Howard's Letter on McAllister and New York Society
A caustic social critique from New York about Grover Cleveland and his wife, focusing on the 400 crowd, Arthur and Waite portraits, and the sham of metropolitan society. The writer praises Cleveland's honesty and predicts social friction with McAllister while lampooning opera patrons and New York elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McAllister
New York Society
New York
Washington
Capitol
Arthur
Waite
United States
Grover Cleveland
Jean
Blaine
Levi P. Morton
Roscoe Conkling
Conkling
Morton
Garfield
Judge Waite
Mr. Waite
Mr. Cleveland
Delavan House
Bissell
Lamont
Hayes
Clevelands
Cleveland
Grundy
McAllister
Novel Salmon Industry To Be Introduced into Connecticut Waters
A Connecticut notice discusses reviving salmon fisheries in the Thames, Shetucket, and Quinebaug rivers. Z R Robbins plans fish ways and shutes at Greenville dam to allow salmon to reach the Thames, with eggs to be planted and fishermen in Norwich to support the venture. Also covered are Senate and House debates on naval and Panama issues, contested Smalls-Elliott election, and various appropriation actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
Thames
Shetucket
Quinebang
Z. R. Robbins
Maine
Kescheine
Greenville
J. Robbins
Senate
Sherman
United States
Panama
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Congress
France
Paris
Union Pacine
Hale
Prie
Reed
Ie Chandler
Navy Department
John R. Thomas
Illinois
Secretary of the Navy
Crisp
Friends of Smalls
Smalls
Rowell
Ilinois
Georgia
South Carolina
South
Crolina
Messrs
Caswell
Seney
Oates
Chandler
Tyne
Mr. Thomas
Thomas
Thomas Ha
Plumb
Navy
Mr. Hale
Dolphin
Boston
Atlanta
Chicago
House
McCreary
Kentucky
Nnne
Townshend
Illinoos
Smails-Elliott
Chasaed
United States Supreme Court
Simpson
Supreme Court
Overnor Simpson
Samoa
Aro Paro
Manderson
District of Columbia
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Evarts
Washington County
Smalls-Elliott
Hemphill
Hopkins
Wilnois
Williams
Ohio
Lodge
Massachusetts
North
Elliott
Mills
Texas
Committee On Ways and Means
House of Representatives
McKinley
Sayers
Messrs. Sayers
Peniail and
Butterworth
Conerrees
Foran
Joseph K. Plummer
Nicholson
Kesher Shel Barzel convention reports strong reserve fund
The District Grand Lodge No. 1 of the Great Hebrew Order Kesher Shel Barzel met at Arlington Hall New York Feb 17 with 120 delegates from 75 lodges in New England Canada and New York. President Levi J. Isaacs and officers were re elected. Finances are sound though associate lodge membership fell. Since the last meeting $47 000 in policies has been paid off and the reserve fund stands at $73 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kesher Shel Barzel
Arlington Hall
New England
Canada
Levi J. Isaacs
Actions Arising From Grand Lake Coal Failure
New Orleans reports a Pittsburg coal firm failure prompting suits against Joseph B. Williams. Fort Pitt National Bank seeks 38000 and Mechanical National Bank seeks 30000, alleging August storm losses on the lower Mississippi totaling about 500000 from Grand Lake Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Grand Lake Coal Company
Pittsburg
Joseph B. Williams
Fort Pitt National Bank of
Mechanical National Bank of Pittsburg
Mississippi
Baron Li Yen Yang Arrives, NYC Chinese Merchant King
New York February 17 Baron Li Yen Fang also known as Li Yen Pane arrives in the United States with a fleet of carriages to the Pell Street Chinese grocery. At 53 he is described as tall broad and wealthy with branches in Hong Kong Shanghai Mandalay Honolulu Victoria San Francisco and New York and an estimated wealth around ten million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pell Street
Wing Wo Cheong
Li Yen Yang
Jarking
Li Yen Fang
United States
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Mandalay
Honolulu
Victoria
San Francisco
China
Oider
Provenuy Honor Acep
Exactey
Beaides
GLOBE
Boston
Remedy for consumption offered by M C Slocum
To the Editor: I offer a prestive remedy for the disease above named. Timely use has permanently cured thousands of hopeless cases. I will send two bottles of my remedy to any reader who provides their express and P O address. Respectfully TA Slocum 118 Pearl St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocum
M. C
Pearl At
New York
BIC
Emer Lore Ciubot
Brent
New Jeresy
Commercemoney
N. J
P.O
American Fireside and Farm
Weldon Building
Montgomery St
Jersey City
NeSs
Amon Mt Smre
G. Boot
M.D
Pearl Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard
Justice Waite
End
Metropolitan Opera House
Greenwood
Theresa Vaughn
Billy Mestayer
Cad McAllister
United
Connecticut
Z. BR. Robbins
New Hampshire
Mr. Chandler
Diesen
Rance
England
Ker
Secretary of State
Behring Sea
Committee On
Varts
Union Pacific
Coke
Hackworth
Moore
Schutz
Vance
Gray
Rogers
Arkansas
Forney
Alabama
Randall
Cannon
My. Peel
Dakota
Springer
South Dakota
New Mexico
Sioux Falls
North Dakota
Montana
Breckinridge
Yeas
Breckinidge
Baker
Fi Dantering
Adourn
Russell
Committee On Elections
William
Rosecrans
Gibson
Roberson
Louisiana
Eustis
Reagan
Barzel
Jay Gould
Li Yen Pane
Eggleston Truss CO
J. W. Kenyon
Glens Falls
N. Y
J.L. Shepard , CO
Cincinnati
Park
Fannettsburg
Agenta
Campbell
Boyleton
Nnn
Second National Bank
Mary Oraine
Oman
Mnie
Guess Shell
Bove Bank
the Weekly Globe
PIA
Department of Human Knowledge
Unite States
Everett Brown
Jt A
America
Army
North America
Cyclopedia of Natural History
Charles ¢. Abbott, M. D
Ake
Mass
Fmaule
Maule
Ito
Henry Maule
Filbert &J
Philadelphia
Cowy
Mae
Deslon-Dupre Clinique
Tremont St
Wytt
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps
Homoeopathic Chemists
London
Jane Wy O
Emory & CO
Sixth and Vine
Bradford
Tate & Monroe
Willscat F
Drum Corpa
Druw Iejor
Andy
Agents’ Journal
Sample Co
Agents' Journal
Bromfstreet
Wytf Myil
J. H. Reeves
Advigh Pren
Marston
Perk Place
Addraca
Cc. Fowler
Moodus
Box 1738
Brooklyn
Nerly
C. Jd. Mason
U.S
Pike Co. Nurseries
Lonig
Tnina
Moody's
Moody &Co
Wyien
Ben Eshelman
Lewellyn & Co
Swat
Wwe
A. Lehman
Washington,d.c
Cl Olist
H. J . Wehman
Park Row
N.Y
Ifarms & Mills
Ee Fe
R.b.chappin&co
Richmone
Adonanza
GEO. A. Scott
Broadway, Kh. X. Wysm
Brewster Bafety Kein-Holder Co
Holly, Mich
Humane Remedy Co
Hartford
Prudential Real & Tute
Frmsy Co
W. L. Bennett & Co
Auburn, N.Y
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