Eight Reasons for England's Low Trade Mood Rising Concerns
A London dispatch summarizes the Salisbury commission on why trade and industry remained depressed since 1875. It lists eight causes from over production and price falls to foreign tariffs and labor education, with cautious notes on agriculture and political bias.
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Salisbury
Goschen
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Lord Iddesleigh
Gibbs
Bank of England
Pearce
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Oee
Bright
Nottingham
India
Palgrave
England
Asia
America
St. James’s
British Charitable Society Plans Queen Victoria Birthday Festival
The British Charitable Society voted to invite ladies to its annual Queen Victoria birthday festival. A committee led by President Smith will coordinate with other societies, handle arrangements, and consider buying a burial plot. New members were elected and two existing members died, with financials showing last quarter relief at $19895 and a cash balance of $13908.
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British Charitable Society
Queen Victoria
Smith
William H. Ruddick
James Wemyss, Jr
William Grant
A. E. Andrew
G. B. Perry
William Macdonald
John McKean
James Stark
R. G. Ferguson
J. H. Kerrison
A. C. Howard
Robert Provan
Charles M. Bromwich
Relief Committee
Phemister
James Leigh
Chelsea
George Crompton
Worcester
Society
H. A. Hartley
Allan Cameron
Washington I. Taylor
Henry Fleetwood
William Strachan
John Whitehead
Joshua Robinson
Albert Beswick
George Rothwell
Mark Isaacs
George Smith
Thomas Douglas
Henry Cornell
James Allen
Horace Nottingham
Maurice J. Dillon
Harris Prager Wedding in Odd Fellows Hall
Henry B. Harris son of Howard Atheneum manager and Miss Bertha Prager daughter of Philip Prager wed in Odd Fellows Hall yesterday afternoon at 5 50 in a Jewish ceremony attended by about 400 guests. The canopy was plush and floral as Rev. Raphael Lasker officiated. The couple and ushers are named along with attire and plans to travel south and west after the ceremony.
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Howard Atheneum
Bertha
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
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S. L. Sterne
B. M. Wolf
A. Levy
Henry B. Spitz
Benjamin A. Prager
Samuel B. Sterne
Theodore 7
Victor at the Boston Theatre Aida Ideals Opera Night
The Boston Theatre crowd packed the house for Victor by the Ideals last night. W H Macdonald H C Barnabee Mena Cleary Harriet Avery Louise Lablache Mile de Luscan led a strong cast with spirited singing and frequent encores.
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Bertrand
H. F. Owsley
Riquet
Mena Cleary
Auguste
A. &. Nichols
Celes
Anchette
Paris Town
Mr. Barnabee
Marquis
Miss Avery
Celestine
Lablache
Ulrica
Adrna
Mile. de Luscan
Materialized Spirits Defeated in a Boston Seance Scam
A group exposes a Boston occult plot at 96 West Concord street where Mrs H W Ross staged spiritual manifestations with the help of accomplices posing as spirits. Braman and others disrupted the séance by lighting a lantern and revealing four young men and a girl behind a backroom cloth. The party fled after Ross refunded attendees and left the house reportedly dark and shuttered.
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West Concord Street
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C. L. Braman
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N. W. Gilbert
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King’s Chapel
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Williams. Metcalf
Fred E. Phelps
McLeod
Foster
Hari Tufts
Ransom Willard
Willard
C. A. Braman Lek
Braman
Ross
Harry
Ross Cnring
Concord Street
Funeral services for Edwin Adams of Roxbury
Funeral services were held at 11 o clock yesterday at the late Edwin Adams residence in Roxbury. The Rev William H Lyon from Mt Pleasant Unitarian Church led the exercises in an impressive manner. A large gathering including a delegation from the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company attended and accompanied the remains to Mt Hope cemetery for interment.
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William H. Lyon
Mt. Pleasant
Exodusalignment Views by Rev Herford at Channing Hall
The Rev. Brooke Herford told Sunday school teachers that the Exodus story aligns with Egypt’s monuments and with ancient writers like Manetho and Strabo. He downplayed miracles, viewing plagues as natural events, and urged teachers to present human perspectives to pupils. Next Thursday Rev. S H Winkley will lecture.
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Joseph
Channing Hall
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Boston
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Red Sea
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Moses
Consentless Wedding Sparks Spies Van Zandt Intrigue
Chicago dispatch reports controversy over a proxy wedding between Nina Van Zandt and August Spies. Witnesses are said to be relatives of Spies, fueling claims Nina was lured into the trap. Nina, now Mrs. Spies, plans a memoir and office publishing venture with Gretchen Spies nearby.
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Ferdinand Spies
Washington Street
August
Nina
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Miss van Zandt
Miss Spies
Gretchen
Mrs. Spies
Complaint on street work delays and gutter clogging
A Marlboro Street resident laments in a letter to the editor about city workers using a snow clearing machine to fill gutters and cover curbs with dry snow. He cites inconsistent staffing, insufficient sidewalk shoveling, and calls for better oversight by the overseer of streets.
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Blockade on Tremont Street by Snow Plough
A snow plough from the Metropolitan railroad blocked horse cars on Tremont street last night. In shifting tracks near Mason street the pole broke and horses crowded the track. The plough was shifted aside by horses from a Consolidated road car, clearing the lines after about twenty minutes delay.
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Judge Aldrich Censures Juror Pausing Court Admonishes Jury
Judge Aldrich condemned a juror after a Cambridge case heard that a witness told a juror the verdict had been decided. He dismissed the jury, adjourned the cases for a month, and warned he would punish the witness if identified.
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Cambridge
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Boston Theatres Show Evening Plays and Attractions
The Boston stage listings note Ideal Opera Company presenting Adina at 7:45 p.m. at Boston Theatre, Hollis Street Theatre features Fin MacCool at 7:45, Boston Museum offers Held by the Enemy at 7:45, Globe Theatre presents M B Curtis in Caught in a Corner at 7:46, Park Theatre hosts Salsbury's Troubadours in The Humming Bird at 3 p.m. and Howard Atheneum presents The Two Johns at 8 p.m. Elio.u Theatre advertises Our Boarding House.
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Boucicault
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Boston Museum
Globe Theatre
M. B. Curtis
Park Theatre
Salsbury
Troubadours
Howard Athenaum
Two Johns
Eliou Theatre
Auction Notices Offer Oil Paintings and Stocks
Leonard and Co. conducts oil paintings sale on Saturday with R L and Company. Francis Henshaw and Co. offers stocks at 12 1m. auction times listed.
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Stocks—R. L. —, & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Pettingill Loud Wed in Chelsea Feb 2
Marriage notices list several couples wed on Feb 2 and nearby dates. Names include Pettingill Loud Chelsea, Aspinwall Towne Brookline, Andrews Copeland Geddes, Clark Nevins, Hope Black, Lynch Canning, Ecotais Parks in Pau France, Ritchie Paine Hyde Park, Harris Proger in the city.
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Laure J. Copeland
Geddes
N. Clark
Nevins
G. A. Bickford
Charles N. Clark
Eliza Nevins
Hope—Black
Church of the Advent
Father Gardner
Joan W. Hope
Minnie Black
Lynch—Canning
St. Joseph’s Church
H. W. Tilden
Howard B. Ritchie
Hattie A. Paine
Hyde Park
Harris—Proger
Henry B. Harris
Bertha Rroger
Raphael Lasker
Deaths in the Boston Area and Surrounding Cities
Death notices from New York to Boston list Louise W Kinsley Lizzie Frances Sarah H Mary widow of Elbridge Keith Walter Layman Eliza Leutarder George A Tufts William Whitney Frances A Fletcher Alice Lunt Daniel Pratt Martha Parsons George H Smith among others with ages and dates Feb 1 3 5 and locations including New York East Boston Melrose Somerville Brookline Cambridge Somerville Chicago and more.
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Cambridge
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Parsons
Brookline
Martha Watson Parsons
Thomas Parsons
Beine Baete
Chicago
George H. Smith
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