The Vice Presidency The Record of General Black
Discussion of second place on the Democratic ticket centers on Black Stevenson Gray and Voorhees. Black, pension commissioner, is praised for war wounds and grit. Stevenson, post office chief, is seen as popular with working Democrats for distributing patronage. Indiana figures Gray and Voorhees are noted as state-based contenders.
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Wasnixcron
Sredan
Black
Stevenson
Gray
Voorhees
Indiana
Hoosier
General Black
Congress
Senator Voorhees
David Davis
Illinois
Gookins & Roberts
Chicago
Danville
Ilinois
McDonald
West Point
General Corse
Boston
Fourth Indiana Cavalry
Hainois
Cleveland
The Great Midsummer Night's Dream at Daly's and Wallack's Rumors
Daly's revival of Midsummer Night's Dream draws packed houses and high praise with Mr. Daly and Mr. Lewis delivering notable Bottom. Wallack's Theatre rumors center on Mrs. James Brown Potter possibly becoming leading lady, while Mr. Abbey's management and other Wallack's plans are debated amid broader theater news.
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Daly
Union League Club
New York
Speciau
James Brown Potter
Wallack’s
Abbey
Matthews
Potter
Mr. Abbey
Miner
Rose Coghlan
A. M. Palmer
Wallack
Stamford
SLO
Oeownea
Mr. Daly
Olympic Theatre
George L. Fox
Fox
Bottom
Winter
James Lewis
Lewis
Burton
Shakspere
Dlr
Tie
Mr. Lewis
Mme Pégou Delights with Chopin Recital at Steinert Mall
Mme Albert Pégou gave the second recital in her five concert series at Steinert Mall yesterday afternoon. All program pieces were Chopin except the fourth, played by M. Albert Pégou. The audience praised her refined taste, musical feeling, and brilliants execution. Three more Chopin recitals are planned, with the next on February 23.
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Mme
Pegou
Albert Pégou
Steinert Mall
Chopin
M. Albert Pégou
Poromise
Léonard Fantaisie
Saazurka
Pégou
Mme. Pégoa
M.pégoa
Haydn
Mme. Pégou
Record of diverse 19th century notices and achievements
Captain Baldry returns from a record whale voyage aboard the Orea with a catch of thirty five whales yielding 2800 barrels of oil and 48,000 pounds of bone valued at 66800 dollars. Several individuals are noted for financial, literary, political, and musical matters including a safe-keeping loss, Norman McLeod’s lecture on India, and Carl Baermann’s Beethoven performance.
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Baldry
Orea
San Francisco
Jordan Giles
Henderson
Wadacah
Bell
Giles
Los Angeles
Cal
Norman McLeod
Chicago
India
Prince of Wales
William N. Riddle
New York
Penn Bank of Pittsburg
Buffalo Bill
Josephine Sufiesynska Jarocki
Count Pulaski
Congress
Allison
Bliss
Virginia
Taylor Lewis
Maryland
Rayner
George Washington
Annapolis
Continental Treasury
Jarocki
War Department
Lincoln
Robert C. Schenck
Carl Baermann
Beethoven
Thomas
Baermann
Austin Corbin
Reading Company
Corbin
Philadelphia
Babylon
L. I
Grand Army of the Republic Twenty-First Annual Meeting in Boston
The twenty-first annual Grand Army of the Republic Massachusetts encampment opened at Tremont Temple with 565 in attendance and 539 seats. Officers elected included Myron P. Walker as commander, George S. Goodall as senior vice commander, and George H. Innis as junior vice commander. The day featured resolutions limiting national voice to department members, a tribute to Commander-in-Chief John P. Rea, and a banquet at Faneuil Hall hosted by the Women's Relief Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
Nash
E. A. Horton
Merrill
Billings
Adams
Creasey
John P. Rea
George S. Merrill
Munroe
James A. Fox
C. Whitney
A. S. Atherton
Myron P. Walker
Mr. Fox
George 8. Goodall
Samuel S. Weale
Lucius Field
A. 8S
Atherton
Goodall
George H. Innis
T. Spencer Jenks
E. B. Macy
John
Gloucester
Benjamin S. Lovell
E. W. Hall
H. G. D. Weymouth
John Kelley
Horton
William B. Daley
Joseph Gregory
Perley Goddard
W. C. Pomeroy
J. W. Young
Dennis Meehan
Aldrich Cook
M.D. Jones
Charles A. Anthony
E. A. Rollins
A. Jd. Lond
A. le Bosquette
Faneuil Hall
Linnehan
New Hampshire
Barry
Common Council
Walker
The
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Allard
the Lancers
Deartment
George L. Goodall
Benjamin A. Sawyer
George 5. Merrill
Tobin
Hersey
Kimball
Wells
Council of Administration
Brackett
Commonwealth
J. P. Rea
Great Big Brotherhood
Prairie
Faneuil
Bethlehem Star
Bunker Hill
Rea
Wright
Jac Crawford
New Mexico
Promised Land
Ing
Parker Memorial Hall
Women’s Relief Corps
Agnes Parker
America
Lizzie S. Andrews
Gettysburg
Emma LP. Loud
Women’s Relief Corps of
Massachusetts
National Corps
Emma Stark Hampton
Detroit
Sons of the Republic
Young’s
Paul
Myron Walker
Elizabeth A. ‘Warner
B. Reed Wells
Emma B. Lowd
Mary M. Perry
Mary E. Knowles
Hattie A. Ralph
Carrien Thayer
Elizabeth A. Turner
Angela H. Scranton
Lucinda F. Flower
Mary A. B. Fellows
Harriet L. Reed
Mary E. Elliot
Somerville
S. Agnes Parker
Brockton
Augusta A. Wales
Dorchester
Elizabeth V. Lang
Hyde Park
Princeton College Names New President After Resignation
The trustees of Princeton College accepted President McCosh’s resignation at their meeting. Professor Francis L. Patton, D D LL D, Stuart professor of ethics, was unanimously elected to succeed him as president.
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Princeton
N. J
McCosh
Princeton College
Francis L. Patton
D.D
Stuart
Complex Tariffs Target Education Art and Trusts
The Chicago Tribune essay argues 26 percent tariff on educational books serves the broader high tariff system to fund revenue for trusts including sugar and steel. It notes artists seek free art and hints at 80 percent duties on artworks, raising concerns over government revenue and the plight of producers. The piece blames various interests and questions the impact on teachers and creators.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Steel Trust
Sugar and Steel Trusts
Ohio
Obituary of A J H Way Noted Still Life Painter Dies
A J H Way, respected still life painter of fruit and game, died in Baltimore on a Wednesday evening from pneumonia at 65. Born in Washington in 1826, he trained in Europe, helped found the Maryland Academy of Fine Arts, and exhibited widely including the National and Royal Academies. One of his acclaimed works is A Christmas Memory.
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A. J. H. Way
Baltimore
Mr. Way
Europe
Washington, D. C
London
Paris
Florence
Rome
Maryland Academy of Fine Arts
National Academy
Royal Academy
Obituaries of Noted Clergy Geologist Judge and Colonel
The Rev Alfred E Goodnough pastor of the Unitarian Church of the Saviour in Brooklyn died at 33 from pneumonia. George Robert Waterhouse a London based geologist and former keeper at the British Museum died. Judge Augustus E Sanderson of Flemington NJ died. Col Thomas A Roberts of the Seventeenth Maine died in Portland aged 71. Charles Anthony prominent in RI and state government died in Providence aged 73.
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Alfred E. Goodnough
Unitarian Church of the Saviour
Pierrepont Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Goodnough
Harvard
Unitarian
Bridgewater
Brockton
Ithaca
Cornell
Church of the Saviour
A. P. Putnam
London
George Robert Waterhouse
British Museum
Hich
Waterhouse
Augustus E. Sanderson
Flemington
N. J
Littleton
Mass
Appleton Seminary
Mt. Vernon
N. H
New Jersey
Thomas A. Roberts
Seventeenth
Maine
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Portland
Charles Anthony
Providence
Copper Market Looks Steady In New York Trade
The copper market closed firm with spot and February at 16.35, March buyers at 16.45, and April at 16.60. London Chili bar prices were steady despite a small decline, though transactions remained light.
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New York
London
Verdict favors defendant in libel suit case
In Hantrrorp Connecticut on February 9 the jury found for Bridgeport Standard in the Amott libel case. The plaintiff must pay all court costs.
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Hantrrorp
Conn
Amott
Bridgeport Standard
Quincys Questions Delays House Action on Rail Lease Bill
Mr Quincy pressed awkward inquiries as the House rushed to pass the Providence railroad lease to Old Colony. The railroad commissioner opinion was rejected, and debate ended with the previous question. Law and order league juror ban discussed. biennial elections proposal by Senator Sprague introduced.
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Providence
Old Colony
House of Representatives
Quincy
House
Lawrence
Senate
Sprague
Liquor Committee
Law and Order League
Senate debates over name change and constitutional amendment rollout
Senator Pike moves to suspend rules to admit West Amesbury Manufacturing Company name change petition while Senate rejects suspending rules for repeals of fowl in a sailboat. Several committee reports cover railroad consolidation, Boston Towboat Company assets, Nahant Land Company extension, and public service salaries. A substitute constitutional amendment resolution on biennial sessions and salaries is ordered printed, with debate noting long legislative sessions as potential fraud.
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Senator Pike
West Amesbury Manufacturing Company
Senator Glines
Senate
House
Committee On Railroads
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Ashuelot Railroad Company
New Hampshire
Senator Cook
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Boston Towboat Company
Sprague
Committee On Election Laws
E. M. Chamberlain
Marble
Committee On Taxation
Clark
Berkshire
Stevens
Mercantile Affairs
Nahant Land Company
Senator Gleason
Worcester
Sullivan
Committee On Public Service
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Joint Special Committee On
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
General Court
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John C. Black
Sumter
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
Montgomery Guards
Lew Wallace
Pea Ridge
Prairie Grove
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mississippi
Kentucky
Bloomington
Twenty-Third Judicial District
Grant
Post Office Department
Long
Vilas
Dan’? Voorhees
Howe
Oliver P. Morton
Ingalls
Reublicans
Greeley
Turpie
Quincy House
Association of the Relief Officers of the Poor
D. P. Muzzey
Cambridge
Messrs. Washburn
Taunton
Gale
Harriman
Haverhill
Wilcox
Waltham
Noonan
Smith
Lowell
Mosman
Newton
Merriam
Chelsea
Folsom
Hill
Salem
Hartshorn
Malden
Lufkin
Donahoe
Fessenden
New Bedford
Prouty
Spencer
Milford
Weymouth
Fuller
Chicopee
Muzzey
Robert Treat Paine
General Donahoe
Austin Farm
Washburn
Donehee
Tewksbury
Hiram $. Shurtleff
State Outdoor Poor
Broadway
Forty-first Street
Fanny Davenport
Sardou
Metropolitan Opera House
Union League
Madison Avenue
Twenty-Sixth Street
University Club
Thirty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Representative Republican Club
Union Vaapue
New York Athletic Club
Inness
Guernsey Mitchell
Mitchell
Rochester
Montgomery
Grand Army Veterans
Women’s Relief
EDUCA
Mr. Quincy
Senator Sprague
Crosby
Hartwell
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