Reciprocity Treaty With British West Indies Proclaimed
President Harrison proclaims reciprocal trade with British West Indies under 1890 act. schedules grant free duty for varied goods from US imports and set tiered reductions for Jamaica and British Guiana paths. The proclamation cites February 1892 entry and lists extensive commodity categories and conditions.
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Washington
Fed
British West Indies
Congress
Great Britain
Congress of
United States of America
Ashington
Secreuf
Acts Congress
Real Britain
Trinidad
Tobago
Barbadoes
Leeward Islands
Antigua
Montserrat
St. Chrisopher
Nevis
Dominica
Virgin Islands
Windward Islands
St. Lucia
St. Vincent
Grenada
British Guiana
Venezuela Aground Off Brigantine Shoals With 45 Crew and 11 Passengers
Pacsangers landed report from Ararticity New Jersey that the Venezuela of Red D line from Lazayra bound for New York ran aground at Brigantine Shoals during a heavy snowstorm. Captain Zahnmeers steered into shallow water, refloated, then grounded again. Passengers were frightened but remained aboard until landing that night.
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Ararticity
N. J
Venezuela
Lazuayra
New York
Brigantine Shoals
J. Zahnmeers
Local incidents and lectures headlining in South Boston
A South Boston man Juling tayes fell from a Broadway horse car after dizziness with a wheel passing over his leg. Lectures upcoming at Young Men's Christian Union and Channing Hall feature C E Bolton and Rev J T Sunderland. A Park Street crash injured I Murray and the horse team owner S M Crosby. John Gibson, 35, was arrested for assault with a hatchet after a family quarrel.
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Mt. Washington
Broadway
Boston
Juling Tayes
Young Men’s Christian Union
C. E. Bolton
Cleveland
France
Sunday School Society
J. T. Sunderland
Ann Arbor
Mich
Charles Joy
Marlboro Street
J. McDonald
Gibson
McDonald
Olympian Club Costume Carnival at mechanics building
A great event is planned at the Mechanics building on the night of February 10 a roller skating fete by the Olympian Club. The club promises a spectacle beyond anything Boston has seen with a long list of prizes to back the claim and urges attendance for a night of elaborate costumes.
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Mechanics Building
Olympian Club
Boston
Paine's Furniture Advertises Bookcase Savings in Boston
Good books help you attack life and a sturdy bookcase aids the cause. When buying an oak cabinet size matters and the right store offers value. Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street in Boston promises the best money spent on bookcases.
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Boston
Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Bohemian Revel Features Cyrene Dance At Odd Gloves Night
The Odd Gloves held their annual Bohemian revel in Exeter Chambers Dutch dining room. Cyrene danced in La Mandolina and La Cachuca styles as guests sipped wine and admired palm decorations. Notables including Mrs J P Southerland, Mrs D M Cram, and Miss Belle Armstrong attended with officers, artists, and society figures from Fort Warren and Fort Adams.
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Boston
Exeter Chambers
Correne
J. P. Southerland
D.M. Cram
Belle G. Armstrong
Walter G. Chase
J. Hardman
Hington
Charles Vespers
Bohemia
Cyrene
Polume
Fiera Finnyson
Annie Laurie
Janet Edmondson Walker
Arthur Foote
Foote
Annette van Lrandis
H. G. Lonsdale
Boston Museum Company
Thomas Crooper
Walter L. Heath
Doyle
Lyon
Ostein
George Montgomery
Fort Warren
D. W. Ketcham
Fort Adams
Newport
Edmund A. Whitman
Conrad Wesselhoeft
Minna Wesselhoeft
A. A. Haserick
Frederick KE. Goodrich
Charles KE. Hurd
Katherine S. Parks
Kate Watkins
John Thompson
Lieut. Levree Smith
Charles French
H. W. Batchelder
J. Tilton
May Hammond
Bridgeport
Sig
Mme. Rotoli
Edward H. Clement
Flenny O'Meara
J. K. Burnhem
Nelson Morkill
Glohke Theatre
Charles Rich
Hollis Street Theatre
John Kellard
the Lost Paradise
Eugene Cowles
The
Bostonians
Paul Swayne
Mr. Hardy
Eleanor Wolff
Janet Worthington
Julius Chelins
Wendell J. Ordway
Palace Theatre
DeLorest Chase
Ronald 5Uart
National Bank Sues L L Brown Paper for Guaranty Debt
In civil court the National Bank of Deposit of New York sues L L Brown Paper Company for a written guaranty tied to a $5000 Potter Lovell check. The case alleges deposit for collection, partial payment after commission, and nonpayment by the maker in Boston. Defendants deny and seek payment.
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United States Circuit Court
Aupnicn
J. National Bank of Deposit of New York
L. L. Brown
L. L. Brown Paper Company
Adams
Mass
Potter-Lovell Company
Boston
Russell & Putnam
W. B. French
A. P. French
C. Williams
New York
J. F. Lorien
Twenty ninth annual John Hancock Life Insurance statement
The twenty-ninth annual statement of the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company for the year ending December 31, 1891 will be found in another column.
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John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Colonial Express Emphasized for Boston Washington Travel
Florida travelers are urged to use the Colonial Express, the through day train between Boston and Washington, as the preferred service. The train is described as an institution, reflecting strong confidence in its route and schedule.
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Florida
Boston
Washington
Libel Trial Over Waxes Due in Sanaa Case Before Court
United States District Court proceeding dated February 5 with Judge Nanson. D. Sanaa and others sue the schooner Olanthe for waxes claimed as due. Decree awarded 6290. Attorneys Hall represents libellants and W. A. Pew represents the respondent.
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United States District Court
Nanson
Daniel D
Sanaa Et Als
Schooner
Olanthe
Hall
W. A. Pew
Supreme Judicial Court Denies Motion to File Supplemental Answer
Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court denies a motion by J T Moore and others to file a supplemental answer in a copartnership manufacturing suit against the estate of deceased Rawson. Judge Barker finds the proposed defense inequitable and refuses leave. case not reported to full court. EK, Avery for plaintiff. Russell and Warner for defendants.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Barken
J. J. T. Moore
D. G. Rawson
Rawson
Copartner
Barker
Boston Ocean Ferries and the Allan Line History
A Boston Post feature reviews the Allan line, oldest transatlantic carrier from Boston, tracing its origin with Alexander Allan of Ayrshire and detailing fleet growth, routes from Glasgow to Boston and other ports, freight focus, and the company’s extensive network of 700 eastern U.S. sub agencies.
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Boston
Johnston Line
Allan Line
Thayer Lincoln
Allans
Alexander Allan
Ayrshire
Scotland
Scotch Ports
St. Lawrence River
Atlantic
Samcd
Allan House
Montreal
Glasgow
Liverpool
Baltimore
Portland
Halifax
New York
Philadelphia
Leondon
Chuson
River Platt
South America
Havre
Pacific
China
Clyde
Boston Line
Messrs
Bree J
Hugh A. Allan
SO State Street
Beston
Insolvency Court Set Next Meetings In Multiple Cases
Gaffolk Iowa February 5 second meetings were held in the insolvency cases. The next meetings are scheduled for May 13 for Andrew J. Streat Solon Blanchard Jonathan Chase John O Connell Russell Sturgis and Baker Curry and June 10 for Henry D O Kurrus James Killian Timothy Connolly James L Purdon Michael OConnor C Foster Son Lewis G Grossmann John M Sheehan Edwin C Morse.
Superior Court Proceedings Include Cambridge Injury Verdict
In Middlesex Superior Court on February 5, Elizabeth Brooks sues City of Somerville for 4000 dollars after injuries from an icy sidewalk. Jury awards plaintiff 3000 dollars. Attorneys listed. A second session opens February 8 for divorce libels with uncontested cases first at 10:30 a.m.
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Superior Court
Gaffolk
Sherman
Ellen A. Chase
City of
Boston
Brooks Street
Fast Boston
L. M. Child
K. W. Nasor
John L. Roach
Cyrus M. Barrows
James W. Roach
Sam
W. A. Morse
J. Lowell, Jr
Peter H. Galligan
George Perley
Thomas Madden
Madden
Galligan
No. Loy Albany Street
CG. G. Winikett
C. P. Sullivan
John F. Schwarer
West End Street Railway Company
Sawmut Avenue
Casebeeun
M. &. Dickinson
W. B. Sprout
Duncar
Howkins, J
West End Street Railway rescinds large package rule
President Whitney declares he never supported the policy and was unaware of its issuance until reading about it in the newspapers. The reversal follows publicity over the order affecting streetcar passengers and their parcels.
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Whitney
West End Street Railway Company
Cambridge Route Changes Prompt Public Hearing Announcement
Rapid transit commissioners revise the proposed Cambridge route and will advertise a public hearing scheduled for Tuesday February 16. The changes plan will be released to the public early next week.
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Rapid Transit Commissioners
Cambridge
Nervura Sold By Dr. Greene’s Nervura Ad
An advertisement claims Dr. Greene's Nervura is for sale by druggists at one dollar. The text urges buyers not to be swayed by druggists offering their own preparations for higher profit and recommends purchasing Dr. Greene's Nervura.
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Dr. Greene
Etta Ee
Haven
Negers St
Webster, Nass
Republican Club of Massachusetts Plans April 19 Dinner
The Republican Club of Massachusetts sets its annual banquet for Music Hall on April 19. Senator John Simpkins will preside, Baldwin's Cadet Band will provide music, and Simpkins has sought speakers in Washington including Treasury Secretary Foster and Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt. The event aims to surpass last year’s banquet.
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Hayes
Barrett
Lynn
Senate
Post
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Music Hall
John Simpkins
Baldwin
Simpkins
Washington
Foster
Treasury Department
Theodore Roosevelt
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Trinidad and Tobago
Barbadoe
Windwara Islands
India
Walter Pipes
Frintad
Grea Britain
Jamaica
Island of
Il Ig
Secretary of State
Benjamin Harrigan
Benjamin Harrison
James G. Blaine
Bigant
Shhoals
Olympian Club Carnival
Blaarchard & Fakruar
Bos
Ton’s
Frank W. Walsh
Benjamin Berenson
William J. Griffiths
Charlies J. Deering
Cassidy & Davies
James A. Gibbon
Order of the Rising Sun
Horace
Woodbury
John L. Powers
James S. Morrow
Arthur Allen
George B. Huse
Fred BE. Dickerman
McDonald & John
Henry M. Ayrs
Lewis J. Lyons
George H. Page
Isaah W. Emerson
Lienry M. Richardson & Co
Seamon & Rosenthal
Bercnam’s
Astralian
Wilson
Tremont Row
Rogers
William Rogers
Ballard
Brunewick
Ezabeth M. Ballard
Haward Ballard
Hewes
Lynnfield Centre
Alice A
John A. Hewes
Plowers Tegigeants
S J. Newnan
JONS
Tremont Su
Neavine
Circalara
Dewry
Dennis Horgan
Tide Water Oil Company
P. M. Keating
W. C. Cogswell
Thompson
Eliza J. Norcross
Sun Fire Office Company
J. A. Stockwell
E,bb. Goodsell
J. 0. Teele
Edward J. Noonan
Louis J. Rodriguez
J. P. Leahy
I. J. Barry
FxssenDrn, J
J. J. Leahy
West End Street Railway Co
CU. K. Goodrich
4. G. Loewis
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Millie J. Blaisdell
Executrix
Mutual Reserve Fund Association of New York
Same
Otis Sargent
Association
A. E. Avery
A. We Corcoran
B. C. Moulton
W. J. Loring
Ocean Ferries
Riley
Hale
Iles
City of Waltham
Fartwell Ext
STOW
Merchts
Natl
Bank Vy
Saverhill Iron Wars
Vollmer
Gould
Chinian Et Als
Meviellan
Same Vy
Nat. Ark
Hurley
O’sullivan
Trumnerson
Heaton
Davenport
Palmer
Morton
Alteays
Pdrugubisus
Hotels Loox
Chester MW
Boston Storage Warehous
West Chester Pa
Muntington
2aUnicom Telephone
Huntington Age
Brookline
Igi
Dr. Creone
Anse Drew H. Olney
Gibson, N. Y
Ura
Greene
Temple Ply
State House
Hayes~Howland
Gress District
Republican Club
Legislature
Willard Howland
Chelsea
Seventh Congress District
City of Shoes
Lyne Press
Hewland
Howland
Blaine
State Department
Maude
Neraska
House
Bliss
Durant
Committee On Rules
Pillsbury
Judiciary Committee
Mer Ders
General Court
Rubber Shoe Company
Rosnesxy
Loston
Fig
Boston Park Commissioners
Jamaica Pond
Ward's Pond
W. H. Partridge
Prohibition State Committee
Cyrus A. Stone
Boston Board of Aldermen
Jeffries Street
Wool Island Park
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