Tory reform bill drew mixed praise from Liberals and radicals
In Loxpon on March 26, a London correspondent reports Mr Ritchie's local government bill as the most democratic Tory measure since 1867, with county and district councils, new police and licensing arrangements, and London as a county. Radical objections focus on indirect elections, liquor license compensation, local taxation relief, and policing.
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Loxpon
Sproran
Sndh
London
County Council
Manchester
Liverpool
Birmingham
Leeds
Bristol
Bradford
Sheffield
Nottingham
Newcastle
Hull
Metropolitan Board of Works
London Police
Trafalgar Square
England
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Ritchie
Senate to act soon on new fisheries treaty in open session
Washington reports that the new fisheries treaty will be taken up shortly by the Senate and considered in committee on foreign affairs next Saturday at noon. Republican members aim to kill it indirectly by reporting a resolution condemning the treaty or sending it back to the State Department for amendments. Republican and Democratic lines diverge on prompt ratification and the committee backs secrecy over open debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Sherman
Edmunds
South
Frye
Pacific Railroads Committee
Morgan
Brown
State Department
Maine
Massachusetts
Riddleberger
Oleomargarine labeling and ladle-packed butter fraud claims
Professor Blablock criticizes deceptive labeling of oleomargarine and ladle-packed butter, urging truthful origin and production disclosures. He cites revenue stamps, state and federal reports, and expert testimony to argue oleomargarine is wholesome and safer than low-grade butter, while alleging widespread misbranding and adulteration in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Hibbard
United States Revenue
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Utley
Utley & Boynton
Committee On Agriculture
Jersey
Chamber of Commerce
Revenue
Miller
United States
Office of
United States Internal Revenue Department
Miler
Massachusetts State Board of Health
Hibward
New England
Department
H. A. Webber
Ohio
Lassume
Webber
Ohio Dairy Commissioner
James FI
Bascoox
Oston
Primary results name Dickson and Gardner delegates
Last night primaries elected William Dickson and Lawrence Gardner as delegates to a convention in St. Louis. Dickson, previously an unsuccessful post office candidate, said in a recent interview he is friendly to the administration. Some primaries showed anti presidential sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
William Dickson
Lawrence Gardner
Dickson
Dawes bill on Indian courts sent to sub committee
Senator Dawes bill to establish courts for the Indians is referred to a sub committee of Senators Platt Morgan and Jones. Hearings will be given to interested parties. No opposition to the general purpose and detailed consideration is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Platt
Connecticut
Morgan
Alabama
Jones
Arkansas
Congressman Russell Attends Francis Wharton Dinner for Professor Goldwin Smith
Congressman Russell was a guest at a dinner hosted by Francis Wharton in honor of Professor Goldwin Smith. The gathering, filled with literary men, avoided partisan politics and focused on literary and economic topics. Senator Morrill of Vermont has been absent from the Senate for days due to a mild indigestion. He is not bedridden and spent an evening playing a quiet game with his family.
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Chicago
Thornton
Cobden Club
Great Britain
W. H. B. Thornton
United States
William Morris
Dumas
Morris
Merton Abbey
Westminster
Whitehall
Iceland
Scotland
John Ball
Burne- Jones
Oxford
Joseph Chamberlain
Parnell
William O’brien
Birmingham
Mr. Chamberlain
Irish National Party
Congressman Russell
Francis Wharton
Goldwin Smith
Morrill
Vermont
Senate
A. Dare
Stetgon
Tufts College Baseball Schedule and Lectures At Tufts
The Tufts College baseball manager arranged games with Boston University Brown University Stoneham and Lexington. The nine will play Lynn next Saturday afternoon at Lynn. Team lineup includes Bascom Bennington Ames Walker Cushman Darkee Chapman Rounds Pearson and Rose as outfield candidates. The junior lecture series continues with President Capen on The Educated Young Man in Politics and dates for remaining lectures adjusted to April 9 11 18. An orchestra party is set for April 13 in Goddard gym with a season finale reception May 4. no college exercises this week Thursday through Saturday.
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Tufts
Boston University
Brown University
Stoneham
Lexington
Lynn
Bascom
Bennington
Ames
Walker
Cushman
Darkee
Chapman
Pearson
Rose
Capen
Henry B. Metcalf
A. A. Miner
Daily Life
Boston Society of Natural History Notes Oyster Development Paper
At last evening’s meeting the Boston Society of Natural History drew a light attendance due to a holiday eve. Samuel Wells read an appreciative notice of the late Richard C. Greenleaf, and Robert Jackson presented a paper on The Development of the Oyster with remarks on allied genera.
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Boston Society of Natural History
Richard C. Greenleaf
Samuel Wells
Robert ‘. Jackson
Whittier Acknowledges Essex Club Birthday Testimonial
John G. Whittier thanks the Essex Club for a testimonial signed by state and federal officials, judges, governors and lawmakers. He expresses gratitude, noting political differences set aside and praising the honor given to a private citizen devoted to a free united country. Signed message from Oak Knoll Danvers dated March 30.
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Washington
Sproran
John G. Whittier
Oak Knoll
Danvers
Geo. B. Loring
Newton P. Frye
Benjamin Pickman
Essex Club
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United States
Union
Sam
New Asteroid Report From Palisa Discovery Body
Cable despatch from Dr Kreuger reports Palisa discovering a new asteroid in a defined position on April 3. The object has twelfth magnitude, coordinates Greenwich mean time 12h 50m 40.3s right ascension declination south 9 9 10m with daily motion minus 48s.
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Kreuger
Palisa
Greenwich
Boston Theatre Amusements Mixed Nightline Listings
The page lists multiple venues in Boston with show times and acts including Thatcher Primrose and West Minstrels at the Amusements or Boston Theatre, Mime at Hollis Street, Modjeska, A Dark Secret at Globe Theatre, and variety programs at Howard Athenaeum and the Boston Museum with the Bells of Ratlone.
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Boston Theatre
Thatcher
Primrose
West’s Minstrels
Park Theatre
Hollis Street
Mime
Modjeska
Globe Theatre
Howard Athenaeum
Variety
Boston Museum
Ratlone
Eras D Opera House
Railroads edge toward calmer ties as strike ends fueling rate rise
The survey notes the settlement across roads including Chicago Burlington and Quincy, predicting higher rates by April 9 and broader peace among lines. It highlights buying by Lee Higginson and Parkinson Burr, mentions a new tonnage at Calumet, Pan Handle expansion plans, and rail investors forecasting stronger summer liquidity and improved crop outcomes.
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Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Marriages Tie Names in City's April Notes
In this city on various dates, couples wed in local ceremonies. John Bain to Annabella Wilson by Rev M R Deming. Jean Murray to W F Ganong by Rev John F Nichols at Emmanuel Church. Frederick Gammons to Sadie Win. JONES McKinnon to Medora Hakinnon. John Patterson to Sadie Rea by multiple pastors.
Obituary notices from city and surrounding towns list names and ages
A sequence of death notices records residents of Boston area and nearby towns with ages and brief details. Entries include Ball, Bond, Bowers, Cleveland, Curtis, Coffea, Doran, Goddard, Gordon, Gardner, Jarvis, Johnson, Leary, Lowell, Royce, Richardson, Rolfe, Smith, Starbuck, Sags, and Wright with ages from 19 to 83 and notes on services or funeral arrangements where given.
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Ball
Aar
Margaret E
Moses D
Louisa Ball
Bond
Rutland
Mass
Luarriet
Thomas Bond
Bowers
Needham
Mary N. Bowers
Cleveland
Dartmouth
Oliver S. Cleveland
Forty-ffth
Massachusetts Infantry
Sixteenth
Massachusetts Battery
Curtis
Boston Highlands
A. Reubenna Curtis
George A. Curtis
Cofela
Lowell
Richmond
Edward A
Carrie R. Coffin
Doran
Elizabeth
David Doran
Goddard
Bunker Hill
Elliot Goddard
Gordon
Melrose
Sophronia A. Gordon
Lancaster
Gardner
Newton
William Sewall Gardner
Grace Church
Towers
Jarvis
Detroit
Mich
Grace McMillan
W. F. Jarvis
Johnson
Charlotte A. Johnson
Samuel Johnson
Old South Church
Leary
Cambridge
Lewis Calvert Leary
Harvard Divinity School
Baltimore
Mary E
Frank Lowell
Royce
Bradley Royce
Richardson
New York City
Elizabeth P. Richardon
A. BE. Richardson
ROLEE
West Somerville
Nathan Rolfe
Smith
Boston
Isaac H. Smith
Starbuck
Middletown
Conn
Roland H. Starbuck
Stafford Springs
Conun
George M. Starbuck
Nantucket
Sags
Billerica
Samuel
Sammel
Martha Hill Sage
Wright
George J. Wright
George W. Wright
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Tories
Mr. Thornton
America
Inter-Ocean
Washington News
Professor Babolock
Tufts College
the Natural History Society
Poet Whittier
Joan G. Whittivr
State Street
Kansas
Atchison
Galveston
Texas
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
New York Stock Exchange
Jay Gould
Denver, Texas & Fort Worth
New Orleans
Denver
Cameron
Rothschild Syndicate
Russia
Birmingham Mineral Railroad
Louisville & Nashville
Ala
Huntsville
New York
Calumet & Hecila
A. B. Lawrie
San Diego Land and Town Company
Lawrie
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Railroad
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
Illinois
Northwest
Burlington
Cape Cod
Bay State Trust CO
Boylston Street
Ence Street
Providence R.R
Merchants’ National Bank
BOA Ff. W. E
John F. Anderson
Frederick L. Ames
T. Jefferson Cool
T. J. Coolidge
JE Lamour
C. Cons
Q. A. Corrine
Alf
Ewell
Pres. G. P. Gardner
Franklin Haven, JR
Walter Hunnewell
AssotTt Lawrence
N. Thayer
Stephen M. Weld
Man
Seattle
Queen City OF
Puget Sound
H. H. Dearborn
H. H. Dearborn & CO
Seattle, Washington Territory
Washington St
Washington Street
John D. Knox & CO
Topeka
Bromfield ST
Devonshire, Cor. Water St
Kansas Investment Co
Estate For Security
George Leonard
Advertiser Building
Tremont
Cor
H. Sargent
Devonshire St
Barnstable
Cape Cod Bay
S. B. Phinney
Summer Street
Blackstone Street
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
No. 50
Atlantic Nat’s Bank
Somerset Street
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Musical Publications
Beethoven
Mozart
Chopin
Schumann
Mendelssohn
J.C. Haynes & Co
Court Street
Lver Ditson & Co
Copartnership Notices
Oscar A. Jones
Frank Marshall
James Brown
Jones, Marshall & Co
South Market
Commercial Streets
Mutual
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE R Railroad Company
Tansfer
National Bank of Commerce
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company of Chicago
GEO. L
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
W.N. Reid & Co
Pemberton Square
Janly
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Ben. EF. Stevens
JOS
M. Gibbens
Prem Ss. FF. Trull
WM. B. Turner
North American
Kilby ST
Silas Pelioce
Eugene EF. Patriu Edgeh
Charles E. Macallar
States
Suffolk Savings Bank
The
Herbert Magoun
Boston Pants CO
Chauncy ST
LoosTon
ALL Business
Banker & Tradesman
Ooket
WY Akiet
Lhetea
Akon Ly Gay & CO
Corporation Notices
Boston & Providence Railroad Corporation
Chickering Hall
Tremont Street
Old Colony Railroad Company
Winslow Warren
Boston & Providence R. Ed. Corp
Ssa
Grand Opera House
Phere Dover Street
Proctor & Mansfield
Chas. T. Ellis
Casper the Yodlere
IF. F. Proctor
Beacon Lights
George Learock Wees
Frank Oakes Rose
Dickens
Ludovic Blakes
R. M. Fiem
Eenth
Haslemere
Eugene Tompkins
Minstrels
William Gillette
Mr. Gillette
St Theatre
Joan Stetsom
Isaac B. Rich
Nmodjeska
Eben Plympton
Mary Stuart
Eve
Romeo and
Julie Eve
Augustin Daly
Howard Athenacum
Lovenberg
Phantasies
Gabby Gaylor
Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
Alfred Hollings
H. Berlioz
Benvenuto Cellini
Cam
Saint-Saéns
F. Korbay
C. Goldmark
Kneisel Quartet
Cyclorama
Tremont St
Gettysburg
Vremont Sered
Mme. Lehmann
Meisslinger
Kalisch
Fischer
Munkadsy
Christ ON
COOK
Recorder Printing CO
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