South Boston Association Examines Elevated Rail Bill
At Gray's meeting the South Boston Association reviewed an elevated rapid transit bill. Speakers outlined city control by the Legislature, a private contractor option, and a plan costing about 10,000 per mile with street widening needs. A committee was named to press the rapid transit cause.
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Trustees Named for Local Institutions and Board Actions
Beli appointed to the Executive p following nominations to the District Court. L. Richard Tomas F Temple named trustees for the Blind, and Thomas I Ames Charles Y Kimball named trustees for General Hospital. Exhibition displayed pupil progress, marking a first since Boosas took charge.
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Admission of Canada states into the Union considered in House
The House debates a Canadian admission bill proposing entry of all Canada formed states into the Union with representation by population and British consent. A $250,000 appropriation funds missions to negotiate terms. A commercial union would exist until admission, with Canada to admit U.S. products duty free. The measure awaits Foreign Affairs committee action.
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Inguabator Baby Subject Teased by Post Tomorrow
The Post promises tomorrow to reveal details about a curious mite of humanity at Waltham. Amy Robsart is said to have interviewed it and Norman has sketched it, adding intrigue to the unusual story.
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Christian Endeavor Rally Draws Crowded Boston Gatherings
The Boston Christian Endeavor Union and Boston Junior Union led a day of activities at the People's Church with afternoon, junior, and evening sessions. Speakers included Charles Fr. Allen, Samuel B. Capen, George W. Coleman, and Joseph Cook, plus performances by Arthur E. Bowen and Sidney Woodward.
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Massachusetts Cabinet Talk Sparks Apples and Names
The Springfield Republican bets on a Massachusetts man in the Cabinet and names John E. Russell as a witty potential foreign minister. It argues New England has better material like John Quincy Adams E J Phelps Patrick A Collins Nathan Matthews or W E Russell.
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Finest chamber furniture at Paine’s for 25 dollars
A local ad promotes Paine's Furniture Company showcasing a premium chamber furniture set priced at 25 dollars. The copy argues the set is well crafted and stands apart from cheaper, showy but poorly made alternatives.
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Franks to Hold Magnetic Treatment Circles in Boston
Dr William Franks offers daily sittings from 10 am to 5 pm at 33 Common Street third floor Boston. He conducts magnetic treatment circles Tuesday evenings and will go out to hold circles as needed.
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Murderer Wallace Holmes Hangs for Wife’s Buried Alive Death
The 1892 Springfield case ends as Wallace W. Holmes is executed for the murder of his wife Nellie F. Holmes. Details recap his travels from 10 to 1862 discharge through Philadelphia, California, and Holyoke, ending with the Plainville crime and a death sentence. The hangings drew doctors and reporters with a jail mass said to comfort the condemned.
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Move to place electric wires underground debated in Boston
The mercantile affairs committee held a hearing on Representative Hear of Boston's bill to place electrical wires underground. Testimony featured E. W. Burdett for Massachusetts Electric Light Association and Samuel J. Powers for the New England Telegraph Company, with strong support from Boston fire commissioners and Inspector Flanders. Hoar defended and pressed the underground plan amid denials over prior statements.
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Boston Veterinary Hospital Horses Treated and Boarded
Hors e ambulance on call at 50c Shoeing forg en cy Boston Veterinary Hospital 549 Albany Cor Dedham Horses Treated and Boarded 1 50 per day Docs attending by Edward C Beckett Dr Daniel D Surgeons Gilbert Soule regular rates Calla made night and Telephone 992 Tremont
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Anxious Postmasters Face Possible Changes in Washington
Postmasters in the state watch Washington politics as a new administration may replace current holders. The article lists postmasters tied to presidential appointments and suggests planning for government changes as the new period begins.
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Local Athletic Meetings Schedule and Notable Results
Spencer Williams and Mike Bradley named judges for Shawmut Boat Club meet on Feb 28. Riverside Boat Club to hold Sparring meeting in Boston in March. Cambridge A A to run invitation boxing at Union Hall on April 6. Loyola Athletic Club to stage indoor games with Ninth Regiment. In BA A junior tennis bandicap Meaney defeats Abbott 7 5 6 2. Bates beats Parker 6 4 7 9 6 3. Leeds and Sears to meet in senior final. Sears and Flynnell in another round next day. Indoor championship lists two mile run with at least twelve entries including Hodgkins Wren Cross Bean Poland Clark Rushworth Pettie.
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Exquisite 1893 Calendar From Boston Bank Note and Lithograph
The Boston Bank Note and Lithograph Company at 47 Franklin Street has issued a calendar for 1893 praised as an artistically executed tablet of the flying year and suitable for any counting-room.
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Franklin Street
Sayles Nomination Criticized by Council Majority
A lengthy dissent argues against the majority report on Irving B. Sayles for savings bank commissioner. It denounces secret proceedings, limited cross-examination, and excludes favorable evidence, while preserving Sayles’s reputation and urging confirmation.
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Secretary Brick Named New N E A R A Secretary
M W Brick the new N E A R A secretary is a lawyer with an office at 24 School street and president of the West End Boat Club. He has been a prominent member for five years and is 28 years old. He ran for Ward 8 legislative honors last fall and plans to paddle for Rape.
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Economies of Horticulture Lecture at Horticultural Hall
At the Massachusetts Horticultural Society meeting Hon. Henry L. Parker will read on The Economies of Horticulture not The Progress of Horticultural Societies. The talk, at 11 am, reviews horticulture in economics with botanical research and experimental gardens. Prize day for lilies, orchids, violets, carnations, and vegetables follows.
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Boston Club Plans Two Games With Brown University
The Bostons commit to two games against Brown University on April 5 in Providence and April 6 on the South End grounds. A morning game on Fast Day features a picked nine at Melrose. A Harvard matchup is set for April 11 in Worcester or Connecticut. Manager Frank Selee is arranging more dates.
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