Union college baccalaureate sermon and ball events announced
Rev. Phillips Brooks will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Union College Schenectady and Hon A H Rice the chancellor s oration. The Columbian Guards annual ball at their Armory Portland and Travers streets features Monday evening Feb 28. Officials report on estate sales and local corporate actions including a purchase at Commonwealth avenue No 18 for 35000 cash and the Sanford Steamship company officers. A public meeting supports the Boston North Red Mission with Gov Long presiding and eminent speakers.
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Phillips Brooks
Union College
Schenectady
A. H. Rice
Columbian Guards
Ninth Regiment
Portland and
Travers Streets
Mechanic Library Association
William A. Prescott
Maj. Follett
A. P. Martin
Martin
Boston
Reuen ‘Thomas
A. A. Miner
A. J. Gordon
S.T. Frost
Mission
Davia Street
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
S.T. Andrews
Anson Brown
Taxation hearing on repealing life insurance excise tax
The committee on taxation held a Thursday morning session to weigh repealing or amending the excise tax on life insurance business. B F Nourse argued the tax is unjust, asserting policy reserves are not property or tangible, and that only incomes producing property should be taxed. J L Green of Connecticut Mutual warned the tax harms policy holders and could affect out of state residents. The hearing will resume next Thursday with State Treasurer Gleason to speak.
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Committee On Taxation
B. F. Nourse
Massachusetts
J. L. Green
Connecticut Mutual Company
Gleason
William Frost
Oliver Street
Fort Point Channel
New York and New England Railroad Company
Ree
Sunday Evening Concert at the Boston Theatre
Boston Cadet band led by T Adamowski violinist along with the Adamowski quartette and soprano Mrs Juliet Fenderson Lloyd perform a varied program at the Boston Theatre. Prices are 50 cents for reserved seats and the concert features Verdi Wagner Berlioz and Gounod selections with military band arrangements by Geo Carney and August Damm.
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Boston Theatre
Boston Cadet Band
T. Adamowski
Adamowski
Juliet Fenderson Lloyd
I. W. Henry
Leon Keach
Geo. F. Carney
Boston
Gumbert
Thomas W. Henry
Mace Gay
August Damm
Ailesandro Stradella
Fiotow
Hayden
Joshua Whitcomb
Mr. Thompson
Mary Anderson
America
Evadne
Purity of Cochituate Water and Boston Parks Report
The water board found no solution to the cucumber taste in Cochituate water, despite chemical analysis. Boston committees approve a banner gift to New Orleans, report park improvements, removals of some square fences, and a $5,000 tree-planting appropriation.
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Cochituate
New Orleans
The
Water Board
Boston
Lucius Slade
National Lancers
City
South Boston
East Boston
Charlestown
Dorchester
Tremont Street
West Street Gate
Boylston Street
Franklin
Franklin and Blackstone
Telegraph Hill
Madison
Orchard Parks
Commonwealth Avenue
Chester Park
Beacon Street
Huntington Avenue
Commonswealth Avenue
Richardson, Hills& CO
Water Street
Bay
Astern
Corres
New York
San Francisco
Governor Grants Power to Recall Appointments and Harbors Bill
A bill from Mr. Lilley seeks governor and council revocation for cause of appointments, unless tenure is constitutionally fixed. Mr. Abbott's measure appropriates up to 1000 for English law reports for the state library. Allen's proposal amends harbor board acts, setting salaries at 3000 for chair and 2500 for other members with travel allowances. The Wayland petition debates water debt funding and rule suspension. Orders call for funds for charities, revenue anticipation borrowing, North River fishing, and Nine Mile Pond Fishing Company acts. Several reports and approvals are listed, with adjournment to close.
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Lilley
Middlesex
Abbott
Worcester
Allen
Suffolk
Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners
North River
Plymouth
Ninemile Pond
Ebenezer Gay
Secretary’s Department
Supreme Council of the Home Circle
Uxbridge Water Company
Fidelity Insurance
Committee On
Richard Nichols
Fire Department
Frederick O. Prince
Boston
Francis E. Button
Adelia T. Jones
Lowell
Crosby Steam Gauge and Valve Company
Alden Emery Company
Hamilton Manufacturing Company
Ig “Ng
Biennial Elections Debate Moves To The People
The House debates a constitutional reform to hold biennial elections for state officers and governor. Supporters cite efficiency and national trends. opponents warn of potential loss of popular control and fears for town representation. The measure faces votes on separate provisions and was sent to the next general court after division.
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Muzzey
Cambridge
House
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Union
Andrew Jackson
Massachusetts
Thayer
North Adams
Lodge
Nahant
Sinois
Wells
Allen
Lynn
Hill
Boston
Fisher Ames
National Board of Trade
Miller
Worcester
Friends of the Resolve
Robbins
Pittsfield
Dunham
Stockbridge
Merritt
Springfield
Long List of Names and Senate Vote Records
A roll of numerous named individuals and a detailed two year term for senators and representatives follows. It lists Yeas and Nays with many Boston and regional names, then district figures, and ends with orders of the day including committee reports and bills moving through the legislature before adjourning at 5:40 P M until Friday afternoon.
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Eddy
Edwards
Fay
Thomas Jr
Fellows
Fowler
Freeman
French
Fuller
Galvin
Gargan
Gill
Gilman
Goodwin
Hadley
Hamlin
Hartwell
Higginson
Hoar
Howard
Hughes
Jenks
Jewett
Joyce
Kelly
Francis B
Kelley
Watson B
Kendall
Love
Mackintosh
Mansfield
McCullough
McDonaid
RicFarlin
McGahey
McGeough
McManus
Vera Melien
Merritt Moriarty
Spencer
Mahoney
Boston
Root
Barre
Rice
Florida
Look
Leominster
Porter
Rowe
Robbins
Pittsfield
Steele
Gloucester
Metcalf
Springfield
Read
Medford
Senate
House of Representatives
Yeas
Albee
Allen
Charles H
Baill
Bailey
Baker
Spans J
Bidwell
Bixby
Brackett
Brown
Ward
William &Gb
Budidgion
Bulloch
Burpee
Butler
Eaward P
John Haskell
Carleton
Chamberlain
Clapp
Clark
Curtis
Davenport
Davis
Eager
Farrar
George F
Fernald
Fifield
Fioyd
Forbes
Foster
Gaskill
Gifford
James E
Rufus B
Goulding
Hatch
Hemphill
Hill
Hooper
Jefferson
Johnson
Jones
Lawrence
Learnard
Lincoln
Livermore
Marshall
Miller
Muzzey
Noyes
Increase E
Packard
Paddock
Phillips
Poor
Richardson
Solon O
Sanborn
Sawyer
Scott
Slocum
Smith
Zenas
Stevens
Edward G
Ezra A
Frank D
Almy
Ames
Atwood
John J
Barton
Beckford
Bosworth
Bryant
Buck
Bugbee
Burke
Burr
Edwin S
Frank W
Cannon
Canterbury
Carpenter
Carroll
Cawley
Clarke
Cleveland
Cogswell
Colton
Corey
Cronin
Crowell
Cushman
Dever
Donovan
Dorman
Thomas, Jr
Hale
McDonald
McFarlin
MccGahey
McSorley
Mellen
Merritt
Milliken
Moriarty
Mallane
Murphy
O’donnell
O'Neil
Peck
Plunkett
Burrill
Quirk
Reade
Reed
Nathaniel
Russell
Lawin
Searles
Shepard
George A
Harvey N
Stanton
Strong
Sullivan
Swift
Thayer
Wing
Wales
Walker
Samuel
Webster
Edwin R
White
James
Wilson
Wonson
William H
Parrs—Lyon
Hayden
Woburn
Dunham
Stockbridge
Crandall
Attleboro
Rand
Jacobss
Hingham
Rehoboth
Walpole Rail Crash Hurts Dozens as Freight and Passenger Trains Collide
At a junction of the New York and New England and Old Colony rails near Walpole, a Hartford night freight crashed into a 7:22 am passenger car, sending a car down an embankment. Fireman William Daniels was killed. Mrs. Aaron Cutter was severely injured. Several others suffered cuts and bruises. The 8:45 Boston train retrieved mechanics and a wrecking crew, clearing the line after foggy signals obscured view. Authorities plan a railroad commission inquiry and an inquest for Daniels.
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Hartford
New York
New England
Old Colony
N. Y
N. E
Aaron Cutter
East Walpole
S. E. Stone
C. H. Fuller
New Bedford
W. C. Macy
Foxboro
Hatl
William Daniels
Boston
Turner
New York and
Norwood
Hall
Holmes
Canton
Daniels
Crover
Robbery at Morgan House on Columbus Avenue
Jewelry and other property valued at 250 dollars were stolen from the residence of R C Morgan at 260 Columbus avenue. Entrance was gained through a rear window. Thursday forenoon Officer Bates of division 3 arrested Michael McFadden for larceny of clothing and a watch valued at 45 dollars belonging to various parties on the steamer New Brunswick at Commercial wharf. The suit worn by McFadden was identified as stolen. Remainder of property not yet recovered.
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R. C. Morgan
Columbus Avenue
Bates
Division 3
Michael McFadden
New Brunswick
Commercial Wharf
McFadden
Notable New England Deaths Include Balch Hadwen and Currier
Obituary notices recall Mr. Perley Balch of Lowell who taught in several Lowell grammar schools before leading Colburn and dying Feb 10 leaving a daughter. Worcester elder Charles Hadwen, 84, died Feb 8. a Quaker with long mercantile and textile ties. Isaac B. Currier, Sterling station agent for Fitchburg and Worcester, died Feb 9. former Charlestown firefighter and guard. Paul Hoag of Whittier fame died in Sandwich, N H. Legrand Fairman, 81, eccentric bibliophile and New York resident, found dead Feb 9 in his library.
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Perley Balch
Lowell
Lopsfield
Mass
South
Edson) Grammar School
Boston
Lynn
Colburn
Charles Hadwen
Worcester
Society of Friends
Newport
R. L
Providence
Scituate
R. I
Hadwen
Isaac B. Currier
Sterling
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad Company
Pratt’s Junction
Charlestown Fire Department
Bunker Hill Artillery
Pulaska Guards
Paul Hoag
Whittier
New York
Turkeys found on schooner trawls off Gloucester coast
The Gloucester crew of the schooner Solomon Poole recovered a box of sixty eight dressed turkeys while visiting trawls on the western banks. The Star of the East arrived safely from Liverpool after nine crewmen refused to return, deeming the vessel seaworthy. The Mystic shows a strong shore trawling stock, profits totaling about nineteen thousand seven hundred sixty dollars with crew shares of seven hundred eighty five. The cod mining experiment by the Northern Hagie and Northern Eagle yields large hauls, prompting more cod seiners as the United States Fish Commission promotes the method with an illustrated circular for fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Solomon Poole
Liverpool
N.S
Mystic
John McKennon
Northern Eagle
United States Fish Commission
Earnings of the Rio Grande in February Week One
The Rio Grande railway earned 79103 in the first week of February, up from 26246 a year earlier, though snow disrupted operations delaying some traffic across routes and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Floods and Bridge Destruction Across Indiana Ohio and beyond
A long dispatch reports extensive flood damage across multiple states. Bridges and mills are washed away or destroyed including Clark & Sharp's mill near Alamo Indiana and several Sugar creek crossings. Widespread river ice and rising waters threaten rail lines and cities from Cincinnati to New Orleans with major inundation along the Mississippi and Hudson Valleys.
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Cincinnati
Clark & Sharp’s
Alamo
Ind
Sugar Creek
Walnut Fork
Fredericksburg Pike
Bramfordsville
Sullivan
Wabash River
Illinois
Marion
Mississemnewa
Spencer
State House
Lafayette
Wabash
Rushville
Bainbridge
Ohio
Falls of Hocking
Logan
Springfield Southern Railway
Greenfield
Louderpaugh Ford
Gambier
Cinecinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Lima
Mississippi
New York
Jersey City
Brooklyn
Harrisbore
Harrisburg
Powell's Creek
Northern Central Railway
Millersburg
New Orleans
Claiborne Street
Cypress Grove
Spanish Fort
Vermont
Barton Landing
Hudson Valley
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hartford and
Boston
Pine Plains
Pittsburg
Lackawaxen
Delaware
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Elmira
N.Y
Delaware River
Water Gap
Delaware Valley
Canada
Toronto
Port Stanley
Clifton
Pittsboro
Idaho
Borsk
Virginia
Fredericksburg
Two Persons Killed in Pennsylvania Train Collision
At Rock Hill station on the North Pennsylvania railroad a passenger train collided with a freight train entering a siding. Killed were Michael Hallahan and James Farley. Fatally injured were Rev. McFetridge, Jno. Gattely, Richard Morton, George Yoomans. Many others injured, some seriously, as wreckage and telegraph damage hindered operations amid fog.
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Allentown
Rock Hill
North Pennsylvania Railroad
Michael Hallahan
South Easton
James Farley
Quakertown
Mr. McFetridge
Germantown
Jno
Gattely
Richard Morton
South Bethlehem
George Yoomans
West Bethlehem
C. Zeifert
George Green
Charles Everett
Bethlehem
Wood
Philadelphia
James Moore
Mauch Chunk
New Jersey Central
Jersey City
Somerville
New Jersey Central Railroad
Edward Reeves
Elizabeth
A. C. Laird
Thomas Davenport
Bound Brook
William Steele
Staten Island
George H. Frost
William Saunders
Miss Netlie Harris
James Hare
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Exeter
Goy-elect Bell
Ladies’ Aid Association of the Children’s Hospital
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American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Messions
Sanford Steamship Company
Wm. H. Hill
Ransom B. Fuller
Oliver Ditson
Wm. H. Hill, Jr
James Litefeld
Wm. S. Sturtevant
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R. A. Pepper
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction
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Hull
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Gertrude Rogers
Jean Woltz Cummins
Alex, Bell
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Seth Adams
White House
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Frances E. Willart
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Washington
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Clinton
Iowa
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Parsons
William Parkman
Committee On Fisheries
James Brown
Taunton
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Haverhill and Groveland Street Railroad Company
Henry A. Burnham
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Mary A. Brigham
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Lincoln Street
Booston Mouseumm
Haworth
Globe Theatre
Miss Ward
Gatety Theatre
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Opera Bouffes
Correll
Meridian
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Otto Vanderheyde
Dr. Camp
Vanderheyde
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Express
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Miss Phelps
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Andover
de Tocqueville
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Philip Crandall
Phillip W. Golitz
West Eagle Street
Joe Goldthwait & Co
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Arnold Arboretum
Shawsheen
H. J. Hayden
Oand Fifth Streets
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William H. Bradley
Alvah H. Peters
William H. Lee
Edward F. Robinson
Josbua
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James C. Tucker
William F. Davis
Thomas W. Davis
Henry M. Wightman
George A. Clough
Charles Harris
Nicholas A. Apollonio
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Matthews
Ward 21
Whitmore
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Greenough
Ward 9
Swan
Ward 24
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Wharton
Ward 11
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John Harrigan
Eliot Street
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Division 4
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Troy
Albany
Louis Aver
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National Bank of Redemption
National Revere Bank
Continental National Bank
Burlington Gas Light Co
Burlington
Suffolk National Bank
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Pacific National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Boston Keiting Co
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Hill Manufacturing Co
Continental Mills
Cambridge Horse Railroad
Toledo, Delphos & Burlington Railroad
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American Bell Telephone Co
Riatiane Iansen
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Consol
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Ganon del Agua Mining Inc
National Exchanges Bank
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Vermont and Canada Railroad Co
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Middlesex Horse KR . Co
Oene Dian
American Rapid Telegraph Co
de McKay Metallic Fastening Co
Boston Marine Insurance Co
City of Providence
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Batopilas Silver Ming Co
Henry & Hatch
Devonshire
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A. S. Richards & CO
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Pi A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
John
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Wilmerding, Hoguet & Yee
F.G. Wolbert
Townsend & Fargis
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & CO
Enemnes
W.B
Emzland Mawnufacturers
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
Est Boat and Shoe Auction House
Oak Hall
G. W.simmeons & Son
Qak Hall
North Street
Feonke
Raymond's
Colorado
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Chicago
Palmer House
Kansas
Denver
Manitou
Royal Gorge
Black Hawk
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Pacific Railway
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Monterey
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Ye W. Porter & Co
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A. Smart
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London
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J. W. Field
TuFal
Francis Henshaw & CO
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Haar Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Union Mant’g Co
Peterboro
N. H. Amory Manufacturing Co
State National Bank
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Uu ‘Vy Cadulltam
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Cocheco Manufacturing Co
Washburn and Moening Co
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Aine Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
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Horratio Harris & CO
James McCarthy
Moses Colman
National Horse and Carriage Mart
Portland
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Albert How
John H. Osgood
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