Canadian Railway Traffic Treasury Decision Delayed
Senator Washburn defends New England and Northwest interests as the Windom death delays Treasury action against Canadian railroads. He argues against licensing and constraints on Canadian roads, notes subsidies totals, and urges preserving cheap, natural routes for U S commerce. He warns against restricting rail access and emphasizes the value of cross border transport for midwest and plains states.
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Dramatic Notes On Theater Week Schedule
The Hollis Street Theatre hosts a special Cleopatra matinee Wednesday beside Saturday’s regular show Hoyt’s new play A Tap to Chinatown opens next week at the Boston Theatre Kendals perform Cleopatra Monday and The Squire for a week with midweek matinees All For Her and The Weaker Sex follow in the second week New England School of Dramatic Instruction pupils perform at Union Hall Friday Rose Coghlan to present Peg Worsington at the Globe Theatre Wednesday afternoon
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Shakspere
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Light Brigade
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Peg Wosington
Globe Theatre
Water Colors in New York Exhiition Review
New York January 31 The water color show is praised for wall and frame arrangement but criticized for overbearing gilt frames harming subject focus. The west gallery shines with Salamander performances and noted artists like Platt Ranger and Kappes receive comment for bold color and mood. Several works attract buyers, while the absence of a single great centerpiece prompts readers to seek standout pieces among many gems.
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Shed
Stack
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Paris
Fifth Avenue
Boston
Doll& Richard’s
H. Kever
Francis Day
Melody
Rever
Charles Graham
Harper’s
France
Dieppe
Alfred Kappes
John Fraser
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Treasury vacancy review urges temporary Treasury head alternative
President Harrison sent to Congress a message urging a temporary successor to fill the Treasury post after Secretary Windom's death. An attorney general opinion backs a ten day limit for a constitutional appointment, while the President argues for permitting a sole assistant to discharge duties until a successor is appointed and qualified.
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Windom
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English Captain's Story of Bark Lydia Peschau Seizure
The steamship Andes brings as passengers the captain and ten crew of the British bark Lydia Peschau seized by Venezuela on Oct. 18. The captain was taken ill and ashore at Trinidad, while the bark, under the mate, was water short and anchored at Margarita Island. Soldiers boarded, took the mate and second mate ashore, leaving no one aboard to sail. The vessel was stripped of sails and valuables. Attempts to reclaim the bark failed. British officials and the governor of Trinidad intervened. The captain was ordered to proceed to New York, awaiting settlement. The bark had been en route from Wilmington, North Carolina to Trinidad with yellow pine lumber.
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Imate
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Laguayra
Govenor
Wilmington
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Meredith & Nelson Move to Large Congress Street Offices
Meredith and Nelson, real estate dealers, relocate from the corner of Congress street and Exchange place to No. 15 Congress street. They occupy the entire second floor with a single large room and a private office, in a building on the corner and extending to Butler square. L Shannon Davis, real estate broker, moves from No. 14 State street to No. 67 Ames Building.
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Savage Stays With Unity Church Amid Chicago Call Refusal
The Rev. Minot J. Savage to Boston parishioners announced he declined Old First Church of the Messiah in Chicago’s call. He cited duty to the Unity Church, praising Unity’s growth, stability, and his sixteen years there, and asked parishioners for support as he remains. He dismissed sensational reports and noted personal reasons cited privately.
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Church of the Unity
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Chicago
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Washington
Boston
America
Obituary Notes on Dr Ayres and Dr Plumptre
This obituary passage recalls the life of Dr Michael Ayres a Hadley pastor educator and Hadley School Committee member who died after long service including trustee duties at Hopkins Academy and legislative work. It also covers Dr Edward Hayes Plumptre born 1821 Oxford scholar and church leader who served as chaplain prebendary dean and writer with publications in biblical studies and translations.
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Ex-Alderman Gove in Boston Opposes Postmaster Corse
Ex-Alderman Jesse M. Gove visits Boston on private business and opposes the reappointment of Postmaster Corse. He intends to urge Senators Dawes and Hoar to support City Clerk Curtis. He aims to anger Republicans by voicing his views during his stay.
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General Corse
Washington
Obituary notices from city deaths January 29 31
Death notices from this city list multiple individuals with ages and dates from January 29 through January 31. Names include Emma N Curtiss Eliza Foster Seanne Goodwin John Glassell Mary Marshall George Felgate Edward Phillips Julia H Polk John Roche Hange Trumbull Mary Wilder Jane Wilson and others with ages ranging from 32 to 88. Instructions show a compendium of local obituaries and bereavement notices.
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Mellville
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Polk
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John Roche
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Mary
Edward F. Wilder
Wilson
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Reverend Dr Ayres of Hadley Dies at Home
The Rev Dr Rowland Ayres veteran pastor and leading promoter of Hopkins Academy died at his Hadley home after a long career. Born in Granby May 1 1817 he prepared at Monson Academy and graduated Amherst College in 1841 before teaching at South Amherst and studying at Andover Theological Seminary. He returned to...
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