Lincoln's Birthday National Holiday Proposed in Senate
The Senate forwarded a bill by Hale to make February 12 Lincoln's birthday a national holiday. Debates covered Monroe doctrine limits and seed distribution law. Frye was elected president pro tempore, with remarks on the occasion as the body adjourned until Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Hale
Rep
William P Frye
Maine
Gorman
Dem
Maryland
Harris
Tennessee
Allen
Pop
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kyle
Frye
Lincoln
United States
Great Britain
Secretary of Agriculture
Blanchard
Gray
Del
Dubois
Iialio
Committee On Rules Without
Weekend weather forecast across New England and New York
Forecast for Saturday calls for fair weather in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with slightly colder temperatures and northwesterly winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York will also be sunny with westerly winds. Atlantic coast signals show the outlook from Eastport to Sandy Hook.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Atlantic
Eastport
Sandy Hook
South Carolina Congressman Defends Sece s s ion Remarks in House Row
In a heated session Representative Talbert of South Carolina repeats his defense of secession comments during a clash with Representative Pearson of North Carolina. The House debates Barrett's resolution to strike the remarks from the record amid calls for expulsion and possible referral to judiciary.
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Talbert
South Carolina
Washington
Ireb
House
Dem
S. C
Pearson
Rep
N. C
N. C.). “I am_ not here,” said Mr. Talbert
Mr. Pearson
North Carolina
Union
Palmetto
Speaker
Barrett
Mass
Reed
Crisp
Georgia
Dinogley
Committee On Judiciary
Dingley
South
Mr. Barrett
Coriery
Dalzell
Cone
Boutelle
Son in drunken rage wounds mother with beer bottle
Julia O Neil 53 was fatally wounded at 55 Cedar Street North Cambridge by her son John after a five week ice cutting job return. She lay convulsed with bloodied forehead as Dr Gilmore said death likely before daybreak. John O Neil 23 fought police, held on assault with dangerous weapon. he is believed insane with prior Worcester asylum confinement.
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Julia O'Neil
Brookline
Man Crushed Under Train Near North Cambridge Station
Robert J. Melville a freight handler for Boston and Maine railroad is dying at Massachusetts General Hospital. The 28 year old resident of West Somerville was on the platform at North Cambridge when a train lurched and he fell under the cars suffering severe injuries to both arms and his left leg.
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Robert J. Melville
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts General Hospital
Melville
Moore Street
West Somerville
North Cambridge
President heads to Quantico for duck hunting trip
The president departed Washington late tonight aboard the lighthouse tender Maple with Captain Lamberton and Dr. O'Reilly as companions. He plans to return to Washington tomorrow night.
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Washington
Quantico
Lamberton
Chesapeake District
Dr. O'Reilly
Mate Extract Promoted by Burkhardt’s Dealers
Advertising copy touts Mate Extract as invaluable for nursing mothers invalids and convalescents. It urges patients to obtain the product on doctor prescription and purchasable through Burkhardt’s and other dealers.
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Burkhardt’ S
Venezuela line commission wraps first month in Washington
The Venezuelan Boundary Commission meets in Washington for a complete first month of work. Justice Brewer and Judge Alvey pause court duties to study evidence while Andrew White and Alvey search congressional library collections for data on the true division line.
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Washington
Justice Brewer
Judge Alvey
Andrew W. White
Congressional Library
State Department
Malet Prevost
Venezuela
Great Britain
Andrade
Horning
Caraca
Transmissio
Rojas
Justin Winsor
Harvard College
Marcus Baker
United States
Geological Survey
Secretary of the Interior
Republic of Venezuela
British Guiana
Coudert
New York
West End man commits suicide with prussic acid
Charles H. Trow 26, a married West End resident of 23 River Street, died yesterday afternoon after taking prussic acid. Discovered by house inmates before 5 PM, Dr. Brechin summoned, but he died before doctors arrived. Medical Examiner Harris notified.
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Charles H. Trow
River Street
West End
Trow
Brechin
Harris
Missing Melrose girl Harriet O'Donnell sought in Boston
Harriet O'Donnell a 15 year old girl from 347 Foster street Melrose has been missing since January 20. Her parents fear for her safety and believe she may be concealed somewhere in Boston. Police were notified yesterday. She is of medium height with a light complexion and red cheeks, last seen wearing a brown fur trimmed cloak a reddish brown dress and a large hat with a green crowd.
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Harriet O’donnell
Foster Street
Melrose
Boston
Runaway horse crash injures Malden woman and family
In Malden on Washington street a horse bolted after the vehicle broke, throwing Mrs. Hollis R. Gray, her daughter Mrs. Lawrence and two grandchildren from the carriage. Mrs. Gray remained unconscious for hours, fears of fatal injuries. Mrs. Lawrence and the children suffered bruises as the carriage was demolished.
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Malden
Washington Street
Holis R. Gray
No new developments in Mrs Quinlan murder case
The case against Mrs. Ida Quinlan at Charles Street jail remains sealed with witnesses and police declining to talk. Captain Dugan and Sergeant Fessenden reported no confession and counsel Senator Corbett visited as the hearing looms next Tuesday.
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Ida Quinlan
Charles Street
Sophia Grant
Lawrence's 103 Cigar Offered At 15 Cents
Big hotels charge 15 cents for Lawrence's 103 Cigar. It sells ready for 15c due to imported high grade appearance and Havana tobacco. Lawrence's 103 Cigar equals most 15 cent cigars. pay only 5 cents for Lawrence's 108 Cigar. Have your dealer obtain it. you will get a good cigar with modest profit.
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Lawrence
Photographic Breakthrough Finds Bullet with Cathode Rays
Montreal reports a practical success in a new photography method using cathode rays by Professor Fox of McGill University. A bullet embedded in a patient’s leg, previously unrecovered, was located exactly where the photograph indicated and removed on the operating table. Estimated losses from a fire totaled $75,000 for four buildings.
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New Haven
Feb. i
Wright
Yale
Bumstead
Sheffield Scientific School
Roentgen
Montreal
Fox
McGill University
Foraitis Firm on Haverhill Street Fire in Leominster
Fire destroyed the Reed Toy Company's four story main building in Leominster after an 8:30 pm alarm. Windy conditions fed the blaze as firefighters saved nearby Wachusett shirt factory laundry while estimating stock goods tools and buildings lost at seventy thousand dollars with insurance.
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Wachusett Shirt Factory
Reed Toy Company
No Bayonets at Frankfort Senate Vote Amid Tense Dispatch
The Kentucky senate race shows a calm yet unsettled scene with smaller orderly crowds around the doors and no official plan on suppressing deputies if sworn in. Governor Bradley denied troop mobilization though caucus talk suggested it, while Goebel presided over a joint assembly as 14 members were present and voting tallies showed Hunter 66, Blackburn 62, Carlisle 2, Bate 1, McCreary 3a.
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Frankfort
Senate
Bradley
Joint Assembly
Goebel
Hunter
Blackburn
Carlisle
Bate
McCreary
Fire at 73 to 77 Haverhill Street Causes Major Damage
Patrolmen Lamb and McCaffrey fought a blaze in a five story brick building on Haverhill Street. The fire began in the cabinet makers shop of George El Messer on the third floor and spread to Koopman & Co antique dealers on the fourth. Most of the third floor was gutted with substantial losses on the fourth and fifth floors. Insurance coverage is reported to be adequate and total damage unlikely to exceed 5000 dollars.
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Lamb
McCaffrey
Haverhill Street
Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
George el. Messer
Koopman & Co
A. & J. G. Tuttle
Whiting & Stahl
George F. Holt
Roby Heirs
Brimmer Sprague shirt plant burned at Pittsfield
The Brimmer Sprague Company shirt plant in Pittsfield burned completely this evening. Loss estimated at 40000 dollars, fully insured. About 125 workers were employed. Two wooden buildings were destroyed.
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Pittsfield
Brimmer-Sprague Company
Incendiary Fire Ruins Woodshed in Malden
Firefighters found a rear woodshed on Madison Street alight at 2 30 PM. The building, owned by A V Lynde of Melrose and rented by John Connors, sustained about 100 dollars in damage. Police and fire investigators labeled the blaze incendiary in origin.
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Malden
Madison Street
A. V., Lynde
Melrose
John Connors
Spool leads to marriage between shop girl and Syracuse man
Eugene Green of Syracuse visited his sister in Yarnwood and found a spool with a note to contact Miss Lena Drake of Willimantic Conn. He wrote, they exchanged photos, met, renewed promises, and were married in Willimantic yesterday. The unlikely courtship began from a spool.
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Liberty
N. Y
Eugene Green
Syracuse
Yarnwood
Lena Drake
Willimantic
Conn
Green
Drake
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