Sweden Honors Ericsson Death Procession In Stockholm
The body of Captain John Ericsson arrived aboard the US ship Baltimore in Stockholm with solemn ceremony. A large crowd watched the funeral procession by land and water as the body was taken to a pavilion and then to a special train for Wermland. The event included royal and official attendance and a gala program. In Brussels, the Workmen's Suffrage Congress opened with 500 delegates and discussed a general strike to push universal suffrage, ending with delegates singing the Marseillaise.
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Ericsson
Stockholm
Wormland
Brussels
John Ericsson
Baltimore
Navy
Schley
Admiral Peyron
Catafalque
Sweden
Denmark
Wermland
The
Hasselbacken
Opera House
Drottningholm
M. Defuisseaux
Signor Costa
Belgium
Sesson
Strikes Abroad Trigger Lockout Across Docks
In SouthAmp ton dock companies order a general lockout until further notice causing unrest. Strikers received only 0.5 to 4 shillings pay instead of 0.5 guinea prompting ticket destruction. Sydney labor conference seeks manifesto blaming employers for the strike. At Newcastle, an entire steamer crew is arrested for refusing to work.
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Southampton
Sydney
N.S. W
Labor Conference
Newcastle
French Warships Bombard Societies Islands Villages
London report says French war ships bombarded several villages on the Society Islands. Marines landed and laid waste the country as they pressed the devasting work until the natives submitted.
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Society Islands
New York Herald
London
German authority eases slave trade in Bagamoyo notice
On September 14 in Zanzibar German authorities at Bagamoyo issued a notice allowing all to engage in the slave traffic with the sole restriction on exporting slaves by sea Arab slave dealers are also authorized to recover runaways.
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Zanzibar
Bagamoyo
Frank D Somers Tailor Invites Students to Order
Notice invites students from various schools to place orders for full clothing with Frank D Somers a leading tailor in Boston. It highlights direct imports and a new department for young men offering inducements and future delivery. The firm stresses hand made strictly fine work and claims the largest student trade among fine tailors in the country.
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Frank D
Somers
Park Street
Boston
Arabs Buy Slaves At Street Auctions In Pro German Move
In Ticino unrest unfolds as Conservative government reunites at Locarno amid calm yet uneasy mood. Judge Schneider probes the revolution while Bundesrath orders disbanding of provisional leadership and a return to normal government. Armenian Patriarch resigns in protest over reform delays. London Herald edition suspended due to mechanical issues. Sunday issue continues. Caprivi and Giers discuss Russo German trade prospects. Schwitz canton denies removing William Tell from schoolbooks.
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Ticino
Berne
Locarno
Schneider
Bundesrath
Kuenzli
Argentine ministers resign in Buenos Ayres
Three ministers have resigned. Senora Toso, president of the Provincial Mortgage Bank, plans to travel to Europe to arrange cedulas conversion. The government is sending heavy remittances to London.
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Buenos Ayres
Senora Toso
Europe
London
Drowned in Snake River Body Found Near Ranch
J O Green, son of Norvin Green of Western Union, found the body of Robert Ray Hamilton in Snake River about 30 miles from Hamilton’s ranch while searching for him after Hamilton disappeared on a hunting trip. Hamilton had recently bought a ranch to outfit park tourists. Green notified Hamilton’s family and had the body taken to the ranch.
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Hrenena
Mont
J. O. Green
Norvin Green
Western Union Telegraph Company
Helena
Yellowstone National Park
Mr. Green
Union Pacific
Robert Ray Hamilton
New York
Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Snake River
Mr. Haulton
Stockholder Protest Over Railroad Lease Transfer
Edward Litchfield of Brooklyn files bill in U S Court seeking injunction against the St Louis Alton and Terre Haute railroad board to stop a lease transfer to Cairo Vincennes and Chicago. He claims the move is a stockholder fraud and alleges mismanagement with net earnings diverted for individuals rather than dividends.
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St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute Railroad
Sprixnareip
United States
Edward Litchfield
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cairo, Vincennes & Chicago
Litchfield
Works of Russian artist Verestchagin to tour Boston exhibit
The works of Vassili Verestchagin are to be moved from Buffalo to Boston for several months of display. Edward Brandus, manager, says the collection may be sold in spring, the artist’s first sale. The American Art Association, which controls the collection, values it at about $500,000.
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sepEearo
Vassili Verestchagin
Buffalo
Boston
Edward Brandus
Verestolagin
Russia
American Art Association
Erie Feud Over Million Dollar City Property Claim
Sept 14 Erie report that suits have been filed to seize possession of extensive city property valued in the millions. The claimant is Weinbiddle’s nephew George Weinbiddle, a German-born relative who arrived after the settler’s death in Pittsburg, seeking control of parks and a valuable eastern square.
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Germany
Shipping notices from various ports and ships with日期 notes
A long list of ships and routes with Aug/Sept dates from Liverpool New York Boston and other ports, including vessels such as Zealandia Holland Sorrento Norwegian and City of Rome. A brief notice promotes Melvin's Food for infants highlighting nutrition and rapid gains.
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Woston
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Lsoston
Palestine
New York
Maasdain
Zealandia
San Fransisco
Olympia
Southampton
Sept Bay Line
Bienen
Amsterdam
Werkendam
Newark
Glasgow
Norweglan
Montreal
London
Trota Montrest
Ab Lonion
Seuk
Missouri
Rom Ballinore
Lonion
Hindoo
Wall
Tiavre
la Bretvene
St. Catherine's Point
Brilliant
Geestemunde
Atijue
Grasbrook
Hamburg
York
Surenia
City of Rome
Monmouthshire
Olymnia
Windom Seeks Relief by Redeeming 4s to Stem Money Strain
Secretary Windom convened with New York bankers at the sub treasury to outline a plan to alleviate tight money conditions by offering to sell 16 million dollars of 4 percent bonds and prepaying three quarters of a year’s interest on currency sixes, with broad support from major banks and negotiable bonds to follow.
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Grosvenor
Ohio
Civil Service Commission
Altoona
Penn
Cresson Springs
Windom
New York
Treasury
Williamstown
Mass
Sub-Treasury
Ellis H. Roberts
J. D. Vermilye
Merchants’ National Bank
J. A. Garland
First National
George F. Baker
Edward H. Perkins, Jr
Importers and Traders
H. W. Cannon
Chase National
John Jay Knox
Bank of
Wall Street
Secretary of the Treasury
Fifth Avenue
Treasury Department
Washington
Sreeran
Cresson
Batcheller
Nettleton
Ile
D. C
Wing Liam Wixpom
United States
Chicago
McKinley
Congress
Treasury report shows large net outflow from Aug 15 to Sept 15
Washington Sept 14 The Treasury Department released a statement detailing receipts and disbursements from Aug 15 to Sept 15, 1890. Expenditures include bond redemptions, bond purchases, interest prepayment, redemption of bank notes, and silver purchases totaling over 41 million in public debt outlays, with ordinary expenditures about 83.8 million and receipts around 37.54 million, yielding a deficit of 45.97 million.
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Washincton
Philadelphia
Treasury
Treasury Department
National Bank Redemption Fund
General Nettleton
The
Department
Nego
Maryland Law School Bans Colored Students
BarritorK Maryland Sept 14 The Maryland Law School will admit no more colored students. Last year two colored graduates Cummins and Johnson were honored. after their graduation two more applicants Hawkins and Doster studied a year but were refused return. White students protested and regents said continuing colored admission would endanger the school. Hawkins, principal of Towson school, and Doster planned to attend Howard University in Washington. Hawkins asserts the decision blocks his chance to enter the legal profession.
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Barritork
Maryland Law School
Cummins and Johnson
W. Ashbie Hawkins
John L. Doster
John P. Poe
Law
Medical
Dental
Law School
Mir. Poe
Hawkins
Towson
Dosier
Howard University
Washingington
Weather forecast for New England states and New York
Forecast issued for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont shows fair weather with light rain in southwestern Vermont and cooler temperatures in southeastern Maine. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut get fair skies with light local rains and slightly cooler eastern Massachusetts and variable winds. Eastern New York sees fair weather with brief southern rain, warmer with southerly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Weather Report for Boston Area
Weather summary shows barometer readings around 30.14 inches and mean daily temperatures near 56 degrees with a max of 60. Humidity near 72.5 percent. Wind direction and speed noted with cloudy conditions and total precipitation not specified.
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Boston
A Good Bed Box Spring Mattress Claim
The piece extols the box spring mattress as essential for health and rest, urging readers to try the new production available in single, two-thirds, and double sizes. It argues good sleep benefits all, from the sick to the hungry, and promotes rising early as a virtue.
Antediluvian reptile fossil found in Buckland quarry
In Buckland near Manchester Connecticut a fossil reptile eight feet long was found in sandstone at Charles Wolcott’s quarry. Yale College Professor Marsh is arranging to recover and study the specimen, with importance tied to geology and paleontology. a bridge abutment blocks complete retrieval.
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Bueckland
Yale
Manchester
Conn
Charles Wolcott
Buckland
Amherst
Northampton
Massachusetts
Marsh
New Haven
Mecca
Museum
Charles Owen
Yale College
Wolcott
Thomas F. Plunkett
Union Manufacturing Company of Manchester
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James R. Cagnet
Grenville H. Norcross
Francis V. Batch
Rupert Copan
Moses Williams
Hannry W. Braas
Heman W. Chaplin
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Fay, JR
Alex. F. Wapsworth
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Unie
H. Crocrer
Groneet
A. Fisner
Wintttam C. Williamson
Puisens B. Suits
J. Morris Melkdith
Ronwkkt S. Minor
Edess
Leonard & CO
Emlish
Noman
Lombardy
F. H
Queen Olga
Chauncy Hall School
Boylston ST
J. S. Needham
Quincy
Pittsfield
Senate
Samuel J. Randall
House
Beck
Librarians
Samuel Abbott, Jr
Beverly Retie
Cameron
Virginia
Cohasset
Jerusalem Road
Ways and Means
St. Louis
City of
Erie
Pace
Messrs. O’brien
Dillon
Lawrence
Oregon
Lawrence den
C. P. Upson
Pittsfield Street Railway Company
New York Central
Kennedy
New England
Salvador
Guatemala
Africa
Switzerland
Barcelona
Quebec
Carroll Cutler
D.D
Page
Queenstown
Express
Lanpor
Orient Lacrosse
Griffis
Father Hall
Mission Church
Canon Liddon
George A. Gordon
New Old South
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Trinity Church
Nationalist Club
Willoughby Park
Gloucester
Atlantic Coast
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Newton
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Kye Om Phiins
Chelsea
Kevere
Wolkins, Browne & CO
Equitable Building
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Chauncy Hall School House
Ladd & Daniels
Boylston Street
Dartmouth
Joijusare
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Life Ins. CO
Pielps
Site Agt
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Constantinople
Loxpon
Sr. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
von Caprivi
M. de Giers
William Tell
Braun
Canton
Schwitz
Switz
St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute
Melvin
MR. Windom
NEW York Bankers
Regents
Mometer
Alpany
Boston BO
Diabalo
Hismarek Og
Clonety Clouily
Eastport
Wilmington
Paine’s Furniture
Canal ST
S ° Haite
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