Montana Election Case, Chinese Bill On Table, Senate Actions
In Washington on April 16 the Senate debated Montana election challenges with Clark Maginnis versus Sanders Power. Resolutions declaring Clark and Maginnis not entitled passed. a substitute asserting no choice of Montana senators failed. The Chinese enumeration bill advanced then tabled after amendments. Worcester building funding bill passed. Senate adjourned after executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashingTon
Senate
Montana
Daniel
Gibson
Kenna
Yeas
William A. Clark
Butler
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Clark
Maginnis
Gray
Delaware
Sanders
Power
Messrs
Barbour
George
Gibson, Kenna and
Walthall
Sanders and
United States
Wilber F. Sanders
Thomas
Messrs. Sanders
Hoar
Washburn
Hale
Wilson
Iowa
Stewart
Dolph
Moreau
Worcester
Mass
House action rounds up April session in brief
In Washington the House reported against a lifesaving system probe and laid the measure on the table. A foreign capital amendment to the alien land law was discussed, and the tariff bill was ordered printed and sent to the whole committee. Military Academy funds were passed after a brief committee review. Contested Indiana and Virginia races favored incumbents Posey and Bowen, with both reports adopted. the House adjourned at 4 35 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baker
New York
Committee On Commerce
McKinley
Ohio
Committee On Ways and Means
Carusie
Kentucky
McKenna
California
House
Bergen
New Jersey
Committee On
Posey
Death of Stock Exchange figure Mr Ralph H Sawyer in Cambridge accident
Ralph H Sawyer a Richardson Hill and Co Stock Exchange representative was fatally injured when thrown from his horse on Essex street Cambridge after riding from Beacon street with friends. He died at his home at 2 am. He was 30, survived by father mother and three sisters, member of Mizpah Lodge Masons. A funeral committee was appointed by Stock Exchange members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Sawyer
Stock Exchange
Richardson, Hill & Co
Essex Street
Brookline
Sawyer
Beacon Street
Robert
Percy Williams
St. Mary’s Street
Cambridge
Cowan
Cottage Farm
S. W. Langinaid
Austin Street
Mr. Sawyer
John 8. Sawyer
House of Richardson, Hill & Co
Mizpah Lodge of Masons of
Messrs
Gray
Abi
Rhodes
Remick
Bowditch
Officers Elected at First Church Meeting in Boston Chapel
At the annual meeting of the proprietors of the First Church in Boston held in the Marlboro street chapel, officers for the coming year were elected. Clerk and treasurer Arthur B. Ellis. standing committee Samuel L. Abbot Frederick L. Ames I Jefferson Coolidge Samuel C. Cobb George S Hale Charles an Hooper S Endicott Peabody James C. Richardson N C George O Fe Thayer Henry Wistar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Boston
Marlboro Street
Arthur B. Ellis
Samuel L. Abbot
Frederick L. Ames
I. Jefferson Coolidge
Samuel C. Cobb
George
Hale
Charles Anh Hooper
Endicott Peabody
Pijomes C. Richardson
Jacob C.rge O
Fe ‘Thayer
Henry
Wistar
Sester
Sullivan's Next Grand Opera Promises English Stage Triumph
Sir Arthur Sullivan works on a major English grand opera planned for London in November. The score progresses after Miss Esther Palliser’s casting influenced by her Paris studies and voice. Mr. D'Oyly Carte opens a new theatre to stage English grand opera with Palliser in the leading role and Field of Chicago writing the libretto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Arthur Sullivan
London
Arthur
Savoy Theatre
Gondoliers
America
Esther Palliser
Paris
D’oyly Carte
Gianetto
Sir Arthur
W. S. Gilbert
Sullivan
Mr. Gilbert
India
Arthur Sullivan
Miss Palliser
Park Theatre
New York
Stetson
Globe Theatre
Quarantine Declares Smallpox Onboard Sarah of Boston
The bark Sarah, arriving from Fayal, is quarantined at Galloupe's Island after several smallpox cases are found aboard. News reached Boston via tugboat and the surveyor's office, prompting Fort Physician Cogswell to request virus and order Galloupe's Island smallpox hospital opened. Health officials say city danger is unlikely and precautions are in place to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Boston
Fayal
Galloupe’s Island
Surveyor’s Office
Board of Health
Cogswell
Deer Island
Press Club Minstrel Show at Music Hall April 22
The Press Club announces a minstrel show at Music Hall on Tuesday evening April 22. End men promise bright costumes, Patti style singing by the chorus, and humorous sketches including The Editor's Trials. D S Knowlton Brigham direct music. T H Rollinson conducts the orchestra. Sullivan scenery. Baxter costumes. Rothe wigs. tickets by Mr Childs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Patti
Childs
William A. Davis
J. Sullivan
Fred P. Baxter
A. Rothe
Private conference ends Parker House creditors dispute
At a creditors meeting of Prichard & Co. late Parker House managers the injunction against assignees was made inoperative after a misapprehension. J R Whippe & Co says cash settlements with some creditors are complete and they will meet other engagements in due time, intending to hold the house until ordered out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prichard & Co
Parker House
MeiSim
Prichard
J. R. Whippe & Co
Second annual Boston horse show at Mechanics Building
Next week the second annual Boston horse show will delight thousands of Boston residents and suburban visitors. Excursions are planned on several railways, with about four hundred entries from the United States and Canada. Eight thousand dollars in prizes for 100 premiums and strong demand for boxes and season tickets suggest a very large attendance, marking the event as the spring’s leading showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mechanics’ Building
United States
Canada
Auction of Paintings At Bird's Lets Buyers Prevail
The sale of paintings yesterday favored buyers with a final sale today at 3 o'clock at Bird's 32 Bromfield Street. Imported by Noyes Cobb & Co of Boston and Blakeslee & Co of New York the collection includes works by premier French German and American studios offering low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird’s
Bromfield Street
Noyes, Cobb & Co
Boston
Blakeslee & Co
New York
Market Tangles Delay Gains Amid Railroad and Sugar News
The New York market opened weak on railroad worries, but buyers, led by strong interests, expect prices to recover as tonnage and net earnings rise. Reports cite Atlantic & Pacific, Sugar Trust margins, and Bank of Commerce activity as factors. Lamson Consolidated Store Service stockholders meet amid confidence in management and plans to compete with rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company
Lowell
Lamson Company
Ames
Treasury
Duffy
Henry A. Mott
William T. Cutter
Connecticut
Lamson Policy Favored by Board as Salem Director Endorses Unity
The report notes denouncement of State street methods and praise for Mr Lamson. The board considers a policy to improve the company, with Director Almy of Salem backing a plan to unite store service companies under one management. He criticizes 10 percent dividends as a gigantic error and argues 6 percent would have spared shareholder mourners, though he calls it not his funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titcomb
Treasury
Ames
Shepard and
Almy
State Street
Lamson
Salem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Military Academy Appropriations
Ralph W. Sawyer
van Houten
Miass Palliser
THE
Press Club
GLOBE
Theatre
Herald
the Echo
Advertiser
Post
Gilbert and Sullivan
Wasald
Arthur Nikisch
Mme
Stein Back-Jahns
Goldmark
Vladimir DE Pachmann
N. Y. Tribune
Music Housic Hall
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Metropolitan Opera House
Wagner
Emil Fischer
Paul Kalisch
Joseph Beck
Albert ~ Miitelhauser
Joseph Arden
Felicia Kaschoska
Charlotte Huhn
H. A. M’glewen
Genesil
Hoyt
Eastern
Demmon
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Colorado
Bank of Commerce
First National
St. Paul
Grant & Co
Cammack
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congress
United States Trust Company
Cameron Iron & Coal Company
Central Trust Company
California & Virginia
George H. Hammond & Co
Hammond Company
Vicinity
G. H. Hammond Company (Limited
Shevard
Leonard & Co
Smith—Guppy
Jamaica Plain
S. A. Shearman
Charles Ridgeway Smith
Paterson, N. J
Caroline Warren
Joseph W. Guppy
New York City
Chamberlain
Chelsea
Aretas C. Chamberlain
Garfilld
Mary J
John Garfield
Fitchburg
Hoyg
Everett
Hannah Dalton
Ebenezer Hoyt
Nourse
East Milton
Cora Beale
Frederick F. Nourse
Teatt. Pearmain
William R. Pearmain
Rogers
Roslindale
James L. Vialle
Vila
Roxbury
Susan M
Luke Vila, Jr
Walker
Waltham
Theophilus WV. Walker
Gore Street
Boylston Street
L. P. Hollander & Co
Co. W. Whittier
Washington Street
Milton Place
Federal Court
Brown, Steese & Clarke
C. W. Whittler
Cambridge Street
Cambridge and
North Grove Streets
Wmac, Codman & J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
Nahant
G. W. Simmons
Little Nahant
Ata Bargain
Tremont Street
Columbus Avenue
Roundy & Hogbs
Court Street
Business Chambers
Providence
Henry W. Savage
Cornhill
Hartford Street
Suwlagee
Meredith & Nelson
Exchange Place
Wood, Pollard & Co
Water St
Kilby, Cor
C. Colman & J. G. Freeman
Kilby St
Court ST
Treaasurer
Jinver
Roundy & Hobbs
West Chester Park
Westland Avenue
F. W. Lincoln
Huntington Avenue
Hack Bay
Lincoln Street
Utica Street
C. W. Wlattler
C. W. Whittier
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners
Metropolitan Sewerage
Winthrop
Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners
Nicola Street
Hosea Kingman
Tilly Haynes
Robert T. Davis
Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners of Massachusetts
Unity OF
City Hall
City of
New River
Lorton
Cumberland Coal
Charles Morton
Office OF Commissioners OF Public Institutions
Fuiray
Hom
Thomas N. Hirt
Leacon Street
Thomas L. Jenks
Thomas N. Hart
Lees
Thos, L, Jenks
North Street
Clark's Alley
North
Richmond Streets
Pearl Street
W. Whittier
Danvers
P. H. Wentworth
Beaver Brook Station
Alex. S. Porter
Beacon ST
State St
Longwood
Beacon Boulevard
William Lincoln & Son
Devonshire Street
Aspinwall & Codman
N. Y
N. Eng. RR
Bb.d. Washburn
Congress Street
Beaconsfield
J. W. Tuckerman
Federal St
E. van Noorden & CO
Harrison Ave
Sargent
Beacon Club Stable
Chestnut Street
Wrentham, Mass
Old Colony
New England
Commonwealth Ave
Commonwealth OF Massachussetys
Superior Court
Suffolk
County of
Elmiran
Duencan
William Foster Duncan
Hvelsant
William
Brooklyn
William Fosterancan
Amelia Stockwell Duncan
Kennethy
Duncan
Wiliam Foster Duncan
Solomon Lincoly
S.8
Moston
Boston Post
William Foster
William Ester
Jos. A. Willard
Theodore M. Osborne
Supreme Judicial Court
County OF Essex
Danvers 1-Leachery
Peabody
Salt Corporation
T. W. Walker
Grant Walker
John Howard Fallon
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, Essex
Essex
Dean Peabody
Fiske Wharf and Warehouse Company
Henry B. Peirce
Commonwealth
Wells Memorial
M. Osborne Howes, Jr
Joseph Lee
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
the McCaull Opera CO
Clilov Eke
McCaul ‘ Co
Stude
Tress
Philip A. Shea
Hollis Rafs
Isaac B. Bick
Daniel Frohman
Mark Twain
Essie Leslie
Abby Sage Richardson
Barry and
Fay
Frank Daniels
Little Puck
Gilmore
And
Boston Museum
R. M. Fleld
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Leld
Stowaway
Venings
Gillette
Howard Atheneum
Tony Pastor
Double Company
Boston Conservatory
Julius Eichberg
H. M. Knowlton
Haceoart
Irvington St
Armory
Mr. Duveneck
NEW Publications
Boston Directory
Franklin Street
Sampson, Murdock & CO
Sole Agant New American Electrical Arc Light Co
Woed
Maine
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
F. Montague Lowdon