Foraker’s Sherman Bid Echoes in Washington Debate
Washington notes revive the 1880s struggle as Governor Foraker prepares to again present Sherman’s name at Chicago while Ohio Republicans split on loyalty. A long list of speeches by George B. Loring, postoffice and telephony cases, and congressional budget estimates fill the week with legal, finance, and political maneuvering.
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Boston Postoffice Clerks Backing Wage Bills at Boston Meeting
The Boston Postoffice Clerks Association met yesterday at the Postoffice building with president Jeffrey J. Prender east presiding. A report from John A. Whalen on Washington bills for higher salaries an eight hour day and fifteen days vacation was discussed, and Lewis substitute for classifying first class post offices was adopted. The body praised Whalen for his efforts, passed thanks to Downing and Boston newspapers, and endorsed pursuing legislative advocacy in Washington.
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Postoffice
Jeffrey J. Prendereast
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Post Ofice and Post Roads
J. T. A. Lewis
Lewis
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Congress
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Registry Department
F. E. Paul
Hill
Whalen
Executive Board
P. Dillon
Ball
Temperance Meeting at People's Church Features Little Wanderers
Yesterday at the People's Church the Little Wanderers Home children, ages six to fourteen, performed temperance songs that enriched the gathering. Rev. W A Cooper spoke on the pending temperance bill, urging leaders to influence politicians and communities toward abstinence and prayer to close grog shops and foster peace.
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W. A. Cooper
The Forty Seventh Meeting Of The General Theological Library
The forty seventh annual meeting of the committee on new members met at 23 Mt Vernon street on Saturday. John N Denison was elected honorary member Leopold Morse F A Dewson N B Goodnow P H Sears and Captain Joshua Hale of Newburyport became annual corporate members. South Berwick Maine Congregational Church and Berwick Academy were elected perpetual members. Pastors and academy heads granted perpetual library access. Thirty nine others were elected members conditionally.
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General Theological Library
Mt. Vernon Street
John N. Denison
Leopold Morse
F. A. Dewson
N. B. Goodnow
P. H. Sears
Joshua Hale
Newburyport
Congregational Church of
South Berwick
Berwick Academy
Whittier Homestead Letter From Oliver Wendell Holmes
Oliver Wendell Holmes writes to Brooklyn manager Bok urging purchase of the Whittier homestead at Haverhill by the women of America. He extols John Greenleaf Whittier as a poet of New England and American ideals and hopes the home remain inviolate as a shrine. February 2 1888 via Boston contact Mrs. Laura O Holloway.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Bok
Brooklyn
Whittier
Haverhill
Women of America
Laura O. Holloway
Boston
William J. Bok
New England
America
Johm Greenleaf
Irving S Louis XI Delavigne Play At Boston Theatre
Mr Irving appears as Louis XI in Delavignes Louis XI at the Boston Theatre, drawing a huge society audience. His portrayal, rich with color and dramatic detail, elevates the scene as observers note memorable lines and a striking finale with torchlit guards surrounding the king.
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MR. Irving
Louis XI
Irving
Delavigne
Boston
Mr. du Maurier
Louis X
Louis
Mr. Booth
Signor Salvini
Dauphin
Charles of Burgundy
Rangois de Paules
Nemours
Vristan
Angelus
Winifred Emery
Marie
Alexander
Mr. Alexander
Rembrandt
Straw from State Street recalls Pewabie Mining Company meeting
The Pewabie Mining Company voted to extend its corporate life for thirty years from April 4 1883 with about 27 000 of 40 000 shares in agreement. Polls will stay open until 2 o clock Monday. Judge Nelson refused the injunction without a hearing. Markets were dull with European war news boosting wheat and New York banks reporting gains. Copyright Cape Cod.
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Nelson
Chicago
Hutchison
New York
West End Land Company First Annual Report 1888
Trustees report assets land in Boston and Brookline and stock in West End Street Railway. Land along Beacon street widened to 160 feet. Brookline section 190 feet. Construction on Brookline and Boston tracks progressing. opening expected in the year. Suburban Railway merged. tracks laid in Beacon, Harvard, Washington, Brookline streets. Land sale near St Marys Street funded increased capital stock for construction. Receipts show land sales of 991,815 square feet and various expenses totaling 450,489.39.
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Harvard Street
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West End
Lynn & Boston Railroad
West End Railway
Seereres
West End Street
West Lind Street Railway
Paintings Exhibit At Old South Church Today
Commencing today Philippoteaux great painting of Corinth wattle is shown at Old South Church from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Nile canvas is also on display. The usual entertainment features twenty mammoth Civil War battle paintings and one in Europe with orchestral music and a grand descriptive lecture at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. each day.
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Corinth
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Banks
The
Nile
Europe
Amusements at City Theatres and Museums Tonight
Hollis Street presents Dorothy at 7 45 Nat C Goodwin stars at Park Theatre Shane na Lawn at Ramon Theatre Henry Irving performs at 4 Ghost Opera House offers Joan of Arc Toward Atheneum hosts The Two Johns comic company Boston Museum shows The Bells of Haslemere at 8.
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Dorothy
Park Theatre
Nat C. Goodwin
Sope
Shane-na-Lawn
Ramon Theatre
Henry Irving
Ghost Opera House
Joan of Arc
Atheneum
The
Two Johns” Comic Company
Oston Museum
Augustus Pitou
Besta
Rudolph Aron
New York Casino Opera Company
Lon
Boston
Eugene Tompkins
Market Notices for Fruit and Furniture Auction
Today fruit seller Horatio Harris lists a 12 month old item while Tuesday brings a furniture sale by S. R. Knights & Co at 10 a.m. The short item notes upcoming auctions and times with two named entities and a place implied by the schedule.
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S. R. Knights & Co
Duncan-Blanchard Wedding in Boston Harbor Era
On February 4 in Trinity ees Boston the Rev. Phillips Brooks united George Alexander Philips Haldane Duncan son of Adam late Earl of Camperdown to Laura widow of John Adams Blanchard of Nahant No cards. McLean Morrison Marriage in Boston January 31 Daniel J McLean to Christine Morrison. McLellan Campbell January 28 Daniel A McLellan Weston to Bella J Campbell Boston. Purtill Killion January 31 Thomas Purtill to Annie Killion. Snell Stone February 1 Ora M Snell Boston to Mary Ff Stone Lowell officiated by Rev. E B Maglathlin Westford.
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Weston
Bella J. Campbell
Purtill
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