Weather Forecast for New England and New York
Forecast through 8 p m Monday calls for occasional rain and snow in New England with warmer easterly to southerly winds in northern New Hampshire Vermont and eastern New York. Threatening weather with possible rain in eastern New York, max temperatures around 0s to 20s, daily humidity around 52, total precipitation near 70.00.
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Washington
New England
New Stampshire
Vermont
New York
Fean
Navy orders shuffle staff across yards and stations
Navy orders list transfers and reassignments for surgeons engineers and assistants. Surgeon W E Jones to Swatara station Passed Assistant Engineer H E Frick to Navy Yard Boston Passed Assistant Engineer John Pemberton to Philadelphia for diary duties and to Penar y ani State College Assistant Engineer William C Herbert from Boston Navy Yard to Cramp Shipyard.
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Washington
Web
W. E. Jones
H. E Frick
Navy Yard
Boston
John Pemberton
Philadelphia
Penary Ani State College
William C. Herbert
Boston Navy Yard
Cramp Shipyard
Burglars Enter Clyde Park Home. Watch Marked L. J. O Stolen
Burglars entered the residence of L. J. Orton at Clyde Park Brookline on Saturday and stole property valued at 300 dollars, including a weight watch marked L. J. O.
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L. J. Orton
Clyde Park
Brookline
Burelars
Clyede Fark
Mellin's Food Praised as Aid for Digestion
An advertisement extols Mellin's Food for weak stomachs and digestive distress. It claims the product strengthens digestion and relieves dyspepsia, with a testimonial stating it satisfies appetite better than any other option available.
Newsboy Fatally Crushed In City Car Accident
In Cambridge Street near Charles the incident occurred yesterday morning as Willie Sillers a newsboy aged unknown lives with his mother at 16 Parkman Street attempted to board a moving electric car with a bundle of papers. His left foot was crushed possibly needing amputation. he was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. No fault is reported against car staff.
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Willie Sillers
Parkman Street
Camoridge Street
Charles
Kenny & Clark
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ashmont Improvement Club Holds Annual Meeting in Ashmont Hall
The Ashmont Improvement Club gathered Saturday evening with large attendance. Retiring president Herbert S. Carruth outlined past successes while Frank Wood reported progress on a new Old Colony station in Ashmont. Members discussed electric poles in Dorchester and favor underground wiring, with Dorchester Alderman tasked to act. Officers elected include President Henry Richardson, VPs Gardner A Churchill and Thomas D Goodale, Secretary W Gordon Gerrys, Treasurer Lering Thayer, and several committee members.
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Ashmont
W. Gordon Gerrys
Lr. Lering Thayer
Conant
Fred H. Young
Walker Pond
George A. Richardson
HH. Danaiburehinson
Praukita A. Wyiaan
A. M. Bartlett
British steamer reports foundering brigantine steamer in hurricane
Captain Balls of the Grampton reports sighting a brigantine rigged steamer founder in a tremendous hurricane at lat 33 44 north long 81 west. The disaster occurred while passengers and crew are believed lost. Other shipping movements include arrivals and departures at Boston New York and Liverpool with multiple vessels listed.
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Carlisle
Randall
Reed
Page
Baltimore
Balls
Perman
Hedgo
Sailed steamers Umbria and Queens depart in February
The report lists towns including New York and Boston connections with Liverpool and Wallachia. February sailings noted for Maltimore, Galveston, and Feb 1 shipping dates. Steamers Umbria and Queens are recorded as sailed.
Two Big Fires In Boston Destroy Sears Building
A deadly north end blaze killed ten or more and left many crippled as a second big fire raged at the Sears building at Court and Washington streets. Firefighters fought through smoke and narrow streets to control the flames in under two hours, with estimated losses near 100000 dollars largely covered by insurance.
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Boston
North Adt
Court and
Washington Streets
Kecton
Sears
Fire at Bank of Commerce Wrecks Upper Floors
Henry Cressy and Mattie Sykes were inside the Bank of Commerce when smoke appeared. Cressy exited to summon help, while police and firefighters battled flames racing through the south wing and stairways, rescuing Sykes from a window and fighting the blaze for hours until it crested and fell.
Fire Rages Through Court Street Iron Stairway Hotel
Firemen clash with a blaze originating beneath the iron sidewalk near Court Street and spreading through the elevator well to the roof of Young's Hotel. Captain Marden and Engine No. 7 halted the advance as intense heat scorched the area around the iron stairs and elevator shaft. Water curtains designed for the elevators might have helped, but flames swept floors, endangering interior work, yet several areas were saved by rapid department action.
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National Bank of Commerce
Mattie Sykes
Bank of Commerce Attive
Cressy
Bank of Commerce
Brown
Otthers
Sherman House
Rovers
Young’s
Ames
Court Street
Washington Street
Young
Cornhill Coart
Young's Hotel
Meegan
Marden
John SW. Rowan
Fire Department
Thorny Path in House Shows Protest Over Journal Rules
February 2 report from Wasnurearox notes yesterday’s House proceedings echoed Friday with a smaller audience and fewer sensational episodes. Democrats protested the journal and election case rules, while Mr Crisp and Speaker denied recognition. Major McKinley shifted blame for delays, Carlisle pressed for floor rules, and Democrats vowed dignified protests against Mr Reed’s authority as Republicans seek a real quorum to unseat Judge Jackson. The final vote is expected Tuesday.
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Wasnurearox
Sreetan
Aed
Reed
Crisp
Major Melkinley
Carlisle
Innim
Major McKkinnley
Major McKkintey
Str. Carlisle
Duclore Crisp
Republians
Sr.Vfionnell
Michigan
Mrr
Rockweil
Alassachusetts
Mr. Reed
Jackson
Estimate of Losses From Water Damage at Building and Contents
A detailed list estimates total losses from a recent fire or flood at up to $100,000 for building and contents, with Mr. J. M. Sears bearing the greatest anticipated loss. Insurance covers most major items, though several firms report substantial water damage to offices, furniture, and legal libraries, including Farnsworth & Conant and the Bank of Commerce.
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Ocoe
Ossies
Wee
John C. Paige
Jd. M. Sears
M. Grodsinski
Hk Sen
Nortoun Door Check Spring Company
Wilebh
Hasease Ee DY
Jasuvace Foose Ey
Wolbrook
G. Nesbitt
Enchon
Ittleni Il Bank
Quincy Bridge Company
Clinton Wise Cloth Company
Charles Merriam
John M. Forbes
Jelijah Sanath
Lington & Quincy Railroad
Icus
Wiekins & Whiecler
C. Perkins
A. G Stanwood
Co. Pratt
Oe Holmes
W. A. Webber
W.O. Kyte
C. J. Wyalee
Ambrose Astman
Bert Williams
Weid
HH. Id. Dy Pierce
Georges de Avers
Gryant
Mayveetser
Ebannable Investment Company
W. E. Hutchins
W. Roberts
Charles
Political quarrel over House quorum and Jackson seating
Carlisle predicts Republicans may unseat Jackson if a constitutional quorum cannot be met. He argues the House must have a valid quorum to judge elections and transact business, and that without it legal challenges could arise. The dispute centers on Speaker Reed’s ruling and minority rights amid looming adjournment.
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Jackson
Carlisle
Post
Reed
Court of Claims
Randall
House of Representatives
Ts Ds
House
Senate
Washington
Heb
Associated Press
Cartisie
Morris Chair in Leather At Bargain Price
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Bank President Claassen Arrested in New York
New York on February 2 reports Peter J. Claassen Sixth National Bank president was arrested by a U S marshal. He stayed at the Astor House with counsel General Foster and a deputy, arraigned before Commissioner Shields, held on 280000 bail for a Wednesday hearing in Bov elock. Bail efforts failed. he remained jailed. The article notes examinations at Sixth National, Lenox, and Equitable banks, and claims ex president Leland paid 500000 to aid depositors.
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Peter J. Claassen
Sixth National Bank
United States
Astor House
General J. Lb. Foster
Shields
St Bovelock
Juncion — Street
Broker Well
Pell
New Jersey
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Well
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Washington
Lacey
Lenox
Lquitable
Charles M. Preston
State Banking Department
Edward King
Union Trust Company of New York
Leland
Eleoburn
King
Wright
Lelane
Tappan
Tie Gallatin
National Bank
Three seamen drown on transatlantic ships in severe February storms
Reports from New York state that transatlantic steamers faced violent weather. La France left London January 10 and drifted on the 20th and 24th. Jersey City from Teadon suffered boat losses on January 15 with crew swept overboard. boats washed away and decks damaged. Albert Davis, Bristol. Alfred Yupkin, Carpenter. Gustave Wilbur, Seaman, drowned. Estenberg and Swainsbury were injured.
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la France
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Teadon
Albert Davis
Bristol
Carpenter
Lfred Yupkin
Gustave Wilbur
Seamer Estenberg
Swainsbury
Alee
Dreyfus Fights Duel on Belgian Frontier
Paris reports M Dreyfus editor of the Nation engaged in a duel with Marquis De Mor es on the Belgian frontier. Dreyfus was shot in the right arm and the bullet removed. Also noted are unrelated police and crime items from Alabamas probate official removal for drunkenness and New Bedford burglary arrests, plus a fatal stabbing at Biddeford involving Pierre Morin.
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Lhe Dali
R. BR. Savage
Cherokee County
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Eben P. Rounseville
G. Smith
New Bedford
Philip Derouin
Pierre Morin
Biddeford
Paturday
Pepe
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