Indian Rights Association member counters Dawes bill stance
A member of the Indian Rights Association challenges the Indian Defence Association over the Dawes bill. He alleges Fundraising for a constitutional test favors Bland and Willard, cites letters from Kiowa chiefs, and recounts claims of misused tribal funds. He notes President Cleveland supported the Dawes bill and questions tribal unity on the issue.
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The
Indian Rights Association
Indian Defence Association
Bland
Willard
Joshua Given
Lone Wolf
Washington
Dakota
Buffalo Bill
Indian Defense Association
Cleveland
Friends of the Indians
Detectives capture two alleged cloth thieves Otis and Osgood
Boston police arrested Herbert J. Otis and Charles Osgood for a series of robberies at local tailors and shops. Goods recovered include cloth and clothing valued in the hundreds to thousands, with links to prior prison terms and a background of break-ins in New York and Boston.
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Hanscom
Gerraughty
McCausland and Leggett
Herbert J. Otis
Charles Osgood
Boston
Otis
Albion Street
Osgood
Washington Street
Edward F. Huff
Winter Street
Louis J. Wyman
Amos A. Lawrence
Curtis L. Woodbury
Exot Street
New York
Sing Sing
Scituate
Terrible State of Affairs in Little Canada Lowell
alarming conditions in Little Canada Lowell show crowded tenement housing with multiple families per room leading to contagious diseases and a high death rate. The Arnold family of eleven children is critically ill with black measles and two deaths occurred today as the board of health faces calls for decisive action.
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Lowell
Sprera
Canada
James Arnold
Board of Health
Washingtons Rout Portlands in Six Inning Snowgame
Washingtons defeated Portlands 31 to 0 after six innings as cold weather halted play early. A second game in Philadelphia saw Ath etics beat Philadelphias 14 to 7 in seven innings. Also, Baltimore 12 Buffalo 4 in a five inning IL contest.
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Portlands
Phmapelphia
Seere
Athetics
Philadelphias
Barrmore
Buffalo _club
Baltimore Club
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Amherst
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Newark
Newarks
Boston Blues
Insolvency Filings Include Henry C Davis & Son and Others
Boston firm Henry C. Davis & Son enters insolvency with liabilities of 22 70873 dollars, 700 secured, assets 82370 04, notes 125, and fixtures. H C Davis owes 452500. Suffolk Oil and Guano Co interest valued at 84000 cost, creditor 13189 48. Various other assignments and bankruptcies reported across multiple states with creditors meetings ongoing.
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Henry C. Davis & Son
Kingston Street
Boston
H. ©. Davis
H.C. Davis
Suffolk Oil and Guano Company
East Boothbay
William M. Brewster
Hotel Numa
Louis M. J Valiquett
New York City
Cochrane & Co
Edward W. Curtis
Fastville
P. A. Rottinger & Sons
Tanners
New Richmond
IL. A. Clark
Strafford
Saw Mill
P. H. Barry
Auburn
N. Y
EB. Peck
Sew Mills
Locke
C. Gregg
Memphis
Tenn
Emil Rich
Chicago
P. L. Strausse
Las Vegas
N. M
Union Adams
Men’s Furnishings
New York
Buckeye Bridge
Cleveland
Frank J. Shaffer
Jeremiah Miller
Essex County
Lowery & Kruck
W. H. H. Kelly
George H. Fenderson
Charles H. Coffin
Nellie A. Clark
Edward L. Rogers
Stephen N. Tarr
Gloucester
Henri N. Woods
Easter morning concert at First Church features varied works
The First Church plans an Easter morning programme with Buck and Schubert pieces including Organ prelude AS it began to dawn and Te Deum in B flat. The Jackson, Mississippi, National Drill Association inquiry about competing negro companies may lead the Jackson Capital Light Guards to cancel their drill contract if integration is allowed.
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Buck
Voyrich
Schubert
Mozart
Newell
Wadleigh
Parker
Hay
Foote
George L. Green
Capital Light Guards
Jackson
Miss
Washington
National Drill Association
Jackson Compan
Striking masons halt work at new court house
The masons at the new court house remained out yesterday causing a work standstill. Contractor Cram says replacements have been hired and work will resume today. Patrolman O Neil, recently shot in Dorchester, is recovering at City Hospital. Dorchester friends donate 400 to honor his bravery. Bequests from Margaret Brynes include 50 to Little Sisters of the Poor 150 to Home for Destitute Roman Catholic Children 200 to St Marys Church charitable society and 500 to the church society. The Nantasket steamer to make two beach trips from Rowes Wharf with a stop at Strawberry Hill. The New England Woman's Press Association met at Park Street.
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New Court House
Cram
O'Neil
Dorchester
City Hospital
Margaret Brynes
Little Sisters of the Poor
Dudley Street
St. Mary's Church
Charlestown
Nantasket
Rowe's Wharf
Strawberry Hill
New England Woman's Press Association
Woman's Club
Park Street
Fast Day Religious Services Across City Parishes
Union Congregational United Presbyterian and Park Street Church conduct multiple fast day services with a lineup of ministers including Rev. R. R. Meredith Rev. A J Gordon Dr J M Gray Rev S M Sayford and others scheduled through the afternoon. The Boston YMCA sponsors Union services in Park Street Church with quartet performance by the Ruggles Street quartet and public invitation.
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Union Congregational Church
R. R. Meredith
A.J. Gordon
D.D
J. M. Gray
S. M. Sayford
W. J. Erdman
A. G. Lawson
O. Bs Gifford
W. N. Brodbeck
F. J. Hayes
P. M. Macdonald
A. J. Gordon
Ss. M. Sayford
United Presbyterian Church
Berkeley and
Chandler Streets
John Hood
O. P. Gifford
W. A. Lewis
F. F. Hayes
Peter M. Macdonald
BR. R. Meredith
W. J. Braman
William Conway
J. A. McElwain
Park Street Church
Boston Young Men's Christian Associaton
A. H. Vlumb
Emory J. Haynes
D. H. Ela
David Gregg
Ruggles Street
Boston Theatre and Venues Schedule
Margaret Mather stars in Leah the Forsaken at the Boston Theatre. Sarah Bernhardt performs Frou-Frou at Hollis Street Theatre. Rhe Guv’nor plays at Boston Museum. Ruddigore at Globe Theatre. Mr and Mrs W J Florence present Dombey and Son at Park Theatre. Minstrel shows at Howard Athenaum. Weston Brothers Comedy Company at BWOU Theatre with matinee and evening shows daily.
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Boston
Margaret Mather
Leah
Venimr
Hollis Street
Sarah Bernhardt
Boston Museum
Rhe Guv’nor
Globe Theatre
Auction Sale Times for Stocks and Carriages Listed
Sales by auction announced with items including fruit and fruit dealer names, Horatio Warris noted for 12m stock, R. L. Day & Co. at 11:30 a.m. and Francis Henshaw & Co. at noon, plus a Brighton based Byer and carriages listing for Albert Howe & Co. A. ud appears as a fragment.
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Horatio Warris
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Byer
Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
Marriages recorded in city notes Bicknell Moore at Stoughton
Marriages listed include Bicknell and Martin wed in city by Rev Francis Biamy on March 31 Susie L Martin. Butler and Moody wed at Randolph by Rev O C Sargent on April 2. Furber and Tower wed in city by Rev Joseph Osgood on April 4 Henry P Furber of Boston and Grace Tower of Cohasset. Kennedy and Harris wed in Roxbury on March 31. Rollhoven Chickering at Villa Ball Florence Italy on March 10 Julius Rolshoven of Detroit to Anna Eliza Chickering of this city.
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Francis Biamy
George J. Bicknell
Susie L. Martin
Butler
Moody
Randolph
O. C. Sargent
W. H. Butler
Martha J. Moody
Fast Stoughton
Furber
Tower
Joseph Osgood
Cohasset
Henry P. Furber
Boston
Grace
Tower of Cohasset
Kennedy—Harris
Roxbury
Bride
F. W. Kennedy
Lawrence
Georgia Anna Harris
Rollhoven—Chickering
Villa Ball
Florence
Italy
Julius Rolshoven
Detroit
Mich
Anna Eliza
George H. Chickerjig
Fragmentary price list hints at historical commodity values
A scattered OCR fragment shows numeric prices such as 10.00 12.60 14.00 15.50 18.60 19.59 20.00 22.50 22.95 25.00 24.00, suggesting a brief listing of goods or items with monetary figures. The text lacks context but implies a historical catalog or market quote.
Boyd, 44, dies in Hotel Richmond fire in Buffalo
Obituary notices list deaths from April 1 to April 6 across Massachusetts and nearby towns. Robert Southgate Boyd, 44, perished in the Buffalo blaze on March 18 with services set for April 6 at St. James Church and private interment. Other notices report Josiah Crosby aged 2, Sarah Nye Fuller 96, Elizabeth Field 81, Lorraine Hatch infant, Sophia J. Knight 65, Charles H. Lunt, George L. Titcomb infant, and Emma M. Whall, 3, all in various towns.
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Sarah Nye Fuller
Charles Fuller
Trumpton
Mass
Hall
Cleveland
Elizabeth Field
David Hall
Hatch
Dorchester
Lorraine
Charles J
Mollie A. Hatch
Knight
Chelsea
Sophia J. Knight
Jamaica Plain
Charles H. Lunt
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