Sally Chases Truth In Complex Love Plot
Sally refuses to abandon her plan to marry a man she loves despite rumors about his family and a dubious earldom claim. Hawkins weighs deception, but Sally insists on meeting the man and requires honesty and proof of character before vows. She declares she loves him despite his name and asks for daylight meeting to confirm his truth.
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Tracy
Earl
Hawkins
Gwendolen
Sally
Snodgrass
Howard Tracy
Zylobalsamum
Zylo
Satanil
Cherokee Strip
Entangled Letters and a Mysterious Engagement
Hawkins orders a special train to New York as Sally contemplates a forged marriage while Earl of Rossmore arrives. Tracy, desolate, plans to visit Sally at the Towers but keeps his head down. Sally probes Tracy with a sharp joke about Snodgrass family illness and tests his restraint.
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Hawkins
Sellers
New York
Rossmore Towers
Earl of Rossmore
England
Sally
Tracy
Papa
Mamma
Dr. Snodgrass
Dr. Snodrass
Hils
Zylobolsamum Snodgrass
Spinal Menin- Bis
Andiot
Gee
de Earl of
Rossmore
Berkeley
Viscount Berkeley
Howard Tracy
Statesman
Iai
Towers
Art Firm
and Barrow
Tinner
Puss
Fio Sellerses
Washington
Awking
Russia
Siberia
The Sublime Idea of Reforming Earth Climate
In a dramatic confession, the eccentric inventor Colonel Sellers writes Hawkins of a grand plan to reorganize the earth’s climates using sunspots. He envisions selling climate rights worldwide, including Greenland and Iceland, and even shipping Siberia to finance the scheme, while signaling a planned departure for England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
Rome & Boon
Siberia
North Pole
Greenland
Iceland
Arctic Circle
England
Pacific
Atlantic
Governor Russell Endorses Cleveland and Tariff Reform
Gov. William Eustis Russell of Massachusetts voices strong support for Cleveland’s presidential bid and a tariff reform platform. He argues party unity, leadership fit, and victory depend on a firm Democratic stand on tariff reduction, urging the national ticket align with this policy. He rejects personal nomination talk and backs party success through Cleveland.
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Russell
GLOBE
Chicago
New York
California
Maine
Gulf
William Eustis Russell
Massachusetts
Gov. Russell
State House
Gov
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Senate
Foraker Faction Denies McKinley Chair Victory
In Cortumsus Ohio on March 26 the Republican State central committee faced a split vote over convention chairmanship. Representative Charles Griffin of Toledo defeated Gov. William McKinley by 11 to 10, stunning McKinley supporters and Sherman backers alike as the Foraker faction asserted its influence.
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Cortumsus
Ohio
New England News Digest: Littledale Verdicts and Boston Crime Bys
Reports from Boyton Superior Court show Blanche Littledale and her father Albert winning $160 and $250 respectively against Mrs. Hannah Osgood and Freeman D. Osgood over alleged faulty drainage at 64 Cedar St Roxbury. Elsewhere in Gloucester County, ship Annie M Small reports a plot to murder its captain foiled, the steward’s self harm, and a pickpocket chase ending in capture. Massachusetts poet Josiah D. Canning, known as The Peasant Bard, dies at 75, with his literary legacy noted along with his father’s pastorate and forthcoming works.
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Blanche W. Littledale
Albert W. Littledale
Freeman D. Osgood
Hannah F. Osgood
Superior Court
Boyton
Blanche Littlehale
Littlehaloe
Atenement
Cedar St
Roxbury
Littlehale
Massachusetts
Josiah D. Canning
Gill
Mass
Surya Phelps & Ingersoll
Greenfield
New
Bunting the Moth Extermination Efforts in Mapex Mass
Supt Fore of the gypsy moth commission leads a large crew in Mapex Mass to stop spread of gypsy moth. They have cut hundreds of trees, dug up old stumps, burned bushes and shrubs, and report last year’s infested areas show no signs this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapex
Mass
Forbush
Gypsy Moth Commission
Hubbardston Treasurer Surrenders After Absconding
O E F Tyler Hubbardston's former tax collector surrendered in Hartford after a months long flight from Feb 16. He had vanished with town funds totaling about 10850 he kept 5100 entries paid but not remitted. He previously earned 1500 a year and hid from officers while writing letters home to his wife.
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Worcester
Mass
Tyler
Hubbardston
Hartford
Texas
Salisbury
Constable Clark
Are
Clark
River and Harbor Bill Items by State in House Report
New England items list harbor works for Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Hampshire Vermont Maine with numerous towns and project sums. The bill as reported carries about 20 million dollars, roughly 300 thousand less than 1888 committee reports and about 4 million less than the bill’s prior passage.
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House
Washieton
New England
Rhode Island
Block Island
Newport
Point Judith
Harbor of Refuge
Pawtucket
Providence River
Narragansett
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Black Rock
New Haven
Stokington
Five Mile River
Duck Island
Stamford
Connecticut River
Hartford
Housatonic
Thames
Mystle
New Hampshire
Little Harbor
Bellamy
Cochece
Vermont
Otter Creek
Maine
Camden
Rockland
Mooseabee
York
Portland
Rock Cove
Mt. Desert
Porcupine Island
Belfast
Bayaduce River
Kennebec
Narragaugus
Penobscot
Saco
Breakwater
Hanascket
Menhaden Bill Killed in House Committees
Washington March 23 The House merchant marine and fisheries committees voted 7 to 106 that Rep Lapham Rhode Island bill allowing menhaden taking in bays and creeks is unconstitutional and should be reported to the House. The panel believes Congress lacks power to regulate fish in waters deemed under state jurisdiction. Despite odds fishers press on to push the measure. Clever trick by a Boston thief An accused pickpocket escaped from station 2 after being arrested Tuesday afternoon.
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Washington
House Committees On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Lapham
Rhode Island
House
Congress
Monitor for Naval Battalion Training in Nantucket
Lieutenant-Commander John C Soley seeks use of the monitor Nantucket for his Naval Battalion drills. Despite a prior reply to send the assaiac the Nantucket appears to be headed to the Brooklyn yard and is praised as well suited for battalion training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Soley
Naval Battalion
Navy Department
Uise
Nantucket
Department
Assaic
New York
Chili
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Solev
Ellwood Returns to Court in Rhode Island Appeal
George A. Ellwood the escaped Ohio convict, convicted of a major Rhode Island burglary, appeared in court with counsel awaiting sentencing. Charles R. Cousins posted surety to pursue an appeal to the Supreme Court and prepared a 24 page letter for Judge Winn. He argued witnesses may have perjured themselves and challenged the admissibility of prior bad character evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provinencer
George A. Ellwood
Ohio
Rhode Island
Charles R. Cousins
North Providence
Supreme Court
Winns
Ellwood
Deer Rescued After Swims by Fish Boat Near Wallis Sands
Portrsmouth NH March 25 A fishing schooner Grace Choate returning from Ipswich bay spotted a deer swimming near Wallis sands Kye beach. The animal, believed driven to sea by dogs, was pulled aboard by the dories. In Boston born Rev Dr Frederick A Farley aged 91 died in Brooklyn NY He was Harvard College's oldest surviving graduate and pastor emeritus at the Church of the Saviour Mrs Farley predeceased him with two of their four children Fred C Farley and Mrs Osborne surviving.
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Portrsmouth
N. H
Grace Choate
Ipswich Bay
Wallis’ Sands
Kye Beach
Wentworth House
Newcastle
Harvard
Frederick A. Farley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston
Harvard College
Unitarian,church of the Saviour
Farley
Jane Sigournan
Farle
Fred C. Farley
New York
Osborne
United State
Maine's Largest Shipowner Dies in Portland
John G. Donnell, Maine's leading postwar shipowner and a major Portland real estate holder, died this morning. He was long recognized as Maine's largest shipowner and a prominent business figure in Portland.
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Portlandd
John G. Donnell
Maine
Portland
Brakeman Bartley McDonough Killed by Freight Train
Bartley McDonough aged 23 of this city died after being run over by a freight train in Pawtucket while switching at noon yesterday. He died shortly after from injuries sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provence, R. L
Bartley McDonough
Pawtucket
Convictions and fires reported in Concord district court
In Concord Massachusetts district court Edward A Foster and William Longhurst were convicted of non feeding two cows. Foster fined 150 dollars and two months imprisonment. Foster appealed and must appear at June term. Longhurst paid the… Also reports a death by suicide of Frank Hammond in North Smithfield aged 19, a boy crushed at Webster paper mill in Orono, damages awarded to Mrs. Sawyer against Newburyport, a fire at a Pittsfield house, and remarks from state officials at a New Hampshire farmers institute. The Nathan Hale homestead near South Coventry narrowly escaped fire with Peterson family involved and help from Barres and others.
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District Court
Concord
Mass
Edward A. Foster
Somerville
William Longhurst
Foster
Lexington
Superior Court
Longhurst
Frank Hammond
North Smithfield
John Chisholm
Webster Paper
Orono
Lawrence
Sawyer
Newburyport
Lenox Road
Pittsfield
Ellen Murphy
Farmers’ Institute
New Hampshire State Board of Agriculture
Sanborntown
N. J. Batchelder
Charles McDaniel
Springfield
Moses Humphrey
Alonzo Towle
Nathan Hale
Coventry
Windham County
Peterson
Barres
Harnes
Miss Peterson
Biosey Gees
Oreo
Wallace
Wood
Fourth Congressional District
City Hall
Fiteburg
Aoa. m
Levi C. Whitcher
Warren
N. H
Von
Hollis
N. A
Rollin White
Smith & Wesson
Lowell
George Stubbard
East Warren
N.hs
Plymouth
N. 1
Worcester
Loring Coes
Lohk
John Arlene
J. P. Pinkerman
Bridgeport
Conn
S. O. Prentice
Rylands
Para Rubber Shoe Company
South Framingham
Bangor
United States
Saunders
George Nadeau
Depury
Marshal McNally
New Brunswick Line
Fort Kent
Aroostook County
Harry Needham
Norwich & Worcester
F Plainfield
Norwich
New York Express
Claverick St
Providence
Thomas J. Walker
N. I
New Hampshire Board of World's Fair Commissioners
Washington
Chicago
Henry W Blair
Rutland
Atkins Party
Biddeford Journal
Eben Blaze of
Porter
Andrew Jackson
Cleveland
Amos Blaze
Iimaster
Atty
Gen
Eastman
Rhode Island
St. Boniface
Gustaf Kuntyon
American Spool and Bobbin Company
Riggs
Farmington
Allen, Field & Lawrence
Soston
Nathan E. Sanborn
Laconia
Belmont
New England Conference
Winthrop Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Boston
J. F. Hurst
D. D
American Universty
Washington, D. C
Maine and national notices mix in crowded docket
The itemized column reports a libel suit against J. H. Conrado of Montana, various court actions in Providence and Worcester, census figures for Maine showing a male and female split, and updates on political conventions, arrests, accidents, and notable deaths.
Indian Flood Tradition Echoes Biblical Stories
The article notes that many Native American tribes lacked Bible-based tradition on Jesus but preserved creation, Babel, and flood myths. A Musquaki leader quips about Noah by saying their people already knew the flood from canoe legends, claiming water levels and mud show water receded. Major Davenport had little more to extract.
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St. Louia Republic
Western Hemisphere
Jesus
Tower of Babel
Major Davenport
Agein
Ir. Davenport
Beware of the Cheap Thimble
A St Louis Globe-Democrat piece warns sewing workers about cheap thimbles containing lead or harmful metals. It praises silver or plated thimbles and burnished steel as safer, especially for slow-healing hands, and cautions against risky metals. The page also includes a fragmented anecdote about a lawyer and a dubious handwriting exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Parliament golf handicap set for this year
Members of both Houses of Parliament, clerks of both Houses and members of the press gallery will compete in a parliamentary golf handicap this year signaling a lighter side to official duties.
Outlook of Business in Weather Affected Trade
The R Deal Co weekly review notes unfavorable weather slows trade and Behring Sea and silver issues add uncertainty. Yet wool, cotton and shoe sectors show improved tone while grain and oil shift modestly. iron and copper demand rises with low prices easing.
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Deal Co
Bost
Pittsburg
Drop In Wheat Prices As Markets Open In Crkaco
Cr:aco March 26 There was a two cent break in wheat today amid disappointing cables light exports for the week and rains in the Southwest. May opened 420 lower at 81 cents, fell to 81c, then recovered to 8144. Estimated 1200 cars to Duluth and Minneapolis and a visible supply of 750,000 to 1,000,000 were reported just before 11 o'clock, slipping from 81446 to 81. The 41 o'clock price stood at 80% s80%40.
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Crrcaco
Shorts
Duluth
Minneapolis
15 000 Bales In A Day Wool Imports From Australia Rise
The year sees a surge in Australian wool imports with 15 000 bales reaching Boston in a day and about 60 000 bales in transit. George Follett of 144 Duane Street notes fashion and tariff factors, claiming Ohio wools rival Australia in finest grades and that shipments arrive in good condition boosting demand.
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Boston
George &. Follett
Duane
Sayama
Missouri River Packers Form Mutual Protection Association
Representatives of Western packing houses met in Omana Neb to form the Missouri River Packers Association for mutual protection. John S Knox of Omaha Cudahy presided with U S Everson Kansas City as secretary. An executive committee was appointed to finalize the organization and address freight rates from Missouri River points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Neb
Western Packing Houses
John 5. Knox
Cudahy Company
U.S. Evperson
Kansas City
John S. Knox
Omaha
J. V. Mahoney
Sioux City
J. Jallandingham
Missouri River
Missouri River Packers Association
Court showdown in Stickney packers case in Cutoano
Judge Tuley opens a major interstate antitrust battle in Cutoano as Stickney packers sue the New Jersey owned Union Stock Yards Company. Armour Armour Swift Morris defendants pledge heavy spending. case could span two weeks and seeks consolidation of 12 suits under the Sherman Act and interstate law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutoano
Tuley
Stickney Packers
New Jersey Corporation
Union Stock Yards Company
Armour, Swift and Morris
Armour
Willow wood logs and wooden legs reshape market
The article notes a surge in willow wood demand for artificial logs and wooden legs. English makers claim premier willow comes from streams in their counties, while the U.S. also cuts vast quantities. Modern iron-tipped stumps fade as lighter, more comfortable limbs gain popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Brutal Politics in England Echoed in Concert Verse
The article notes bitter clashes in English politics shared with American rancor and mentions a songsatire about Gladstone performed at a Conservative club concert. It describes the G. O. M. rising to a heavenly mansion while a character named Aniesa-oh travels downward, capturing the club’s mood and the evening’s entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Edinburgh
Gladstone
The Touch of Sympathy The Lewiston Journal item
A grieving mother recalls her lost baby, an only child, and the moment a neighbor's arrival disrupted her sobs with an upsetting scene, leaving the woman still inconsolable and the hour deeply poignant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Journal
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Monitor
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Doc” Langley
Peter Funks
Parmenter
Columbia Land and Lumber Company
New Jersey
Commissioner of Corporations
Langley
Atl-Loan and Anti-fat Company
Newampshire
Mexican Guano Company
West India Guano Company of
New Mameshire
Chaplain Anti-Friction Car Company of
Continental
Uxbridge
Chris Gredig
Rhodes
Sloan
Milford Road
Gentleman George
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Outlook OF Business
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Australia
Form Association For Mutual Trade Protection
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