Ward seeks plan after Sing Sing release in Thompson visit
Ferdioni Ward, freed from Sing Sing, stays with brother F. D. Green in Thompson, Conn. He meets his eight year old son for the first time in years, plans to visit Rochester with Professor Henry Ward, and may return to New York to rebuild his affairs while hoping for lenient treatment from prison authorities. Ward recalls his late wife and considers future business and family support, urging kindness and fair treatment.
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Exports of Specie From New York Port in Past Week Reported
New York reports exports of specie totaling 3 747 for the past week with gold and silver amounts and destinations. Gold shipped abroad in large sums and silver sent to Europe and the Americas. The import trade figures are noted with mixed totals and percentages. Women’s franchise rhetoric appears in parliamentary debate, urging equal voting rights and broad civil liberties.
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New York
Europe
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New York Governor Signs Excise Bill Limiting Licenses
Governor Flower signed the Excise bill, creating a general license at 25 dollars for beer and ale and preserving hotel licenses. It bars saloons near churches or schools within 800 feet, imposes local option, prohibits druggists from selling liquor without physician prescriptions, requires written prescriptions, restricts grocers from liquor entry and ties licensing to business in the same place, allows Sunday hotel sales, and introduces penalties and civil damage claims when notices are served on leases.
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May
Flower
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Minneapolisan official cites Russian famine at worst
Col. Charles McCrea, United States commissioner to the famine district, warned in New York that the famine is the worst civilised nations have faced and that relief is urgently needed. He described U S food aid as widely distributed and greatly needed across all districts amid severe shortages.
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Interesting Renition to me Opened Maneheae Lowpon
Opening of an America exhibit at Maneheae Lowpon May 2 features early American displays. Highlights include St Augustine as 1402 and a panorama of Columbus career through poverty triumph and martyrdom, with costumed scenes and a New York chapter from 178%.
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Paderewski to Return for Concer and 100 New Pieces
The famed pianist Paderewski announces a comeback concert in Los Angeles on November 8 with a star concerto and a program of 100 compositions not yet performed in America. He praises the Boston Symphony Orchestra for its artistry and cites Theodore Thomas as an influential cupdastor.
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Thedore Thomas
Hebrews Seek Judge Levi in Meriden Removal Plea
Three hundred Hebrew citizens through lawyer Strouse file a complaint with Deputy Sheriff Peck demanding that Judge Levi of Meriden City Court appear to show cause why he should not be removed from office The General Assembly is asked to impeach him and query the dates of his term in office as prejudice against the Jewish community of Meriden.
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Republican State Convention at Hartford Chooses Chairs
The Republican State Convention will meet at Bmassford on Tue from May 2. Joseph L. Barbour of Hertford will serve as temporary chairman and General Hawley of Hartford as permanent chairman. Delegates at large endorse the Ger ath of Meride, Windsor and ex Lieut Gov Lua Croke of Brooky. Probability report notes a Minneapolis movement attacked.
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Longley Dies After Street Accident in Baovsium
Jobo K Longley, 63, former New York Assembly member and Columbia County prosecuting attorney, died after being struck on a street in Baovsium on May 2. He recently served as secretary to the port war and remained active in public life amid crop forecasts and Gow condition notes.
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Arrests After Irish Girl Murder Assault
A young Irish girl remains critically consciousness after a Thursday night assault near Front Street. Cooper and Reed are linked to the crime with strong evidence including blood stains on Cooper’s trousers. A town meeting pledged reward money for the assailant’s arrest and conviction.
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Fringe of Society at London Stage Featuring Langtry
The Fringe of Society, a French adapted farce, was staged in London on May 2. Mrs Langtry portrayed a divorced shady widow chasing a youth and an Australian millionaire lover, with Vandervelt as part of the millionaire. The performance drew favorable applause despite protests from certain patrons.
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MIVERS WAGE SCALE SETTLE AT DAWN MEETING
A May 2 gathering of coal operators and union representatives in this city signed a wage agreement for the coming year. The deal fixes mining pay above one inch screen and above 4 inch screen, with wages in other mining departments slightly higher too.
Rail workers reach agreement amid disputes in Delaware and Lackawanna lines
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western system settles a month-old pay dispute. Trainmen, led by President Sloan, secured a $6 per week raise, while other divisions receive $10.80 monthly more than counterparts on different runs. A Hoboken meeting with road officials preceded the accord, and a firemen’s group awaits further developments. Separately, a missing child case from Rossdale, Ulster cement region, resurfaces a decade later as authorities pursue leads involving a woman named Jennie Courtant who claimed maternity.
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Wells Friends Debunk Judge Edmunds Theory Amid Death
Friends of Geo. William Wells dispute Judge Edmunds theory regarding his sudden death from heart disease in a farmhouse. They assert Wells was not in the house when an attack occurred and note his long-standing heart trouble.
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Jamestown Industry to Relocate from England
Henry Lister & Sons of Yorkshire announce immediate move of their fertile industry to Jamestown New York. One hundred acres purchased, factory construction to start in two weeks, twelve hundred fifty workers promised. Reason cited is McKinley tariff reducing British products' U.S. market access.
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Court Docket Crowded as Montgomery Steps Down
Washington dispatch notes Judge Montgomery, appointed by President Cleveland to the District Supreme Court, resigns citing docket crowding and unwillingness of Congress to act. He returns to his private practice, noting his youth and vigor and preference for home work.
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