08 Sep 1890
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1890
Page
1
Seem Barometer idtawecares 6 aieae 80.07 thermometer 63.0 dew point 60.0 humidity 52 3.0 wind NE mean daily bar 30.15 max 0e daily temperature 0.7 min 0e daily dew point 60.0 max wind 50 mean rel humidity 85.5 total precipitation 0.11 cloudy parity.
Mr William O Brien in Meelin Cork urges tenants to withhold rent until families are provided for and to seek relief from Mr Balfour. Trades Unions Congress in Liverpool votes boycotts and shifts in committee roles. Dahomey invasion plans advance from Accra, with French divisions forming to strike on Sept 18. Duels in Paris yield minor wounds. Diaz to unveil 87 million dollar Mexican cash receipts. rail and army reforms noted. Fire devastates Salonika archives. Ericsson remains paraded home to Sweden. Danube floods worsen Vienna sections. Elbe recedes. Austrian relief funds reach one million. total Central Europe losses projected near eighty million.
The labor congress adopts a resolution calling for Canada to elect its Governor General instead of an appointment by the British government. It argues Canadians are capable of choosing their own governor and demands the electoral right for future appointments.
The Social Science Congress opened in Belgium on Sept 7 with two thousand delegates from Catholic Europe. Cardinal Gibbons Cardinal Manning and Dr Windthorst sent sympathy letters. The assembly resolved to send telegrams to the Pope and King Leopold expressing devotion.
A clash between Nationalists and police in Lurgan erupted as officers blocked a nationalist procession through Loyalist quarters. A serious affray followed with many injuries and arrests as police enforced their mandate.
Melbourne and Sydney report miners firm on strike actions with talks stalled by employers. naval ships scorned as “blacklegs” sailings noted. In London a Jewish persecution concern is raised and emigration surges. European political shifts and cholera updates fill the spread.
The Central Labor Union in New York called for a convention of labor organizations to form a political labor party. The meeting is set for Sunday, September 28, with goals to unite labor groups under a common political banner.
Portlano Maine Sept 7 The Maine first district remains the focal point of the state race with Reed facing strong Republican organization and a growing challenge from Frank. Analysts predict Reed may win by around 1500 despite disaffection over Burke and Biddeford votes.
Spoxann Washington Sept 7 The premature blast in the Northern Pacific freight yards killed many and buried over a hundred. By nightfall fourteen bodies recovered and fourteen more or more missing. one man died at hospital and two more injured died at home. Foreman C McPherson blamed for the accident as rock and earth crushed workers in a cut for new yards.
In New London on September 7 ex-Governor Waller says he is not a candidate and could not accept a renomination if offered by the Hartford Democratic convention. He explains he has other engagements for the next two years and will not seek the office as governor.
A crowded list from Sept 6 to Sept 7 reports numerous ships docking in New York and Liverpool with vessels such as City of Chicago Slavonia Mount Paho r Tower Hill Amsterdam Alaska and La Champagne arriving from Liverpool Havre Manila London and Hamburg.
Napoleon praised imagination yet could not deny the practical value of a combined writing desk and bookcase. The secretary bookcase described holds over 209 volumes, includes a fully furnished desk, a deep compartment for papers, and two wide drawers, embodying three purposes in one unit.
Norwalk Connecticut September 7 The Boston express on the New England line was late after multiple delays and a fatal pedestrian strike near Manchester. The collision with the Housatonic train at South Norwalk wrecked two Danbury cars, injuring several passengers but none fatally. Names of the injured include W G Coates Aaron Lockwood George Waterman Charles Godfrey Mary Godfrey Matilda Richardson and Emily Martin.
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