Ger Micide Endorsed by Medical Authorities
R Ogden Doremus, a physician and professor, praises Ger Micide for preventing sickness and death by reducing sewer gas exposure. He notes thousands of these instruments used in New York Chicago and Cincinnati, asserting broad public health benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
R. Ogden Doremus
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
College of the City of New York
Medico-Legal Society
Circular to No.17 Mile St by Leonard & Co
Call on or send for circular to No 17 Mile Street by Leonard and Co real estate personal property Bromfield Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard & CO
Rical Estate
Bromfield Street
Provident Savings Life Inn Masters & Emery Ad
Old Line Company announces annual hangings and embroideries with less than siz o information. Full details available from Masters and Emery at 78 Devonshire Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sizo
Provident Savings Life Inn. Co
Masters & Emery
Devonshire St
Boston
Governor Beaver Signs Prohibitory Amendment Resolution
Harriscure Pennsylvania February 10 Governor Beaver has signed the prohibitory amendment joint resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriscure
Penn
Beaver
Boston Looks to Charles P. Clark for Interstate Commerce Post
News items note Charles P. Clark of Boston favored for appointment as interstate commerce commissioner and a favorable committee report on civil service salary increases. Others mention Lynn public building bill passage, Turpie election challenge, offshore mackerel ban, and various political and regional events of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Clark
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Civil Service
Lovering
Lynn
Senate
David Turpie
Illinois
State Board of Arbitration
Francis W. Breed
San Francisco
Mme
Patti
Beaver
M. M. Connor
Fitchburg
Grand Jury
Eastern Base Ball League
Bridgeport
Conn
Masonic Mutual Relief Associations
Worcester
Biddeford
National Opera Company
Newark
N. J
New York
McGlynn
St. Stephen’s Church
Logan
House
Samuel Hopkins
Northampton
Parnell Amendment Yorks Queen Speech Debate
Parnell pushes amendment to the Queen's speech in the House of Commons. The Budapester Journal urged Austria to attack Russia. French papers praise the Chamber for dignified war credits. General Boulanger gains mass popularity. The Berlin Post prints a Figaro extract likely to stir contention. Montreal carnival sports succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
House of Commons
Budapester
Austria
Russia
Chamber
General Boulanger
Berlin Post
Figaro
Montreal
Weather and local notes mingle with political and business items
Rain or snow and lower temperatures are forecast for today. Cambridge strikers intimidate applicants for work amid labor unrest. South Boston Railway offered to take back part of the men but they refused to move except as a group. Indignation meeting held. Four conspirators arraigned in a fraud case against Mutual Accident Company of New York. George Makepeace Towle spoke on The German Government at the Lowell Institute. Merchants Club dined at Parker's. David A. Wells addressed Manufacturing Interests of New England. General Francis A Walker spoke on Industrial Education in public schools at MIT. Visit to Home for Intemperate Women led by Mrs Chartriot. John Hanson arrested for several small forgeries. Republican House members confer on poll tax resolve. House reconsiders coast defense vote. Stock market active with West End Land, Mexicans, New York & New England and California Southern incomes leading. Union Pacific posts a near seven hundred thousand loss in 1886 net earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
South Boston Railway Company
New Old South
Mutual Accident Company of New York
George Makepeace Towle
Lowell Institute
Merchants’ Club
Parker's
David A. Wells
New England
Francis A. Walker
Institute of ‘Technology
West End
New York
California
Union Pacific
Weather Outlook For New England And Eastern New York
For 24 hours starting 7 am Friday February 11, expect local rain or snow in New England and eastern New York, with lower temperatures and winds shifting to northerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
New England
New York
Harnett Signs with Lowell Base Ball Club
Observations note yesterday's meteorological record to 10 p m and report Harnett, last year's first baseman of the Boston Blues, has signed with the Lowell Base Ball Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnett
Boston Blues
Lowell
Floods and Ice Gorges Hit Multiple Towns Across the North
Port Deposit Maryland reports eight feet above low water with Main street submerged and rail traffic halted. Lyons Michigan endures a four foot rise and a 400 acre ice gorge threatening further damage. Lockport New York and nearby areas flood with cellar and depot water. Additional reports from Clinton Ont and other towns describe rising rivers, damaged bridges, and stranded rail lines as ice and floodwaters move downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Drerosir
Port Deposit
Main Street
Rock Run
McCall’s Ferry
Cresswell
Penn
Columbia & Port Deposit Railroad Company
Lyons
Mich
Grand
Water Power Company
Lansing
Lockport
N. Y
Suspension Bridge
West
Lewiston Avenues
Kellar-Hagger
New York Central
Michigan Central
Clifton
Ont
Bridge Street
Kallamazoo
Comstock
Lancaster
Susquehanna
Columbia & Port Deposit Railroad
Sag Harbor
Rusu
Genessee
Avon
Cuiiaco
MacCormick’s
Honrour Fars
Honeoye Creek
Burton
Sibleyville
Richmond Mills
Masonic relief groups in Massachusetts discuss consolidation
Worcester February meeting of Massachusetts Masonic mutual relief associations considers consolidation under the Masonic Relief Association of Massachusetts. E P Chapin of Springfield presided, H L Shumway named secretary, a committee recommended state legislative authority, while a Davis minority report opposing consolidation was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Masonic Mutual Relief Associations
E. P. Chapin
Springfield
H. L. Shumway
Masonic Relief Association of
Massachusetts
Leland
Newtonville
Eastern Base Ball League Holds Manager Meeting
A gathering of Eastern Base Ball League managers met at the Atlantic Hotel with delegates from Hartford Waterbury Anhet Bridgeport and others. Stamford reported no club organized while Kingston Poughkeepsie and How Eure indicated interest. Officers elected were Robert Webber Bridgeport president J H Taylor Waterbury vice president and Thomas Miner Waterbury secretary treasurer. A committee of Webber Shannon and Abbott was appointed to admit new clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruo Gervort
Conn
Atlantic Hotel
Charles Toby
Charles Daniels
Hartford
Charles Fogg
Waterbury
J. W. Porter
J. H. Taylor
Charles Hurd
Frederick Shears
Kingston
Poughkeepsie
Eure
Dpresident
Robert Webber
Bridgeport
Thomas Miner
Webber
Shannon
Abbott
Pike Stanton Found Dead in Brookfield Home
Pike Stanton, about seventy, longtime resident of Alton in Brookfield New Hampshire, was discovered dead in his house. The body lay on the floor beneath the bed, partially dressed and frozen, in a remote, thinly settled area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Stanton
Alton
Brookfield
N. H
Dissatissfed Shoemakers Plunge Shops Into Strike Wave
In Worcester and surrounding towns workers walk out over Knights of Labor orders. Laster crews at Heywood and Stark shops quit with their kits, 250 strikers march at Brookfield to Burt’s boot shop, no trouble. At Cloutman’s in Dover 420 employees strike over a discharge and demand reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Sprdau
S. R. Heywood & Co
Knights of Labor Order
E. H. Stark
Brookfield
Burt
South Wreymouth
Fogg, Shaw, Thayer & Co
Dover
N. H
Cloutman’s Shoe Factory
Knights of Labor
Charles Willey
Willey
Assembly
Knights
Cloutman
Testimony Grows In Central Vermont Accident Inquiry
Witnesses at Pease's Hotel in Hartford describe the Boston sleeper crash scene. Mrs Nutter Kastner testifies of fire and flames after the train left the bridge while others recall shocks, smoke, and cars on fire as crews escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiter River Junction
Central Vermont
Pease
Mr. Comet
Lewis Combresont
John Street
New York
Boston
George Lowe
Montreal
Wellington Street
Springfield
Obituary notices and death of several notable figures
Colonel Daniel P. Crocker of Springfield dies after brief illness at 47. He led Crocker Manufacturing in Holyoke and served on the Springfield board of aldermen. widowed with two daughters. Also listed are pianist Charles Wehle, novelist Ellen Price Wood, paymaster Henry C. Bixby, Malden resident P J Bowker, Providence City Auditor James M. Cross, Alfred Newman the English smithy founder, Rev Samuel Hopkins, Duke of Leinster Charles William Fitzgerald, and Journal employee Daniel Flanagan who died of pneumonia aged 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel P. Crocker
Springfield
Fitchburg
Holyoke
Crocker Manufacturing Company
Prague
Mascheles
Richter
Kullak
Ellen Price Wood
England
Scottish Temperance League
Samuel Hopkins
Northampton
Erastus Hopkins
Old Dominion
Saco
Lewis Hopkins
Bridgewater
Duke of Leinster
Charles William Fitzgerald
Daniel Flanagan
Journal
Sheafe Street
Flanagan
Debate on Parnell amendment and plan of campaign in Commons
London reports the debate on Mr Parnell's amendment as Mr Redmond defends the plan of campaign stating it targets tenant protection not rent loss. Lord Hartington argues rent payments remain due and calls for EMployment and emigration remedies. He warns Parliament against supporting unrest and notes a strong anti dynamite sentiment amid home rule opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Redmond
Parnell
House of Commons
John Dillon
Marquis of Hartington
Mr. Parnell
Ireland
Lord Hartington
Gladstone
War talk across Europe sparks prewar planning
Budapester Journal urges Austria to strike Russia early to secure Servia and Bulgaria with 100000 extra troops. Paris reports calm on army credits while Germany braces for revanche. Berlin Post notes rising Boulanger power and German provocations. Mapnio notes Spain expanding defences as war fears rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presta
Budapester Journal
Austria
Russia
Lower Danube
Balkan
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Germany
Berlin Post
Boulanger
Post
Scholl
Mapnio
Senor Castillo
Interior
Spain
Policeman Held for Grand Jury in Manslaughter Case
Firenpura February 10 Policeman M M Connor is held for the grand jury in 5000 bail for manslaughter in the shooting death of George S Howard at 1 a m January 18 Judge Ware states if Howard's last statements are true the crime would be murder and that Connor was not justified in using his pistol without the club The court says the eye of the community must be protected and holds him for the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firenpura
M. M. Connor
George
Howard
Ware
Michael M. Connor
National Express Dinner Honors Succeeding Superintendent
Two years after Merritt Seeley’s death in the Greenfield accident the National Express Company held a dinner for his successor George W. Slingerland at the Quincy House. Isaac Seeley presided with speakers H. Hendrick and R. H. W. Dwight of Buffalo and cashier J. J. Luis in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Express Company
Merritt Seeley
Seeley
Greenfield
George W. Slingerland
Quincy House
Isaac Seeley
Mr. Slingerland
H. Hendrick
R. H. W. Dwight
Buffalo
J. J. Luis
McGlynn Friends Plan Boycott Signatures In New York
A meeting in New York on February 11 aims to gather 1200 signatures pledging continued boycott of St Stephen's Church. Followers refuse marriage, infant baptism, or church support there. A petition for reinstatement may go to the Pope amid church finances show $142,000 of encumbrances paid off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dr. McGlynn
Strikes and Strikers Across Hudson River District
Report covers riverfront labor scenes on Feb 10 with no open trouble at New York piers and ongoing retail boycotts in South Amboy. Testimony before Hudson county investigators details wage disputes for Delaware, Lackawanna & Western workers and dock trimmers, with officers sworn in, Pinkerton guards, and concerns over living costs and working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City of
Atlanta
Clyde Line
North River
Brooklyn
Marawan
N. J
South Amboy
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
District Assembly
Doriswoods Hall
Jersey City
Hudson County
Edwin Kehoe
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Meadow
Thomas Egan
Cleveland
Pinkerton
Reasoner
New Jersey Central
Double Wedding at New Old South Church
Frank H. Atwood with Ernestine Farrar and Edward L. Farrar with Carrie Whitney wed at 2 p.m. in Boston. 800 guests attended the ceremony read by Rev George H. Young. Afterward couples hosted friends in the vestry and departed for New York and Washington before settling in Boston and Minneapolis respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Old South Church
E.S. Farrar
Frank H. Atwood
Ernestine Farrar
Edward L. Farrar
Carrie J. Whitney
Miss Whitney
Miss Farrar
Catherine Mermet
Farrar
Atwood
New York
Minneapolis
Fires Kill Woman in Lewiston Kitchen Tragedy
Record of fires reports a Lewiston blaze on Spring Street where Joseph Bacon's kitchen fire revealed Mrs. Catharine Higgins 60 dead on a lounge. Authorities say she likely suffocated by smoke while alone and the cause is unknown. A separate Dodgeville Mill fire loss is put at no more than $5000 by Superintendent Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Joseph Bacon
Spring Street
Catharine Higgins
Atreporo
Merrill
Dodgeville
Useless Conferences in South Boston Street Railway Strike
The South Boston Street Railway Company and a Knights of Labor committee held two meetings without a settlement. Master Workman Croy and other leaders sought full power to negotiate, while directors offered a timetable with Dover street line adjustments and job guarantees, but the strike leaders refused to return without unity.
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Cambridge Railroad
Teo
The
Com
Office of Company
Harvard Sq
Mass
Germicide Company
Llegant
Kazanjtan & CO
Hewins & Hollis
Hamilton Place
Machias
Machiasport
Augustus Thompson
Mnaster
Savannah
Harbeson, Hickman
Cardenas
Cape Roman
New Yoas
Jan Breydel
Antwerp
Burk Ragua
Lisbon
Gertrude
Laguna
Yttle
Observer
Signal Service
U.S Boston
Ieee
Eastport
Portland
Mt Washington
Nantucket
Albany
N.Y
Philadelphia Ag
Ila
Rain
Washington
Norfe
Charleston
Clear
Jacksonville
Fair Atlanta
Newer
Memphis
Pittsburg
Wuibio
Eeee
Oswe
Oeel
the Storm
Detroit Ee
Alpena
Snow Marquette
Hailor Silt Omaha
Cloudy Dodge Cit
Fair Yankton, Powe
Snow St. Vincent
Clear Deadwood
Bismarck
Eee
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Hartington
National Express
E. S. Farrar
Peninsular Road
South Boston Street Railway Company
Masster
Croy
President Hersey
Hersey
Simmons
Allan, Brice
Carroll
Robinson
Gray’s Hall
Short
Harrington
Father Metcalf
Gate of Heaven Church
Fourth and I Streets
South Boston Road
Baker Building
Broadway and
F' Street
Shinge
Dover Street
Benjamin Dean
Mr. Short
Dean
Mr. Croy
Fale
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