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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1891

Page

7

Extension of Time for Charles River Embankment Company

In the Massachusetts House the debate over a time extension for the Charles River Embankment Company continued with votes on engrossment and rulings. Supporters cited usefulness of land reclamation while opponents raised concerns about project pace and accountability. The bill passed to be engrossed after amendments and related measures on city charters and public works were advanced.

Massachusetts Day Boston Wardwell Haverhill House Barrett Quincy McEttrick Moriarty Waldwell Commonwealth Murray Fitchburg Mellen Gardner Nantucket Powers Hyde Park Stearns Salem Rosnosky Sprague Senate Noyes Marden Charles River Embankment Charles River Charles West End Land Company Embankment Company Rideout Cambridge Wyer Middlesex Simpkins Cape Southwick Essex Kemp Reade Suffolk Thayer Worcester Committee On Cities Fall River Line Shore Lin Stonington Line Old State House Washington Street Corner Statee Street Tocal

New Immigration Law Limits Collector Discretion

Boston officials and the State Board of Lunacy and Charity react to amendments restricting bond acceptance and detainment decisions for immigrants. The Treasury confirms inspectors’ rulings are final with appeals to the Secretary, but no funding exists yet for a superintendent of immigration.

Boston State Board of Lunacy and Charity Baltimore Secretary of the Treasury N. B. Littleton Nptes Congress Immigration Division United States

Frebel Birthday Celebrated by Chauncy Hall Kindergarten

The Chauncy Hall School kindergarten class of thirty and Cushman School’s Miss Page’s class of fifteen celebrated Frabel's birthday with singing music and addresses. Lucy Wheelock presided. speakers included Mrs. Louisa Hopkins Miss Pingree Dr. M Anagnos and Colonel Parker praising Froebel’s educational influence and the training of heart and hand.

Chauncy Hall School Frabel Page Cushman School Lucy Wheelock Louisa P. Hopkins Board of Laliah B. Pingree M. Anagnos Colonel Parker Chicago Miss Pingree Europe Hopkins Freebel Anagnos Parker Froebel Boston

Building in Brookline under way with many homes listed

Brookline construction progresses with eight Knapp residences on Winthrop road priced 12 000 to 14 000 each. Also a 12 000 dollar house on Winthrop road for Charles H Drew a 2 000 dollar Davis avenue house a 18 000 stable on Pleasant street by John Reece and five 15 000 houses on Beacon by Luther Merrill. Additional projects include Buckminster Road home for J W Dunkiee at 20 000 a Russell residence two Auburn street houses 9 600 and 12 000, Seth R Baker store block on Beacon 10 000, and several 8 000 to 7 000 homes on Winthrop Kent Cypress Hammond Aspinwall Freeman Brook White Roberts and other streets.

Brookline Eugene R. Knapp Winthrop Road Charles H. Drew Keiffer Davis Avenue Pleasant Street John Reece Luther M. Merrill Beacon Street Buckminster Road J. W. Dunkiee Brunswick D.W. Russell Auburn Street Seth R. Baker G. B. Sanford Edward Hamlin Kent Street E. W. E. ‘Lompson David Hall Rice Cypress Street Ambrose Louis Boylston Street F. L. Creesy Aspinwall Avenue E. Quimby Hammond Street Freeman Street Bernard Harvey Brook Street Aspinwall Land Company Cunningham Roberts Place John Cook White Place

Arrival of the Catalonia at East Boston Harbor

The Cunard steamship Catalonia arrived at East Boston dock at 8 am with 1084 steerage passengers, 55 intermediate and 10 cabin travelers. About 360 Scandinavians, mostly Norwegians and Swedes, are seen as industrious emigrants bound for Minnesota Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin. Remaining 726 are Irish who will stay in Boston. ten individuals including a couple and three children are detained for possible public charges while inquiries proceed.

Cunard Catalonia East Boston West Minnesota Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Colcord

Wheat and lumber markets mixed with steady grain demand

Wheat and corn markets showed strength at opening then eased, while meat, butter, cheese and eggs traded steadily with firm or dull tones. Lumber demand remained good though mills and stocks were ample, with Southern pine prices firm and shipments mixed. freight rates held and fruit, sugar, and molasses markets reflected steady to firm pricing across multiple regions.

Pennsylvania Southern Atlantic Gulf North Carolina American Sugar Refining Company Revere Company London New Orleans Ponce Messrs. Gilman, Cheeney & Co Chicago Seaboard Eer Zti TLY New York Minneapolis Peoria Cincinnati St. Louis Mark Lane Liverpool California Sap Extra Sap Heart Minnesota West Canada

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