Muddin political waters and Treasury plans in 1890 Boston era
An 1890 Washington dispatch covers political shifts in the District of Columbia with Major Raymond’s removal as engineer commissioner, Mudd’s push to place Maryland Republicans in posts, and reform tensions. It also reports a January treasury debt drop, gold and silver holdings, bank deposits, and mint coinage. It notes Alan Beard as Boston port collector nominee and outline of World’s Fair funding debate, plus maritime line ashore rule and Marigold lighthouse tender bid.
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Treasury
Mr. Beard
Boston
Waspington
Colonia
Hom
Charles W. Raymond
Cilian
Kyivond
M. Hine
Douglass
Major Raymond
Sydney Mudd
Congress
Maryland
Madd
FM. Guy
Louis Belt
Raymond
Mudd
Heard
Alanson W. Beard
Leverett Saltonstall
Senate
Loston
Lodge
Saltonstall
Treasury Department
Hoar
Massachusetts Civil Service Reform Association
Brazil Recognized by Mexico and Granite Duty Raised
The Mexican government formally recognizes the republic of Brazil in a note to Mr Valente Brazilian minister in this city. Congressmen Morse wins a point with Republicans on Ways and Means, boosting granite duty to fifty percent. The tender Azalia will be built with new proposals invited, while Marigold will serve on the lakes and Azalia on Massachusetts coast.
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Lakes
Massachusetts
Brazil
Mexico
Valente
Republic of Brazil
Morse
Committee On Ways and Means
Market Outlook and Bank News Echoed in NYC and Local Trade
The article notes a strong but quiet New York market with rising outlooks and few selling investments. In the local scene, demand could push prices higher, led by low priced stocks, while New England and Lackawanna & Western show strength. Bank earnings and deposits rise, with a Harper's reference and forthcoming reports on Fitchburg, Denison, and other firms.
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New York
Boston Architectural Club to Exhibit in Horticultural Hall
The Architectural Club plans its annual three week exhibition at Horticultural Hall starting May 12. The upper hall will show drawings and designs while the lower half features allied arts including stained glass fabrics and furniture. Notable loaned works from French Italian German Spanish and English architects will be sent from Europe.
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Architectural Club
Horticultural Hall
Roth
Architectural League
New York
France
Italy
Germany
Spain
England
C. H. Blackall
George Wetherell
E. F. Stevens
W.T. Partridge
H.D. Bates
William C. Norris
H. KK. Streeter
Roos
Peabody
Hm. C. Cabot
Arthur Roten
Andrews
Hamming
C. H. Walker
H. 5. McAkay, W. W. Bosworth
RK. C. Sturgis
Framing
F. If
Bacon
J. P. Harrington
Jimance
Kenton
A. G. Everett
G. J. Porter
Miss Lyons Burned As Kitchen Fire Rages in Watertown
In East Watertown Miss Lyons twenty five daughter of policeman Michael Lyons suffered serious burns when her clothing ignited from a kitchen stove. Her mother, who attempted to extinguish the flames, also sustained severe burns and the daughter’s prospects were thought grim. The Second National Bank displaced by a Sears building fire was reported relocated to No 86 State street today.
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Watertown
Miss Lyons
Michael Lyons
Cottage Street
East Watertown
Second National Bank
Sears
No. 86
State Street
January storms drive Atlantic shipping danger across North Atlantic
The past month saw a series of inland generated storms along transatlantic routes from Nova Scotia to Newfoundland with hurricane force winds and mountainous seas. A major system moved from the St Lawrence valley toward Scotland with a pressure drop to 27.9 inches and was marked by squalls hail and high seas. Several centers of depression tracked northeast across New England and Atlantic Canada threatening navigation while offshore weather remained moderate south of Delaware. Ice reports indicate an early bite to the ice season prompting warnings to keep clear of Grand Banks. Forecasts for February call for stormier Atlantic conditions with strong wales along Gulf Stream routes and continued ice hazards near Newfoundland and Grand Banks. A Spanish West Indies marine service has been approved with Havana headquarters and coastal stations in Cuba and Puerto Rico under Captain Luis Garcia y Carbonell.
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Morris Chair on Exhibition at Paine's Furniture Warerooms
The leather cushioned Morris Chair is now on display at Paine's Furniture Warerooms 48 Canal Street and offered for sale at $33. The ad extols the chair as the ultimate home comfort and predicts a large sale for this popular item.
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Uns
Morris
Paine’s
Canal Street
Marriages in City Tale of Several Partnerships
Marriages announced include Tan Blance and Mary J Strachan by Rev Walter Iwofteld. Dawd Doane and Jaima Maxwell in Woburn. Frank Hankey and Lucy M Dean in this city. Weary Perham and Kmnia Allen in Arlington. and Eva Josephine Ross, daughter of the late John Ross, wed in New York.
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Frank A. Hankey
Lucy M. Dean
Perkuam
Arlington
H. Watson
Weary A. Perham
Kmnina Allen
Rovers
Death notices tallied in city obituaries
A stream of death notices from January and February lists Edward J Barry aged 77, Charles Burghaus 12, Maria Clancey widow of Peter Clancey, Sarah T Moimmaines widow of James M Cummings, Mary E Cameron wife of Maxwell Cineron, Mary L Edwards wife of George Edwards, Mrs Mary E Hat, David L Jung, Emily S LeNamen, Williann Marseson, Caroline A Potter, LSE E F Anetes, Rebecca C Tucker, Joanna F Tyler, Joseph West, and Joseph Morrill Wills. Relatives invited to services. flowers not requested. funeral details noted for Boston and Charlestown areas.
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Edwards
Boston Midlands
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Boson Highlands
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Cal
Cambridge
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leNamen
South Boston
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Pupper
Hopsinton
Mass
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Rumver
Jamaica Plate
LSE
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Tenry J. Anétes
Azel
Tucker
la Whis City
Rebeccs C. Tucker
Tyler
Charlestown
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Benjamin F. Tyler
Pen
Cook Street
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Houte
Wells
New York
Stils Deny
Arute Noeniemia
Joseph Morrill W Lls
Thomas F. Wells
Winchester
Notle
Too Many Candidates for City Offices in February Slated
The article reviews upcoming municipal nominations, noting February is likely to see most actions at the Board of Aldermen. It highlights possible successors to Mayor Doherty and the fire commission chair, with Hart, Kelley, Allen, and Tobin discussed. It also covers sewer chief Morton’s future, James McMorrow’s bid, and a three way race for Doogue’s grounds superintendent post, plus Florist Leonard Ross and Augustus Calder vying for the public grounds slot.
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Hart
Kelley
East Boston
Doherty
Charles H. Allen
Post
Allen
Tobin
Grand Army
Hit
Morton
Michael Meehan
Paving Department Assembly Independent Democratic Association
James McMorrow
Meehan
McMorrow
O'Brien
Independent Democratic Association
Paving Department Assembly
Doogue
Jeonard Ross
Brighton
Ross
Augustus P. Calder
Boylston Street
Doowne
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