Senate OKs seed distribution aid for drought Texas
The Senate passed a $10,000 appropriation for special seed distribution in drought areas of Texas. The session covered broader spending estimates for 1887 88 and debates on coast defenses and naval fortifications with warnings about surplus revenue and national security.
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Allison
Connecticut
Mr. Platt
Pacific
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Department
Beck
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Post Office Department
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Teller
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House
United States
Dolphin
Chile
Japan
Spain
Great Lakes
Great Britain
England
Lakes
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Gossip from Over Sea: Lord Iddesleigh and Lord Northcote Ties
A column recounts enduring friendship between Lord Iddesleigh and Lord Northcote, from 1855 Parliament days to shared literary and church interests. It notes Iddesleigh’s initial reluctance to elevation, his pride in the Northcote name, and affection for Pynes with its Vandyck portrait and fine library.
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Lord Iddesleigh
Lord Salisbury
Robert Cecil
Miss Alderson
Sir Stafford
Lady Northcote
Robert
Iddesleigh
House of Lords
Yates
London
Northcote
Pynes
Exe
Vandyck
Devon
Arkansas Granger Refuses 60 Cents for Tenderloin
A raw-boned Arkansas granger walks into a Union Square Hotel restaurant and balks at a 60 cent bill for a tenderloin. After threats of arrest and a standoff with the cashier, the dispute ends with a compromise of 40 cents, the man paying 40 cents and spending 20 more on bourbon.
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N.Y. Sun
Arkansas
Union Square
Granger
Corwin Sailor Abbey Protects Alaska Fur Seal Fisheries
The Corwin under Captain Charles A. Abbey patrolled Behring's Sea to guard fur seals and enforce laws amid disputed three mile limits and waters. He seized British vessels and crews near Onalaska and Sitka, sent them to court, and spurred wider government protection of Alaska fisheries.
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United States
United States Revenue
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Detroit
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State Department
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Alaska Territory
Secretary of the Treasury
Alaska Commercial Company
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Behring’s Sea
Pribylott Islands
Tlayin
Seal Islands
Pribyloff Islands
Fountain Head
San Francisco
Washington
Therannon
Tary
Russia
North Pacific Ocean
Behring
Straits
Aleutian Chain of Islands
Aleutian Chain
Commander Group of Islands
Sitka
Aleutian Archipelago
Okhotsk
Henrietta
Pacific
New York
Sam
Onalaska
Aleutian
Far Sea Islands
San Diego
Raynor
British Columbia
Lafayette Dawson
Missouri
Waite
James Ogilvie
Healy
Bear
Arctic Ocean
Fires and Alarms Reported in City Yesterday
A fire from an overheated stove caused 300 in damage to a brick house at Marginal street and Alva place owned by William Smith and lived in by William Bramhall. An alarm at 3 40 yesterday was false. A later alarm for a fire at Richardson McKie s child s carriage manufactory in wooden building No 6erri c. total loss may reach 500. A public meeting on the South End Industrial School will be at Channing Hall 26 Beacon street Monday at 2 30 p m.
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Marginal Street
Alva Place
William Smith
William Bramhall
Richardson & McKies
South End Industrial School
Channing Hall
Beacon Street
Boston Superior Court role call and civil actions list
The record lists first session cases in Milton Lower Mills on Jan 25 1885 with plaintiff Cole vs City of Boston for ice and snow defect injuries. It also covers cross actions between Byron A. Osgood and Thomas F. McGann and a separate tort docket with multiple defendants and trial notes.
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Superior Court
Brigham
C. J
Mary D. Cole
City of
Boston
River Street
Milton Lower Mills
J.H. Flint
Ison
Brown
Watson
Webster
Locke
Porter
Ballou
Scully
Lehan
Gnlletin
Lincoln
Spotvord
Allen
Corrugated W. F. Co
Burke
Chelsea
Gillinger
Mann
Carr
Boston & Maine Railroad Co
Aldrich
Byron A. Osgood
Thomas F. McGann
R. Lund
D. F. Crane
Osgood, CO
Nugent
D. F. Kimball
George E. Smith
Roberts
White
Wyman
Mead
Sylvester
Same
Brockway
Nickerson
McGann
Osgood
McLaughlin
Ford
Costello
Clough
Newmarket Mig. Co
Coon
Ciriack
Merchts
Woollen Co
Ennis
Crosby
Gee
L. R
King
Pratt
Convey
South East
Thompson
Fitch
Prang
McDermott
Page
Johnson
Leary
Parsons
Hitheway
Boudre
Brackett
Leavitt
Pitman
Steinkrauss v Cambridge Railroad on trial and listed cases
In the case of Steinkrauss versus Cambridge Railroad Company trial proceedings proceed with J. T. Wilson and E. Avery for the plaintiff and W. H. Martin and S. Hoar for the defendant. Also listed are multiple civil actions including Fulton versus City of Cambridge for personal injuries and various other dockets. The notice names candidates who passed exams and were admitted as attorneys at law in Suffolk.
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Steinkrauss
Cambridge Railroad Company
J. T. Wilson
E. Avery
W. H. Martin
S. Hoar
Elizabeth Fulton
City of Cambridge
Putnam Avenue
Said Street
Swazey & Swazey
C. J. Melntire
Largest and fastest passenger locomotive built at Rao Island
A new steel locomotive completed for the New York Providence and Boston line claims to be the largest and fastest passenger engine. It will haul eight cars on a 62.5 mile run between Providence Rhode Island and Groton Connecticut in 62.5 minutes, with a Mystic draw bridge stop. The engine weighs about 93 000 to 95 000 pounds, uses three tons of coal to start, four more tons and 4000 gallons of water in the tender, and features a 54 inch boiler, six foot drivers, 18 inch cylinders, 24 inch stroke, and a large steel firebox.
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Committee On
Rao Island Locomotive Works
Providence
New York, Providence
Boston
R. I
Groton
Bowdoin Alumni Hold Nineteenth Boston Reunion
The Bowdoin Alumni Association of Boston and vicinity held its nineteenth annual reunion at Young's Hotel last evening. Augustin Jones presided as president with a large turnout from both old and young classes. Speeches by Bowdoin President William DeWitt Hyde and others celebrated the college’s history and Boston contributions, followed by a mutual tribute to Peleg W. Chandler.
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Bowdoin Alumni Association of
Boston and Vicinity
Young’s Hotel
Augustin Jones
C. A. Bell
A. T. Parker
RE. A. Curtis
Rt. L. Hodgdon
Robert C. Smyth
Edward N. Packard
W.S. Hutchinson
W. E. Spear
F. W. Wright
F. R. Kimball
W. G. Reed
President Jones
President Hyde
James Liddell Phillips
D.D
William D. Northend
A. Jones
Joseph W. Chadwick
Henry Stone
Edward Stanwood
D. C. Linscott
Henry J. Gardner
C. C. Everett
George R. Swasey
H. V. Poor
Re 1. Hodgdon
J. W. Symonds
Thomas J. Emery
C. R. Brown
J. B. Sewall
T. S. Huse
Joseph Garland
Jones
Smyth
Bowdoin
William DeWitt Hyde
Hyde
Bowdoin College
Boston
Bowdoins
Sophia Walker
Woods
Adams Hall
Memorial Hall
Massachusetts Hall
Greece
Congressman Reed
Maine
New England
Symonds
Everett
Phillips
India
Longfellow
Hawthorne
Charles Hagegetty
Commonwealth
John A. Andrew
Peleg W. Chandler
Henry V. Poor
George T. Packard
D. O. S. Lowell
W. D. Northend
James McKean
New York
Hoffman House
James McKeen
Edward B. Merrill
Fordice Barker
Newman Smyth
D. R. Godwin
A. L. Bradstreet
Frederick H. Dillingham
William A. Abbott
H. H. Boody
Dexter A. Hawkins
Association
Charles River Embankment Co Elects New Directors
The Charles River Embankment Company yesterday elected directors Isaac Pratt Jr Frederick L Ames William E Coffin John Souther Charles H Souther John Goldthwait Charles Davenport James M Allen Samuel Carr Jr Charles E Raymond Frederick H Viaux Also notes ads for Hale's Honey Glenn's Sulphur Soap German Corn Remover Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye Pike's Toothache Drops Bean's Rheumatic Pills and other cures.
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Charles River Embankment Company
Isaac Pratt, Jr
Frederick L. Ames
William E. Coffin
John Souther
Charles H. Souther
John Goldthwait
Charles Davenport
James M. Allen
Samuel Carr, Jr
Charles E. Raymond
Frederick H. Viaux
Hale
Glenn
Hill
Pike
Bean
Scientist warns of kidney disease as root of modern deaths
Dr H E Hammond cites sudden deaths from heart, stroke, and failure, arguing kidney disease is the hidden cause. He touts Hunt's Remedy as a proven treatment, recounting a New York banker cured and urging a corrective lifestyle to avert suffering and untimely deaths.
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Hammond
Bright
Hunt
New York
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Henry L. Dawes, Jr
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Roger ¥. Sturgis
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