Anamaker Selected Sherman Denies a Soft Impeachment
Washington December 21 The Times reports Senate chatter on cabinet picks as Quay returns from Indianapolis and hints Wanamaker may join Harrison's administration while Sherman denies talks of a state portfolio. Blaine's friends push for hoped for appointment despite mixed signals.
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Senator Sherman Serenaded by District of Columbia League
Senator Sherman was serenaded at his home by the John Sherman Republican League colored of DC. An address thanked him for services to the colored race. He responded that equal rights depend on education and property, and urged lawful means to secure voting rights while warning against mob violence. He urged gradual progress and moral conviction against oppression.
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Market Gains in New York and San Diego Tea Leaves
The market in New York showed activity and strength with strong buying by shorts and robust long purchases. Officials report a tentative agreement to maintain rates until a comprehensive traffic plan is set, boosting confidence in equities and reducing available stock at current prices. The piece notes large purchases by Charles Head & Co and Evans and Howe, with optimism in Southern California gas and railroad shares, and mentions shifts in West End and Reading stock activity alongside oil market gains driven by a Standard Oil development.
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Snow Shoes Information From G W Simmons Co
Postal request to G W Simmons Co for details on snow shoes explains how to use them how to wear them price sizes and all particulars amid a large seasonal demand.
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North Street
Zepho Club Honors Art Museum Scholarship Winner
The Zepho Club hosted a reception at 427 Washington to honor F. C. Martin, winner of the new Art Museum scholarship. Martin, 28, a Zepho member, displayed oils, water colors, and charcoal works and will depart in two weeks for Paris for a three year scholarship period.
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Paris
Oriental Art Sale and Perfumery Auction Notice
Auction at J B Hart and Co today at 3 p m offers Oriental art pieces while Horatio Harris conducts a perfumery sale at 10 80 a m. Both items list times and vendors for the day.
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Marriages in the Boston Area December Notices
Listed marriage notices from Boston and nearby towns dated December across several couples. Bain with Wald in Boston, Babson with Bates in Somerville, Clausen with Linsky in the city, Hegelman with Lambert in the city, Knox with Allen in Boston, Love with Brown in Somerville, Nickles with Mills in Chelsea, Simonds with Cleveland in Millbury.
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Knox—Allen
Boston
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May Allen
St. John
N. B
Love—Brown
Somerville
George W. Durell
James Love
Isabella Brown
Nickles—Mills
Chelsea
F. W. Baldwin
Herbert W. Nickles
Jennie Mills
Simonds—Cleveland
Millbury
Verre A. Putnam
Frederick W. Simonds
Adele M. Cleveland
Deaths aggregator lists local obituaries with ages and dates
Death notices from Somerville to Salem dated December list Ellen Ahern 70 in Somerville and Homer Caldwell 31 in the city, plus multiple others including Carrie Conner 20 in Malden, George Davis 85 in this city, Oliver Ditson 77, Kate Hastings Eckerson in Washington DC, Sarah Foster Cambridgeport, Henry Green Wood in Woburn, Mary Hutchinson Charlestown 55, Leonard Hersey 76, Bertha Hanson 5 months Neponset, Joseph Hunt 9 months, John Henry 66, George M. Kane 23, Mary Knox Mt Pleasant, Bridget Kennedy 67 East Boston, Albion Milliken 32 South Boston, Adaline McClellan 34 East Boston, Sarah Potter 48, Eileen Putnam Salem, Samuel Sewall 89, with funeral notices and burial details where given.
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Washington, D.C
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Cambridgeport
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Green Wood
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Thomas
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Newbury Street
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Mt. Pleasant
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Kennedy
East Boston
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Patrick Kennedy
Milliken
South Boston
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McClellan
Adaline
Michael McClellan
Potter
Sarah A
Anthony Potter
Putnam
Salem
Eileen Catherine
George D. Putnam
B. JF. Edmunds, Sewall
Samuel Edmund Sewall
Church of the Disciples
West Coaennee Street
Warren Avenue
China and Glass Novelties on Main Floor Displays
Late steamers bring Dresdens and Coalport china including Rose Jars etc. Old Ivory porcelain reproductions and candelabra appear on the main floor. New Buillon cups and Saucers from Worcester and Wedgwood. Dinner sets over 180 varieties. Tete-a-tete sets from Copeland Minton Worcester. After-dinner coffee sets from Bodley Haviland Minton. Rich cut crystal glass on Glass-room floor. Mantel ornaments and statues in the Art Room. Parian statuary and French bisque figures also landed.
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Critics Praise Abbeys Stage Mastery in She Stoops to Conquer
George William Curtis and William Dean Howells laud Abbey for arch humor and delicate character work in a masterful interpretation of the play. Henry James and Austin Dobson echo the view, calling it artistic and a peak of stage production.
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Austin Dobson
New Books and Prices From Tin Horns to Tales
A fragmentary catalog lists Miss Wormeley and Lucretia Hale titles with prices, including The Story Better Times for Margaret Kent and Marching Thro Georgia. Other entries mention Kate Sanborn Nora Perry Mendelssohn letters and The Nun of Kenmare with assorted costs in a cluttered advert.
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Parkman’s Histories in Two Editions Offered
Francis Parkman’s celebrated works published in two sets, Library Edition 10 vols. Svo cloth for 25 dollars and Popular Edition 10 vols. 12mo cloth for 15 dollars. Each edition includes maps and portraits and contains key titles such as Pioneers of France, Jesuits in North America, La Salle, The Old Regime in Canada, Frontenac, Montcalm and Wolfe, Pontiac Conspiracy, and The Oregon Trail. Parkman is noted as the most popular American historian.
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Bartent's Familiar Quotations Clings as the Authoritative Reference
The work is described as the standard source for quoted phrases, praised for accuracy and breadth. It notes broad adoption and strong sales, with an eighth edition of 919 pages available in cloth or leather bindings in multiple styles.
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