Grant Bill Sparks House Debate Over Rosecrans Credit
Senators and representatives clashed over postwar honors as General Rosecrans faced criticism while supporters urged voting to place Grant on the retired list. Lawmakers argued about justice, memory, and the heroism of Union soldiers amid shifting views of the two generals. The assembly later tabled the Cowies bill and reviewed the deficiency appropriation bill after a veto message on a separate measure.
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Mr. Anderson
Iowa
General Rosecrans
Boutelle
Cannon
Ilinois
Rosecrans
Ulysses S. Grant
Ers
Holmes
Randall
Perkins
Kansas
Mr. Perkins
Chickamauga
Thomas
Mr. Jackson
Pennsylvania
Henderson
Town
Corinth
Price
New York
Des Moines
House
Fire Record Passes Through Multiple Early 1900s U.S. Cities
A series of fires reports across Granville Providence Joppa Kansas City Providence Babbit type towns include Noble & Cooley drum factory in Granville burning at 6 PM with $20 000 loss and 100 workers affected Schemes involve George W Crane Publishing in Kansas Avenue with 125 employees and $40 000 loss Keiths building sustained $24 000 insurance Crefeld mills in Westerly suffer $10 000 to $12 000 loss. 250 workers displaced Various other fires reported in Massachusetts New York and nearby areas with losses ranging from a few hundred to tens of thousands of dollars and several minor alarms across the region.
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Springfield
Noble &Cooley
Granville
JoreKa
Kan
Kansas Avenue
Wilson Keith
George W. Crane
Keith
Providence
Crefeld Mills
Connecticut
Pawcatuck River
Westerly
Ma.ben
Pleasant Street
Quincy
Chalmers & Co
Satem
Henry C. Batchelders
Union Street
Alleghany
N. Y
Nantucket
Surf Side
Vincent
Coffin
Myrick
Myrtle Street
Pochick Avenue
Orange Street
Okowan Avenue
Mausquetuck Street
Clay Street
Nantucket Railroad
Peter Macy
Nobach Eer
Elisha M. Hinckley
J. S. Barney
A. T. Mowry
Pochick
Weweeder Phe
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Milk Street
Boston
Mass
Henry Coffin
John H. Norton
Charles F. Coffin
Massachusetts Branch of Cincinnati Hosts Grand Society Reception
The Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati, led by Hon. Samuel C. Cobb, ex Mayor of Boston, entertained members and guests at the Brunswick. Telegrams exchanged with Pennsylvania New York South Carolina and Maryland branches shared greetings. Prominent attendees included Governor Ames ex-Governor Rice ex-Governor Gaston Judge Devens and many other state and military figures.
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Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
Samuel C. Cobb
Boston
Brunswick
Washington
Baldwin
Temple
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Society
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
State Society of the Cincinnati of
Society
New York
South Carolina
Maryland
Governor Ames
Rice
Gaston
Judge Devens
A. P. Martin
J. Huntington Wolcott
Henry A. Whitney
Charles RK. Codman
Roger Wolcott
Arthur T. Lyman
Rothh
Dr. Williams
A. P. Peabody
J. Lewis Stackpole
J. Coolidge, Jr
Endicott Peabody
Judge McKim
Edward H. Bennett
H. W. Pickering
Justin Winsor
Amory A. Lawrence
John E. Devlin
Jacob C. Rogers
Dr. Cheever
John F. Andrew
Oliver W. Peabody
Henry W. Putnam
John ©. Ropes
Benjamin A. Gould
Charles G. Wood
Edward Motley
L. D. Shepard
George G. Crocker
R. H. Fitz
Solomon Lincoln
Curtis Guild
Arthur Little
Charles G. Smith
Nathaniel Thayer
James L. Little, Jr
Henry B. Peirce
Martin Brimmer
Nathaniel W. Curtis
Robert —Codman
George R. Shaw
Colonel S. M. Mansfield
Jonathan A. Burnham
Franklin Haven
A. A. Alden
David P. Iximball
Charles Henry Parker
I. B. Aldrich
Thomas G. Frothingham
D. G. Haskins, Jr
Sewell H. Fessenden
Edgar Holden
Alfred E. Smith
C. W. Eliot
Oliver Stevens
Mellen Chamberlain
B. E. Cotting
Robert ©. Winthrop
Walter Hunne
H. G. Crowell
Ivory H._ Pope
A. W._ Spencer
Charles O. Foster
Eliot C. Clarke
James M. Fiske
H. M. Whitney
Thomas Motley
Frederick Tudor
Edward
J. Thomas
George Winslow Hall
D. B. Macomber
U.S.N
C.W. Baird
U.S.A
John Felt Osgood
J. P. Oliver
John Uincy Adams
W. W. Whandon
Greeley L. Curtis
Henry W. Haynes
Charles F. Wild
J. Collins Warner
Hamilton
A. Hill
James Bullard
Prentiss Cummings
J. B. Parker
James H. Blake
Ninslow W. Seaver
Charles M. Eaton
George E. Ellis
D.D
William H. Burbeck
William Dillion King
James Lovering
George Putnam
Edward Bangs
J. W. Wheelwright
E. _O. Shepard
Albert Glover
William P._ Preble
Ignatius Sargent
A. H. Raphell
Charles A. Grinnell
TI. G. Edmands
E. O. Mathews
J. B. Forsyth
Charles Edwards
D. R. Whitney
J. P. Spalding
Francis Chase
Walter CC. Harris
William _Enaicott
Benjamin F. Guild
Gorham Rogers
Samuel Little
F. H. Peabody
Charles G. Loring
John W. Candler
Stacy Hall
Stanton Blake
F. W. Lincoln
F. A. Osborn
J. Jurtis
Haskell
N. H. M. Dudley
Moorfield Storey
James G.vose
James B. Richardson
Armstrong
R. C. Waterston
George O. Shattuck
William A. Beattie
Charles A. Bei
A. C. Goodelande
W. A. Field
J. G. Heywood
C.J. Blake
J. W. Fletcher
Uriel H. Crocker
R. R. Bashop
Samuel C. Green
Robert Treat Paine
Amherst A. Alden
Canadian Customs Act amendment eyed by government
Ottawa February 22 The Hon Mackenzie Bowell minister of customs will move to amend the customs act and its amendments to prohibit night and holiday land carriage of goods except under supervision and to authorize revisal of appraisers values including transportation and royalty charges. A deputation of rolling mill steel and iron manufacturers reported over 3 000 000 invested and 2500 workers employed and urged no tariff change while seeking higher duties on American flour to one dollar per barrel.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
St Johns Urged as Canada’s Principal Winter Port
At a large meeting in St. Joan New Brunswick on February 22 resolutions urged the Dominion government to require Atlantic steamers in all future contracts to confine their business to Canadian ports year round and to appoint St John s as the principal winter port and terminal for subsidized Canadian steamers during winter.
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Canada
St. Joan
N. B
Dominion
St. Johns
Masonic Stone Laying for Springfield Postoffice
The corner stone of Springfield's new postoffice was laid by the Massachusetts Masonic Grand Lodge. A parade featured two commanderies and eight lodges with three bands and a drum corps. Grand Master Henry Endicott oversaw the stone ceremony amid a city holiday and banquet.
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Springfield
Postoffice
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
H. M. Phillips
National Armory
Henry Endicott
Washington Birthday and Anniversary Of Artillery Company Meet
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts marked Washington’s birthday and the fourth anniversary of its Washington monument trip with a gathering at Young’s Hotel. About 105 members attended a formal dinner and speeches recalling patriotism and past commanders.
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Young’s Hotel
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Massachusetts
Washington
Washington Monument
W. H. Cundy
Merrill
Henry E. Smith
Smith
New York
Alonzo H. Quint
Honorable Artillery Company
George O. Carpenter
Henry Walker
London
Barrett
Concord
A. A. Ranney
United States
Lincoln
Hichborn
Artillery Company
George H. Alien
Messrs
A. A. Folsom
Otis Eddy
Thomas B. Jordan
H. M. Daggett
W. Stevens
Chicago
Sons of America hold Massachusetts gathering at Meionaon
The State Camp of the Patriotic Order of the Sons of America held a daytime meeting at the Meionaon hall with Washington imagery and music by the Utopia Mandolin Club. Speeches by James A. Vialle and Rev. Edward Everett Hale praised education and civic virtue.
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Massachusetts
Patriotic Order of the Sons of America
Meionaon
Washington
Utopia Mandolin Club
James A. Vialle
Edward Everett Hale
America
Utopia Club
George P. Smith
National Order of the Patriotic Sons of America
Cleveland
Jackson
Hale
Harrison
New England
Bunker Hill
Prescott
Selwyn Z. Bowman
Lincoln
W. H. Baldwin
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
M. R. Deming
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Smith
Margaret Shepard
League of Loyal Women, of America
Vialle
Dewing
Dooling
Temple Place
Camp No. 1
John Ht. Foster
John A. Hunt
Edward F. Putnam
Chicago
W. A. Cowle
Edward Mitchel
Boston Gaslight Stock Transfer Approved by Trustees
The contract transferring Boston Gaslight Company stock held by trustees Dexter H Richards William Dexter and Charles P Curtis to Bay State Gas Company was signed yesterday. Stock delivery is postponed until March 29 and follows previously stated arrangements.
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Boston Gaslight Company
Dexter H. Richards
William $. Dexter
Charles P. Curtis
Bay State Gas Company
Attacks on Mr Goodell Stir Springfield Opinion Debate
A Boston letter in the Springfield Republican condemns attacks on Mr Goodell linking him to political machinations at the State House. The piece defends his steady, high quality work, criticizes a newspaper raid by The Globe and Pilot, and questions motives behind calls for his removal amid coverage of Miss Adams's mental illness and state hospital care.
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Boston
Springfield Republican
Goodell
Globe and Pilot
State House
Miss Adams
Folsom
Cowles
Massachusetts
Reception at Wellesley College Honors Sophomore Class
The president and faculty welcomed attendees at Wellesley College yesterday. Prominent guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lane, Professor W. H. Niles, William H. Ladd, Mrs. H. B. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Sawyer, W. C. Collar, the Reverend Mr. Calkins, J. F. Matchett, Edwin, the Reverend A. E. Winship, and A. H. Munse.
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Wellesley College
Jonathan Lane
W. H. Niles
William H. Ladd
H. B. Goodwin
J. Herbert Sawyer
W. C. Collar Ae Daniell
Calkins
Jv F. Matchett
Edwin
A. E. Winship
A.H. Munse
Rail tragedy claims two men on Lehigh Valley track
Edward Brown and Alfred Hallman of Ley, Pennsylvania, were struck and killed by a passenger train while walking along the Lehigh Valley railroad track. Separately, the Cape Cod Historical Society reflected on its former board of officers.
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Edward Brown
Alfred Hallman
Ofley
Penn
Cape Cod
Cambridge Suburbs News and Local Events
The Cambridge Tribune building on Linden street will be torn down to make way for a five story brick block by J. M. Hilton. The Tribune has moved to Brattle street. Cambridge Universalist Church members marked Washington Birthday with a Martha Washington festival. A fine concert followed at Cambridgeport First Universalist Church with a 25 member chorus under Orrin D. Howlett and a later misc entertainment ending with A Happy Pair.
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Cambridge Tribune
Linden Street
J. M. Hilton
Tribune
Brattle Street
North Avenue
University Lectures and Services Schedule Feb 24 to Mar 2
Daily religious and academic events listed for Harvard campus from Feb 24 to March 2 include lectures on the Parthenon and anthropology, debates on railroads and the Samoa question, vesper services at Appian Chapel, and open lectures in physics and German literature with multiple faculty and student participants. The schedule notes reserved seating for university members and open access to the public at various venues.
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Appleton Chapel
Phillips Brooks
D.D
Brooks
Wadsworth House
Parthenon
Wheeler
Jefferson Physical Laboratory
Ward
Upper Boylston
University
Royce
Joseph Henry Thayer
D.D. Sever
Divinity
Quincy Street
W. R. Bigeley
J. P. Nields
E. L. Jellinek
C. D. Wetmore
Divinity School
Deutscher Verein
Francke
Seyer
Harvard Union
United States
Gispatanie Ada
G. B. Schulte
L.S
T. R. Bates
L. McK. Garrison
H. A. Davis
Richardson
Scott
Henry Fielding
A.S. Hill
Medical School
Boston
Receptions on Back Bay and Beacon Hill Honor Winthrop
Social receptions were held yesterday with several residents following the custom of calling. A prominent event was the reception for the Hon. Robert C. Winthrop. Other visitors included ex-Mayor Samuel M. Green ex US Minister to Spain Perry and the Rev. Dr. Webb. Mrs C W Ernst daughter of Mayor Hart hosted at 209 Commonwealth avenue.
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Back Bay
Beacon Hill
Robert C. Winthrop
Samuel M. Green
United States
Spain Perry
Webb
C. W Ernst
Hart
Commonwealth Avenue
Old Folks Concert in Flint Street Church
An old folks concert was held at Flint Street M E Church last evening with a full chorus directed by Father Goldthwait and assisted by Henry and Arthur Hadley Simeon Robinson Professor E E Kelsey May Crawford and the Ladies Carmina quartet. Washingtons Birthday observed in Somerville with flags and bells. Perkins Street Baptist Church meeting aims to settle differences amicably under Rev W A Smith presidency.
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Flint Street
M. E
Goldthwait
Messrs
Henry and
Arthur Hadley
Simeon Robinson
E. E. Kelsey
May Crawford
Somerville
Perkins Street Baptist Church
W. A. Smith
Dangerous Use of Strong Purgatives Warned by Expert
A medical warning explains that many pills purgatives and Bitter Waters irritate the stomach and bowels, causing inflammation and dangerous disease. It endorses Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as a soothing alternative and diuretic, urging beware of imitations and noting Eisner & Mendelson Co. as agents in New York.
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Carlsbad
Parker Feeds and Launders Boston’s Needy for Four Years
For four years Mr. G. W. Parker has operated a charitable mission in Boston feeding and clothing the poor. He rents a Winnisimmet street dwelling with a chapel library and dormitory, giving over 10,000 meals and 3000 lodgings in a year. Generous friends assist, and an all day chapel meeting was held yesterday with multiple speakers.
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G. W. Parker
Boston
Serenaders Twenty Year Washington Celebration Minstrel
Malden celebrates Washington's Birthday with the Serenaders minstrel show at Opera Hall. J Ed Lakeman manages the performances with O C Putnam as interlocutor and a cast including Will R Irving C E Bartlett and others. The second act features Royal banjo quartet and Ed W Emerson’s Living Pictures.
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Malden
Speciau
Washington
Serenaders
Opera Hall
J. Ed. Lakeman
O. C. Putnam
Will R. Irving
C. E. Bartlett
Bones
Frank Bowker
Henry Tobin
William F. Hendricks
William H. French
Steven B. Roche
A. DeMerritt
Arthur ©. Buttrick
New Walnut Avenue School Dedication Ceremony
The new Walnut avenue schoolhouse was dedicated yesterday afternoon with Rev. J. P. Bixby of Revere offering prayer and M. K. Putney delivering a brief address. Recitations, school singing, piano solos by Georgie Copeland, cornet by Owen Van Voors, a Vinie Buckley song and dance, and marching by students closed the program. The Revere Ball Association held its forty fourth annual children's ball at Town Hall drawing about 200 young attendees. Cunningham's Orchestra provided music and Roger Dower served as floor director.
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Walnut Avenue
J. P. Bixby
Revere
M. K. Putney
Georgie Copeland
Owen van Voors
Vinie Buckley
Revere Ball Association
Town Hall
Cunningham
Roger Dower
Essex Liberal Churches Convene Winter Meeting in Barton Square
The Essex Conference of Liberal Churches met at Barton Square Church with morning devotions led by Rev. Jencks of Canton and talks on Unitarianism by Rev. S. C. Beane and Rev. W. H. Lyon. The afternoon featured Narcisse Cyr of Boston on France and Stopford W. Brooke on the incarnation. fourteen societies attended.
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Satem
Specia
Essex Conference of Liberal Churches
Barton Square
Jencks
Canton
S. C. Beane
Newburyport
W. H. Lyon
Roxbury
E. C. Butler
Beverly
E. B. Willson
Salem
Narcisse Cyr
Boston
France
Stopford W. Brooke
God
Local Bakery Break-In Leads to Arrest on Feb 22
Lynn police officer Carroll arrested David Shannah an after a stern chase for breaking and entering the confectionery shop of Thomas F Rowley on Andrew street. The thief forced a window entry and secured about $3 in cash.
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Lynn
David Shannahan
Carroll
Thomas F. Rowley
Andrew Street
Narrow Escape From Death in DepHAm Hotel Piazza Fall
Mrs. Brodbeck wife of hotel keeper Frederick Brodbeck at the corner of High street and Eastern avenue slipped from an elevated piazza behind the hotel about 8 15 pm and fell eighteen feet to the ground. She landed on her head and shoulders suffering bad cuts and bruises though at a late hour she rested comfortably.
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Depham
Burglars Loot Bass and Armstrong Home
Burglars visited the residence of Lewis Bass and D H Armstrong this morning and stole a quantity of silverware and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Lewis Bass
D. H. Armstrong
Success of Prohibition in Iowa Address at Park Street Church
Mrs. J Ellen Foster will speak on the topic as part of the eighteenth anniversary of the Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society. The event is led by Rufus Frost with additional talks by John R. Anderson on Juvenile Work and a musical program by Alice J. Osborne Viewers B Shaw and Annie Park. The notice also mentions an early spring opening by Jackson & Co. hatters.
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Iowa
J. Ellen Foster
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Park Street
Rufus §. Frost
Viewers B. Shaw
Annie Park
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