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Newspaper

Hull Daily Mail

Location

Hull, North Humberside, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 31, 1888

Page

3

Formidable resistance to cab aselen and memorial notes

The piece reflects tension as Ridley plans to back the rejection of the cab aselen, with strong influence from top House members on both sides. It recalls the Sir Herbert Stewart memorial and the public sorrow over his death in the Sudan. It covers army remount pricing, perjury concerns in divorce cases, and railway electrification trials, alongside social notes on potato spirit imports and a pastor’s resignation with a testimonial fund.

Matthew Ridley Cab-Aselen Herbert Stewart Soudon England Gordon Soudan Stewart There Islands

North Shields salvage suit and local dockside injuries

In Admiralty Division Mr Justice Butt heard an action by the Howick owners master and crew demanding salvage remuneration for towing the Westbourne to Carthagena after a propeller loss in bad weather. A labourer on the s s Oxford at Albert Dock sustained a serious leg injury from a winch, was treated at the Royal Infirmary, and later returned home.

Apschmatty Casxe Admiralty Justice Butt North Shields Howick Westbourne Mesers Cammell and Co Hull Mediterranean Westhourne Carthagena Lawrence Osborne Street S.s. Oxford Albert Dock Ock Company Royal Infirmary Clowes Mission Room Harriet Wade Beverley Westwood D.S.J.T U.S.J.T Alhampra Theatre VakikriEs G. Vance Messrs Forest and Wood Mies Iron Edgar Irone Seolia Ada Izon Wilard Willis Daucers Bennet Harley

Barnes of New York at Hull Theatre Delights Crowd

Hull Theatre presents Barnes of New York with Mr Yorke Stephens as Barnes and Miss Clara Cowper as Martta. The production by Rutland Barrington adapts the sensational novel into a three act drama set in Nice Ajaccio and London with a vendetta plot and romantic entanglements. Audiences filled the house on opening night and praised the strong ensemble, vivid scenes, and powerful finale.

Barnes New York Legion Hull Ajaccio Nice Gibraltar Alexandris England Martia Maud Harteris Rutland Barrington Barrington Marita Antonio Paoli Thomasso Maud Charterie Enid Anstruther Maud Enid Paris Danella Antonio Edwin Edwin Anstruther Old Thomasso Yorke Stephens Mrtephens Oas Stephens Clara Cowper Martta Sucy Miss Cowper Count Donella Edward Sass Ella Charteris Miss O. Lindsay Portra Y Heaid Anstruther Emma Gynne Elsie Chester Isola Ys Thomasso J. A. Howell Edwin G. Anstruther W. Calvers O. Marion Freeman Ome Fellowes Arthur D. Fleet Captain Oc

Anglo Danish Exhibition Attracts Thousands Of Visitors

A popular resort spot now draws thousands of sightseers with added amusements and Pain and Sons illuminations, claimed as the best yet. Balloon ascent by veteran aeronaut Mr Simmons is featured. Arrangements allow ascent for visitors at a supplied bar. Exhibition connected with a reader out in the by subway. Excursions announced with admission details through the year.

Pain and Sons Simmons Us Dietaed Bee Advo

Organ Building in Hull by Forster and Andrews

A report extols the Hull firm Forster and Andrews for organ building, noting their facilities, staff of about 120, and global reach with organs in Yorkshire and beyond. It details the Alloa Scotland project and lists specifications, pipes and stops for a large new town organ, plus other church orders and workshop capabilities.

Messrs Forster South Souls Ifax Andes Dral New South Wales Sydney University New South West Bromwin Town Hall City Temple London Beverley Town Hall Yorkshire Hull Archbishop of York Frederick A. Gore-Ouseley Bart Oxford H.S. Oakley University of Es R. v. Stewart Dublin J. Sbtainer Paul's Cathedral Bridge Westminster Abvey Mashion Temple Church W. T. Best St. George’s Hall Liverpool Mesers Forster and Andrews Alloa Scotland Charlotte-street Andrewa James Forster Wellwynd U.P Airdrie New Baptist Church Barnsley All Saints St. George's Presbyterian Church Groves Wesleyan Tron O Edinburgh Rishton Lancashire Succes Scidicenes Wood Cats Banks Bon Déncicuns Sscccesnees Mintare Lieblicheflote Geigen S.ceeeee Borneo Additin Wkkewees

Shipping Intelligence Hull Foreign July 30

Shipping notices list sailing details and cargoes including Eldorados Bergen potatoes cattle Goole Romeoes Dunkirk US and Nicaragua specific vessel names and routes in the Hull foreign section dated July 30.

Amagive Eldorados Bergen Wilsons Kosa Jersey Goole Romeoes Dunkirk Carolina Umea Kaffrarias Are Baileys Jontsen Brahest Axel Nibe Rogte Manx Jos de Guatemala Roga Lollands Esbjerg

Movements of Hull Vessels and Ships to Ports

A list of ships and movements with departures and arrivals across Mediterranean, Baltic, and North Sea ports. Vessels include Hull bound ships, arrivals at Malta, Naples, Leghorn, Riga, Liverpool, Rafso, Stockholm, Constantinople, Shields, Hull, Hamburg, Leith, Copenhagen, St Petersburg, Ghent, Grimsby, and Cronstedt. Names such as John Co. Munro, Aurora, St Andrews, Westellas, Southellas, Industrys, and Paranas appear among the traffic.

HULL Rialto's Odessa Malta Neros Naples Leghorn Marengos Alexandria Eratos No Force Gozos Fr Rigsy Sapphos Riga Loko Torpedos Liverpool Industry 8 Rafos Westelas Rafso Salerno Constantinople John CO. Munro Shields Valparaiso Aurora Porsgrund Evangeline Gravesend Lauring Albany St. Andrews Lond Arenes Hamburg Uly Fiedts Petersburg Ssex Stors Elizabeths Kont Winesteads Leith Paranas Copenhagen Cossacks St Petersburg Hopes Reval Severns Soderhamn Hull A.m West Ridings Ghent Dantzic P.m Westella 8 Rasso Southellas Grimsby Joseph Somes Skelleften Industry S Cronstedt

North-east Coast Deer Sea Fisheries Prosper Through Week

The Goons sea fisheries on the north east coast reported a prolific week as sea ice and winds allowed boats to leave harbour daily. Herrings were plentiful with some good catches and an exceptional wholesale price of 83rd per 100. Herrings grew in size and quality, signaling a promising season despite a slow start. Salmon and salmon trout also yielded strong catches with high prices due to strong demand.

Tragedy in the North Sea Still Unclear

Grimsby police have not resolved the mystery surrounding the youth found at sea and supposedly linked to the Hull smack. Discrepancies include the iron bindings, the boy’s age and race, and whether the body endured weeks in water. The key questions remain the identity of the fishing vessel involved and how he entered the sea.

Grimsby Fletcher

Wesleyan Conference Holds Short Session at Camborne

The Wesleyan Conference met in Camborne with Rev Joseph Bush presiding, and Rev John Walton later presiding in his absence at the Stationing Committee. Reports from Sheffield College announced abolition of the dual centect and new headmaster Mr J. J. Findlay with Rev V. W. Pearson as chaplain. The Allan Library seeks premises for its valuable collection while negotiations for a suitable site continue. Six missionaries were elected to attend the upcoming representative session. Obituary notes Rev James Clapham, a longtime minister and former Sheffield District chairman. The Irish Church and Politics address was read, reaffirming mission focus and education aims. Conference services featured extensive sermons, and candidates for ordination were examined at Weeley Chapel. The Stationing Committee met to revise stations, listing major changes across several districts, including North-West Mission and London divisions.

J. D. Rodway Southstreet Baptist Church Rew Forthcom F. Richardson Waverleystreet R. Chatterton Arnold - Street C. E. Swinchatt Bank - Street M. D. Smith Whitet.te Adamson Scott-street W. Mead Street Rose Victoria - Streets Met Beverley-road J. F. Walker Jarra Street J. Richards Great Wham Camborne Joseph Bush John Walton Allan Library Allan James Clapham Clapham Hull George-yard Manchester Cheetham-hill Liverpool Brunswick-street York Sheffield Carver-street Wolverhampten J. E. Clapham W. M’ Arthur Weeley Chapel Newcastle North-West Mission R. F. Broomfield F. H. Naylor London Mildmay Park Nicholson G. Stringer We Canning Town F. J. Murrell R. M. Spoor Finsbury Park W. W Ward J. Murrell Kensington T. Harrison Dr Nicholson Skipton John W. Booth George Dyer Williams Tomlinson Illiam L. Appleby Beverley John Ritchie Pickering James Ritchie Frederick Barber Stokesley H. J. Atkinson William Allen Darlington North-road R. Stephenson B.A J. Samuel Jones Seeee W. G. Dawson T. L. Withington Bedale Edward Russell Matthew Ingle Brunswick G. T

Grimspy Bazaar Opens to Help St James Church Tower

Grimspy Bazaar at Grimspy Town Hall opened by the Countess of Yarborough and the Earl. Stalls decorated as rustic cottages to reflect a village scene. The event aids the St James Church Tower restoration, aiming to raise funds to cover a £600 deficit. Also reports accidents and deaths in Grimsby including a shipboard injury and a child’s death at Cleethorpe Road.

Grimspy St. James Countess of Yarboroug Earl of Yarborough Lincoln Isaac Thompson Ateam Anotogh Johnson Balderton Notts Richards Cleethorpe Road Rose Johnson Joseph Kirke Clee Hotel

Death by self in Haxey man found dead in pond

At Haxey on Sunday last, William Legnott of Green Hill disappeared from his bed about two in the morning and drowned himself in a two foot deep pond at Grasselound two miles from home. He wandered the fields seeking death, with earlier attempts noted along his path.

Suppen St&cron Trigg East Riding Haxey William Legnott Green Hill Grasselound

Editor of the Free Library Protest Letter from Hull 1588

A reprint of a short letter from Hull dated 31 July 1588. The writer claims over 100 people were asked about being safe with a Free Library project, with only three affirmative replies from a school board member, a town councillor, and a person paying two pence weekly to a library. The signer pledges truth and questions promoters’ seriousness about town expenses.

Hull

Blakeney and Sunday Band Clash at Hull Park

A Hull reader recounts Mr Blakeney's Sunday park appearance amid derision from 500 to 600 attendees. The writer notes police helped keep order, Blakeney spoke amid jeers from youths, and praises the authorities while criticizing the event and Sunday band permissions. The letter argues Sabbath values and urges no permission for Sunday park bands.

Hull Esid Blakeney Gentlemen In Blue

Brull And District Cricket Union Sets Round One Dates

A Brull and District Cricket Union committee meeting decided to push first round ties to next Saturday with a final tie a week later. Several matches and umpire lists were adjusted, New Holland meets Paragon Locomotives after a no show, and byes were allocated to Swift's and others. The official result of the first round will appear in Monday's Mail.

Messrs W. Gilchrist Eat Hull G. Matthews Wilberforgs T. Thorley St. Mark’s W. Parker St. Augustine’s J. C. Ellis Christ Church J. Ramater Alpert United A. Jefferson New Holland Blundell Spence St. Paul E. Gregory Albert United H. Nutchey Albers United Albers United 2Nd v. Hull United—G. Atkin (St. Paul’s) and A. Moorby Church Institute Witon St. Mary’s v. St. A Tine T. A. Melles T’, Coates Wilberforce St. John’s v. Christ Church Johnsoh St. Paul’s H. Rymer Rovers South Myton V. Ss. Stephen’s H. Adams E. K. Lawson Ss. Mark’s J. W. Brown Porter Street Temperance Swift’s St. Thomas Marfleed Hopestreet

North Shields Woman in Utah Abduction Tale

A North Shields woman Eliz abeth Turnbull Rutter, in Chicago faint from hunger after a four day trip from Ogden Utah to England. She claims her son was coerced into a Mormon emigrant party in England, letters intercepted, and her husband murdered after warning of his escape. The Mormon leaders deny foul play and call the death accidental.

Elizabeth Turnbull Rutter North Shields Eagland Chicago Indiana U.S Ogden England Boston Sunday Herald Utah Joseph Holbert Rutter Rubdter

Eight-Year-Old Kills Brother Then Slashes Self in Paris

Paris telegram reports a grim double tragedy in Rue de Bercy where eight year old Alphonse Siauzade fatally wounded his six year old brother Louis before killing himself with a razor. Covenel, the man linked to the household, and his partner face inquiry into the incident. The elder child had previously attempted harm, including driving a nail into Louis's head, and is described as harboring a deadly hatred.

Paris London Telegraph Rue de Bercy Govenel Madame Sinazade Covenel Madame Siauzade Louis Alphonse Alphonse Siauzade Trousteau Intensi

Parnell Commission Bill Debate Expands to Five Commissioners

In the House of Commons a committee considered the Members of Parliament Charges and Allegations Bill. Debate focused on increasing commissioners from three to five, concerns about bias, scope, and the jury substitute nature of the inquiry. MPs argued over Day’s suitability, potential political influence, and whether to limit the inquiry to charges and allegations or broaden it to complicity and related crimes.

House of Commons Courtney Slixton H. Ma Payne Sheffield Belfast London Parnell America Great Britain Lapoueners Sexton Fox Justice Day Forrest Forton W. H. €mutHu Joan Money Morley Torquemada Batravur Lord Wolmer Petersfield Morey Adama Grapstones Goscuen Newcastle Gladstone Ntleman GoschEeNn Joan Morey Goscuza Justice Ley Treasury Justice Smith Midlovhian Grape Tone Gorden Parner Anderson Home Secretary William Hascourt Repent Kye Dumfries H. Matthews Bond James Lowthxe Sorichon-General Grorae Trevelyan Glasgow Jessef H Chamberlain Birmingham

MR CHAMBERLAIN AND THE PARNELLITES

In the House debate Mr T P O Connor used an offensive term directed at Chamberlain. He repeated the expression after being asked what it was, and later indicated he was willing to withdraw it. The Speaker noted the incident and sought assurance of its withdrawal.

Courtney J. Caan- Berlain T. P. O’connor Judas Chamberlain Biggar J. Repsonp

Nationalist plan adjournment over Mandeville death

Nationalist action on the Mandeville case discussed after the death, with a probable adjournment motion by Mr O'Brien for Tauraday to call attention to the circumstances. The party postponed action until the Coroner's jury verdict, and O'Brien is expected to reach London Thursday morning.

O’brien Tauraday Mandeville London

Liberal Unionists vote with Ministers on Parnell Commission division

The division on the amendment to omid featured Liberal Unionists Day's associates Lord Hartington Chamberlain Lubbock Finlay Cavendish Caine Sinclair Mackintosh siding with the Ministers. Mr Sutherland opposed, voting with Mr Gladstone and the Parnellites in favour. The English Attorney-General, urged by Gladstone to abstain, joined his leader in the division lobby.

Justice Day Parnell Commission Lord Hartington Chamberlain John Lubbock Finlay E. Cavendish Caine Sinclair Mackintosh Sutherland Gladstone Parnellites

Victory ExaMet decorative polish sold by R Todd and Son

An 1890s style advertisement extols Topp's Victory ExaMet for home beautification with decorative tins and post prices. It warns against imitation medicines and promotes Lofthouse and Salomer's Pills, claiming private formula and health benefits, with a Hull Market-place address for Salomer.

Topp R. Todd and Son Lofthouse Salimer Oteons Salomer Market-place Hull

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Army Remount Department War Department Darling Q.C Sir E. Watkin Metropolitan Railway Tse Scotsman Hull Theatre ASKAM Forster and Andrews Shipping Intelligence Romeos Clair India S Goe Rosa Clara Maracaibo Justic North Sea THE Wesleyan Conference Wesley College T. Allen Sheffield College Dallinger J. J. Findlay V. W. Pearson District News Barton Sophy Tombleson Driffield Doggan Church-street Ilile Great Northern Gainsborough Grimsby Intelligence the Free Library MR. Blakeney Brull and District Cricket Union MR Chamberlain MR Labouchere
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