Cooperative Tailor to Students in Boston Invites Orders
TO STUDENTS ! Members of the different Schools and Col leg es. You are cordially invited to leave your orders for full clothing while passing through the city. We do the largest student trade of any strictly fine tailoring firm in the country. We are direct importers, and show a special line of woollens shown by the other firm. Our garments are hand-made by men, and we do nothing but strictly fine work. In our new Department for Young Men we offer special inducements to Students, and orders can be left now for future delivery. FRANK D. SOMERS, Cooperative Tailor to nearly all the Schools and Colleges, 5 Park street, Boston.
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Frank D. Somers
Cooperative ‘Lailor
Park Street
Boston
Weather forecast for New England and coast stations
Indications from Washington predict rain for Maine New Hampshire Vermont and coastal warming winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect rain and cooler conditions with brisk to high coastal winds. Eastern New York sees rain and cooler afternoons with winds shifting to northwest Sunday. Cautionary signals issued from Portland to Atlantic City.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Portland
Atlantic City
Burchell Charged with Murder in Woopstock
A grand jury in Woopstock on September 19 returned a true bill charging Reginald Burchell with the murder of Frederick Benwell in what prosecutors call a fatal crime.
Strikers to remain unreinstated on New York Central
H Walter Webb of the New York Central announces in Albany that none of the strikers on the line from New York to Buffalo will be rehired. He cites sufficient current staffing, weeded out troublemakers, loyalty of old and new workers, and a firm policy against reinstatement to end the six week dispute.
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Albany
N. Y
H. Walter Webb
New York Central
Hein tragedy claims third victim in Portsmouth killings
Maud Hein dies at Cottage Hospital as the coroner's jury reiterates findings in Hein murder case. Funeral services for Hein and his children are held privately at the family home and Harmony Grove Cemetery. Carries, Bertha, and Maud are buried in separate hearses after sorrowful services led by Rev. Baketel.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Maud Hein
Hein
Cottage Hospital
Baketel
Harmony Grove
Carrie
Bertha
Maud
Freshet Floods Railways and Mines Hit Cumberland County
Sept 19 reports detail severe floods in Cumberland County with Fullerton's dam at Athol broken causing $4000 loss. Water-filled cuts on the ship railway, flooded Maccan and Amherst marshes, and Lawson coal mine inundated. Rockville Conn also reports $50,000 flood losses across Ellington Broad Brook Valley with damaged bridges roads and crops. Running trains between Rockville and Springfield halted until Monday.
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Haufax
N. S
Cumberland County
Fullerton
Athol
Maccan
Amherst
Lawson
Rockville
Conn
Ellington
Broad Brook Valley
East Windsor
Tolland
Vernon
Stafford
Springfield
Smith College Opens With Largest Freshman Class Yet
Northampton September 19 Smith College opened with a freshman class of 226 the largest in the college history bringing total attendance to 600 and trustees plan a new hall to accommodate growth.
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Peach’s Point
Horace Greeley
New York
Page Else Hamlin
Justina
Smith College
Northampton
Mass Casualty Reading Railroad Wreck Near Curve
A Reading railroad Pottsville express train derailed after colliding with coal cars near Shoemakerville. Estimates put killed between forty and fifty with twenty eight rescued and thirteen bodies recovered. Dozens injured, including notable victims such as William D. Shomo of Reading and George R. Kaercher, a prominent Pottsville lawyer.
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Reading
Fall River
Treasury
Reapino
Penn
Pottsville
Shoemakerville
Schuylkill
Trainmen Disappointed in Illinois Central Wage Talk
Trainmen on the Illinois Central system met General Managers Beck and Sullivan after a prior agreement. The group pressed for a 33 percent wage increase for conductors brakemen baggage handlers and others on both freight and passenger trains. A further conference is planned, with some weeks expected to elapse before a settlement.
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Curcaco
Ilinois Central
Beck and Sullivan
Chicago
Beck
Illinois Central
Ten Per sons Killed in Mexican Road Collision
The September 19 collision at Rinconada on the Mexican railroad left ten dead and several injured as two trains traveling opposite directions crashed and cars piled atop each other. A Valley Road wreck near Pine Burrr killed Frank Sweet and injured six others the same day.
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City of Mexico
Rinconada
Ien
Pine Burrr
Valley Road
Frank Sweet
Indictments for Census Padders in Minneapolis and St Paul
United States grand jury returns nineteen indictments against census padders in Minneapolis and St Paul. Six Minneapolis enumerators are arrested and post bail of two thousand dollars each.
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Minneapolis
United States Grand Jury
St. Paul
Not Guilty Pleas in Rail Switch Indictments in East Greenbush
In Rensselaer County Court of Sessions the grand jury indicted Thamas Cain Arthur Buett and John Reed for misplacing a Central Hudson railroad switch in East Greenbush on Sept 4. All pleaded not guilty and trial set for next Tuesday. John Cordial and John Kiernan were discharged with no bill. Kiernan rearrested on Aug 29 for obstructing the track and pled not guilty with bail set at 10000.
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Trow N. Y
Rensselaer County Court of Sessions
Thamas Cain
Arthur Buett
John Reed
Central Hudson
East Greenbush
John Cordial
John Kiernan
Kiernan
Albany County
Newport Special Election Narrowly Elects Councilman
In Newport R L September 19 a special election chose the Democratic candidate by a four vote majority over the Republican and Independent contenders. Some ballots were defective and an official recount could alter the result. Republicans held a victory parade last week, with organizations citizens bands and torches along decorated streets serenading city officials.
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Newport
R. L
Republican State convention adjourns without nominations
The Colorado Republican State convention adjourned sine die without nominating state officers. The platform pledged loyalty to the national party, denounced ballot suppression in South Carolina, endorsed President Harrison's administration and its financial policy, supported Speaker Reed, and urged Blair educational and Lodge force bill actions as priorities for next session. Denver reports the ticket nominated later includes Routt as Governor, Eaton for Secretary of State, Henderson as Auditor, Jones as Attorney General, and Fred Dick for Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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Columnia
8. C
National Republican Party
South Carolina
Harrison
Denver
Col
Republican State Convention
John L. Routt
E. J. Eaton
John H. Henderson
Sam W. Jones
Fred Dick
Testing the Petrel at New York Bay Trials
The United States gunboat Petrel conducted unofficial maneuvers in New York Bay including 360 180 and 00 degree turns to check its tactical diameter and a measured mile at low speed. Officers were pleased with the vessel. Official trials awaited Cruiser Philadelphia under Admiral Gherardi, but no board has been appointed yet.
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Newpork
R. IL
United States
Petrel
Philadelphia
Gherardi
Fires Leave $100000 Loss In Whitehall Michigan
A early morning fire in Whitehall destroys thirty buildings including Covell brick block drug store Ruggles Opera House and Whitehall Forum with losses over 100000 and about 65000 insured. Other fires across Vermont Maine and New York report several barns houses and shops burned with varied insured values.
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Mich
Lyman T Covell
M. B. Covell
Ruggles Opera House
E. J. Smith
Whitehall Forum
Reed & Sons
Masonic and
Odd Fellows
Sir
Albans
B. Brown
Swanton Line
New York
Loudon & Johnson's Coffee, Tea
Chamber Street
Waalpo
Wilbert
Whitcomb
PittsrEep
Henry Krab
Bancor
Wage increases for goldbeaters across the country
New York reports that last shops have conceded to wage demands. About 1600 workers nationwide are now employed at weekly pay rising from 250 to 1850 dollars and piece rates from 4 to 626 dollars for beating fifty pennyweights.
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New York
Wanted a Book Keeper to Foster Education
A cheeky analogy questions how much money education needs and urges building a Book Cabinet. It promotes a book-keeper as a practical aid to manage valuable books, claiming it will grow use and spur rapid acquisition in many households within a month.
Arresting Nationalists and Irish Arrests in England
The National League members John Cullinane and Michael Dalton were arrested in England while T. D. Sullivan likely plans a U.S. tour. O'Brien praised the arrests as uniting Irish Americans and urged continued action, while British press reactions varied from condemnation to support for Dublin authorities.
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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O'Brien
the Chronicle
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Telegraph
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England
Portugal and England Relations Amid Cabinet Shifts
Lisbon reports the King met state councillors at Cintra as Novarro calls for cordial yet honorable ties with England while opposing the existing convention. Freitas resigns as Portuguese minister to England and Ribeiro’s final act as foreign minister was recognizing Brazil. London dispatch notes Ribeiro’s resignation tied to cabinet majority.
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England
Lisbon
Cintra
Novarro
Senhor Freitas
Ribeiro
Brazil
London
the Times
Senhor Ribeiro
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