Temperate Prohibition at Massachusetts Reform Club Dinner
At Parker's last evening the Massachusetts Reform Club paid tribute to late president John S. Farlow. Dr Leonard W Bacon spoke on temperance reform, criticizing the idea that drunkenness is purely accidental and arguing for clear moral principles and measured licensing rather than strict prohibition. A general discussion followed with Rev J G Brooks, Mr Miller, Dr Knapp, Rev Dole, Mr Myers and Dr Timmins contributing.
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Charles R. Codman
John S. Farlow
Winslow Warren
Colonel Codman
Mr. Farlow
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Massachusetts
E. B. Haskell
J.J. Myers
C. S. Rackeman
Charles F. Dole
William F. Atkinson
Leonard W. Bacon
Norwich
Conn
Dr. Bacon
Bacon
Edward Bellamy
New England
Alexander Pope
J. G. Brooks
Mr. Miller
Brockton
P. C. Knapp
I . Dole
Mr. Myers
P. Timmins
Unknown Parts of Alaska Expedition Leaders Sail West
The Alaska exploring expedition leading members Glave Welles and Schanz arrived in San Francisco from New York. They plan to sail on Thursday aboard the Patterson for Alaska and expect to be gone until November. The party will include about twenty five men plus scouts guides servants and Chilcot Indians. Loom Young will join here. They will explore uncharted Alaska including the White River and Copper River regions, covering about five hundred miles by canoe with scientific instruments.
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New York
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KE. H. Welles
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Patterson
Alaska
White River
Copper River
Albany Goes Democratic in City Charter Election
Albany April election results show James H. Manning, Albany Argus editor, winning the mayoralty as Democrat with 13,545 votes to Howard N. Fuller’s 6,300. Manning’s majority 7,245 signals a Democratic gain of 4,555 since two years ago. Democrats carry most wards for supervisors and aldermen, with Manning notably winning in a strong Republican ward by 100.
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Congressman's Feud Sparks Duel Talk in Tennessee
Washmeron April 8. Report circulates that Congressman Phelan of Memphis may duel Knoxville editor John M. Fleming over published letters. Phelan refused to comment while Fleming admitted partial publication of his despatch and denied prior deception.
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Tenn
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Knoxville
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Washington, D. C
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Fleming
Tennessee
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Theaper
Aiken, S.C
Passing Bogus Coin in District Court
In Barrimore on April 8 Mrs Sophorina Guild formerly Clark and her husband Caleb M Guild were tried for forging and passing counterfeit ten cent pieces. The jury found Mrs Guild guilty of passing bogus coin while acquitting her husband on the forging charge.
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Sophorina Clark
Guild
Caleb M. Guild
Boston
United States District Court
Chicago
Cleveland
Guilds
Manhattan Bank Fails Under Assignment in Manhattan
The Manhattan Bank, owned by E B Purcell, closed after an assignment to cashier John W Webb. Liabilities stand at 561000 with assets expected to equal liabilities, aided by pressure from the British Mortgage and Land Company over a 200000 collateral loan due April 1. The failure stems from tight money markets and weak collections. Purcell was a wealthy and prominent Kansas financier.
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Kan
E. B. Purcell
Manhattan Bank
John W. Webb
Webb
British Mortgage & Land Company
Purcell
Kansas
Deadlock breaks over Rhode Island funds after election
Providence April 8 the long deadlock over state appropriations has ended with a conference committee agreeing to a Senate backed probe of Martin C Healy superintendent of the State Home and School. The House, after recess, accepts the Senate amendment embedding a provision for the institution, which it had previously rejected.
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R. I
Rhode Island
Commonwealth
Committee of Conference
Senate
Martin C. Healy
House
Governor Kifer Plans Special Session on World’s Fair
Curiaco April 8. Governor Kifer intends to call a special session immediately to fund and stage the state exhibit at the exposition. It includes authorizing fair bonds up to 5 million by Cook county, needing a constitutional amendment, to raise the fair fund from 5 to 10 million. The legislature may cede temporary possession of state riparian rights in the lake front to the World’s Fair Association if the site is chosen.
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Kifer
Cook County
World’s Fair Association
Lake Front
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Boston
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Congress Sq
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Quincy House
Roaton
Mayor Cleve land Re-elected in Jersey City Race
Jersey City voters favored Mayor Cleveland by a 1600 to 3000 majority over Republican George F. Perkins. The day saw several arrests for illegal voting, but overall the election remained quiet.
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Jersey City
N. J
Cleveland
George F. Perkins
Fire alarms in hotels and shops report no major damage
A chimney fire at the Hotel Edison on Columbus Avenue triggered an alarm from Box 96 at 9:40 last evening but caused no damage. Earlier, Box 25 in Cambridge reported a slight fire at J H Osborn furniture, 436 Main Street, at 7:40. In West Lynn, just before noon, Box 34 warned of a tire at C L Hathway cement factory causing about 100 dollars of damage.
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Columbus Avenue
Hox 25
Cambridge
J. HH. Osborn
Main Street
Lynn
Sprcray
C. L. Hathaway
West Lynn
Labor Events Hereabout: Lynn Con trac tors Agree on Nine Hour Day
In Lynn on April 8 contractors agreed to give workers nine hours per day and raise pay by 25 cents daily. In Brockton the James Means factory remains shut due to a lasters strike ongoing.
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Brockton
James Means & Co
Lasters
Missing Worcester bank teller flees with funds
Frederick Kimball, 35, teller at People's Savings Bank Worcester, vanishes with 43,600 in bonds. Bond covers 10,000 by Fidelity and Casualty. Despite the loss, bank solvency remains intact with assets over 5.75 million. Kimball, a known dog breeder, left for Boston saying he would attend a dog show and has since written he never intends to return. Detectives on the case.
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Frederick Kimball
People’s Savings Bank
Fidelity & Casualty Company of New York
Kimball
Boston
Rotterdam
Japan
Commonwealth Club
Quinsigamond Boat Club
Worcester County Tariff Reform Club
Cornell's Appeal in $1.1 Million Bequest Case
Supreme Court heard the Cornell University appeal over the 1.1 million bequest from Jennie McGraw Fiske. The NY Court of Appeals ruled the endowment plus lands exceeded the corporation cap of 3 million, blocking the gift. Arguments centered on whether lands are held in trust, and the cap repeal by the New York Legislature.
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United States Supreme Court
Cornell University
New York Court of Appeals
Jennie McGraw Fiske
University
New York Court
Ezra Cornell
George F. Comstock
Fiske
Senator Edmunds
Marlboro and Providence Games Feature Running Catch by Johnston
The Boston Players' Team beat the Brooklyn nine at Marlboro with a 7 to 3 score, highlighted by Johnston's running one hand catch and Swett's catching. The Brooklyns fielded better at Providence, winning 15 to 4 as they outplayed Boston in defense and pitching.
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Providence
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O Kelly
M'ge’chy
Nash
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Swett
Cook
O Quinn
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Quinn
Seery
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Doyle
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Gatiney
Man Guilty of Assault With Revolver in Pawtucket
James Chute was found guilty in the Court of Common Pleas by Judge Wilbur for assaulting lawyer Franklin P. Owen with a revolver in August. Sentence deferred on exceptions. Foreclosure related tensions emerged as Owen, Draper, and others confronted Chute over a house sale in Pawtucket. The defense argued the intruding party had no legal right to the premises. A shot was fired in the air during the confrontation, but the bullet missed Owen.
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Franklin P. Owen
Chute
Pawtucket
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Beverly Town Meeting Allocates Funds And Plans Improvements
At an April adjourned Beverly meeting voters allocated half the dog tax to the Public Library and half to public schools. Post No. 89 G A R received 200 dollars and Post 188 Beverly Farms received 150 dollars. An armory for Company E was approved with 8000 dollars and a committee to implement. A 2500 dollar general town survey, 29000 dollars for schools, 22000 dollars for highways and 200 dollars for street shade trees were approved. A water board not abolished, but a five member committee to review rates was named. Items including a steam fire engine for North Beverly a steam roller and street lighting were referred to a future adjourned meeting on April 21. The highway workers’ wage proposal was indefinitely postponed.
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Tragic Jump By Teen On Boston And Maine Train
Late yesterday afternoon seventeen year old Israel Kotzen of 48 Pitts street leaped from an incoming train on the Eastern division near the Boston and Maine passenger station and was struck by an outgoing train. He suffered a fractured skull and was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Pitts Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts General Hospital
Amateur Athletics AU championships move to Mechanics Hall
A very large field of entrants and strong competitors mark the Amateur Athletic Union meet at Mechanics Hall on Saturday afternoon and evening. Trials run in the afternoon with final heats at night, officials listed, and a long roster of events including shot put, high jump, hurdles, walking, and sprints dominated by Boston area clubs and New York entrants. The program features multiple age groups and numerous officials from the N J A C and local associations.
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Mechanics’ Hall
W. B. Curtis
A. C
H. A. Adams
P. Barry
Sullivan
E. Buckley
AL AL H McMillan
A. Sweet
C. C. Hughes
J. G. Lathrop
Boston
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New York
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Will probate hearing for last will in Boston Suffolk
Patrick Henderson petitions for letters testamentary without bond on the supposed last will and testament of the deceased. A probate hearing is set for April 21, 1890, at ten o clock in the forenoon in Boston, Suffolk. Public notice must run in the Boston Post for three weeks, with the final publication two days before the hearing. Witness Joan W. McK, Judge, dated March 31, 1890.
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Maine
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Frances &. Johnson
Saa
Ellah George
Massachusetts
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Joan W. McK
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Charles H. Marchant
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Oston Post
Jos. A. Willard
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