Fishermen’s fate tied to Canada modus vivendi lapse
Senator Frye of Maine argues that Canadian privileges under the modus vivendi are unnecessary and that U S fishermen can cope without them. He says rights to enter Canadian ports for wood and water remain, and that if Canada reverts to old tactics after expiry, the United States should retaliate and enforce fair treatment. He opposes a new fisheries treaty, favoring reciprocal action over formal agreements.
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Sprcra
Frye
Maine
Canada
Bayard
Big River and Harbor Bill Promises Major Public Funding
The committee on rivers and harbors seeks the largest ever bill with estimates near 40 million dollars. House plans propose about two thirds of the estimates, around 25 million, with Boston Harbor, Sandy Bay, and Portland, Maine among favored allocations. Breakwaters to Porcupine Island and Mt. Desert could see funding around 60 thousand dollars next year.
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Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Congress
Chief of Engineers
Senate
Boston Harbor
Sandy Bay
Portland
Mt. Desert
Porcupine Island
Captain Codman to testify against maritime subsidies
Captain John Codman is to speak before the House Merchant Marine Committee on Wednesday opposing subsidies for ocean going vessels. He will be the first public representative to oppose the steamship lines and shipyards, facing cross fire from subsidy advocates. The committee plans multiple hearings before drafting a bill, likely delaying action for a month or more. Republican support is strong, with Fithian likely to issue a strong minority report and possibly defeat the grant with GOP help.
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John Codman
House Committee On Merchant Marine
Public Treasury
House
Fithian
Incis
General W. E F Draper Visits Capital and Dines with Massachusetts Delegation
General William S Draper of Hopedale traveled to Washington today on business at the Patent Office. He met several Massachusetts Congress members and spoke with Major McKinley of the wars and means committee about cotton machinery duties. McKinley said the House bill would keep the Senate tariff schedule largely unchanged. Draper was amused to be misidentified as the Massachusetts Supreme Court judge. He invites the Massachusetts delegation to dine Wednesday night.
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Capiatl
William S. Draper
Hopedale
Massachusetts
Congress
Major McKinley
McKinley
Draper
Judge Draper
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Hoar Bill Proposes $100 Monthly Pension for Double Hand Loss
Senator Hoar introduced a bill offering $100 per month to individuals permanently disabled by gunshot injuries resulting in loss of use of both hands. The measure replaces existing pensions for those veterans or affected persons.
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Hoar
Idaho Statehood Admitted by Senate Committee Action
The Senate committee on Territories today directed Chairman Platt to favorably report the bill for Idaho's admission as a state and said it will be reported to the Senate on Wednesday.
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Senate Committee On Territories
Platt
Senate
Nominations for Diplomatic and Consular Posts
The President named Charles Emory Smith to Russia as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary and Samuel Merrill to Calcutta as consul general. Feamer Lee becomes secretary of legation at Rio de Janeiro, H. R. Newberry at Madrid, and Frederick M. Ryder to Quebec as consul.
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Pennsylvania
Calcutta
Samuel Merrill
Indiana
Rio de Janeiro
Feamer Lee
Maryland
Madrid
H. R. Newberry
Michigan
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Can
Frederick M. Ryder
Connecticut
Niven Plans Lecture on English Leaders at Temple
London lecturer Mr. Robert Niven selects a timely topic for Wednesday at the Temple. He will sketch appearance, character, and stance of key English figures Gladstone and Parnell. The talk will gauge Parnell’s rising star and focus on their relations to the Irish Home Rule party.
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London
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Tremont Temple
Farewell Reception for Rev. George L. Perin by Universalist Club
The Universalist Club hosted a farewell reception for Rev. George L. Perin as he prepares to depart for Japan. About 250 dined as speakers urged mission support, praising Perin and naming future leadership, with remarks from Rhode Island figures and a New York club letter of congratulations.
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Thorndike
Universalist Club
George L. Perin
Japan
Eugene T. Endicott
Chelsea
William Elliot Grittis
Henry B. Metcalf
Rhode Island
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Mission Fund
G. L. Perin
Universalist Church
Perin
Shawmut Universalist Church
Charlies Conklin
Chicago
Universalist Club of
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Horatio Wellington
J. Frank Wellington
Herbert J. Polk
Ernest #. Lovejoy
A. L. Ireland
Joseph B. Horton
A. A. Miner
Isaac Wallace Cate
Margaret C. Schouler
G. L. Demarest
D.I
E. C. Sweetser
William C. Ford
A. W. Strauss
Universalist Social Union
William Elliot Grillis
D.v
George K. Stocking
Edward H. Clement
Transcript
George H. Emerson
L. Rexford
Adin B. Capron
Frank H. Andrews
Willian KR. Sayles
Jerome Kennedy
Henry L. Holmes
Charles EF. Thomas
Rhode Island Club
James M. Gleason
Leonard K. Nichols
Eugene A. Holton
Wedding of Miss Mary Hutcheson and Mr George Hyde Page
A graceful ceremony at Arlington Street Church united Miss Mary Hutcheson and Mr George Hyde Page. The undecorated church featured evergreen garlands and Mendelssohn’s wedding march. The bride wore heavy white satin with two bridesmaids and a list of ushers and guests. The couple will be at home in Brookline on April 3 10 and 17 after six o'clock at Edgehill road.
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Mary Hutcheson
George Hyde Page
Mendelssohn
Brooke Herford
Joseph Hutcheson
Margaret Grant
H. Page
Henry Smyth
Walter Buffuim
William Faxon
Henry R. Crapo
Walter At
H. Gordon
J. Gordon
Bayer
Windom
Welch
Wainwright, Parker
Hobart
Dickey and
Coleman
G. H. Page
Edgehill Road
Brookline
Harvard Challenge to Yale Bicycle Club Race
Harvard Bicycle Club challenges Yale Bicycle Club to a team race and leaves course distance numbers and date to Yale. Yale has twice refused before, but officials hope a race can be arranged this time. Signed by I F Racers Spencer and J B Aaron Cambridge February 1590. The Crimson board at its semi annual meeting shifted correspondents and elected J R Finlay editor for ’91.
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Yale Bicycle Club
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Yale Bicycle
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H. A. Davis
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H. M. Landon
Te Greer
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W. ‘Quinlan
Sf Hon Ride
Es Finlay
Rt. W
A Sailors Supper and Concert in Seamen Chapel
Nearly 250 sailors attended a supper and concert at the Seamen's Chapel 175 Vanover Street last night. The Berkeley Temple funded the event with young ladies serving at tables. Contributions came from Mrs C A Dickinson Mrs F P Whitney Miss Annie Hale and Messrs F D Clark and W F H Snow with Miss Pawley reading selections. Remarks were given by Rev C A Dickinson and Rev Dr Nehemiah Boynton along with Captain Nickerson. An upcoming Old South Church event is set for March 3 and another for March 31.
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Vanover Street
Berkeley Temple
the Temple
C. A. Dickinson
F. P. Whitney
Annie Hale
F. D. Clark
W. FH. Snow
Nehemiah Boynton
Unon Congregational
Captain Nickerson
Bethel
Old South Church
Second Nationalist Club Meets in Boston at 77 Boylston
The Second Nationalist Club of Boston convened at headquarters on Boylston Street last evening. Lelia J. Robinson chaired and Jessie Forsyth served as secretary as members heard encouraging reports on the Nationalist movement.
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Nationalist Club
Boston
Boylston Street
Lelia J. Robinson
Jessie Forsyth
Park's Hotel Sirloin Steak Featured In Town
A reader notes Park's Hotel on Bosworth Street serves a thick sirloin steak exceptionally well, claiming it is the best in town. The remark highlights the hotel's dining quality.
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Park’s
Bosworth Street
Please Miss Dr Pierce and the patient mother
A teacher asks a class to name the person they admire most and a little girl replies Please Miss Dr Pierce. The teacher learns the girl’s mother has long suffered from a female disease cured by Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription. The ad extols the medicine as a trusted remedy and tonic for women with various ailments and nervous symptoms. A 160 page book on Woman s Diseases is offered by World s Dispensary Medical at Buffalo.
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Market mood and trust tales ripple through New York trading
New York traders face narrow, shifting conditions with mixed signals on earnings and trust influence. Notes from Chicago roads, M K & T reorganization, decline in iron trade, and Lamson stock buoyed by dividend actions. Boston and New York funds shift as Sugar Trust rumors surface amid a cautious market tone.
Chisholm Mackay and Hutcheson Marriages in City
In this city February, by Rev William Adams D D Alfred Chisholm to Annie F E Mackay. Page Hutcheson February 10 by Rev Brooke Herford George H Page to Miss Mary Hutcheson.
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William Adams
Alfred Chisholm
Annie FE. Mackay
Page—Autcheson
Brooke Herford
George Hi. Page
Mary Hutcheson
Obituaries from Roslindale and surrounding towns
A list of obituary notices dated February 5 to February 10 from Roslindale and nearby towns includes Gideon Blasland Curtis Black Joanna Carter Johanna Dempsey Hattie Hayden Elizabeth Hannah Lovett Charles W Lovett Elijah Myrick Aaron Ordway John C Peterson Lavinia Parsons Rogers Minnie Bangs Caroline F Snow M E Thompson Herman Trenholm Charles Tierney Mary Veech John L Winslow Charles E Whitin Mary A West William H Wilson. several entries give ages and relationships with funeral details in Longwood, Charlestown, Winchester and other localities.
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Roslindale
Gideon
Blac K
Ashland
Curtis Black
Carier
Joanna Carter
Demvpsey
Mallen
Johanna
Timothy Dempsey
Deeky
Ann Deery
Hayden
Winslow
John LB
Newbury Street
Whitin
New York
Charles E. Whitin
Weist
Danvers
Mary A. West
Wilson
Chelsea
William H. Wilson
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