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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1889

Page

5

Defalcation in House Accounts Prompts Salaries Debate

Washington dispatch reports House members pressed to secure repayment of salaries lost to the absconding sergeant-at-arms cashier. A special committee, after secret session, questions bonds and liability while Treasury staff review ledgers and drafts. The outcome hinges on bond phrasing and legal responsibility.

Washington Sprcrar Senate White House Boutelle New England Leedom Phil Thompson Treasury National Banks Representatives J. W. Whelpley United States Silcott

Morley Warns on Balfour as Blind Horse

John Morley, in Glasgow, likens Balfour to a mettlesome steed with dangerous mettle in a blind horse. He cites the Catholic university endowment debate showing Protestant minority wanting Balfour to act as policeman not statesman. He argues the land scheme may backfire and fuel separatist ideas via a £50,000,000 debt buying landlords rather than Home Rule.

London John Morley Glasgow Balfour

Sprague Favored to Become Next Senate President

The Post reports strong support for Mr. Sprague as next Senate president, with Metcalf pursuing a different path and Sprague noted for deep legislative knowledge and mastery of parliamentary law, including the Australian ballot law, suggesting an unfettered presidency focused on public interests.

Senate Haile Metcalf Hatle Sprague Mr. Sprague Ano

December University Doings Summary

A sequence of university events lists lectures by Dr Tarbell on Epidauros and Asklepios, German literature discussions with Assistant Professor Bartlett, English 6 debates on wool duties, vesper services at Appleton Chapel, a Boston Symphony Orchestra concert, and multiple Dec events including a Divinity School Chapel preaching service and faculty meetings. Notable speakers include Rev Professor George Harris and Tarbell.

Apnieton Chanel George Harris Andover College University Divinity School Asklepios Tarbell Jetteestn Physical Laboratory Goethe Goethe and Schiller Bartlett Sever New England Appleton Boston Symphony Orchestra Sanders Theatre

New A B. and K L Lamp Hits Market

A newly released lamp model named the A B. and K L enters the market as a promising addition to home lighting, highlighted by contemporary design and practical features.

Notable city events from Boston banquet to church concerts

Ex president Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland, with Andrew Carnegie, travel from New York to Boston for the Boston Merchants Association banquet. A Myrtle Social Club grand ball, church services, the Boston Wesleyan University Club dinner, the Helping Hand fair, Bunker Hill Orchestra performance, Bostonian Society meeting, vesper services in Roxbury, and a Y M C A concert show a busy December in the city with varied cultural and civic activities.

Cleveland Boston Boston Merchants’ Association New York Executive Committee Andrew Carnegie Washington Pan-American Congress Myrtle Social Club Chelsea Granite Hall First Reformed Episcopal Church Dartmouth Street Boston Wesleyan University Club Revere House Horticultural Hall Treasury Bunker Hill Bostonian Society Old State House E. F. Slaffer Hamilton A. Hill Church of the First Religious Society Eliot Square Roxbury de Normandie Philip Hale Wagner Guilmant Chérambault Minnie M. Gould Grace Bullock A. K. Perkins Y. M. C. Union

Fleet Set To Sail After Coaling Complete

The fleet prepared to sail this morning after completing coaling. Officers spent yesterday entertaining friends with informal departures. The ships weigh anchor at 10 o clock and a convoy of excursion steamers tugs and other craft is expected to accompany the squadron down the harbor.

Everbody Reeserdey

Professor A J Purington Lectures on Mechanism

Professor A J Purington of the Institute of Technology lectured at the Wells Memorial on mechanism. His talk ranged over instantaneous axis of rolling bodies harmonica motion power of screws rolling cylinders cams and the Bel crank lever.

A. J. Purington Wells Memorial Institute of Technology

Colonel Hatch Celebrates 77th Birthday With Suffolk Club Dinner

Colonel Samuel Hatch, veteran auctioneer, reached seventy seven years yesterday and received many congratulatory wishes. A complimentary dinner by Suffolk Club members, supervised by A. W. Spencer, featured informal remarks from Leopold Morse, Spencer, John C. Wyman, and the guest.

Samuel Hatch Suffolk Club A. W. Spencer Leopold Morse John C. Wyman

Spitz Bros. & Mark Highlight Winter Garments Ad

Fire near Spitz Bros. & Mark store at 508 Washington and 5 Bedford streets prompted a close call but no damage reported. The firm offers a fine line of winter garments for men and boys including overcoats and drivers, with special bargains advertised in today’s Post.

Boston Spitz Bros. & Mark Washington Street Bedford Street The Post

Winter Comfort Through Continental Clothing House

The Continental Clothing House at Washington and Kneeland offers essential winter wear to keep warm.

Continental Clothing House Washington and Kneeland Streets

China Steamship Sets Trans Pacific Record

The Pacific Mail Company's steamer China arrived from Hong Kong and Yokohama in 12 days 11 hours, breaking previous records on the Yokohama San Francisco route. The prior Yokohama San Francisco time was 13 days 14 hours and 18 days 6 hours to Vancouver. A typhoon may have claimed the Doburg, last heard Oct. 28 from Sigapore with 400 passengers aboard.

San Francisco Pacific Mail Company China Hong Kong Yokohama Vancouver Doburg Sigapore

Straws From State Street Market Pulse Shapes Confidence

The New York market yesterday showed strong, broad gains across stocks amid easier money conditions. Analysts note higher bank reserves and a cautious optimism about a sustained rally, with attention on New England and Wisconsin sugar certificates and plans affecting major railroad stocks and bonds. A Norfolk-style outlook hints at new public deposits and continued market liquidity as pensions filter through banks. Carr Cop.

Chicago Exchange New York Sterling New England Melonnon Hall Brother Massey Carr

Marriages In Boston and Chelsea This December

Ansley Brinton and Rowena Hutchinson wed in Lower Mills Boston on December 4. George C. Fuller and Martha Codner unite in Chelsea on November 28. Charles W. Huse and Josephine R. Willis marry in the city on December 5.

Brinton—Hutchinson Boston Lower Mills Nathan Hunt Ansley Brinton Rowena Hutchinson Fuller Codnelk Chelsea Andrew Gray D.D Francis W. Bakeman D.1 George C. Fuller Martha Codner Huse—Vwillis Teeree H. Young Charles W. Huse Josephine R. Willis

Deaths From Across the Region Respect Older and Distant Losses

Death notices list several individuals: Eugene S Brown 29 Saxonville. Sarah Elizabeth Crosby 8 Hingham. Mary J Curtin 31 Cambridge. Adelaide Messinger Isher Foxboro. Mary N Field 86 Chelsea. Lewis Jones 83 Atlantic. Eunice G Leman 7 West Somerville. Mary P Oliver 82 Brookline. Samuel T Payson 73 Brooklyn New York. General Francis Winthrop Palfrey 58 Cannes France. James Perkins 83 Pepperell. Annie E Roberts 44 Boston. funeral details for Mt Auburn Chapel indicate services on Sunday.

Aee Boston Maria H James M. Kyron Brown Saxonville Eugene S. Brown Crossy Hingham Sarah Elizabeth T. Crosby Curtin Cambridge Mary J Thomas C. Curtin Eee Foxboro Adelaide Messinger Isher Field Chelsea Brooklyn N. Y Samuel T. Payson Palfrey Cannes France Francis Winthrop Palfrey Perkins Pepperell James Perkins Salem Mt. Auburn Chapel Roberts City Annie E Lizbeth Robert Roberts

Boston Election Nominations Listed by Ward and Race

City of Boston on December 6 1889 publishes the official list of nominations for the December 10 1889 vote under chapter 486 of 1888 as amended. The document names mayoral and aldermanic candidates from Democratic Republican Independent and other factions with addresses and party labels.

Orry Boston William H. Breen William H. Oakes Russell St Edward E. Drew Adams St William T. Graham Miller St Democratic - Republican Common Council Edward W. Dixon Salem St Lazerus Wingsky Hanover Endicott Common Council Hill Street John H. McManus Cook Street Vera F. Pierce Henry W. Woodbory Irving Place Nicholas J. Furie Winthrop Igo Benjamin F. Hatch Wallace Jourt Edward P. Clark Endicott Court Robeek McCarron Prince Curtiss Republican Street Common Council Tobias Beck Auburn Street Democratic Common Council Ton Street John J. Irving John Brown Eldicott Street James D. Doherty James B. Hamilton South Mar Bernard J. McGowan Cooper Michael J. Morrison Noyes Place Edward A. Rogan Pond Street Daniel F. Breen Charles St Michael B. Gilbride Billerica Gustaf Miller Green Street Fatona Doherty Billerica Street Frank C Heddiona Lowell St Nathaniel G. Kinson Lev- Ongc Belo Hs Kak Coh Banks Albert H. Hall West Cedar Carter Tryoleans J. F. Gilper Letitia Pritch Flora Finlayson Amos J. Cummings Congress New York City Henry Lemon K. of L Frank K. Foster

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Kelcher Albion St Charles Whipple Smith Bolo Sonos Sis Credice Initiet Ween Edward J. Leary West Fifth Wiccanes James A. Murphy West Fourth William H Waits Warren- Stre Bard's Tizen William Bowes Mt. Vernon Street Weess Ee i Flood East Fifth Saindel Kelley West Fifth Street Thomas H.murphy M Street Charles J. Noyes K Street Albert A. Folsom Appleton St Benjamin Spinoza Sharon St Frocias Duggan Camden Uprs Sass Guara Bie Francis 3. Kelley Worthington Street People’s Independent John Golding Blue Hill Ave Wiapa Sanener Reea Savin Sidney Cushing Avonuo Sss Samen Sins Anton Peters Gould St Charles L. Randall Faneuil Street Herberts. Carruth Beaumont Saratoga St Frank C. Wood Meridian St Edward L. Browne OUBO John J. Cotter Liverpool Street Jacob F. Holmes London St Patrick C. Kelly Sunner St John J. Lane London Street Patrick H. Quinn Roswell F. Baker Hancock St Martin J. Coughlin Stone Street Albert E. Dudley William J. Doherty Medford St John J. Mahoney Decatur St John P. Reed Decatur Street Edwin H. Darling Bowdoin St Henry W. Harrington Tyler St Bowdoin Perlie A. Dyar Berkeley Street Michael J. Fitzgerald Melrose Street Bernard Gorman Melrose St Charles W. Hallstram Francis C. Lowell Beacon St Charles J. Manning Pleasant Street Cornelius F. Desmond Hudson , St Robert Disbrow Oak Street Daniel Dwyer Harrison Ave- Nug Patrick J. Heffernan Nassau St Edward J. Jenkins Maple Place Peter Leonard Beach Street John F. Moakley Lincoln Street John F. J. Mulhall Hudson St John Quinn, Jr Wendell St Henry Seibert Eliot Street Edward H. Stone Pleasant St Daniel P. Toomey Tyler Street Albert Baker E Street John H. Griffin Broadway Thomas Kelly D Street Thomas F. Kelly Colony St Michael V. Maloney McClellan Murray Michael WW Norris West Seventh Street Andrew J. Quinn William J. Sullivan Charles J. Chance East Sixth PUP Peers Iets Issaalee Jacob N. Goodnough East Seventh Street Francis E. Park East Broad Tic Ode Ein Racecar Eerele Taare Tra Ciel Nicholas F. McCarthy Eas Broadway Veeascovatis Florence A. Sullivan Edward P. Barry East Eighth Bevboes Dleware Wees - Democratic Osgood Blaney Telegraph St. St John C. Blaser West Betooei Secculicen Josepha Casey West Eighth Secore Cei Alocie Brake William J. Murphy Gilbert Henry Waitt West Fourth Street David F. Barry Taylor Street James B. Cherry Shawmut Av Charles T. Deblois Dwight St Merrill M. Hobbs John F. Beatie Dwight Street James A. Blake Gray Street John H. Hopwood East Brook- Peng Oulc One Gibbons Concord Charles J. Gorman Viale Spree Frank T. Lennon East Spring George EK. Lovett Greenwich Rimaher C. ‘Ratshesky Thomas Aargot Springfield Street AP Democratic Yslenslumbus Avenue Paul C. Brooks Westminster St Charles H. Bryant Walpole St Thomas F. Fallon Tremont Street Peter Kilroy Vernon Street Thomas J. McDonough Lenox St William Intergace, Jr Hacia Pial Thomas Clune Eastman Street Charles H. Dolan James B. Graham Aor Et P Bacar John J. Hoar Marshfield St John P. Kelley Eustis Street John D. Wayne Alexander Cnr Charles E. Wiggin, Jr Woodville Square Horace G. Allen Lambert St Benjamin F. Brown Cliff St W. Burlen Waumbeck Street Parker Street John F. Kinney Ward Street Richard Sullivan Smith Street Richard Tyner Marlboro St Abraham T. Weinz Bickford St Commun Council Horace Beacon Symmes Street George A. Cahill Newbern St Bernice J. Noyes Willow Street Franklin P. Pierce Greenwood PONE Frank F. Proctor Charles J. Smith Corey Street Wales Hoyes Independen Publican Frank Leavitt van Winkle St James B. Light Plain Street Harlags Ki Faige Seth Sprague Iman Street Thomas F. Thompson Aea Oeitizen George W. Wilde Richmonds Frederic Eaton Garcase Street Henry B. Good Jencogn Foster St George T Mitchell Dustin Street Frank H. Ricker Oakland Street Boston Steam Heating Co Home Gas Machine CO F. H. Nourse Kilby St Back Bay Huntington Avenue Copley Square J. Murray Howe School Street Ludlow Clarendon Street St. James Avenue Trinity Church Bristol Harrison Ave Bennet St F. W. Ryder & Son Boylston Building Boylston Sts Chauncy St Beach St Washington St Boylston Knapp St Corlis E W. B. P. Weeks Water St James F. C. Hyde Milk Street Causeway Friend Streets Geo. F. Blake Mfg. Co Federal Street Water Street Charles River Avenue Charlestown Tudor CO Medford Tide Water WM. C. Codman J. G. Freeman Kilby Street J.G. Freeman Devonshire St Arch Street Sears Building Boylston Street Entertainments WY. M. C. Union Stainers Union Hall Ihe Minnie M. G Gracie Bulloes Anna Kate L’erkins Mabel E. Wilson W.B. Clarke WiLliam H. BaLpwin Boston Theatre Eugene Tompkins Secree Emma Juch Grand English Opera Company Marguerite L Trovatore Bohemian Girel—Jiuc Lion O . and Meany Marthi A St Men Joseph Proctor John B. Mason Sig. Campanari Franz Vetta W. H. Fessenden Lon Brine Otto Roth Fritz Giese W. R. Gibbs Charles McCarthy Rachel Noah May Alice Vars H. J. M’glenen Lucie Tuker Napier Lothian J. C. Mullally Max Zach Mechanics’ Building Music Hall Sarasate-D’albert Omnes Abbey Schoeffel Ae Gran Sarasate Saint-Saens D’albert Grand Symphony Orchestra Walter Damrosch Steinway Boston Museum K. R. M. Field Massachusetts Indian Association Fternoon Indo MF Arthur Nikisch Franz’ Kneisel Haydn Brahms Schubert Beethoven Adamowski Clayton Johns Steinert Hall Mozart Benedictus Mackenzie Rubinstein Evans Senator David D. Lloyd Sydney Rosenfeld Tremont Theatre Abbly & Schoeffel Asuras Annie Pixley Lyceum Theatre Howard Atheneum Oliver Doud Byron Mate BI Iron Grand Opera House Proctor & Mansfield Propri Jas. A. Herne Bartholomew
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