archbishop of Rheims Prince Lowenstein German deputies and French writers. The Liege bishop urges state aid for workers and backs government bills on labor reform. In London the Falls of Bruar sinks off Yarmouth with 24 dead. A statue of Father Cahill is unveiled in Glasnevin Cemetery by MP Peter McDonald.
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Liran
Rheims
Prince Lowenstein
Liege
Government Labor Commission
London
Falls
North Adams Rioters Clash With Officers Over Prisoner
About 600 men mobbed streets last night trying to free a prisoner after Union street resident John Coats caused a disturbance at E B Patton's jewelry shop. Captain Costello ordered arrests and reinforced officers used clubs and revolvers to disperse the crowd and land the prisoner at the station. The incident sparked near-riot conditions and protests against the police station.
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North Adams
John Coats
Union — Street
E. B. Patton
Costello
Coats
State Street
Paar
Stone
T. Sampson
Neil Gilmour Named Assistant General Manager
The Hon. Neil Gilmour has been appointed assistant general manager of the Witna Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut. Headquarters are 31 Albany.
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Baurston
N. Y
Specta
Neil Gilmour
Iwitna Insurance Company
Hartford
Admiral Luce to be promoted and reassigned
Newport R I Sept 4 It is stated here on good authority that Admiral Luce will be relieved of command of the North Atlantic squadron this week and named president of the War College in Newport.
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Admiral Luce
Newport
R. I
North Atlantic
War College
Jockey West Improving at Saratoga
Saratoga reports jockey Eddie West, injured on the track, is much improved. Lucky Baldwin, his supporter, offers physicians 1000 dollars if the boy recovers.
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Jockey West
Saratoga
Eddie West
Thay
Lucky Baldwin
Fires and Alarms Report Local Blazes
Local alarms recorded a minor fire at the cordage manufactory on Rodgers street in Cambridge Sunday forenoon. A small dwelling fire on Elm street was put out by the chemical engine after a late Saturday night alarm from Box 32. An evening alarm from Box 136 noted a slight fire at Jeremiah Sullivan’s dwelling at 31 K street South Boston caused by a lamp setting fire to a window curtain.
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Cambridge
Rodgers Street
Elm Street
Jeremiah Sullivan
K Street
South
Boston
Fire Ravages Abbey and College at Indiantown
The Journal reports the abbey and college of St Mainaid at Indiantown Spencer county were destroyed by fire, wiping out a library of 15 000 volumes and rare coin collection. loss for the college and museum about 200000 with no insurance. rebuilding planned.
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Inpranapolis
Huntingburg Und
New York
West Fiftieth Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Montreal
P. Q
J. F. Moseley & Co
St. Henri
William Darling & Co
GH. Thompson
Wulff & Co
Shirley, McCall & Co
Hathorp
Conn
William G. Ballantine
Suffield
Fire and Marine of
Springfield
Philadelphia
No Tidings From McNeally In Maine Bank Heist Case
Saco Maine September 4. no word from Frank C McNeally the defaulting bank clerk amid rumors none proven. Bank Examiner Richards faces a lengthy investigation as few believe McNeally had an accomplice.
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Saco
Frank C. McNeally
Richards
MecNeally
Melbourne wool broker John Stair Arrested in San Francisco
John H Stair enghi, a Melbourne wool broker, arrived July 18 under an assumed name and fled after forging crimes totaling 75000 dollars. Shadowed by detectives, he believed himself safe until papers arrived and he was arrested and imprisoned today in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
John H. Stairenghi
Melbourne
Australia
Portland Opposes American Commissioners on Fisheries
Portland fish dealers oppose appointing an American commissioner to join the English commission on fisheries. They warn past commissions overreached and fear tariff concessions will free Canadian fish, harm New England trade, and reduce American fleets. Several merchants call for high English and Canadian tariffs. others doubt a commission's power and prefer Senate action.
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Portland
O. B. Whitten
Portland Fishing Exchange
Nova Scotia
New England
Maritime
George Trefetheren
English Fish.” Sargent, Lord & Skillings
Opie
Bayard
Senate
Y . x. Cushing & McKenney
United States
Two Local Teengers Drown As Boat Sinks Near Narrows
Seven youths sailed a small boat in Saco Me when a strong wind upset the craft near the Narrows. Four swimmers reached shore safely while three clung to the wreck. Albert Cartier 19 and Charles Michel 17 drowned. Isaac Henriette was rescued after clinging to the mast. Both bodies recovered an hour later. Cartier and Michel were relatives and clerks in Biddeford stores. Michel's father is a barber in Brockton Mass.
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Saco
Albert Cartier
Charles Michel
Isaac Henrette
Cartier
Michel
Biddeford
Brockton
Mass
Civil Service Probe on Seeberger Webster Resignation
The civil service commission reports on George A. Webster's claim that Anthony F. Seeberger forced his resignation from the Chicago port, not for merit but to place a Democrat in his position. It notes Seeberger's refusal to state political reasons, warns against secrecy in removals, and defends investigations as beneficial to the service.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
George A. Webster
Anthony F. Seeberger
Port of
Chicago
Civil Service Reform League of Chicago
Oberly
Lyman
Edgerton
Webster
Chicago Customs District
Seeberger
Mr. Webster
Civil Service Customs
Treasury Department
Executive Civil Service
Ihe
Sure
Civil Service Reform Leagues
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Professor Avery
Hyde
General Fisk
James G
Trenton
N. J
Clinton B. Fisk
Fisk
Seabright Sentinel
Fisk University
Nashville
Frances St. Willard
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of America
John Peter St. John
St. John
Seabright
Jersey
Monwealth (Fire) Insurance Company
OF New York
Charles A. Cotting
Elisha Atkins
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Thomas E. Proctor
George B. Lombard
Geo. H. Binney
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Boston Observer
Signal Service
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Soos
Piock Island
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Norfolk
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Jacksonville
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Marquette, Mich
el Paso
Ty Oh
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Dodge City
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Helena
T. Vincent
Sneer
Fair Hismarck
Cheyenne
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TOS
Dion Vel
Halifax
Wae
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Saas
Fisheries Commissio
Hawaiian Affairs
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Pennsylvania Road
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