Abolition of Governor's Council Debated In Senate
The Senate and House rejected a measure to let voters decide on abolishing the Governor's Council. Senators argued over non confirmation vs Senate confirming power, citing cost and the council's function. Opponents warned of one man rule and political bias. the amendment was refused by a strict party vote.
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Long
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Lawrence
United States Senate
Ratshesky
Suffolk
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Ferible Siege Sciatic Rheumatism
A patient with sciatic rheumatism bedridden six months reports dramatic recovery after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. After four to six bottles, mobility returned, and strength improved to resume daily work. Also recommends Hood's Pills for digestion and headache relief.
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New Railroad Deal Shifts Freight Routes After March First
The New York and New England railroad withdraws from the freight alliance with the Pennsylvania system, which consolidates with the Ola Colony. After March 1 all Boston freight will move via the Providence Division to the Old Colony station on Columbus Avenue, with rates via New York and New England canceled. John A. Ackley, New England Freight Agent, notes the move follows recent management changes and affects shippers in Worcester, Providence, and nearby cities.
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Kmire
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Boston's New Exhibition Opens Feb 22 at Winslow's Rink
Boston plans an eleven week New England Merchants' and Mechanics' Exhibition at Winslow's Rink Clarendon Street run by local businessmen. The display focuses on inventions and patented articles with daily concerts minstrel shows and other amusements. A daily paper will be issued and exhibition spaces named after Boston newspapers. Special railroad excursions will boost business. Prizes and diplomas will reward top exhibits.
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Arion Club Eyes Duplicating 1881 Carnival and Masque
After repeated solicitations the Arion Club has consented to duplicate the carnival and bar masque of 1881. The date is not fixed yet, but managers aim to make it far more successful than that held in 1381.
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Indictment of People Over Fire at County Asylum
Dover NH Feb 17 The coroner s jury in the county asylum fire inquiry met in Rochester and after a five hour session filed a verdict. They cited Mrs La Fontaine s potential use of a match as a probable cause and criticized funding limits and management. The report condemns mistaken judgment and false economy in care of the mentally ill.
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White's Orchestra Ball Draws 1200 at Odd Fellows Hall
Last night D L White's Concert Orchestra hosted its sixth grand concert at Odd Fellows Hall with over twelve hundred attendees. The fifty member ensemble featured Mendelssohn Ladies' Quartet and soloists Miss Tresia Crostien, Mr Domenick Shemenz, Miss Julia Wells, and Mime Foster, followed by a grand march led by D L White and partners amid calcium light displays. The orchestra dates to 1884 and evolved from three founders to fifty players, with A D Coyle as current conductor since 1889 after E H Bailey and others.
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Tresia Crostien
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Roney
G. H. Mulles
W. L. Deming
Patriarchs Militant
Q. i
J. W. Lawson
Dearborn Relates Alibi After West Newbury Fire Charge
Warren Dearborn tells police he traveled from Kingston to Exeter and various towns in January and February, bought rum, visited Spofford’s and Bakers, then helped with rent and saw fire reports days later. He claims he does not know who burned the building and was captured later in Milton after a lengthy journey.
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Harry Clay
Paane
John Whitehouse
Blue Job
Strafford
Rochester
Squire Smart
Farmington
Milton
Elizabeth Downing
National Builders Association names officers in Boston
Ira G Hersey of Boston is elected president with Hugh Bisson Baltimore as first vice president and Charles A Rupp Buffalo as second vice president. William H Hayward Boston becomes secretary and George Tapper Chicago is treasurer. He was born March 12 1860 in Hingham and has led major Boston projects including the Pierce building Tremont corner stores Masonic Temple remodelling and the West End power houses and Waltham school for the feeble minded construction.
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George Tapper
Chicago
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Temple Place
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Brookline
Fire at Woonsocket mill wounds three workers
At the Alice mill of the Woonsocket Rubber Company early today a fire broke out in a room used for cementing felt on arctic shoes. William Coffey, 14, suffered fatal burns. Joseph Gardner and John White, both married men, were badly burned and hospitalized.
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Is Kibby a Murderer
Ed Kibby was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Peck and Clark on suspicion of involvement in the Hanover New Hampshire murder of James Cunningham. A hearing before a justice of the peace was held, marking a key development in the fast moving case.
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Schooner Stranded Off Cocknoes Island Coast
Norwalk Conn Feb 17 Landlord Lasson of the Calf Pasture Beach Hotel reports a large three masted schooner is on the rocks at Dry Reef near Cocknoes Island eastern extremity The name cannot be read but the vessel lies with a hole in the hull indicating damage and grounding.
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Massachusetts Fish and Game Meet Opposes Trout Law Changes
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Association met at Young's Hotel with President George W. Wiggin presiding. Members voted to oppose amendments to the trout law including opening Feb 1 and closing Aug 1.
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Hair mattresses made to order in Boston shop ad
Made to order hair mattresses described as two parts and 40 pounds best tick. Full size for B10 advertised at A. W. Wheeler & Co. Located on Hanover Street between 63 and 65 and opposite the American House in Boston.
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Auction notice for unclaimed property in Massachusetts
Notice from the Superintendent and General Agent of the American Express Company listing unclaimed property across Massachusetts towns and cities. The items will be auctioned publicly at 7:30 p.m. on March 4, 11, and 18 at 59 and 40 Court Square Boston unless called for, with all charges paid.
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