Massachusetts sparrow extirpation case hints at Robinson action
The Brooklyn Eagle notes an opening for William K. Robinson in the Massachusetts drive to eradicate English sparrows. It mentions dull legislative sessions and a push in the house tariff bill raising castor oil beans duties from 30 to 50 cents per bushel. The Chicago Times jokes about boosting castor bean industry via a bill on infant castor. Judge Kelley is urged to weigh the suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Brooklyn Eagle
William K. Robinson
Chicago Times
Congress
Kelley
Gluttony Epidemic Story From Portland Argus
A Portland Argus correspondent recounts a starving tramp who entered Delmonico's and offered to eat one whole turkey daily for 30 days if supplied, a proposal declined with thanks. The tale frames Walcott as the quail eater causing widespread gluttony, suggesting only the poorest are harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walcott
Portland Argus
Delmonico
Congress funeral expenses cited sugar cost for alcohol
The congressional committee at Thomas Allen's funeral reportedly billed $150 for sugar while whiskey and water may have been paid from private funds or folded into sugar. Lawmakers' funeral expense habits draw public scrutiny and press warnings that liquor and cigars should not be listed as funeral costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Committee
Thomas Allen
Morse’s plan to close Charlestown yard and fund steel cruisers
Congressman Morse backs abolishing Charlestown navy yard and using sale interest plus annual maintenance savings, about 3.8 million dollars yearly, to build and equip a first class steel cruiser every two years. He also seeks closure of three other costly yards, including the vote factory at Kittery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Morse
Charlestown Navy Yard
Morse
Kittery
Editor Moore and the civil service bench impressions
The piece grills Nashua editor Moore as a qualified man for national civil service while mocking others and urging focus on downing rival editors who publish lottery ads. It reflects on Peaks inquiries, railways' economic vastness, and Sabin of Minnesota, noting a Pickwickian caveat after Sabin’s possible Senate election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Nashua
National Civil Service Commission
Richard Smith
Civil Service Commission
Downing
New Hampshire
Sabin
Minnesota
United States Senate
The Protectionists. Congress Debates Tariff and Funding Bills
Washington news describes planned suspension of rules for a 220 million dollar legislative, executive, and judicial appropriation bill. Democrats split with Randall allies while Republicans push to pass tariff and conference maneuvers. Cotton and hosiery duty debates feature major amendments, with factory concerns and Becket proposals. The piece ends with harsh Irish castle critique of Dublin Castle governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Randall
Pennsylvania
New York
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Committee
Walker
Court of Claims
Allison
Iowa
Democrats
Tariff Commission
Boston
Tariff’ Commission
Commission
Maxey
Harris
Starris
Aldrich
Beck
Tucker
William Lowe
Tragic gun accident ends life of London wife
Concord dispatch reports 12 to 14 year old stepson of Willard Ordway shot and killed his wife Martha Ordway in their kitchen. Boy claimed gun was unloaded. coroner and jury investigate. Charles W. Ordway jailed as investigations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
Willard Ordway
London
Martha Ordway
Ordway
Cochran
Charles W. Ordway
Charles
Irish government described as worst form of rule
Excerpt from the London Truth dated January 13 notes Mr. Herbert Gladstone and others deriding the Castle system. It outlines the Irish government as a lord lieutenant and privy council of judges unfit for praise, criticizing the structure and authority of the Irish administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Herbert Gladstone
Privy Council
Independent Republicans Debate Maine Prohibition Bill
Special correspondence from Avuntista Maine reports that several independent Republican lawmakers question the proposed constitutional amendment to ban intoxicating liquor except cider. Key figures include Llewellyn Powers, Bath shipbuilder Neal Dow, Kenduskeag’s Piper, and Weston Thompson of Brunswick, with debate noting party pressure and potential political bargains. The piece forecasts votes, predicts opposition from Democrats, and hints at further public hearings the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avuntista
Dr. Eaton
Maine
Llewellyn Powers
Houston
House
Prohibition
Rogers
Bath
Neal Dow
Piper
Kenduskeag
Weston Thompson
Brunswick
Daniel F. Davis
Mr. Davis
Joshua Nye
William P. Joy
Portland
Nye
Dow
Republican Party
Mr. Joy
New Jersey Judge Limits Police Arrests Without Warrants
A New Jersey supreme court judge ruled that officers may not arrest or search without warrants for offenses not in sight, citing a case where a laborer and a property owner were arrested in a saloon. The decision orders damages and warns officers they may be held individually responsible for overstepping duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Dixon
New Jersey Supreme Court
New York
New York City
Smith
Aaron van Blarcom
Powers
van Blarcom
Norfolk Jubilee Singers Arrested in New Haven Sabbath Show
The Norfolk Virginia Jubilee singers were arrested at Clark Peck's opera house for violating the 1786 Sabbath concert ban. About 700 in attendance fled as the performance neared its end. Four male singers and Peck were taken into custody. bonds set for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
New Haven
Jubiles Singers
Clark Peck
Opera House
Jubilee Singers
Pickett
Zion Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Unproductive Property and Navy Yard Plans in Washington
Washington reports Representative Morse of Massachusetts proposes selling the Boston navy yard for at least 10 million dollars to fund a streamlined navy. He suggests closing four of seven yards, funding four with sale proceeds and annual interest, and advancing ship production. Also notes eight hour workday debate for clerks and labor topics moving through committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morse
Massachusetts
Boston Navy Yard
Naval Affairs Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
House
Blair
Senate Committee On Education
J Labor
Knights of Labor
Samuel Gompers
New York City
National Federation of Trade and Labor Unions
W. B. Baird
Elkhart Mines
Alabama governor offers 5000 reward for fugitive treasurer
In Montgomery on February 3 the governor announced a 5000 dollar reward for the capture and return of Isaac H. Vincent former state treasurer. Legislature backs the offer. A Montreal report says rumors place Vincent in Canada under an assumed name but detectives have not verified. On February 4 Montgomery bank property and other assets were attached for 159000 dollars in a state claim tied to Vincent’s transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery County
Isaac H. Vincent
Montreal
Vincent
Alabama
MontrGcomery
Fred Wolds Bank
Wolff
Stranded steamers Old Colony and C J Smithers in Hart's Island fog
The steamer Old Colony of the Fall River line ran ashore at Hart's island point at 7 40 P M in thick fog. Passengers were moved to the City of Lawrence and brought to New York. A plan to float her at high water is expected. The sloop C J Smithers also ran ashore at Money point Hart's island in thick fog and is expected to free itself at high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Old Colony
Fall River
Hart's Island
City of Lawrence
Norwich
C. J. Smithers
Money Point
Hart’s Island
Fish Landings at Portsmout h Weekly Totals Decline
Portsmouth N J Feb 4 Forty four thousand two hundred pounds fresh fish were landed at this port during the week ending yesterday down from eighty one thousand sixty pounds the prior week. Receipts were mainly large cod. Shipments remained steady at from four to six cents for steak fish. Other species were scarce and pricier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. N
Freight trains collide near LaPorte with explosive spill
Two Lake Shore and Michigan Southern freight trains totaling 71 cars collided three miles east of LaPorte Ind this afternoon. The westbound train carried 10 oil cars two of which exploded beside the engine. The wreck ignited and the road is blocked with fires burning.
Tragic death in Stoke prompts Quebec arrest and goings
News in brief reports Fred Gendreau killed by a falling tree limb at Stoke Quebec. Albert Fortune of Sherbrooke is arrested for robbing the mails. Ontario general elections set for the 27th instantly. Louisville January revenue hits a record. Kentucky militia readied for Neal and Craft arraignment. Counterfeiter David White arrested in Vicksburg. John Smith killed in Birmingham over a card game dispute. Hall extradition case ends with departure for Newark. Socialist leader Kerr Most arrives in Philadelphia. Mozart operas staged in Cincinnati with 5,000 crowd. Fatal hand car crash near Odin injures several. Western Union seeks injunctive relief in Chicago. Polk bail reduced to 10,000 but unpaid. Buffalo bank case yields judgment. Two Italians murdered in Allen Town. Montreal sugar refineries blame tougher competition. Gamble and McKinley convicted of counterfeiting in Trenton. Emanuel Ojeda counterfeiting case in Jersey City and New York. Vineland refugee aid funds dispersed to 14 families. Mildenberg forces ringleaders of highway robbery into custody. Arthur Underhill’s sudden disappearance on eve of wedding causes widespread mystery in St John New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gendreau
Stoke
Que
Albert Fortune
Sherbrooke
Ontario
Louisville
Kentucky
Neal and Craft
Vicksburg
Miss
United States
Marshal Little
David White
Texas
Birmingham
Ala
John &. Smith
Willian Donohoe
Hall
Newark
N.J
Jlerr Most
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Socialist Club
Cincinnati
Patti
Zerlina
Monti
Crampi
Celloi
Raveli
Corsi
Furdi-Madi
Dotti
Odin
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Scott Webb
Randall Anderson
Harry Kenney
Johnson
Frank Burgess
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicago
Ilinois
Polk
Nashville, Tenn
BE. T. Smith
Buffalo
Herman D. Hall
R. Porter Lee
Slatington and New England Railroad
Allentown
Montreal
Canada Company
Dominion
Demani
Josephine Gamble
Mary McKinley
United States District Court
Trenton
N. J
Jersey City
New York
Secret Service Division
Treasury Department
N.4
Emanuel Ojeda
Ojedsas
Brecker Street
New York City
Peng
Stee
Mildenberg
St. John
N. B
Arthur Underhill
Chatham
Underhill
Storm and Flood Destruction Across Pennsylvania and Ohio
Floods and high water sweep the Allegheny region from Pittsburg to Oil City washing away bridges and homes, with extensive losses in Canton Akron and Cleveland. Reports from Meadville Franklin and Braddock note subsiding floods but ongoing danger. Indiana and Ohio towns face heavy damage and rail disruptions with miles of tracks under water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitrspurg
Allegheny River
Pittsburg
Oil City
Canton
Second Ward
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Here
Valley Road
East Akron
Connotton Road
Country Road
Parker
Clarion River
Miller’s Eddy
Allegheny
Manterly
James King
Bear Creek
Glass House
Baker, Agnew & Co
Franklin
Meadville
Mill Run
Grove Street
Ohio
Cleveland
Valley Railway
Weighlock
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
Cleveland Paper Company
Ess
Florence
Central Way
Mansfield
Delaware, O
Mt. Vernon
Kokomo
Baltimore Road
Madison, O
Grand River
Clyde
Rogers Corners
Strasburg
Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley and
Wheeling
Akron
Ohio Canal Company
Alexanders Fire
Whitmore, Robinson & Co
Columbus
Clinton
Fort Wayne
Ravenna
New York, Pennsylvania
Ohio Road
Scioto
Soiis Bros
Pennsylvania
Brapworp
Pearl
Globe
Bosiston
Pine
Main
French Creek
Prrrsuang
Massilon
Loudenvile
Lawrence
Wooster
Allegheny City
Parkers
Enue
Braprorp
Corax
Emberton
Kittanning
Pliusville
Oil Creek
Indiana
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Ind
White River
Insane Asylum
Shelbyville
Larayertz
Northwestern Storm Buries Midwest Strands Travel Halts
A vast winter storm blankets Wisconsin Illinois Indiana and Ohio. Rail traffic stalls as trains vanish and telegraph lines fail from St Louis to the Great Lakes. Descriptions note widespread isolation and severe January conditions across the northwestern prairies with partial improvement reported later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicano
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Buffalo
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Chain of Great Lakes
Rawlins
Wyoming
Laramie
Union Pacific Road
Minnesota
Minnesota River
Des Moines
Iowa
Prairies
Fellowship in two chariot scenes sermon at Boylston St
Percy Browne of the Episcopal church in Boston Highlands preached on Fellowship at the Christian Union on Boylston Street. He compared Jehu and Jehonadab in Kings with Philip and the Ethiopian in Acts and argued two kinds of fellowship, one based on mutual fidelity and tests, the other on allegiance to Christ as the higher ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Browne
Episcopal Church
Boston Highlands
Christian Union
Boylston Street
Jehu
Jehonadab
Philip
Eunuch
Christ
Charlestown Military Fervor Aims at Nashville Prize
Maj Duchesney formerly of the eighth regiment has been elected captain of company G Jackson Guards ninth regiment and plans training to contest for the 400 prize at Nashville Tennessee next spring. A local gentleman notes Charlestown has many societies per square foot, evidenced by frequent entertainments each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesney
Jackson Guards
Nashville
Tenn
Charlestown
United States
Telegraph Rates Trimmed Between New York and Washington
New York on February 3 reports Western Union and Mutual Union Telegraphs cut rates between New York and Washington and intermediate points. Baltimore and Ohio and Bankers and Merchants' Telegraph adopt the same plan offering ten words for ten cents and one cent per each extra word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Union
Mutual Union Telegraph Companies
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Bankers and Merchants
Carson A Counterfeiter Nabbed In Indiana
Kit Carson was arrested at Bloomington Indiana yesterday for passing counterfeit money. He had 300 counterfeit 85 gold pieces in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kit Carson
Bloomington
Ind
Whirlwind at Sea Tosses Water Over Argosy Masts
The steamer Argosy arriving from Cardiff reports a whirlwind on January 25 that drenched the vessel, tossing spray over the masts as it passed. The New York dispatch notes the storm occurred at sea with no further damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Argosy
Cardiff
Heavy Robbery Shocks Charleston Jewelry Firm
In Charleston on February 4 thieves broke into Thomas & Bros. jewelry store and stole jewelry valued at 12,009 dollars during a night raid. Police investigate the burglary and seek suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Thomas &2 Bros
Ex Alderman Clinton White ill convalescent reports
Ex Alderman Clinton White continues to improve after a serious illness. Several notable people are listed as guests or travelers including Miss Margaret Mather of New York and her mother at the United States hotel, Mrs and Miss Chandler at the Windsor hotel in Jacksonville for the winter, and others such as Dr Green of East Fairfield and Col Andrew Jackson Dorn of Austin. The piece also covers society notices about Brown university honors and a Cunard voyage passenger list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton White
Margaret Mather
New York
United States
Louis P. Hart
Charlestown
Haywood, Gage & Co
Savannah
Green
East Fairfield
Arthur Homestead
Fairfield
Miss Chandler
Ralph Chandler
Navy Yard
Windsor Hotel
Jacksonville
Fla
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Brown University
James M. Trotter
Boston Post Office
Freeman H. Morse
Hannibal Hamlin
Maine
Liverpool
Eng
Cunard
Samaria
Roberts
Boston
Queenstown
Lucy Boardman
J. H. Brown
John Stark
George Miller
Andrew Jackson Dorn
Austin
Tex
Commonwealth
Washington
Texas
Union
Empire State
Massive oil fire destroys Cleveland works and tanks
A large blaze in Cleveland at Shurmur Tagle’s oil works on Wason Avenue yesterday began at 6 PM and spread rapidly, destroying tanks, refineries, and warehouses. Two major oil tanks exploded, with a 16,000 barrel crude tank also blown, causing extensive damage. Officials say fifty thousand barrels were burned and losses may reach $300,000 as fire crews battled the flames overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, G
Shurmur & Tagle
Wason Avenue
Meriam
Standard Company
Cleveland
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cowan
Nashville
Tenn
Front Street
Front
Broad
Market
Wharf
Diepel and
London
Capitol
Dudley Bros. & Lipscomb
Lowenstein
Lowenstein & Hirst
Ailen
W. Weitzel
B. G. Wood
Birnes Bros
Troy- Troy
N. Y
Burdett
Fuller & Warren Company
McCusker
Boston
Breton Street
Dvamage
Province Street
B.F. Schwendeman
Washington Street
Province Court
William Burke
J. R. Hazeltine
G. W. Pach
Main Street
Cambridge
Daws
Stoneham
J. F.goodnow
Apothecary
George Pillsbury
Wich
Telegraph
Monterear
Rodgers & King’s Iron Foundry
Keefer Bros
Montreal
Troy
Burdett, Smith & Co
River Street
O’connor & Collopy
Nathan Klein
August Hoexher
Coney Island
Lawsuits and arrests mark New York news brief
In a circuit court trial George P. Lunt and John Hegeman versus Boston Marine Insurance ended with a verdict for 4665 dollars including interest for a 3000 dollar policy on the lacom schooner cargo from Yar mouth lost at sea. Nine youths were arrested for false fire alarms and burglaries. The mandamus bid to force Mayor Edson to license Salmi Morse’s theatre proceeds, decision reserved. Mapleson’s contract suit over Emma Joch singing: injunction denied. Dr William Bryan arrested for dissecting a hospital patient without authority. Pugilists Mace and Slade discharged after court ruling no violation. Rev F E Emerson resigns from Amherst church to join Newport church. Rev Joseph Swaine named pastor of Union Baptist church. In Bellevue hospital, an alcoholic patient killed fellow patient Ketlahber and injured an attendant during delirium tremens. the attacker Mahen subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George P. Lunt
John Hegeman
Boston Marine Insurance Company
United States
Lacom
Yarmouth
Edson
Salmi Morse
Morse
Col. Mauapieson
Emma Joch
Supreme Court
Col. Mapleson
William Bryan
Hahnemann Hospital
Samuel Cox
Bright
Donehne
Mace and Slade
F. E. Emerson
First Congregational Church
Amherst
Mass
United Congregational Church
Newport
Joseph 5. Swaine
Claremont
N. H
Union Baptist Church
Bellevue Hospital
George Mahen
Michael Ketlahber
James Conners
Mahen
Navy Yard Matters
Assistant Engineer John A. Tobin reported for duty aboard the Powhattan. Kavital Constructor G L Bush of the Portsmouth yard is ordered to temporary duty here. Past Assistant Engineer C H Perry and Surgeon J C Walton have returned from leave. Pay Director A H W Gilman fell on ice in the navy yard and fractured his right leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Tobin
U. S
Kavital
G. L. Bush
Portsmouth Navy Yard
C. H. Perry
U.S.N
J. C. Walton
U.S
State House names Baker for railroad and harbor posts
Hon. John J. Baker of Beverly is mentioned as successor to Bir. Clemens Horschal whose term on the board of railroad commissioners is expiring. Baker is also named as successor to Francis A. Nye as harbor and land commissioner with candidates Thomas Chase of Harwich and H. B. Phinney of Barnstable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Baker
Beverly
Clemens Horschal
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Mgr. Baker
Francis A. Nye
Thomas @. Chase
Harwich
8. B. Phinney
Barnstahie
Fowle Named Treasurer and Manning Secretary of Society
At a Massachusetts Horticultural Society meeting on Saturday G W Fowle was appointed treasurer and superintendent of the building while Robert Manning was named secretary for the coming year. The treasurer G W Fowle presented the annual financial report detailing the society’s funds and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
G. W. Fowle
Robert Manning
A Successful Enterprise: American Electric and Illuminating Co.
The American Electric and Illuminating Company, after facing fierce opposition from rivals and gas interests, has secured a strong financial footing. President Goff pledged unwavering dedication, and a recent stock sale exceeded expectations, signaling solid foundation and plans to expand lighting stations across New England. petitions from citizens urge the city to adopt the company’s system for public lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Electric and Mluminating Company
Goff
Sunday Globe
American Electric and Muminating Company
America
New England
Board of Aldermen
Brush
Weston Electric Light Companies
Deserter John P Kennedy Arrested in Charlestown
A U S Army deserter John P Kennedy was arrested in Charlestown Saturday after an incident at Kingston station where brakeman Jeremiah Hurley was injured by a moving car and died later at Massachusetts General Hospital. Police report multiple Sunday arrests for breaking and entering and theft at Bay area sites. A man named Michael McDonald, about 47, found in inebriated state near Beach Street, died after injuries from a fall. foul play rumored but considered unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Kennedy
United States Army
Charlestown
Jeremiah Hurley
Old Colony
Kingston
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Carey
William Seulley
John Otis
10Th Division
Back Bay Park
Thomas Connors
John Cottey
Fourth Division
Patrick Morris
Kneeland and
Federal Streets
Michael McDonald
Beach Street
Michael Moriarty
McDonald
Sey i
Carriage Drivers and Local Clubs Plan February Events
The Carriage Drivers Protective association hosts a grand ball at Parker Fraternity hall on Appleton Street. South Boston Athletic club holds its annual ball at Wait's hall on Monday evening Feb 5 to benefit the club gymnasium. A grand rally by South Boston land seage branches is set for Woatt's hall Thursday evening Feb 15. A broom drill promenade concert and dance are planned at Gray's hall on Broadway Feb 9 by the Ladies Aid of the Universalist Church. The Boston Society of Amateur Photographers meets Feb 5 at 7:30 AM at MIT. Abraham Lincoln Post No 11 G A R marks Lincoln's birth at YMC A Charlestown on Feb 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carriage Drivers’ Protective Association
Parker Fraternity
Appleton Street
South Boston Athletic Club
Wait’s Hall
PD and
Silver Streets
South Boston Land Seage
Woatt’s Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Universalist Church of Our Father
Broadway
South Boston
Gray’s Hall
Boston Society of Amateur Photographers
The
Institute of Technology
Local Military Promotions and Socials Reported
W W B Topham a former adjutant and current New Bedford city auditor was elected first lieutenant of company K first regiment last week Captain Bevjamin W Dean of the Lancers has resigned The Tigers company K first infantry will hold a sociable at their armory Tuesday Commander George S Evans will open the post No 35 fair at Chelsea Tuesday Feb 6 First Sergt H J Townsend newly elected second lieutenant of company K has declined a position A new election is ordered for next Friday evening The Roxbury Horse Guards will host a sociable Wednesday evening next Salem Light Infantry company L eighth infantry Capt George A Copeland will hold a grand fair at its armory on Feb 34 15 16 17 and 19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. B. Topham
New Bedford
Bevjamin W. Dean
The
Lancers
Tigers
First Infantry
Thei Armory
George S. Evans
Chelsea
H. J. Townsend
Roxbury Horse Guards
Salem Light Infantry
Eighth Infantry
George A. Copeland
Boston Fruit Dealers Open New Rooms Above Faneuil Hall
The Boston Fruit Dealers Association formed about two months ago formally opened its rooms over Faneuil Hall market on Saturday afternoon. Officers include President B F Southwick Vice President E A Snow Secretary Frank J L Ripley Treasurer D E Butterfield with directors H S Bean J A Spear D P D Stratton A S Brown W O Rogers A A Kendall John S Drake. Remarks were given by Southwick Rolfe Kirown Bowen Moseley Lincoln Morse and others. Congratulations came by cable from London and Liverpool. Caterer Joshua Backus served a collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fruit Dealers’ Association
Faneuil Hall Market
B. F. Southwick
E. A. Snow
Frank J L. Ripiey
D. E. Butterfield
H. S. Bean
J. A. Spear
D. PD. Stratton
A.S. Brown
Rogers
A. A. Kendall
John
Drake
Southwick
Franklin Rolfe
A. 5
Kirown
Messrs. Bowen and
Moseley
Horatio Harvis & Co
Lincoln
Morse
Boston
London
Liverpool
Joshua Backus
Fifth annual Boston bicycle club dinner at Young's hotel
The Boston Bicycle Club held its fifth annual dinner at Young's hotel on Saturday evening with more than ten attendees including Mayer Palmer Dr Harris of the Papyrus club John Boyle O'Reilly AS Parsons and F S Pratt W E Gilman and other delegates. After dinner speeches were delivered by J S Dean Frank W Western Eri C Hodges F S Pratt W E Gilman John Boyle O'Reilly Dr Harris and Mayor Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Bicycle Club
Young's Hotel
Mayer Palmer
Dr. Harris
Papyrus Club
John Boyle O'Reilly
Parsons
League of American Wheelmen
F.S. Pratt
Massachusetts
McClure
Wheelman
W. E. Gilman
Mr. J. S. Dean
Frank W. Western
Eri. C. Hodges
F. S. Pratt
W. E Gihnan
John Boyle Oreilly
Mayor Palmer
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Boston Post
Telegraph and Mail
Efc
Second Paghe
Freddie Gebhardt
Michigan
Toronto
Peaks
Bangor Whig
Post
Whig
Commissioner Peaks
Hmself
Thomaston
Protectionists
Rotary
Parnell & Co
Dublin Castle
Boston Post Advertising
Boston Weekly Post
Post -Publishing CO
Kay
Ireland
Augusta
Siaucer
Connecticut
VseFairbanks
Uncle Sam
Tto Bailey
Bailey
Washington Gaslight Company
Ford
National Theatre
John G. Thompson
President
At Arms
Charles J. Guiteau
Medical Museum
Nficks
Tomlinson
New Orleans
Custom House
Brewster
New Orleans Custom House
Republican Party of
Louisiana
Charles W. Bartlett
Sheffield Cutlery
Postmaster General
Buarnett
Logan
the Treasury
Silas W. Burt
Charles K. Graham
Civil Service Commissioners
Civil Service Commissions
Secretary of War
Dwight
Thampshire
Thomas Smith
Canonchet
Washington County
R. 1
Walter E. Browning
Hartland Centre
Hartford County
Hartland
Merrow Station
Tolland County
Conn
Merrow
North Yarmouth
Stable County
East Yarmouth
Surry
Cheshire County
Wesley F. Wilber
Milton
Chittenden County
Eli Barnum
North Hero
Grand Isle County
William H. Best
Quinebaug
Windham County
William E. Wheelock
Burriilville
Providence County
R. I
DeWitt C. Remington
Quonochontaug
Peter Brightman
Nicholson
Navy Department
Genoa
Lancaster
Villefranche
Juniata
Gibraltar
Quinnebaug
Gov
Andrew
Walker Blaine
Foster
White House
Government Printing Office
A. S. Childs
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
George IL. Damon
United States Fireproof Shutter Company
Welcker
Diplomatic Corps
Folger
Teller
Committee On Naval Affairs
Naval Academy
Portsmouth Fishery
Ewoo
Middle States
Northwest
Carson
Society
George A. Stone
Rochester
Gotviam Gleanings
Navy Yard Matters
American Electric and Lluminating Coompany
Adhae Abraham Lincoln
Young Men’s Christian Association
Bruut Dealers’ Association
Boston BicYcLe
John P. Lovell & Sons
Val
Loring’s
Boston Theatre
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