Doings in Parliament and Hyde Park Honor for Sullivan
In Lendon on Feb 13, Picton pressed that the arrest of Irish MPs Pyne, O'Brien and Gilhooly in London breached privilege. The Speaker cited no breach for Pyne and Gilhooly, but ruled O'Brien's arrest a privilege breach. Gladstone and others urged inquiry. the motion failed 246 to 151. Sullivan addressed 40,000 in Hyde Park praising Irish freedom, urging friendship with England and denouncing coercion while pledging Irish loyalty.
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Farnell
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De Sullivan Welcomed in Hyde Park by Vast Crowd
London February 18 Mr T D Sullivan MP recently imprisoned arrived in London this morning to an ovation from about 10 000 people at Euston station. He was escorted by a large processions through Hyde Park amid cheering crowds.
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Sig. de Anna
Sig. de Anna, Baritone ; Miss Nettie Carpenter, Violinist; Mme. Sacconi
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Music Hall
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Nsel
Interesting Will Case Probated In Providence Court
In Providence on February 13 the will of Luke T. Rice of East Providence was probated after his daughter Annie J. Hazard tore it up January 10. Rice died December 30, and a copy of the will was read in court. The court accepted a copy as the true will, with the son named executor and bonds set. Mrs Hazard and her husband listed as securities. The case may go to the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Lafayette's Fare Bill Introduced in Senate
Washington Feb 13 Senator Pratt introduced a bill to pay 7 871 87 dollars plus interest from Sept 1 1824 to Captain Francis Allyn's legal representatives and Cadmus owners for transporting General Lafayette and his family from France to the United States in 1824. The package includes old documents, a favorable 1842 Senate report, and notes Allyn furnished the Cadmus, supplied another ship, stayed thirteen days, but lost freight and bore a Lafayette portrait to Congress.
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Allyn
Paris
Havre
America
Saco bank bonds return seen. McNeally home from Europe
Harry A McNeally, brother of the Saco bank defaulter, arrived from Europe with claims of recovering 275000 worth of stolen negotiable and registered bonds. Bank officials withheld details awaiting an official statement as trustees decide what to share. public confidence centers on whether all bonds are recovered and where deposited.
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Harry A. MccNeally
Saco Bank
Europe
Halifax
Harry
New York
Kelley
Liverpool
Board of Trustees
Williamstown Votes to Fight State Over Bonds
Williamstown held a special town meeting to continue the legal fight against the state to recover interest and principal on repudiated Troy and Greenfield railroad bonds totaling about 875000. Speakers argued bonds were worthless and sought court determination, with a large majority voting to press the case, warning that success could enable indemnity claims by other towns.
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Norra Adams
Williamstown
Troy & Greenfield
William E. Johnson
B. F. Mills
Neithe
E. W. Solomon
North Adams
Shelburne Falls
Greenfield
Copper Market Slows In New York While London Rises
In New York the copper market was dull with small spot sales of 50 000 pounds at 16 35 and 50 000 pounds for March at 16 50. London opened strong with 600 tons at £77 2 6d spot and futures £77 12s 6d, closing £77 5s to £77 7s 6d spot and £78 futures. Paris reports Tharsis Copper Mine agreeing to sell to the copper ring at £65 per ton with profits shared, as interpellation prompts a debate over the ring’s aim to curb small manufacturers and shift market influence from London to Paris.
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London
Paris
Tharsis
Chamber of Deputies
France
Evening Theatre Listings Include Benign Variety and Opera Highlights
The schedule shows multiple venues with productions and showtimes. Mollis Street hosts Upside Down at 740 aut theater, The Private Secretary and Madelon run at various evenings, Irving appears at Boston theatres, and the Bella of Haslemere plus Grant life paintings are featured at museums and churches. A matinee of The Silver King closes the lineup.
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Aut
Philippoteaux
General Grant
Grand Opera House
Moore and Thompson wed in Sudbury on Feb 2
At Sudbury on February 2, William M. Moore married Ellen F. Thompson in a ceremony conducted by the Rev. D W Richardson. Both parties are of Sudbury.
Obituaries and death notices from a New England community
A list of obituaries and death notices dated February detailing services locations and ages. Entries include Hiram R. Bieler Polly Y. Brownell Nancy Craige Abby L. Everett Marion Elizabeth Frost Charlotte Gill B. W. Hobart Charles S. Horton Walter Bailey Libby Robert Rice Enoch Robinson George C. Russell and related funeral details and burial notes.
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Somerville
Hiram R. Bieler
Brownell
Washington, D. C
Polly Y. Brownell
Ammi B. Young
Boston
Craige
Augusta
Nancy Craige
Everett
Abby L. Everett
Frost
Roxbury
Marion Elizabeth Oes
Walter S
Salome A. Frost
Lysi Gill
Quincy
Charlotte
Tealeb Gill
Hingham
Hobart
B. W
Horton
AL Windsor
Charles
David W. Horton
Natick
Libby
Walter Bailey
Yopeee Gon
Aielia A
E. W. Ibby
Bowdoin and
Quincy Streets
Dorchester
Ati P.m
Priessler
Bugs Priessler
Market Currents and Mining Prospects Amid Cotton and Rail Notes
The piece notes Calumet and Hecla mine output reaching 4000 tons monthly once operations normalize, with copper at 18 cents implying $2880 per share profit, and 16 cents yielding $42. San Diego stock dips from 48 4 to 46 34. traders say insiders expect 100 in two years with 20% dividends. John H. Inman reportedly holds 248,000 bales in long March positions, a favored market stance. Also covered are money market ease, gilt-edged paper at 4 1/2 percent, call loans at 3 1/2 percent, a $4 million January paper deal, Ayer notes to Suffolk Savings Bank for water works, and Western borrowers liquidating. Sterling exchange rises, bankers’ bills large, wheat markets rise on lower Chicago storage charges, and Huntington recalls starting on $7 monthly wage and aiding the Central Pacific project.
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Authors Readings at Revere House Aid Wellesley Cottage Fund
An afternoon authors reading at the Revere House parlor raised funds for a new cottage at Wellesley College. Notables present included Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Mr. Arlo Bates, Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton, Mr. Charles Follen Adams, Miss Langley, Dr. EB Hale, and E. W. Hale along with college trustees, faculty, and Wellesley alumnae.
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Dean
King
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EB. Hale
E. W. Hale
Claflin
Joseph Cook
Katharine Lee Bates
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