Debates Over East India Loan Bill and Bimetallism In Commons
In the House of Commons Mr. Sexton pressed government on alleged religious bias in juror selection in Ireland. Chancellor Brice denied orders to probe jurors’ beliefs. The East India loan bill advanced to its third reading amid dispute on bimetallism and Brussels talks. The bill passed without division.
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London
House of Commons
Thomas Sexton
Ireland
Brice
Duchy of Jr
John Morley
Sexton
Henry Chaplin
Board of Agriculture
Lord Salisbury
India
Cheplin
Brussels
Great Britain
Gladstone
William Vernon Harcourt
Salisbury
Chaplin
Subway bill moves forward in Boston board
The Boston Board of Aldermen debated a subway plan with accusations of bluff and shadows and connections to the West End railroad. Mayor Matthews urged adoption, the measure passed committee and the full board, and now heads to the Common Council for concurrence.
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Board of Aldermen
Acheme
West End Railroad Corporation
Lomasney
Boston
Executive Chamber
Committee of Citizens
Dever
Alderman Flood
Flood
West End
Folsom
Alderman Dever
Bill Simmons
Simmons
Maguire
Committee On Streets and Sewers
Lee
Alderman Mooney
Railroad Commission
Yoas—Dever
Fottler
Hallatram
Naye
Jowel
Mooney
Witt
Ganes
Matthews
West
Mr. Lee
Mr. Mooney
Hallstrom
Alderman Folsom
Hallstram
Meyer Matthews
Mr. Folsom
Yeas and Nays
Yeas
Istram
Sanford
Lomuasney
Mitchell
Fone-Dever
Piet
Vottler
Hallstream
de Faguire
Sandays
Common Council
Boston Subway Proposal Hears City Meeting At City Hall
About one hundred prominent citizens gathered at noon to debate a Boston subway from Eliot Street to Scollay Square to relieve Tremont Street congestion. Mayor Matthews led the discussion with a cost estimate around 2,600,000 and a push for rapid transit under Tremont Street. Dana Estes urged a loop including Cambridge Brookline and Brighton lines. A commission was suggested to prepare plans before January 31, 1844.
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le Coc
Sabe Winder
Tremont Street
Jr Pere
Narthen
Seollay Square
Ceneewey Street
Boston
Tthews, JR
Iman Dever
Lee
City Hall
Eliot Street
Scollay Square
City of
Matthews
Colonel Livermore
Two Towns Dispute Ownership of Craig's Point
Winthrop and Readfield Me clash over Craig's Point on Lake Maranacook. Readfield claims sale to a Boston party long ago. a survey cut part into Winthrop. A summer colony exists with valuable taxable property. Cadfield and Winthrop may seek legislative action to settle.
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Winthrop
Readfield
Craig's Point
Lake Maranacook
Maine Central
Boston
Cadfield
Weather Forecast for New England and Maine Area
Fore cast for Tuesday calls for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont light rain and slightly warmer temperatures with south winds. Massachusetts and nearby regions may see light drizzle to rain with warmer readings in the north and southerly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Post Fund Aids Distressed Families in East Boston
Reporters tracing poverty across tenements record destitution and relief cases as The Post Betiefi Fund for the Unemployed provides groceries and support. Families on Commercial street East Boston to Dorchester avenue receive aid while others face illness hunger and unemployment.
Subscriptions and Donations Listing in Boston Post
A partial OCR shows a list of subscription amounts and donors including Colonel Albert A. Pope, W. R. McKey, a friend, Aurin Franklin, Dr. J. Parker Bumtin, and others. Several entries show varied sums such as 100.00, 50.00, 25.00, and 1.00 with names and initials, reflecting a charitable or fundraising ledger.
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Boston Post
Eeecn
Albert A. Pope
W. Re MeKey
William Henry Viehhseusel
Sardp
Essene Re
Clevedon
Post Reporters Aid Tenements With Grocery Orders
A corps of Post reporters toured New York tenements aiding the unemployed and destitute with groceries from Cobb Bates Yerxa. They found widows, a dying man, a woman near delivery, and families scrimping on meals, each receiving vital relief and grateful thanks.
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Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Charter Street
Hovee
Order of the Post
Notable Winter Wedding in Waltham
Henry Haynie, a prominent newspaper correspondent, will wed Miss Mary H Bright tomorrow at the Main street residence Beaver Brook in Waltham. The ceremony follows a large reception with many friends and is expected to lead to Paris as the couple plans to sail there shortly after the wedding.
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Waltham
Henry Haynie
Mary H. Bright
William Dery Bright
Main Street
Grove
Beaver Brook
Miss Bright
Bellef
Paris
Harvest of Shoplifters Reported by Inspectors Bar ry and Knox
Police describe a shoplifting spree with James McKenney a 50 year old Jamaica Plain man taken at Houghton and Duttons by Inspector Barry. Elizabeth Roberts a well dressed woman from Providence Somerville targeted dry goods and was detained leaving Whites. Nicole Palotis 36 a Turk by birth wore diamonds and carried rolls of money and a purse with a pocketbook marked Nellie E White during surveillance on Washington Street.
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James McKenney
Jamaica Plain
Houghton & Dutton
Barry
Elizabeth Roberts
Knox
Byrne
White’s
Providence
Somerville
Nicole Palotis
Cogan
Washington Street
West
Nellie E. White
Gracie M Parker Wreck Takes All Hands
News from Charlottetown reports the schooner Gracie M Parker capt Far rell was totally wrecked off St. Pierre on Saturday night and all hands perished. The Laurier with potatoes for Boston towed out Sunday and is now stuck in the ice at Hillsboro Bay.
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Charlottetown
Gracie M. Parker
Farrell
Alberton
J. P. Myrick
St. Pierre
Laurier
Boston
Hillsboro Bay
Worcester Woman Bravely Escapes Assault by Husband and Son
Mary S. Chapin of Holden was attacked by Calvin H. Chapin and their son John last Friday. She fled a mile in stocking feet to a neighbor and collapsed. She may recover. father and son were arrested today.
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Worcester
Mary
Chapin
Calvin H. Chapin
Holden
John
Danbury Hatters Mass Meeting At Opera House
In Danbury Connecticut a packed mass meeting gathered both locked out hatters and others. Speakers included Rev W M Benedict of Croton Falls and Mrs. Foote of the Hammers' Union voicing support amid ongoing labour dispute.
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Danbury
Conn
M. Benedict
Croton
Mra
Foote
The
Harmers' Union
Acenery
Hasan
More Girls Missing in Lynn Epidemic Case Spread
A citywide wave of disappearances hits young women in Lynn as Delia Kinkey 15 and Addie Hudson 15 disappear after Dec 4 and a Salem connection emerges with Gussie Scott. Neighbors recall prior cases and a Boston link as families fear kidnapping and trafficking amid dozens of suspected incidents.
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Lynn
Delia Kinkey
Addie Hudson
Lizzie Anderson
Kinkey
Hudson Ridle
Gussie Scott
Salem
Fall River
Boston
Jennie
Hudson
Jackson Street
Edward Kinkey
Delia
Market Street
John Dolan
Wheeler Street
Elsa
Saugus
George Hudson
Clinton Street
Hattie
Man 64 Dies After Ammonia Ingestion In Somerville
Omar Boynton longtime resident of 42 Marcella street died Sunday after drinking ammonia earlier that day. Medical Examiner says death was in personal crisis. Widower with few relatives, he had lived with Ezra Young for 25 years and worked in a nearby card factory. He passed after fourteen hours of intense pain and morphine treatment. burial set for Forest Hills tomorrow.
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Omar Boynton
Marcella Street
Draper
Ezra Young
Mr. Young
Boynton
Francis W. Goss
Warren Street
Somerville
New Hampshire
Forest Hills
Death of Ellen Murphy in Charlestown
Mrs. Ellen Murphy of No 5 Stanley Place Charlestown was found dead in bed yesterday morning. A severe cut on the back of her head was caused by a fall while descending steps at No 2 Stanley Place the evening before. Neighbors say she bound the wound and went to bed before losing consciousness. Death due to concussion of the brain.
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Ellen Murphy
Stanley Place
Charlestown
Satolli Announces Wholesale Sale of Banquet Lamps
Satolli presents McKenney and Waterbury wholesale Banquet Lamps in Sevres Dresden wrought iron and silver French lace shades at wholesale prices. Sale runs through Christmas at 181 Franklin Street near Congress.
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McKenney & Waterbury
Franklin Street
Congress
Dresden
Russell Leads Democratic Club Dinner at Quincy
John E. Russell was the central figure at the Young Men's Democratic Club dinner in Quincy, celebrated as a steadfast presence amid uncertain political forecasts. Attendees largely paid tribute to Russell, honoring his role and influence in Democratic circles.
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John E. Russell
Young Men’s
Democratic Club
Quincy
Mr. Russell
Russell Addresses Young Men's Democratic Club in Hard Times
Boston scene shows leaders and guests including Charles Stratton ex Judge Corcoran and Josiah Quincy as John E Russell speaks on economic distress. He criticizes Harrison era policies, cites McKinley tariff and Sherman act, and urges party in power to follow voters' will amid national gloom.
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Charles E. Stratton
Boston
Corcoran
the Treasury
Charles 8. Hamlin
Josiah Quincy
John T. Wheelright
Russell
John E. Russell
Young Men's Democratic Club
Harrison
Massachusetts
Cleveland
New York
Senate
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