Barrow Book Sale Highlights Rare 16th Century Volumes
Ottawa reports a chaotic bill debate over McCarthy's effort to abolish French in the Northwest. Sir John Macdonald shifts blame to Mgr Davin, while Sen Abbott's illness shifts Senate leadership to Sen Lacose. In New York, Peter Martyr's 1511 First Decade copy leads a major sale, fetching $1010, with other historic works selling for thousands. Total sales figures reach $7,493.26 for the evening and about $48,009 overall.
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India
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Boston Diary
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Mather
Boston
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London
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Rome
Pomponius Mela
Mourt
Genius and Society lecture in Brighton sparks debate on progress
Mr George Parsons Lathrop argued that genius in art and science is stifled by society and democracy. He urged more support for gifted teachers, less commercial focus, and urged society to nurture intellect. The talk at Warren Hall, Brighton, was hosted by the Moral Education Association before a sizable attentive audience. A second portion presents a petition from New England iron and steel firms urging tariff changes including free iron ore coal and a 24 percent duty on pig iron and scrap iron.
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Warren Hall
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Moral Education Association
United States
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Congress
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New England
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Horace Pp. Tobey
West Wareham
Mass
Palmer Wire Mfe. Co
Henry P. Holden
LL. Holden
Palmer
Thos. Gogin
Boston
Wm. E. Collin
Bay State Iron Co
John H. Reed
Boston Iron Works
W.P. Hunt
Iron Foundry
Daniel Hanson
North Weare
Neline Co
By Inc
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Colts
Mactials
Hartford
H. B. Beach & Son
Startford
Jenkins Bros. & Co
Whitman
Éeaigne Cambridge Rolling Mills
Cambridgeport
New England Butt Co
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Lt. J. Beach & Co
Providence
K. J
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Steel Tubes
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G. W. Bond
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East Bridgewater Iron Co
East Bridgewater
Boston Forge Co
Jas. Dmith
Steam Marine Works
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W. Osborne & Co
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Sass
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Tne
Pratt & Cady Co
Kirnes Urer
Irontford
Conn
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Avetar Blood
Manchester
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Aretas Brood
Nashua
Cushman Chuck Co
EK. Iushman
J. W. Whelen
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Lowell
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Franklin
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Rochester
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Wood
Concord
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Senate
Harvard College
New York
Veterans in Convention and Faneuil Hall Banquet
The Massachusetts Department G A R convention opened at Tremont Temple with officer elections and greetings to Past Commander Sargent and Connecticut. At Faneuil Hall a banquet honored General Alger and guests, including Governor Brackett, with remarks on veterans benefits and Massachusetts support for the Grand Army.
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Westfield
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Lynn
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Boston
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Taunton
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North Adams
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Plymouth
Post Department
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KR. A. Alger
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George H. Innis
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Henry P. Oakman
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M. M. Perry
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Dorchester
Emily L. Clark
Northampton
L.A. Turner
Hattie Zalphi
Eliza F. Styles
Angie A. Robinson
Prudence H. Stokes
At&p
Knowles
Goodale
Bargains Across Departments at Moseley's One Day Sale
Misars' school boots priced at 150 and 175 dollars lead a Moseley's sale offering discounts across departments. Store located at 469 Washington Avenue features bargain discounts with reduced prices on footwear and other items.
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Washington Blice
Beards Boston collector appointment provokes mixed Republican reactions
Boston news notes the appointment of Mr Beard as Collector of Customs, replacing Mr Saltonstall, drawing mixed reactions from Republicans. Dawes Hoar Lodge Greenhalge oppose. others defend or hedge. Move prompts calls for Stackpole as district attorney and discussion of New Hampshire naval officer and other local posts. Saltonstall formally protests tenure, pledging to serve the four-year term unless removed.
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New York
Curtis Guild, Jr
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Washington
Republican Party
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State Committee
Ety Committee
Tom
Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Weather report from Washington on February 6 predicting warmer fair weather for New England and eastern New York with variable winds. Includes dew point and humidity data and a station reading from Boston showing calm wind, clear sky, max and min temperatures, and total precipitation.
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Strike at Chick Bros is settled in Haverhill
Haverhill, Feb 6. The Chick Bros strike ends after concessions to the Boot and Shoe Workers Union led by Larry Moulton. The posted price list will be published tomorrow. Some fear scab labor, but organizers warn they will strike if used. W W Spaulding’s shop still on strike with cutters in demand. patrols and warnings continue. Rumors say other shops may be visited by Moulton.
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Lawrence Collector
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Pop
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Manly
Harrison
Post
Custom House
Mr. Beard
Haverhill
Chick Bros
Moulton
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
W. W. Spaulding
Spaulding
Brockton Baseball Outlook in Brockton
Brockton fans faced a setback as Lt. P. Lovell reportedly backed out of Brockton joining the New England League and planned Lynn club plans sparked indignation. Despite this, locals believe Lovell has not withdrawn his Carnival Park grounds offer and still hopes to place a team in Brockton.
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Maritime Arrivals and Departures Sighted in Early February
A series of ship movements dated February 6 across multiple ports. Vessels and origins include Durham City from London in Boston, Lake Ontario from Liverpool at Boston, Minister Mayback from New York at Bremen, Saale from New York for Bremen off the Lizard, Roehampton from Liverpool at Baltimore, Nevada from Liverpool at New York, Gluckaat from Bremen at New York, Noorland from Antwerp at New York, Indiana from Liverpool at Philadelphia, borderer Boston for Low on off Prawle Point, Australia from Leghorn at New York, and Collingham from Yokohama at New York.
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London
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New York
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Saale
Baltimore
Roehampton
Nevada
Gluckaat
Woman's Relief Corps Elects Officers and Hosts Reception
The Massachusetts Woman's Relief Corps met in Meionaon with President Mrs. Lowd presiding. Officers' salaries were set, approving department secretary at 400 dollars.
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Massachusetts Woman’s Relief Corps
Meionaon
One Hundred Fifty Miners Perish in Explosion
Lonpoy Feb 6 An explosion wrecked a colliery at Abersicban Monmonubh northwest of Newport trapping many miners. About 150 died or injured. rescue work yielded many badly burned survivors and sixty bodies. The blast followed flooding in nearby pits and smoke and flame filled the shaft. In Washington a clerks convention adjourned with plans for eight hour work, leave with pay, and pension considerations discussed by lawmakers, plus nominations and reports on Oklahoma territory and Boston port matters.
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Whalen
Lewis
Boston
No Longer Denied Engagement of Mary Anderson
London reports that Mary Anderson's engagement to Mr. Navarro is acknowledged by Dr. Hamilton Griffin and his wife. The family now seeks official understanding amid prior denials. Miss Anderson plans a wedding tour and will visit America.
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London
Dunlap
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America
Care and Feeding of Infants book offered by Merlin's Food
A book titled The Care and Feeding of Infants issued by the proprietors of Merlin's Food provides advice to mothers on feeding their infants. Available through Doliber Goodale Co at 41 Central Wharf, Boston, Mass.
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Doliber-Goodale Co
Central Wvharf
Boston
Mass
Our Squadron Abroad in Toulon Displayed Lights
In Toulon on February 6, a dinner for the Prefecture of Marine preceded the American squadron’s evolution display. Vessels including the Chicago showcased electric search lights and signals to cheering crowds. The squadron plans to sail Tuesday for Villefranche.
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Prefecture of Marine
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Ville- Franche
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