Oregon Legislature Approves Woman Suffrage Amendment
SALPM Ore Feb 8 Both houses have passed a resolution for a constitutional amendment extending the suffrage to women.
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Trade Outlook Delivers Mixed Signals Across Nations
Bradstreet's note signals extreme cold and storms dampening orders in staple lines but boosting sales of seasonal goods. U.S. and Canadian reports show uneven activity with some markets clearing stocks while others pause on spring merchandise due to weather and transport delays. Bank clearings rise 12 percent from February last year amid price declines in iron, steel, and wool.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
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ALONG THE WATER FRONT SHIP NEWS AND INCIDENTS
The Pavonia, chartered by the English government for troop transport to India, was replaced by the old Samaria on a Liverpool to this port voyage. Bath ship owner Gardiner G. Deering discussed the John C. Haynes collision, with the Minnie and tow involved, and insurance at $6,500. Fishing schooner Nickerson arrived with cod, haddock, and halibut after a 18 day voyage and a February gale. The Mary Steele, Gloucester, was towed clear from Deer Island after damage, while the Resolute could not land at Fort Warren due to high seas. Captain H. H. Wallace heads to Matanzas to command the Clara E. Randall after its prior commander drowned. Several schooners sought shelter as storms raged and pilots returned home ill with grippe.
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Boothbay
Philadelphia
Lewis Wharf
Fassett
McMillan
Track News and Appointments Highlight 1894 Rail Scene
Mr H E Maynard appointed traffic manager of the Clyde Steamship line with New York HQ, J H Johnson becomes New England agent for Atlantic coast lines. Rail capital figures show electric and cable roads rising to 78,991,900. Fitchburg quarter receipts reach 1,933,250 with a 283,151 gain. Union Pacific agrees to new trunk line. Illinois rail commission drafts lower rate schedule. over 200 laborers kept depot tracks clear all night.
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Electric rail plan links New London to Norwich Conn
The project envisions an electric road from New London to Norwich with Boston financing. Boston rail agents eye Mardi Gras in New Orleans as they set tariffs for the trip. Illinois Central offers round trip tickets from New England via trunk lines for 69 dollars and 62 dollars by alternate routes, return good until March 20. Chesapeake and Ohio reports all trains lit by electricity, first road to illuminate operations. Railroad surgeons gather in Chicago for their annual convention in early May.
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Hutchinson moves to lay investigation amid Senate delay
Senate action on Hutchinson’s request to investigate city departments was laid on the table after a motion by Mr. Sanger of Boston. Hutchinson said he did not wish to hinder or rush the work, and only a brief pause was desired. The body planned to consider the order later, while other measures and petitions were also discussed.
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Noted Evangelists Hunter and Crossley Farewell Meetings
The eminent preachers Hunter and Crossley will conduct farewell services tomorrow at People's Temple in Boston, following six weeks of ministry that drew thousands and resulted in many souls saved. The piece notes similar tribute to Dr. A. J. Gordon and mentions other church events and lectures in the region.
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Albion
N. Y
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Berkeley Street
Court of Heaven
George E. Fifield
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Boston Baptist Bethel Service Times and Topics
The Rev. W. J. Swaffield pastor leads services at 332 Hanover Street Boston. Morning sermon titled Christ's Lordship Over the Unseen and evening sermon The Friend of Sinners. Services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m.
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Missionary Day Sermon at St Johns Church Boston
A revival message warns listeners that delaying conversion invites divine wrath and urges immediate turning to God. St Johns M E Church in South Boston hosts missionary day with 10:30 a.m. address by Miss Fannie J Sparkes of India and a 7:30 p.m. talk titled Your Money or Your Life.
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