Recorder Trotter's Place Sought by Several Colored Men
Washington reports strong push by colored citizens for local recorder of deeds job. Fred Douglass is a leading candidate for reappointment under the Harrison administration, with several alternatives named including William H. Smith Calvin B. Chase Samuel J. Wolf and John F. Cook. A New York candidate J. J. Johnson is also mentioned.
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Busy week ahead in Congress with key appropriations bills
Senators brace for a packed week as the appropriation bill is reported and debated, naval funding moves toward the Senate, and the canal and interstate commerce bills loom. Debates over Samoa treaty obligations and the pension shortfall also shape the agenda plus a Pawtucket public building project advances.
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Boston Athletic Club Admits 112 New Members
The Boston Athletic Club governing committee admitted 112 new members raising total to 1400 of a 1500 limit and voting at a general meeting to increase. Tennis and racquet courts were active Saturday with key matches Warren versus Metcalf and Emons against Dwight. Warren won 5-6, 6-2, 6-4, 2 6, 6-5. Tucker edged Grant in a long set sequence. Grant used an extra hand. Next Saturday features Pettitt versus Emmons with Pettitt reportedly tying half fifteen and playing left handed.
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Colonel Bridges successor elected in Second Regiment
In Deerfield on February 3 a vote filled the vacant colonelcy caused by Colonel Bridges promotion. Lieutenant Colonel Embury P. Clark of Holyoke won with broad support after the balloting of all line officers. Major Merriam of North Adams and Captain Southmayd of Springfield also received votes for the lieutenant colonel and major posts respectively. Colonel Clark was warmly received at Holyoke City Hall with speech-making and a late public reception.
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Duty on Coal Shapes Lawrence Manufacturing Costs
In Lawrence, officials warn water power is nearly exhausted with twelve and a half mill powers owned by the Essex company. Mills shift to steam, raising coal costs and duties on Canadian mined coal. Local manufacturers seek duty-free access from eastern coal regions to stay competitive.
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Gardener Frank H. Bentley Identified as Harbor Murder Victim
The body found in the Sprague elevator slip is confirmed to be Frank H. Bentley of Groton Connecticut. He came to Providence November 17 to visit his son in law J. M. Richardson but never reached him. $40 with him, worn clothing, and a deep stab wound suggest robbery and murder with disposal in the river. No suspects or crew linked to the crime.
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Armington Avenue
Trinity Club Meeting Ends Fourth Series at Tremont Temple
The Trinity Club filled Fanneil Hall for the fourth and final meeting of its series. Rev Brooks preached on 2 Corinthians 5 14 emphasizing Christ constrained love guiding action and urging personal reform, civic duty, and prayer asking God for help.
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Nason and Hamlin Pianos and Organs Catalog Ad
Advertises Nason and Hamlin pianos and organs with tuning accuracy, Liszt endorsements, numerous models, and prices from 22 to 1100 dollars. Notes cash purchases, easy payments, rental options, and a free illustrated catalogue. Includes testimonials from over 300 purchasers and mentions various organ models like The Queen's Model and The Sunday School Organ.
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Straws From State Street Market Update
New York opening strength carries through session with realising near close. Broad market gains, public expected to grip if momentum continues. Devonshire Street loan trade hints at borrowed stock. Vanderbilt and Michigan Central stocks praised. Journal notes ample money for buying.
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Plagiarism Echoes Fiction In Real Life Theft
A London journalist notes that fact imitates fiction, citing Wilkie Collins's A Rogue's Life and a real heist where a rogue vanished from his house after detectives watched, only to be trapped by guard dogs as his pursuer escaped, adding a sensational bend to the story.
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Horatio Harris Leads Morning Auctions and Book Sale
Today timetable lists rope and fruit auctions with Horatio Harris at 10 30 a m and Snow & Co at 12 30 p m Tomorrow Horatio Harris returns for fruit at 12 m and a Books sale with Charles Fr Libbie & Co at 2 p m
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Amusements listings for Keene Boston and area theatres
Street theatre in Keene at 7.4 PM and Boston venues show Sweet Lavender Maggie Mitchell Resina Vokes Booth and Barrett in evening shows. Howard Athenæum hosts Variety at 8. Opera House presents Zitka. All venues list evening performances.
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Sweet Lavender
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Globe Theatre
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Marriages Listed in This City January Events
In this city on January 24 and late January, several couples wed including Max Elkind and Annie Himan, George Moulton and Florence Niles, Walter D. Parks and Beatrice R. Provan, Frank A. Rand and Annie J. Sampson, Samuel W. Richardson and Laura A. Maiers, and James Williamson and Bridget Logue. The ceremonies were officiated by several reverends in Boston and surrounding towns.
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Beatrice R. Provan
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Fairhaven
Mass
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A. Rand
Annie J. Sampson
Richardson—Maiers
Faulkner
E. S. Potter
Had
Samuel W. Richardson
Laura A. Maiers
Malden
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Deaths recorded in Boston area with ages and locations
A list of death notices across cities including Boston Cambridge Charlestown Watertown and surrounding towns dated Jan 30 to Feb 2. Names include Jacob Almosnino Delia Burpee Philander Briggs Abby Bacon Louisa Baxter Julia Cross Joseph Cobb Alice Callender William Cobban Mary Dillon Catherine Dewyer Esther Forbush Edward Howland Margaret Hurley Asbury Heath Helen James Maria Jewett Margaret Kirmes Elijah Livermore Arthur Michener Thomas McKenney John McNeill Charlotte Montgomery Amelia Maunke Kate OBrien Ellen Prentice Margaret Reid Emma Stone George Tyner Josephine Vinton Stephen Vose Caroline Woods and others with ages.
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Baxter
Watertown
Louisa Baxter
Caleb Baxter
Fall River
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Denver
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K. Cross
Boston
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Newton
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Medford
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John Callender
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Groveland
Mass
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Allston
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Dorchester
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French Liberal Movement Among Huguenot Descendants
Prof N Cyr spoke at Second Church on the French liberal movement among Huguenot descendants. He described peasants in rural France with limited clergymen and meager salaries and proposed a fund to educate French ministers, noting two hundred dollars yearly could cover tuition and expenses. The aim is to advance Protestant and liberal churches among the rural poor.
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Alarm on Fire Within the Body Prompts Call to Cure
A period piece urges treating disease like a fire in the dwelling. It argues early care saves health and life, touts Dr. Greene's Nervara as a premier brain nerve strength restorer, and advertises a $1 bottle with free consultation from Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston Mass.
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