THAT EDUCATIONAL BILL A Novel Scheme to Provide a Basis for Bank Notes
Washington February 17 The Blair bill in the Senate faces a drift in support as members change votes and new senators from North and South Dakota and Washington enter. The measure draws Republican splits over huge appropriations and bank circulation issues tied to a Union Pacific refunding provision. House and Senate debates wilt as brokers count votes and weigh banking implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Banks
Washindon
Blair
Senate
McCreary
Kentucky
Bowen
Colorado
Farmer
Michigan
Riddleberger
Virginia
Arkansas
Mississippi
Sawyer
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Washington
Congress
House
Union Pacific Railroad
House Committee On
In the House Mr Carlisle Defends Journal Count
In Washington on February 17 the House debated journal approval and the count of members present and voting. Speaker and members clashed over use of tellers to determine a quorum, with Carlisle and Cannon arguing the chair could not count. The House ultimately upheld the count and resumed business, suspending rules to take up the World's Fair bills and closely reviewing pension and civil service issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carlisle Rose
Morrill
Kansas
Senate
Messrs
Morrow
Sawyer
Yoder
Candler
Massachusetts
House
Mills
Texas
Yeas
Kilgore
McMillin
Tennessee
Mr. McMillin
Missouri
Cannon
Illinois
Great Britain
Carlisle
Blount
Georgia
Lodge
Adams
John Randolph
Congress
House of Representatives
Flower
New York
Hitt
Ilinois
Perkins
Devil’s Lake Agency
N. D
Indian Office
Banks
Secretary of the Interior
Richardson
Young Democracy
South
Springer
Bayne
Pennsylvania
Cheadle
Indiana
Morey
Ohio
Senate Petitions Urge Curb on Liquor Exports to Africa
In the Senate Dawes presented over 240 petitions from Massachusetts noting that more than 800,000 gallons of intoxicating liquors are annually exported from the United States to Africa, contending this harms Africa and legitimate trade. He asked the petitions be referred to the education and labor committee for careful consideration. Blair backed pensions for army nurses and broad support for an educational bill, while Frye reported back adverse action on two Pacific railroad refunding bills and proposed an original bill with separate reports on Union Pacific and Central Pacific indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Dawes
Massachusetts
United States
Africa
Congress
Committee On Education and Labor
Blair
Grand Army of the Republic
Frye
Select Committee
Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Senate Debates on Railroad Debt and Education Bill
The debate centers on a consolidated bill for Union Pacific and Central Pacific debt terms, with clerks noting Turpie and Davis opinions, and Pacific officials’ stance. The committee favors a 3 percent rate, fifty and one hundred twenty five year timelines, and rejects a 6 percent sinking fund allowance. The bill is set for March 4 as a special order, while the education bill faces Southern opposition and a broader push for national schooling funds amid looming pension costs.
American Folk Lore Society Meets on Omaha Ceremonial Pipes
The American Folk Lore Society holds its February meeting at the Boston Society of Natural History. Miss Alice Fletcher of the Nez Perces Indian Agency Idaho will speak on The Omaha Ceremonial Pipes Their Symbolism and Use detailing pipe making wealth exchange sacred duties and rites. Francis La Blesche attends with songs arranged for piano accompaniment by Miss Fletcher. The gathering aims to preserve aboriginal religious traditions and form a local folklore society. inquiries directed to W W Newell Cambridge Mass secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Society of Natural History
Berkeley
Boylston Street
Alice ©. Fletcher
Nez Perces
Idaho
Miss Fletcher
Francis la Blesche
General Society
W. W. Newell
Cambridge
Mass
American Folk- Lore Society
THAT WORLD'S FAIR BILL Sparks Mass Meeting at Cooper Union Hall
A crowded Cooper Union Hall debated the World's Fair bill delays. Key speakers included Warner Miller Depew and Platt supporters urged nonpartisan action. Platt’s envoy Plummer announced endorsement of Depew's two thirds plan, signaling possible legislative passage amid outside overflow rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cooper Union Hall
Warner Miller
M. Depew
John H. Stalin
Ambrose Snow
Joseph ©. Hendricks
A. A. Tenney
James W. Tappen
John Foord
Starin
Elihu Root
Evarts
Edward Conklin
Central Labor Union
Good E Company
C. M. Depew
C. N. Bliss
W. R. Cruger
Miller
Depew
Root
Whitney
Mr. Depew
Columbus
America
New Guardian
Republican Party
New York State
W. Kh. Chandler
New Hampshire
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
New York City
Mr. Platt
Thomas Platt
Rk. Fulton Cutting
Thomas B. Cullom
C. C. Shayne
J. Waldo Smith
A French View of Bismarck by Professor Cohn
Sever Hall hosted Professor Cohn who argued that Bismarck was a complex figure whose long rule reshaped Germany. He praised Bismarck's duty to power and strength while noting his influence on Europe and the unions, wars, and policies that defined his era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sian
Napoleon II
Prussia
Austria
Bismarck
France
Schleswig- Holstein
England
Gladstone
Ireland
Germany
Ceece
Louis XIV
Frankfort
Alsace-Lorraine
German Empire
Alsace- Lorraine
Reichstag
Europe
S. Cromwell
Richelieu
Gambetta
Cohn
Sever Hall
Napoleon
Cromwell
Hanover
William
Landtag
Social club meetings and hotel arrivals recount in Wellesley era
Regular Wellesley Club session at the Whormdike with 56 members, four new entrants, and talk on town improvements. Parishes at United States church social with 400 attendees. Electric Club discussed electricity legislation, while Boston groups debated American shipping revival. Cambridge Club heard on Washington and executive powers. notable guests attended. Mastiff Xara won prizes at a New York kennel show. Tremont House named new room clerk J W Shea. List of yesterday’s hotel arrivals across VrenpoMe Brunswick Young's Thorndike Guard's Adams United States, with multiple names and cities including St Louis Montreal Newark Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland Biddeford Portland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley Club
Whorndike
Albert Clark
W. H. Furber
C.C. Henry
W. J. Cochran
United States
Electric Club
American House
H. B. Cram
Arthur Lord
Plymouth
Coffin and
Lowell
George A. Marden
Boston Business Executive Association
Young’s
Goodwin
Merchant Tailors’ Exchange
Parker House
Louis D. Starbird
Cambridge Club
Parker’s
Wlliam A. Munroe
H. H. Sprague
Alexander Mackenzie
D.D
Thomas N. Hart
J. G. Thorp. Jr
C. W. Bickford
New York
Xara
J. W. Shea
Shea
Tremont House
Brunswick
The
Tremont
Vrenpome
D. E. Gavison
D. E. Gavison, Jr
W. O. Gavison
Olcutt
St. Louis
Miss McLennan
Montreal
Springfield
Mark Jacobs
E. M. Cortell
Philadelphia
Penn
George Gurether
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles P. Tickell
M. Cohn
A. Mackenzie
Bradford
Eng
L. Steenlock
Louisville
Adams
T. R. Caitland
G. Heldreth
F. L. Rosenthal
Regional Names and Dealers List Across Cities
A fragmented OCR shows a long roster of names and places including Worcester Cleveland New York Detroit Boston Washington D C Florence Concord and others. The text reads like a directory of individuals and towns with institutions or dealers labeled Tavern American Parker s Quincy and CrawForp among many entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Robert G. Pate
Cleveland
Detroit
L. Kaer
Vicksburg
Mass
Mrs. H. Bigelow
Washington
D.C
E. J. Andrews
Hartford
New York
R. Varick
Leipzig
W. W. Broody
Chicago
Ill
Auburn
N. Y
B. T. Towle
Ellsworth
CrawForp
George F. Fish
C. B. Hibbard
Laconia
N. H
J. F. Johnson
Providence
R. I
William Brooks
Holyoke
The Ladies Ball at Horticultural Hall Glides in Style
The event dazzled attendees with lavish décor of laurel garlands and plate glass reflections. Mrs Knyvet Sears and a host of matrons greeted debutantes in silver and gilt, as chandeliers and tapestries framed a night of dancing, supper, and Strauss waltzes led by Mrs Morse and Mr Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunneman
Dartmouth Street
Baldwin
Knyvet W. Sears
E. Rollins Morse
Robert M. Cushing
Nathaniel Thayer
W. Powell Mason
Charles 8. Sargent
F. Gordon Dexter
Winthrop Sargent
Charles F. Adams
Charles F. Sprague
Strauss
Methodist Social Union Sees Large Berkeley Hall Meeting
Fully 350 members and guests attended the monthly meeting and dinner of the Methodist Social Union in Berkeley Hall last evening. Addresses were made by Rev. Mrs. George Mansfield of Gloucester and the Rev. d. W. Hamilton, D.D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Social Union
Berkeley Hall
George Mansfield
Gloucester
D. W. Hamilton
Executor's sale of house and land on Dorchester Avenue
Horatio Harris & Co auctioneers offer the estate of the late John Kelly at 1326 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester District Suffolk through Probate license issued January 27 1890. Sale on Wednesday March 5 1890 at 4:30 pm. Property spans about 4237 square feet with taxes for 1839 due and 400 cash to be paid at sale. one week to examine title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Suffolk
John Kelly
Dorchester Avenue
David 3
Markham
Ashael Glover
Hiram Curtis
Glover
Carlanan
Glovetto
Kelly
Suffolk
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Of Boston Parcel 1838 Deed
Charles Rollins mortgagee announces public auction of a Boston Suffolk county parcel described as West Chester Park easterly side on a Puller and Whitney plan. The March 13 1890 sale will include easements and a prior mortgage, with $500 payable at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hassett
Charles Rollins
Suffolk
Boston
Yack Bay
West Chester Park
Puller & Whitney
Speare
Rollins
Bassett
Willian Bassett
Hack Bay
Fuller & Whitney
Hothnn
Said Rollins
Said Bassett
William Bassett
Charles Collins
Buck Bay
Lsassell
Back Bay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senator Blair
Mr. Carlisle
New Pacific
Mr. Blair
Minnesota
Davis
Turpie
Union Pacific Company
Central Pacific Company
Sherman
Fyfe
Plumb
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company
Postoffice Committee
Chandler
W. B. Saunders
Florida
Pension Committee
Coke
Mr. Coke
Reagan
Hale
Berry
Allen
American Folk-Lore Society
Platt
Ae van Houten
Nuten’s
SOCOA
van Hovten
ga-Van Houten
van Hem
Horticultural Hall
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
North Warket St
Fattion St
Dorchester District
Patrick Rogers
Murrtgagee
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company
Chuye
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Mosten
E. B. Rogers
Rialto Building
Devonshire Street
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
WM. F. Hammett
Francis S Henshaw & CO
Congress Street
Corner Exchange Place
Boston Steel Exchange
Rapid Tel. Co Lm
Cabot Mfz
Mass. National Bank
Hiddeford National Bank
Lowell Mfg. Co
Manchester Mills
Hill Mfg. Co
Atlantic Cotton Co
Norwich & Worcester Railroad Co
Worcesters
Nashua & Rochester Railroad
Maine Central Railroad Co
West End St. Ry. Co
Meen Water Works of
Omaha
New England Mortgage Sec. Co
Fort Scott & Stemphis Railroad
Birmingham Equipment Co. Gs
Old Colony Railroad
Iowa Falls
Sioux City Railroad
Rutland RR
Lombard Inv. Co
N. H. Trust Co
Cent. Mass. RR
Eastman Freight Car Heater Co
Mt. Wollaston N. Bank
Quincy
Lockwood Co
Conn
Passumpsic Rivers RR
Elkhorn Land & Town Co
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad Co
Mt. Vailey Land Co
Boston & Albany RR
Boston & Lowell RR
Maine Cent. RR
Massachusetts N. Bank
J.D. Mead & CO
Fulton
Heriff’s
Francis Henshaw & Co
Congress At
Te Natl
Exchange Bank
Thomas Fee
Moregager
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