Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Feb 22, 1888, p. 3

Tariff Reform Meeting At Brockton Sparks Debate

Brockton, Feb 21. The Brockton Tariff Reform Club opened permanent headquarters after a recent organizing drive led by Dr H H Filoon and James J Dowd with KE P Howard as treasurer. Emerson W Judd cited the harm of protective duties on copper, boots, nails, leather and other materials, warning that taxes raise home costs and curb exports. He cited the Revere Copper works at Point Shirley and Batcheller boots, arguing protection reduces employment and raises prices.

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Brockton Spector Tariff Reform Club H. H. Filoon James J. Dowd KE. P. Howard Emerson W. Judd Massachusetts Tariff Reform League Revere Copper Company Point Shirley Perice Judd I. Snow Snow England Congress Johnson Lake Superior New England EK. & A. H. Batcheller Boston North Brookfield Massachusetts American

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Rockville rail line sale offer nets fifty percent stock

New York and New England Railroad proposes to buy Rockville railroad, leased by Rockville, for 50 percent on common stock and par on preferred, to be paid with 5 percent thirty year bonds. The four and a half mile line has run since 1868 and stockholders expected to accept. In New York, John Stanton and others sue Missouri Pacific Railroad and others over a foreclosure fraud claim on the Fort Scott Wichita and Western railroad, seeking restoration of stock to complainants as equitable owners.

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Rockville Conn New York & New England Railroad New Yon John Stanton Missouri Pacific Railroad Union Trust Company Messrs Missouri Pacific Equitable

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Somerville Aldermen Approve City Improvements and Debts

A special meeting authorized five thousand dollars for police signal service three thousand five hundred for City Hall improvements forty five thousand for a Ward 2 schoolhouse and eighteen thousand for a three story high school addition. The council may adopt a new financial policy by settling debts in the sinking fund about seven hundred thousand dollars, leaving eight hundred seventy thousand funded debt to be extinguished in twenty years. The body also protested legislative interference with the city’s rights to introduce new railroads.

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Kalnoky Accepts Russia Overtures for Bulgarian Peace

Count Kalnoky, foreign minister, accepts Russia's overtures on the Bulgarian question. He hopes Italy and England will join. Also, Berlin dispatch: Prince Bismarck sent a regency bill to Emperor William. text not public.

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London Sone Count Kalnoky Russia Italy England Berlin Bismarck William

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Doings of Congress in Washington on Feb 21

President and State Department reports on inviting the United States to join the International Aerodetic Association and Belgium's invitation to Brussels expo are referred to foreign relations. Chandler's two information requests on fish commission spending pass. Washington Cable Electric Railway bill advances and 10 percent tax demand rejected in a 21 to 21 tie. Senate adjourns after late sessions and an executive period.

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Washngton United States International Aeodetic Association Brussels Committee On Foreign Relations Chandler Fish Commission Washington Cable Electric Railway District of Columbia Gorman Yeas Senate

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Polygamy amendments and Boston harbor projects in washination notes

In Washination on February 21, Mr. Culberson reported a joint resolution proposing three constitutional amendments aimed at polygamy and federal-state enforcement. Mr. Dibble reported a bill for Castle Island use and improvement in Boston harbor. The House approved a soldiers' monument bill for Rockland Maine and passed several public buildings appropriation measures before adjourning at five.

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Washination Culberson Texas Committee On the Judiciary United States Congress Dibble South Carolina Castle Island Boston Harbor E. Libby Post Rockland House Lowell Mass

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Havemeyer Silent On Trust Stock Share Inquiry

New York February 21 The legislative committee questioning the interior workings of the trusts resumes with Henry O Havemeyer again refusing to answer how much stock in the Havemeyer Refinery trust was allocated to holders of stock burned in a fire The tariff's effect on foreign trade noted and other witnesses describe firm exclusion from the trust Prices in sugar advance cited and the panel adjourns to Thursday with no new disclosures

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New York Legislative Committee Henry O. Havemeyer Bliss Havemeyer George A. Moller North River Sugar Company Havemeyers Wditor Barrett American Grocer Sierck Moller

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East Greenwich Rumsellers Targeted in Outrage Probe

East Greenwich town council offered 500 reward for dynamite crime near Rev O H Still home and poison in lawyer W I Allen water. Governor added 500, indigation meeting held at Academy led to a new rum-seller league with 114 attendees and a constitutional committee to report in a week.

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Providence R. L East Greenwich O. H. Still W. I. Allen Academy Blakeslee Still W. K. Allen

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Numerous Fires Strike Several Cities Across New England

A series of fires causing significant losses hit Harbory and Leominster, with victims including Allyn House, Rosenthal tobacconist, and Paton & Co. horn goods factory. Losses range from several hundred to hundreds of thousands of dollars, mostly insured, across Detroit? No, New York and nearby towns, with smaller blazes in South Boston and First Street locations.

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Harbory Conn Allyn House Charles Rosenthal F. W. Backus Germania of New York H. J. Curtis A. S. Paton & Co Leominster Middleboro George A. Cox East Middleboro Thorpe First Avenue Fortieth Street Holland N. Y Quixcoy C. H. Clardwick & Co

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Washington Birth Observances Across City Public Schools

Yesterdays exercises in public schools honored George Washington with varied programs. At the Latin and English high schools students performed drills and orations led by W Pitt Tryon and Rev Dr Phillips Brooks. Pupils at Prince and Dudley Street schools featured music, recitations, and greetings from local dignitaries, while youngsters at the Dudley Street school heard Rev S J Smith and addressed remarks by A P Gifford and Joseph Storey. A boy’s quip about more Crome Washingtons sparked laughs as the day closed.

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George Washington F. W. Alexander H. M. Baker W. S. Bangs L. Vogel E.G. DeWolfe S. P. &. Chadwick L. A. Corne H. 8. Potter, Jr W. Pitt Tryon Phillips Brooks General Moore Boston A. Wolson C. H. Cole Bertram Lord G. Creden F. M. Riddler J. R. Abbott A.T. Lord E. M. Hirshberg H. B. Harding G. H. Quirk J. V. Neary M. Ballou J. P. Nowell M. J. Myers J. W. Smith A. Marzynski T. ©. Wales, Jr The Prince School Irene Chase Madeline Hitchcock Alice Pfaff Leslie Russell Maud Wessel Charles Hastings Charles Larrabee Sam Robinson Harry Ring Harry Stumcke

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Gettysburg Cyclorama Lectures Arrive in Boston

The torn Battle of Gettysburg cyclorama is spotlighted in Boston with hourly lectures at 5641 Tremont Street by Mr. George Dana Burrage on Gettysburg. The program aims to accommodate all interested, with the first lecture starting at 11 o'clock.

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Suffolk Kindling Wood Company East First Street Boston Salem Street Moses Bernstein Bridget Donegan W. H. Zinn Washington Street Hanover Street A. Ratshesky Gettysburg Tremont Street George Dana Burrage

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Crown Prince Improves in San Remo Bazaar Opens

A San Remo despatch reports the German crown prince’s condition is improved and gaining strength as throat irritation subsides. Midnight dispatch says his day was satisfactory and alarms were unfounded. The crown prince and his daughters opened a bazaar for the German church. the Prince of Wales dined with the crown princess and joined her later for a walk. The Duke and Duchess of Baden also arrived and visited the prince.

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London San Remo Prince of Wales Baden

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Firemen's Annual Ball Amazes Boston Officials

The Boston fire and police departments held their ninth annual ball at Mechanics’ Building with about 6000 attendees at 9 pm. Firefighters rushed to two alarms but returned quickly as the dance continued uninterrupted. Guests included Mayor O'Brien and other officials. Chief Cheswell led the floor, aided by many. The event is expected to yield the largest receipts yet and boost the relief fund.

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Boston Fire and Protective Departments Mechanics’ Building Baldwin Chesawell Win William T. Chesweil Captain le Favor Minnie Morrill Cora Jackson John R. Murphy Richard F.tobin Lewis Webber O’brien Hathorne Gove, Short and Lewis P. Webber John W. Regan Louis P. Abpott William T. Cheswell Patrick B. Keyes Brown Planders Henry R. Demary

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Outgoing steamers from Boston and New York schedule

Shipping notices list sailings on February 22 23 and 25 from Boston and New York. Vessels include Scandinavian to Glasgow at 2.00 PM from Boston and Regina to London at 7.00 AM. Virginiam to Liverpool at 9.00 AM. City of Macon to Savannah at 3.00 PM. Celtic to Liverpool 1.00 PM from New York. Glasgow and Hamburg sailings at 2.00 PM and 1.12.30 PM respectively.

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Destinat’n Sail Scandinavian Glasgow Allan Apartan Phi'd Sampson DH Miller Baltimore Geo E Smalley Regina London Furness Cremon Hamburg VMEKA New York Celtic Liverpool Ismay Eins Bremen Oelrichs & Co Italy J Ilurst Baldwin & Co St of Nebraska Kunhardt & Co ( Lessing

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Incoming steamers and arrivals for Boston and New York

List of incoming steamers due Feb 22 and Feb 24 bound for Boston and New York with ports Londres Liverpool Calcutta Jamaica Palermo Rotterdam Antwerp Glasgow and other origins. Passenger agents and dates included for ships like Furness Pawnee Britannia Rhynland and St of Indiana.

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Hondo Jamaica H Freeman Alunda London Furness Pawnee Palermo Phelps Lios&Co Pavonia Liverpool Alex Martin New York NUE Britannia Calcutta Henderson Bros Ludgate Henderson Ros Leerdaim Rotterdam E’h Edge & Co Fugland Hurst Rhynland Antwerp Wright & Sons St of Indiana Glasgow Balawib & Co

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Ship News Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station

Observations from February 21 at the United States Signal Station Boston at 7 and noon Greenwich time report wind, barometer, and temperature readings. Captains advised to correct barometer error daily by adding one one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. Almanac data for Wednesday February 22 lists high water and moon lengths.

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Port of Boston Ship Arrivals and Departures Report

The port entry lists vessels arriving and clearing for London Halifax and other ports, including Steamer Michigan Walters Reg ina Angus and Rattlesnake Forest City City of Gloucester and barks Arizona and others. It notes sailings, distances, weather conditions, and positions, with numerous incoming and outgoing ships and cargo movements.

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Freight and Charter Reports from New York and San Francisco

On February 21 freights and charters were listed for multiple vessels: Norwegian bark Karsten Langaard to Stettin with 6500 barrels of refined oil. British ship Landsdowne to London with 9500 barrels. British bark Harriet Hinkman to Stettin or Danzig with 5500 barrels. Belgian bark Buabant to Antwerp with 8000 barrels. Norwegian bark Beta Philadelphia to the continent with 6800 barrels. Steamer Powhattan to Lisbon with 84000 bushels of grain. a schooner to Martinique with general cargo. other private transfers including lumber from Kigzas Ferry to Savanna-la-Mar for $760. logwood shipment. brig from Savannah to Barbados with stoves. British steamer from Cienfuegos to New York or Philadelphia with sugar. bark hiehee to Demerara with general cargo quoted at $1900. schooner from Cardenas to north of Hatteras with sugar and molasses. British bark from Trapani to north of Hatteras with silt. In San Francisco, February 21 chartered ships Martin Scot and Morna and Herat for orders at 26s, bark John O’Gannt at 268 3d.

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Ebenezer Abaco Margaretin Pascagoula Gertrude Nassau Eugenia Alice Curtis Wood Galveston Chater Liverpool Monquito Adams Swan Island Stefano McLaren Queensboro New Orleans Hutchinson Baker Havana Excelsior Higgins New York Maggie Hart Chaney Wood's Doll Maig Eads Harlan Blueelds Magnolia Davis Barbados Mobile Newberne Collins Bayonne City of Truro Fulcher Coosaw Rchs Leander Beebe Boston Williams Eric John Wlesh, Jr Kindberg Lena Breed Philadelphia Newport News Congdon Hutchings New Bedford Kate Ogden Potter Providence CN Simmons Babbitt Fall River Sehs de Mory Gray Thomas Minnie Rowan St John New London HR Congdon Narragansett Barkentine Au Sable Lake Cardenas George E Dale Portland Icis Amelia P Schmidt Carbarien Annie F Conlon Portsmouth Baltimore Georgiana F Geery Cenaklin Fernandina Icis Comet Aldrich Lagune Idan Mathis Sloan Norfolk Louisa A Grout McLeod Cayenne Lucie Wheatley Mumford Georgetown James Waples Ponder Soues Do Paul Revere Calcutta Granite State Shanghai Santa Clara Manila Barks GM Stanwood Rosario Ribes St Domaingo Ariete Lisbon Stillwater Almeria Idis Comet Laguna Alfred Walsh Oliver ‘Ames Amanda C Parker Addie Eva Woods Hall Sid 2Ist Wyoming Enrique Bordeaux Thomas Dana Batavia Habitant London Sovereign Bristol Black Hawk Hamburg McDougall Antwerp J & Ridgeway Saigon Barks Hathan Elgin Bilboa Lima Marseilles Polander Isuenos Ayres Augusta Sophia Flushing Sea Bird Demerara Charles Dennis Zist Hormen Winter Hallett Pomona Legoe Port Maria Jam Ems Jungst Bremen Italy Pearce Aberastur Celtic Irving Bergenseren Mortensen Port de Paix Henry Culver Anthony Emma F Angell Tripp Pensacola Bury St Edmunds Stange Belfast Arks Tha Laus Mary T Baker Rio Janeiro Lvne Hall Matanzas Imatra Snellman Algiers Aimo Sinitziand Tarragona Barks Heela MebDougall Barhbados Osmo Panelias Natale Callino Zanino Isnenos Ayres Pehr Brahe Juselius Mazarrou Nidia Carmelita Rocca Guzzino Genoa Cavaliere Ivanissevich Zibilich Sharpness Jessie Lena Rose Norman Snow Norwegian Carruthers Glasgow Corontila Gavin Seville Federico Gurtier Ellen A Reed Hatfield Hiogo Ivigtut Stephen Chasseur Olzen Havre Samuel Welsh Theissing Brunswick Teneriffe Tracy Schs Phineas Sprague Strong Georgia Coffin Ar Ist Staamer Enacre Adele Accaine Vignola Vesta Ystadt Hiattie L Sheets Dole Lucia Porter Grindle Ar 21St Vaderland Carn Marth Horton Marbella Elbridge Souther Fales Nancy Smith Hougkinson Charles C Lister Robinson Lathamno St Ann’s Bay J B Rabel Sawyer Crown Jewel Grafton Oran Charles Fobes Buckman Lower Harbor Carrie Mand Roberts Parrsboro Loston Thrasher Whelpley MM Chase Brewster Perph Amboy Landskrona Sinclair New York Aaronsen Europe Ar Atrybee Carin Westerlund Tunis San Francisco Nellie May Austin Port Townsend James Livesey Hughes Moodyville Salle Weeks Angerona Karwood Queenstown Carparytonshire Granada Lockwood Panama Craigburn Hull Drumcraig Beecroft Newcastle George F Manson San Diego Melrose Tacoma San Pedro Barkentine North Bend Gray's Harbor Wilmln Lon Nc-Ar Ferdinand Biiesener Karsten Langaard Stettin Landsdowne Harriet Hinkman Danzie Buabant Powhattan Martinique Antigua Reneral Lump Sim Kigzas Ferry Savanna-la-Mar Savannah Cienfuegos Hiehee Hatteras Trapani Francisco Martinscot Cork Morna Herat Same John O'Gannt

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Gloucester Live-Stock and Seafood Cargoes Lead Harbor Trade

From Our Correspondents Gloucester reports shows 400000 frozen herring and 130000 pounds codfish with vessels Jennie G Pillsbury Jennie G Willsbury King Philip and others sailing for Boston Newport News and Portsmouth while steamers and brigs like Rattlesnake Ocean Pearl and Lexington endure no sailings under heavy seasonal activity at Cheapeake ports and Grand Banks shipments.

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Gloucester Annie M Jordan Fortune Bay Elsie Smith Martie Evelyn James and Ella Nellie N Davis Ralph Eaton F W Homans Grace C Hadley Fitz J Babson Georges Nelle G Thurston Grand Banks Kish Neyard Haven Jennie Pillsbury Wall Jacksonville Boston Richard Fo Hartley F Palker St Simons King Phillip Coombs Newport News Portsmouth Andrew Adams Adams Hoboken Rattlesnake South Amboy Varuna Holmes Avis Rondo W Rodman Plymouth Rock

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Shipping movements and arrivals on the Atlantic routes

The report lists ships and destinations with origins, voyages, and masters before Feb 20 across routes including Bombay, Bona, Corunna, Cardiff, Dunkirk, Dungeness, Hobart Town, Prawle Point, and St Johns Newfoundland. Details show vessels such as Raminal Tromp, Handel, Washington, Anicllo Galatola, Thomas Milyard, J B Newcomb, Ragna, Anna, Tuskar, Grace, and Ethel with masters and ports like New York, Philadelphia, Savannah, Liverpool, Havre, Cadiz, Rotterdam, Charleston, and Cadiz.

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Bwombay Raminal Tromp Thompson New York BONA Handel Philadelphia Corunna Washington Ital Cafiero Savannah Cadiz Anicllo Galatola Scotto Cardiff Thomas Milyard Jones Liverpool Dunkirk J B Newcomb Rutherford Dungeness Ragna Petterson Rotterdam Charleston Hobart Town Anna Addenburg Prawle Point Vassed Tuskar Curry Havre New Orleans ST Johns Grace Truescott Ethel Sopp

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New buoy placed near Throggs Neck reef and other buoy drift

Notice to mariners reports a buoy replaced at Throggs Neck reef after prior loss to ice. Capt Mall notes No 4 red buoy south of Great Round Shoal left its station. Boston’s Joseph Colby says Centurion Buoy dragged to Nash's Ledge on Feb 21.

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Maritime ship routes and coordinates from mixed vessel list

A fragmented shipping notice lists vessels from cities like Stio Janeiro Port Kads and Philadelphia bound for destinations such as Ship Island Queenstown Tarragona and Grange mouth with reported dates February and January. It includes latitudes and longitudes for each vessel, naming ships like Dominion Lismore Rosa Bonheur Avon and Telefon among others.

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Dominion Stio Janeiro Ship Island Port Kads Lismore Sutton San Francisco Queens Slip Nith Adair Portland Queenstown Trark Castello Dragone Schiafino Philadelphia Varragona Nie Rosa Bonheur Williams Pensacola Grangemouth Avon Brody Liverpool Calcutta John HW Crandon Richardson New York Havana Ark Gemma Dall’orso London Hark Telefon Wisco Montevideo Hark Ocean Diesz Marseilles St Andrew Nelgatra Almezia Perth Amboy

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Maritime note highlights of February shipping events abroad

Reports from Boston to Havre and New York describe ships arriving at Norfolk after 28 hours from New York, a spar and topmast sighting near lat 84 34, long 75 11, a cargo fire aboard the Tancerville at Havre sending cotton burning and repairs underway, and vessels ashore or leaking. London Lloyds notes warn of shipbuilding gloom as the Clyde counts a collapse risk. New York records mention Barbarossa collision, Granville Belle jibboom loss, Sir Sarah A Fuller cargo shifts, and Isaac H. Tillyer mast damage with two new spars sighted at sea.

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Marine Notes Boston Ned Carrie Lane Dyer Norfolk New York Largentine Arthur GC Wade London Tancerville Havre New Orleans Marcela Alprethson Arromanches A E Killam Iquique Keewaydin Glasgow Clyde Allan Allan Steamship Line York Barbarossa Granville Belle Antwerp Sarah A Fuller Cardenas Isaac H .Tillyer Nuevitas

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Domestic ports clearances list multiple ships and routes

Baltimore arrivals and clearances show steamers and barks among numerous ships. Vessels include Circassian Barrett London Frostburg Mills Berkshire Evan Smith Adams New London Augustus Hunt Wall Daylight Hodgdon Angie L Green McMlwee Pernandina Sherman Coombs William P Hoood Providence Priscilla and 3 Dowell schooners. Brunswick Georgia reports Willand bark sailing to Buenos Ayres. Charleston and Bull River entries note Croydon and Salvator. Baltimore clearances include Lizzie Swis and Fernandina bound vessels amid adverse winds.

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Mails Close at Boston for Various Routes

Trans Atlantic and trans Pacific mail deadlines listed for Bermuda Mexico Venezuela Curacao Hawaii Society Islands. Steamship schedules show Bermuda and Campeche departures from New York on Feb 22, Truxillo Puerto Cortez and Progreso routes, with Progreso also via Havana and El Callao departures. Correspondence to trans-Pacific ports must be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the indicated dates.

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Tariff Reform Meeting At Brockton Sparks Debate

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Somerville Aldermen Approve City Improvements and Debts

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Kalnoky Accepts Russia Overtures for Bulgarian Peace

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Doings of Congress in Washington on Feb 21

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Polygamy amendments and Boston harbor projects in washination notes

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Havemeyer Silent On Trust Stock Share Inquiry

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East Greenwich Rumsellers Targeted in Outrage Probe

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Numerous Fires Strike Several Cities Across New England

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Washington Birth Observances Across City Public Schools

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Gettysburg Cyclorama Lectures Arrive in Boston

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Crown Prince Improves in San Remo Bazaar Opens

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Firemen's Annual Ball Amazes Boston Officials

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Outgoing steamers from Boston and New York schedule

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Incoming steamers and arrivals for Boston and New York

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Ship News Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station

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Freight and Charter Reports from New York and San Francisco

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Gloucester Live-Stock and Seafood Cargoes Lead Harbor Trade

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Shipping movements and arrivals on the Atlantic routes

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New buoy placed near Throggs Neck reef and other buoy drift

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Maritime ship routes and coordinates from mixed vessel list

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Maritime note highlights of February shipping events abroad

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Domestic ports clearances list multiple ships and routes

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