Life Saving Station Authorized Near City Point Boston Harbor
Washington February 20 The President approves a Treasury act to establish a life saving station near City Point Boston harbor. Superintendent Kimball cites a record of yacht and small craft accidents and 34 lives lost from 1890 to 1898, arguing a local station could have saved most lives and would not require a winter crew.
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Secretary of the Treasury
City Point
Boston Harbor
Kimball
Passage of Cunard Samaria Returns to Boston Wharf
After more than two years, the Cunard steamship Samaria, commanded by Captain Pritcard, docked at East Boston at 8 am with a large cargo and few passengers. The vessel had sailed from Liverpool thirteen days prior and replaces the Pavonia on the Boston route for this trip. The Anthony, a local coal transport, returned to port for repairs after a leak, while other vessels faced grounding, fire, or hull damage in recent days. The Jane Adeline was towed into Bermuda after a blizzard, and the C. W. Morse aided in assessing a missing tug for Standard Oil. The Harvard reported seventy-one days at sea en route from Buenos Ayres.
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Pritcard
East Oston
Liverpool
Samaria
Boston
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England
India
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D. M. Anthony
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Evans
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Romer
John Ss. Emery
Standard Oil Company
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Foster & Pray
C. A. Colcord
Buenos Ayres
Cape Henry
St Stephen's Reunion At St John's Hall Tonight
Parishioners of St Stephen's prepare for a reunion at St John's Hall Moon Street with a concert arranged by William McSweeney and John Hession. Clergymen will deliver addresses and letters of acceptance have come from figures including Jeremiah Millerick Thomas Power and Garrett J Barry. Intermission features include William McAloon James Thornton Louise Horner and Nat Goodwin among others with rail connections arranged for city and suburbs after the event.
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St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
Messrs
William McSweeney
John Hession
Jeremiah Millerick
Thomas Power
Garrett J. Barry
William McAloon
James Thornton
Keith’s
Louise Horner
Bijou
Nat Goodwin
North End
West End
Eleventh Annual New gland Club Banquet Details
The Delta Upsilon fraternity hosts its eleventh annual banquet at the United States hotel on Saturday with notable guests including Henry A. Thomas and Homer Rogers. Vocal music from Harvard Brown and Tufts quartets and solos by Tech and New England men accompany the reception and banquet, preceded by a 5:30 pm business meeting.
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Delta Upsilon Fraity
United States Tel
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Greenhalge
Homer Rogers
Williams
Beulah L. Whitman
Colbursity
Albert L. Blair
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Boston Journal
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Jawyer
New York
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Harvard
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Technology
New England
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Midnight Mission and Girls Home Relocate to New Addresses
The Midnight Mission and Girls Home move from 47 Pitts Street to 171 Harrison Avenue and 48 Bennet Street. An all day meeting begins at 10 a m Friday Feb 22 to dedicate the larger quarters and mark the mission’s second anniversary. An informal 4 p m dedication service will feature evangelist Mr True and other Christian workers.
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Mission and Girls
Pitts Street
Harrison Avenue
Bennet Street
True
Jaffa Customs Action Hampers American Tourists
A Constantinople dispatch reports that Jaffa customs officials hindered American tourists to the Holy Land. After complaints to United States Minister Terrell, the Jaffa customs director was recalled, and visitors will be able to reach holy sites more easily in the future.
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Illustrated book on Harnessed Niagara mailed by EF B
Illustrated book titled Harnessed Niagara appears updated and mailed by EF B at 181 Devonshire headquarters. Foss letters indicate tier investments and the release noting current status.
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EF. B
Devonshrest
Tier Investments
Kitty Arrives in Boston on Air Line Train
A maltese kitten named Kitty arrived at Union Station in Boston aboard an air line train due at 8 02 yesterday morning. The tag on her neck named Kitty as the passenger and asked for care on a world trip via Minneapolis Montreal and Boston to New York. Baggage men and transfer company staff ensure her onward journey to New York and then to an ocean steamer.
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New York
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Fall River
National Reform Association Session Opens at First Presby
The National Reform Association held its second day at First Presbyterian Church with devotional exercises by Rev. M. McNaugher. The discussions covered church conservatism toward reform movements, liquor traffic as a social evil, a uniform national divorce law, and the Catholic Church's influence in the United States with remarks by Rev. A. H. Plumb.
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National Reform Association
First Presbyterian Church
M. McNaugher
A. B. Stoddard
Lucien C. Kimball
Boston
Samuel W. Dike
Auburndale
A. H. Plumb
United States
Fifth annual reunion of Boys of '61'65 held in Boston
The fifth annual reunion of the Boys of 61 and 65 of the Massachusetts Legislature and State departments met last evening at the United States Hotel. A 3 to 5 reception preceded a banquet for about 200 comrades presided by Major George S. Merrill. After-dinner speakers included Colonel W A Guild Judge Sherman Senator Palmer and Rev S Hopkins Emery. Officers elected for the new year were President Colonel W A Guild Secretary Major Charles B. Davis and Chaplain Rev S Hopkins Emery.
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Enos Vargas Faces Burglary Charges In Municipal Court
Enos Vargas, associate of Frank Martin the Dock Square burglar, appeared yesterday before Judge Burke in Municipal Criminal Court on two counts of breaking and entering. He waived examination and was held in 1200 bail for the March grand jury.
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Mooney Guilty Of Burglary And Habitual Criminal Status
John J. Mooney was found guilty in Superior Criminal Court before Judge Lilley of breaking and entering the store of Charles B. Hunting at 168 Commercial Street on January 15 and of being an habitual criminal. He faces a sentence of twenty five years in State Prison.
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Commercial Street
Russian Secretary Bogdanoff Shoots Self in Washington
In Washington on February 20, Mr. P. Bogdanoff, first secretary of the Russian legation, shot himself in his sleeping quarters and died instantly. He had suffered neuralgia since arriving in the capital a month ago. Formerly the Russian chargé d’affaires at Rio de Janeiro, he was about 42, a bachelor with private means and a handsome salary.
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Tax Returns Incoming in Massachusetts District
Internal Revenue Collector Donovan reports very satisfactory income tax returns. About eight thousand blanks have been sent out in Massachusetts and equally many more will follow once a new supply is secured from Washington.
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Washington
North End Union minstrel show pleases Parmenter hall crowd
The North End Union hosted a pleasant minstrel entertainment at 20 Parmenter Street last evening before a good-sized audience. Director Horace L. Channell oversaw the affair and earned credit for his management.
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Smallpox in St Louis Reports Rise in Cases
Smallpox tally reached eighty five cases by noon in St Louis with more expected as complete returns come in. Health authorities are directing energetic efforts to contain the outbreak.
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Market Bullish Tone Deepens On Government Bond Demand
Stock market sentiment grew bullish amid strong public demand for the new government 4 percent bonds and a defeating of the silver faction in the Senate. Major gains were seen in Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Northwest, with bankers like J. P. Morgan placing gold at the sub-treasury. Observers note European subscriptions may exceed promises, while insiders forecast a large total bond issue and potential new dividends in March.
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New England
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Pinkham
Along the Tracks notices and travel chatter
Joe Bryson a local CPR chief clerk passes through Boston on his wedding tour to the South. E A Clark hosts railroad men at Youngs Hotel for a birthday dinner. Fred H Grace of the National Dispatch line returns to duties after illness. Tom Wynne of the Grand Trunk arrives from the North and departs for Augusta Maine. Grand Trunk issues new 3 by 5 foot maps. S W Cummings of Central Vermont and wife visit briefly. Molineaux of the Pennsylvania road hosts a party at Hendries last week.
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Canadian Pacific
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Young’s Hotel
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National Despatch Line
Tom” Wynne
Grand Trunk
Augusta
Grand Trunk Road
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Vermont
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Real Estate Covics Summary of Local Property Sales
The Alonzo N. Burbank estate at Washington street Erie avenue and Merrill street sold with 121473 sq ft land valued at 45600. Hannah T. Gregorson sold Nos 115 and 125 Mt Pleasant avenue to the St Patrick Educational Society. R F Naylor sold for Hepseleth Fenton to Marquis S Laurie No 5 North Hanover court on private terms. Grover and Montague sold seven building lots on Chester and Herbet streets West Somerville to T C Conner for Charles E Haskins and others totaling about 22000 sq ft for future dwelling construction.
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Washington Street
Erie Avenue
Merrill Street
Hannah T. Gregorson
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
St. Patrick Educational Society
R. F. Naylor
Hepseleth Fenton
Civil Court verdicts from Suffolk First Session actions
Reported verdicts from the First to Fourth Sessions in Suffolk County Civil Court include James H. Flint administrator versus Boston and Maine Railroad for fatal crossing injuries with a verdict of 8083 dollars, Frank Hall versus H S Jordan for 4000 dollars in damages with a 1000 dollar verdict, A J McDonald versus Neil McNeil on a contract with 4.88 dollars awarded, Edward F Woodbury versus Frank L Dow on services valued at 179 dollars, and I Vernon Briggs versus Louis T Cushing on a promissory note yielding 858 dollars.
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Catherine Donahue
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Maverick Street
Boston
G. R. Swazey
James E. Fitzgerald
S. Lincoln
Sherman
Frank Hall
H. S. Jordan
Blodgett
A. J. McDonald
Neil McNeil
C. I. Spear
J. H. Blanchard
Hammond
Edward F. Woodbury
Frank L. Dow
P. B. Tucker
C. B. Todd
Mason
C. J
Vernon Briggs
Louis T. Cushing
C. M. Perry
J. W. Keith
Miniature Almanac Ship News Reports Arrivals
The February 21 issue lists arrivals with steamer and vessel names from Liverpool Antwerp St John New York and more. It notes tugs towing barges and schooners from Gloucester Hyannis Weymouth Reckland with merchandise passengers and crews aboard.
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Alexander Martina
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McConkey
William H. Lincoln & Co
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Weiss
Antwerp
Furness
Withy & Co
New Brunswick
Hilyard
St. John
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Eastport
Portland
Hearing on Brookline Gas Co information request scheduled
Commonwealth notice from the Massachusetts State House dates February 19, 1895. The Committee on Manufactures will hear Camille Weidenfeld petitioners seeking transmission of information from the Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners to the Legislature. Hearing set in Room 8 at the State House Monday February 25 at 11 o’clock a.m. Robert S. Gray chairman Franz H. Krebs Jr clerk.
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Boston
Committee On Manufactures
Henry R. Legate
W. H. Spaulding
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Franz H. Krebs, Jr
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Maverick Land Company Shareholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Maverick Land Company shareholders for selecting directors and other business will be held at Room 15 No 78 Devonshire Street Boston on Thursday February 28 1895 at 11 oclock A M The transfer books close February 21 and reopen when the meeting convenes. Secretary.
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Devonshire Street
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