Copyright bill faces return to House due to lithographic amendment
Washington February 10 The lithographic amendment to the international copyright bill requires sending it back to the House after Senate passage. Supporters note the strong House majority and a conference committee report as privileged, while foes fear partisan mistrust of cross party backing for letters and truth.
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Edmund Clarence Stedman
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Simonds
Connecticut
Committee On Patents
Urging Corse's Reappointment For Boston Post Office
John D. Morton urged Senator Hoar Postmaster-General Wanamaker and President Harrison to reappoint General Corse at Boston citing his efficiency. The White House and Post Office officials heard the case with mixed signals and no decision announced.
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Navy and Army Gazettes Naval Orders Updated
Special to the Post reports naval orders for February 10. Assistant Surgeon W F Arnold assigned to receiving ship Vermont. Gunner Andrew Harmon to receiving ship Minnesota. Assistant Surgeon N Y Blackwood detached from Vermont to Newark. Gunner John R Granger removed from Standard Steel Company Thur Tow Penn and placed on waiting orders.
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Landscapes by John M. Barlow at Chase's gallery Providence
Chase's gallery presents a meritorious landscape collection by John M. Barlow of Providence including Morning After Rain Isle of Arran Scotland and Moonrise Normandy. The show features large and small works revealing Barlow's view of nature, with praise from critic Charles Walter Stetson and strong regional ties to Scotland Wales and Maine studies.
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Boughton
Shrove Tuesday Dance at Pierce Hall Draws 75 Couples
A Pierce Hall subscription party for Shrove Tuesday drew about seventy five couples led by George Barker James Jr and Charles Emerson Cook. Salem Cadet Orchestra played as matrons and ushers wore notable gowns and attended in formal regalia.
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Brookline
Adams
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Allen
Drunk disturbance leads to arrest of four criminals
At about 8 am at 38 Cove Street two policemen found four known criminals plus two others and two women intoxicated causing a scene. They were arrested and taken to the station. A stash of liquor valued at $50 looted from J H Costello’s Beach Street store was found. The four men Hyde Coughlin Kelly and Aylesbery face breaking and entering and larceny charges. Kelly and Aylesbery are named habitual criminals with two prior state-prison terms. if convicted they face 25 year sentences.
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Paul Radford Joins Red Stockings For 1891 Season
Paul Radford of last year's Cleveland Players' League nine signed to play with the Red Stockings for 1891. He is popular with local patrons, a solid infielder and outfielder, and is fast on the bases. Likely the shortstop, he could form a strong nucleus with Stricker at second base.
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Obituary of James Redpath Chronicle of a Reform Journalist
James Redpath died in St Luke's Hospital at 9 05 am after being run down by a horse car in Park Row. Born August 24 1833 in Berwick upon Tweed he became a noted abolitionist journalist and organizer in Kansas Haiti Ireland and the North American Review. He helped run the Underground Railroad and wrote Lives and reports that shaped public opinion before later health declines.
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Boston Marine Society meeting approves relief funds and honors
The February meeting in the Mason building presided by Luther Fiske approved a 2920 relief fund for 73 applicants and voted for a portrait of Captain Forbes. New marine members elected include Lyman Tryant Fred Chase Stephen Lancaster Rufus Gage Arthur Nickerson and Charles Freeman. Captain John Martin died at his Newtonville home with funeral planned for this afternoon.
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el A. Sampson
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Newtonville
Annual Meeting of Ladies Aid Association of Children’s Hospital
The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid Association of the Children’s Hospital, now The Convalescent Home, will be held at Mrs Winthrop’s house 90 Marlborough Street on Thursday February 13 at noon. All interested invited. A report will be read and subscriptions urged. Contributions to the Convalescent Home welcome. Secretary A J W Curtis 29 Hereford Street.
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Two Boston Businessmen Endorse Paine's Celery Compound
A Boston report prints parallel statements from GeoRge J. Smith and Berton A. Knight praising Paine's Celery Compound for relief from headaches rheumatism and general health gains. The piece argues the remedy is a true scientific discovery rather than a patent medicine and urges readers to try it.
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Paine
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Aerated Oxygen Trial Report From Nasava N H
A resident of Nasava N H reports using Aerated Oxygen for a severe lung trouble described as consumption. She notes a remarkable improvement in voice and general condition within a short period. The letter mentions Mrs George Sanderson of 5 Lemon Street and lists trial offices in Boston at Herald Building and Beekman Street.
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