John Adams and New England Education Honor Faith and Nation
A New York New England Society dinner tribute extols John Adams and the academy, praising New England schooling as the nation's backbone. The orator ties Adams’s public service to a lifelong commitment to Latin Greek study, civic unity, and national patriotism across states, urging funds for the Quincy school and stressing Union devotion over regional divisions.
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New England
Foundation Academy
Keynte
John Adams
Quincy
John Quincy Adams
New
Shakspere
Ben Jonson
John
Adams
Anu
New York
Mediternean
Greece
Seven Hills
Socrates
Caesar
Mommsen
Burgsch
Rome
Ohn Adams
Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Albany
Tennessee
Ohio
Texas
Ilinois
California
England
United States
Mississippi
Massachusetts
Bar Harbor veto ends 75000 dollar public building plan
The President vetoed the Bar Harbor public building bill, citing town size and lack of necessity. Treasury and post office officials questioned the need, and political influence from Bar Harbor’s Milliken as committee chair is noted. Secretary Rusk commented on a Farmers’ vote article, defending Harrison’s renomination. Social debut of Sidney Everett’s daughter drew notable attendance. Brazilian Minister Valente recalled. Mendonca named successor. Ensign Seymore to receive ship Dale Jan 10. Lt Grant assigned to vessel electric lighting duties.
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WasHingron
Bar Harbor
House Committee On Public Buildings
Milliken
Treasury
Post Office
Harrison
Rusk
Isaac K. Seymore
Dale
A. W. Grant
Deaths sweep Mosquito chief at twenty five in Nicaragua
A Panama letter announces the death of His Excellency Jonathan Charles Frederick hereditary chief of the Mosquito Indian reservation in Nicaragua at twenty five. He died after a five day illness from a fall and a horse kick. Vice President Charles Patterson holds government until a successor is elected. Washburn & Garfield partner Joan K E Washburn of Worcester dies at seventy five. Pedro Antonio Lopez dies at 115 in Santa Fe New Mexico, a veteran of the Spanish kings and alive at the beheading of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
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Panama
Jonathan Charles Frederick
Mosquito
Nicaragua
Charles Patterson
Joan K E. Washburn
Washburn & Garfield
Worcester
Santa Fe
N. M
Pedro Antonio Lopez
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
France
Indians Refuse Change in Chiefs Election Demand
Ottawa reports the Dominion Government rejects Ontario and Quebec Indian requests to revert to electing their own chiefs. Officials say the Indian Advancement Act already provides full satisfaction.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
Ontario
Quebec
Proclamation for World's Columbian Exposition Open May 1893
President Benjamin Harrison proclaims an international exposition to open May first 1893 in Chicago and run through the last Thursday in October. The event seeks global participation with nations invited to exhibit progress in arts industries and civilization. James G Blaine is noted as Secretary of State.
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America
Christopher Columbus
Chicago
Illinois
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Washington
James G. Blaine
Government to control railroads urges state action
In a report to the Governor Attorney General Leese backs government regulation of railroads. He proposes a maximum rate schedule aligned with other states and a law barring new mortgage bonds or stock until sworn itemized accounts of cash labor or property are examined and certified. He warns Western railroad consolidations threaten public rights and require decisive action.
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Lixcoun
Neb
Leese
Gift in Santa Stocking for Senior Homeopath Doctor
Dr. L. Lt. Talbot, among the city’s oldest homeopathic physicians, is set to receive a substantial Christmas surprise. The Massachusetts Homoeopathic Medical Society planned a banquet gift, postponed by circumstances, and tomorrow his stocking will reportedly hold a handsome silver tea service as thanks for his influence on the profession.
Eaton Kehew and Thorsen Olsen marriages noted
In this city on December 20 and December 24, two marriages were officiated by Rev. M. J. Savage and Rev. C. F. Johansson. William K. Eaton wed Ellen B. Kehew, and Harry Thorsen married Jennie Olsen.
Deaths in various cities including Blodgett Cushing Galeucia Grace Hemingway
Death notices from Dec. 22 to Dec. 24 list William A. Blodgett age 60 in Woburn Joan N. Cushing Jr. age 18? 28 days in Newburyport. Daniel Galencia 58 in Boston area. Mrs James Grace 62 in Newton. John Hemingway 57 formerly of Dewsbury England. Catharine Hamilton 90 in its city. Miss Mary Johnson 56 in Charlestown. William P. Lincoln formerly Newtonville. Caroline Wendell as Portsmouth NH. Melvin B. Stone 35 in Stoneham. Ernest C. Tibbets Hyde Park. Lucy Sanders Tucker man 66? funeral from Grace Church Salem with no flowers.
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Blodgett
Woburn
William A. Blodgett
Cushing
Bradford
H. H. Hale
Joan N. Cushing, Jr
Newburyport
Galeucia
Daniel Galencia
Burlington
Grace
Newton
James Grace
Hemingway
Everett
John Hemingway
Dewsbury
Yorkshire
Eng
Hamilyson
Catharine
Thomas Hamilton
Johnson
Charlestown
Mary&. Johnson
Lincoln
New York
William P. Lincoln
Newtonville
Rogers
Portsmouth
N. H
Caroline Quincy Wendell
Igh Jacob Wendell
Mehetabel Rindgegers
Stone
Stoneham
Melvin B. Stone
A Ee
Salem
Lucy Sanders
John Francis Tuckerman
Grace Church
Senator Morgan's Speech and Senate Actions
In Washington the Senate debated extending Nebraska laws in the Oklahoma Territory to July 1, 1891, due to the lack of a territorial code. Morgan objected to the measure, others argued over cloture and speech restrictions, while a Bar Harbor public building bill was vetoed and referred. The body adjourned to Saturday noon with plans for Monday noon adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Edmunds
Vermont
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Congress
Mr. Morgan
Bar Harbor
Hoar
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William Everett
New England Society
Adams Academy
John Howland
Piyngath
Jessie Howland
John Gorm
Barnstable
Philip
Nathaniel Gorham
Continental Congress
George L. Schuyler
Leyden
Philadelphia
Sheridan
Winchester
Europe
South Carolina
Connecticut
Union
Plymouth
National Brotherhood
Cape Cod
Golden Gate
Niagara River
Florida
Rusk Isa Harrison
Sidney Everett
Valente
Mendonca
Brazil
Naval
Indian Advancement IN Canada
United States of America
Railbroads IN
Attorney-General
DR. Talbot
Senator Morgan
Morgan
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Sherman
Rhode Island
McPherson
Crocker, Burbank & 60
Fitchburg, Mass
Third Nati. Bank of Boston
Boston
U. S. Treasury
U. S
National Bank
Jyue
State OF
Suffolk
Ss. I
F. S. Davis
F.S. Davis
John A. Conkey
Francis B. Sears
WM. L. Chase
Royal E. Robbins
Eport
National Bank of Commerce of Boston
VEC, LY
Lduy
Resources
Ees
Capital
Co. H. Warner
N. K. Hallowell
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Faneuila Ree Bank
Loston
Mssachusetts
U.S. Treasury
T. G. Hiler
G. Hiler
Henry J. Thayer
Learnard
A. J. Adams
J. V. Fletcher
Bank of Boston
Mass
Nat'l
Cit
U.S
B. Warren
G. Bb. Warren
LLOTD
Notary Public
Aldric H. Ie R. R. Reed
Frederic Amory
NEW Music
Ireland
PIANO
COLLE
Piano Classics
ONS
Churchill
Oliver Ditson Company
BAY State
Haynes
Excelsior
Tilton
Stewart’s
John C. Haynes & CO
Court Street
Washington Street
Oliver Ditson & CO
Washington St
South Keene
WM. O. Williams
Devonshire
Hale & CO
Pearl Street
NG State St
State Street
Broad ST
Custom House
New Produce Exchange
C. A. Richards
Room
NEW Publications
Frank H. Spearman
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ettysburg
Jerusalem and the
Holy Land
Dovt
Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Nikisch
Paris
Siegfried
Slbumblate
Kneisel
Beethoven
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Boston Music Hall
Stoddard
Norway
Land OF the
Midnight Sun
Ober-Ammergau
Burditt & North
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Dickens
David Copperfield
Little Erply
Jaro
Itd
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Stuart Robson
Gordon & Corbett
Nat C. Goodwin
Prof. Cromwell
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Soudan
Nigut—Philharmonic Orchestra
Phlharmoic Orchestra
Bernhard Listemann
Louise Laine
Lucie Aj Tucker
Ellen Berg
Wil
Hollis
EATRE
Isaac B. Rich
E. H. Sothern
Maister
Woodbarrow
Wmillette
Hanlon Bi
Mantell
Monbars
THE
Clemenceau Gase
Monroe and Rice
Bridget
Howard Atheneum
WM. Harris
Edgar Selden
Will’o the Wisp
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Nellie McKen RY
Chas. L. Davis
Alvin Joslin
Harper’s Weekly
Mile ST
Hawley ST
Massachusetts Title Insurance CO
Herbert L. Perry
Milk Street
Wele
Business Directory
Sampson, Murdock & CO
Franklin Street
Lowell Building
Franklin and
Oliver Streets
B. D. Washburn
Congress St
West Chester Park & Westland Ave
Back Bay
Huntington Avenue
Hack Bay
Brookline
Longwood
F. W. Lincoln
Gen’l
Northampton St
M. & Stark Weather
ER. E. Townsend
School Street
D. G. Hubbard
Newbury Street
Harcourt Studios
Irvington Street
Helen M. Knowlton
Eeer
Keene Optical CO
1801
Oriental Tea CO
Java
Scollay Square
Ston
EPPS
Civil Service Gazette
Grovers
James EP
S & Co, Homeopathic Chemists
London
New American Electrical Arc Light Co
Maine
Rhode Feland
New Hampshire
F. Montague Lowdon
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