Edmunds and Belmont bills stall in foreign affairs panel
The Edmunds bill faced delays as Chairman Belmont was absent, delaying committee action. Telegrams urged his return, but he advised postponing discussions until next week. House members demand an immediate report, while debates hinge on the more radical non-intercourse approach and its economic impact on Western cities.
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New England Patents Issued Today List Names and Places
Washington February first reports New England patent grants to numerous inventors across Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire Maine and Rhode Island. Notable names include Charles J Addy Malden for a burnishing machine and El ihu Thomson Lyn n for an electric arc lamp among many others.
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Hyde Park
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Geological survey notes Emmons administrative duties in Washington
In the monthly report of the geological survey received by the Interior Department it states that Mr. S F Emmons of the Colorado division was engaged in administrative duties in Washington including preparing material for the press.
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Glover Pushes Offensive Letter Publicity Across Nation
Washington February 1 The Glover West dispute flares again as Glover prints thousands of circulars of his offensive letter to Senator West. Supporters say publicity will force West to seek satisfaction or show disinterest in protecting his honor. Critics urge restraint.
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Pleasant reception for Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom
In Washington on February 1, about one hundred callers attended a noon to 1 pm reception. Mrs. Cleveland wore a cream wool dress with terra cotta velvet, and Mrs. Folsom wore black silk and jet. Guests included Miss Endicott Senator Butler and daughter Miss Hampton Miss Lee Miss Cameron and others.
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Death at a gambling resort in Monaco involves U S consul
Washington reports private wires from Monaco say Sidney W. Cooper United States consul at Gothenberg Sweden died at the famous casino He had been gambling for months and reportedly lost his last cent and his life He was a former second lieutenant who resigned in 1864 and once figured in a Ferry scandal involving a woman tied to Michigan politics
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Navy Reorganization Bill Debated. House Adjourns Without Vote
In Wasntneron Feb 1 the navy reorganization bill faced discussion but opponents, mainly in the construction and engineer branches, blocked final action until adjournment. Indications are these bureaus will prevent a final vote this Congress.
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Resignation of Treasury Draughtsman Stutz
Washington February 1 The supervising architect's office of the Treasury Department is demoralized by the resignation of Mr Stutz a leading government draughtsman who left because his assistants chosen under a conciliatory policy were utterly incompetent and unfit to work beside him
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Queen's state coach renovated for jubilee year
Derby coachmakers updated one of the six royal state coaches with gold door handles and ornamentation. The vermilion body is gilt with blue silk lining and 4000 leaves of gold decorate the equipage. The Prince of Wales seeks leaders of thought, with Morley and Lord Hartington visiting Sandringham.
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Multiple Small Fires Reported Across City Districts
Local alarms reported several minor blazes: in brick building No 4 Lincoln Street damage $25. Oregon dining room 1296 Washington Street owned by Thomas Flower damage $75. House of Correction receiving room alarm Box 138 damage $100 due to spontaneous combustion. Firefighters Injuries included Driver Twiss with leg fractures and Captain Bowers with a broken toe. Additional fires at William Fitzs property Lawrence Avenue and a Cambridge Dublin Street incident caused only trifling damage.
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Cincinnati Sun Suspends Publication After Ownership Rift
The Cincinnati Sun halted publishing on February 1 due to a sharp disagreement among owners.
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Visit by Les Trappeurs Snowshoe Club Arrives in Boston
Montreal based Les Trappeurs Snowshoe Club arrives after a four hour delay. Mayor Beaugrand and Governor Ames welcome the party at City Hall and State House. The group tours the city, attends a concert at Music Hall, and plans tor chlight parade and further events with Boston clubs and the Victoria Rifles Band.
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Veteran Fireman Daily Reappears Among Old Boston Colleagues
At the Old State House a longtime Boston fireman William W Daily returns to his former comrades after forty years away. The reunion recalls early service, West Coast years, and past fires as the group plans a Crawford House banquet on Feb 16 and a grand parade next fall.
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Threaten a Tie Up by South Boston Railway Workers
Workers at the South Boston Railway Company gathered in Gray's Hall to hear President Hersey's reply to their demands. They rejected the response and voted to insist, giving the road until Wednesday night to concede or face a possible shutdown.
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Banquet Honors Alderman John A. McLaughlin at Quincy House
A complimentary banquet last evening at the Quincy House welcomed Alderman John A. McLaughlin with about 150 guests including city officials and prominent residents. Councilman Whall lauded his past service and John A. Connelly presented a diamond stud as a gift from McLaughlin's friends.
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Boston Theatres Schedule and Featured Performances
Boston Ideal Opera Company presents Martha at 7:45 p.m. Hollis Street Theatre hosts The Jill with shows at 2 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. Boston Museum stages Held by the Enemy at 2 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. Globe Theatre features M B Curtis in Caught in a Corner at 7:46 p.m. Park Theatre presents Salsbury's Troubadours in The Humming Bird at 8 p.m. Howard Atheneum runs The Two Johns with 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Eljou Theatre offers Our Boarding House at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.
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Market Ledger Notices from R L Day and Francis Henshaw
Market stock updates list closing times for R L Day Co at 11 30 p m and Francis Henshaw Co at midnight. Fruit listing credits Horatio Harris at midnight.
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Marland Darracott weds Julia Ager. Jones weds Sarah Harris
Two marriage notices. Marland Darracott weds Julia Ager at the Unitarian Church Jamaica Plain on February 1 with Rev Charles F. Dole officiating. Godfrey Jones weds Sarah Harris in the city on January 22, officiated by Rev J H Carter.
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Obituaries from Cambridge and Nearby Cities January 30 to February 4
Obituary notices list deaths in Cambridge and surrounding towns including Curtis Davis 72 in Cambridge. Mary J Booker 21 in Roxbury. Joseph Cantwell 49. Willie A Dean youngest child. John M Laurenson 37. William J Lloyd 3. James McCormick 81. Frederick P Norton Charlestown. John D Gates Hingham 58. Joshua Hatch Chelsea 53. Dorinda Shaw Rockland 83. Funeral from 13 Bigelow Street Friday February 4 at 1:30.
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Warns of counterfeits for Horsford’s product line
Public notice warns readers to look for the word Horsford's on the wrapper to verify authenticity. It cautions that imitations are circulating and that none are genuine without this guarantee.
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