Fissures in Anglo American Fishing Rights Amid Ocean Disputes
The article traces long standing conflicts over fishing rights between the United States and Great Britain. It recounts treaty history from 1783 to 1818, noting rights to fish and to dry and cure in unsettled bays and harbors, and how terms like unsettled and status quo ante influenced interpretation amid successive negotiations led by figures such as Albert Gallatin and Rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
America
Nova Scotia
Magdalen Islands
Labrador
Monroe
Albert Gallatin
Mr. Rush
Map of Fishing Rights and Three Mile Limit Dispute
The article examines historical fishing limits between the United States and Britain Canada and how the three mile limit affected access to bays harbors and inshore fisheries. It notes treaty changes 1818 1763 and 1866 and the rise of mackerel fisheries and reciprocity negotiations affecting American and Canadian fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Three Mile
Limita
Svecied
Herbore
United Ea
Congress
Thore
Arbitration, Treaties, and the Halifax Award of 1877
The passage traces postwar tensions over fisheries rights and compensation. It notes the Geneva award of 1872 and Halifax award of 1877, where Britain would receive £1,100,000 for full fishery rights, prompting American protests. It covers the failed reference plan, the 1886 treaty, and the roles of Cham berlain Angell and Putnam with UK and Canada officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Great Britain
United States
London
England
Halifax
Delfossa
Acta of Congress
Joseph Chamberlain
Messrs
Angell and Putnam
Bayard
Congress
Charles Tupper
Canada
Lionel Sackville West
Mr. Chamberlain
Russian experiments ignite nitroglycerine in regular shells
Serge D. Smollianinoff, a Russian experimenter, claims a method to fire nitroglycerine in ordinary shells from standard cannon. Tests at Newport and Governor's Island reportedly fired 800 shells without detonation and exploded at a mile and a half, prompting naval officers to call the invention highly significant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serge D. Smollianinoff
Mr. Smollianinoff
Earth
D. Smollianinoff
Hell
Mr. Smot- Haninoff
Newport
R. I
Governor's Island
New York Harbor
Smollianinoff
Europe
Merry Marriage Bells End Hawley’s Six Year Senate Ties
Gen Joseph Roswell Hawley, re-elected senator in January for six years, weds Miss Edith A Horner in a high profile match. Hawley, North Carolina born and Connecticut resident, marries an English nurse famed for Zulu war service and hospital reform in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Roswell Hawley
United States Senate
Edith A Horner
North Carolina
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Senator Hawley
Bride
Woseley
Miss Fisher
Philadelphia Hospital
Horner
Gen. Hawley
Stewartsville
N.C
Harriet Foote
Guilford
Conn
Philadelphia Coutan
Fragmentary note on dental costs and elections
A garbled excerpt discusses dental care spending and possible savings after age milestones. It mentions "entiste" and large outlays, with unclear references to votes and durations, forming a fragmented, non-coherent snippet without identifiable individuals or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gant
Discovery Rumors and Patent Medicine Claims
A historical fragment notes debates on the discovery of America as well as a pack of patent medicine advertisements claiming cures for consumption headaches and various ailments. The text lists products like Wm Hall’s Balsam and Dr Jones Blood Clover Tonic with prices and agent notices, reflecting 19th century public notices and medical advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jones
A. O. Hyde
Duffield Boots Pioneer Cuts Prices and Props for Public
Preface narrates Duffield's first year in town, noting lower boot and shoe prices, strong patronage, and honest selling. It claims competitors reduced prices, Duffield sells at cost-plus, with large sales and small profits, backed by advertising. Chapter 7 shows a customer recounting rough treatment and pledging future patronage to Duffield.
Great Excithment in Bha Ton County Michigan
In Eaton Rapids Michigan on May 16 1887 G Collins a Charlotte pharmacist endorses Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup for rheumatism loss of appetite and sleep. He reports improved blood health appetite and mobility after use since January calling the remedy the greatest family medicine and tonic. The testimonial cites T D Green and E Beaevson among others in support of the cure and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hall
Cuamnorre, Mica
Collins
Hibbard
Eaton Rapids
Mica
Walworth & Soule
E. Beaevson
Ferguson
Caelrae Air &Balworte
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United States Arena Fish
Americh
Tme
Columbue
Eample
Pierce
Harper's Berar
Aca Bush
Arlington Free Press
Boston Courier
Dan Ba Troly
A.O. Hyde
Beaton Courier
Nast
Duffield
E. Duffield
Pepeiaas
Dufield
Bhaton County
Mich
Charlotte
T. D. Garren
Juntios of the Peace and Real Estate Agent
Charlotte, Mich
T. D. Green
CoLllins
Drugeist
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