Hoosac Tunnel and Massachusetts Rail Policy Debate
Charles Francis Adams Jr., at Lowell Institute, argued for a unified Massachusetts rail plan centered on the Hoosac Tunnel. He urged a consolidated eastern corridor linking New Hampshire to Rhode Island, with public ownership interests and a strong state role, plus strategic connections to Pennsylvania, Erie, and New York Central lines to join the continental network.
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Pleasant vestry fair at Church of the Unity draws crowds
The vestry fair led by W A De Blois raises over $500 on opening night with many articles still available. Photographs of Pastor Rev. Savage, sermons, and a thirty-item raffle drive interest alongside cakes, cocoa, and assorted gifts. The Fan for Our Dumb Animals at Horticultural Hall reports $3000 raised.
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Church of the Unity
W. A. de Blois
Mr Savage
J. Webb & Co
Nellie Pope
Johin Furber
Bessie Gookin
Sadie Douglass
Harvey Blunt
Tutts
Horticultural Hall
Apionvarst College
McLean Hospital
Holyoke
Leominster
Greenfield
Florence
Northampton
New York
George E. Davenport
New England
Gray
Vinton
Coasting accident in Stoughton leaves Leonard dead
Mr J M Leonard leading a party of eight to ten on a coast Saturday night at four miles a minute crashed into a fence. Leonard died Monday from spinal injuries. One companion broken arm, another injured. Other notes report Mrs Patrick Murphy fracturing her hip, a tax aid benefit event, and various local incidents.
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Second Street
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Broadway Hall
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Equestrienne
Pauline
Louise Victoria
Fredericks
Ws Globe
Cotion
Birdue
Robinson Crusoe
Mapfitt Robinson Crusoe
Jennie Hughes
Faust Tonight at Globe with Kellogg Debut as Marguerite
Opera programs crest the season with II Trovatore at the Globe Theatre led by Van Zandt, Beaumont, Castle, Carleton, and Hamilton. Kellogg appears as Marguerite in Faust tonight, with Conley debuting as Mephisto and Creswold as Siebel. Upcoming bills include Don Giovanni Martha and a Kellogg benefit. tickets go on sale tomorrow.
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Miss Beaumont
Azucena
Mr Castle
Manrico
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Count di Luna
Mas Ayes
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Grace Greenwood
Sarah Fisher Ames
Chicago
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Volkstieder
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Aless
Scarlatti
Handel
Caldara
Durante
Domenico Scarlatti
McClannin
the Howard
France
Miss Hughes
Maffitt
Kellogg Grand English Opera
Re. D
Sibel
Joseph Maas
Faust
Committee Hearings On Mystic River Sewer Plan And New County Matters
A Boston Post report covers hearings by the Committee on Water Supply and Drainage on Boston Medford and Woburn sewering to purify Mystic River water. Costs run to 720000 with remonstrants from Woburn Medford Winchester and Winchester towns voicing objections and support for a general drainage scheme. The New County committee heard Worcester Fitchburg and Athol voices. hearings continue. The Prisons Committee discussed a new Concord prison and a Watertown site with Boston Executive favoring Concord and architect Charles Ropes presenting plans.
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Alderman Power
Power
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Mystic Pond
Mystic Water Board
Thompson
City of
Stackpole
Winchester
Stoneham
A. Freley
Gleason
Mystic
Cummings
Charlestown
Fitchburg
Worcester
Worcester County
George A. Torrey
Adin Thayer
B. Hopkins
Fay
Athol
Torrey
Committee On
Hon
George &. Hale
Committee On Prisons
State House
Concord
Thomas L. Wakefield
Newton
Watertown
Charles Ropes
Messrs
Jonas Fitch
A. Denio
Vegetine Gains Favor With Five Years of Public Use
VEGETINE has steadily gained favor over five years before the public. Its preparation appears free from deceit and is vouched for by reputable users. No adverse effects are reported by those who have had most occasion to use it. All druggists carry it.
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Bath Street
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H. R. Stevens
Sir
James P. Lavlow
Calvary Bap
Sacramento
Val
Boston Chronicle News Briefs and Appointments
A compilation of terse notices: Monday arrests totals sixty five. thermometer 57 degrees at 2 pm yesterday. Dumb Animals Fair open day receipts about 3500. State House vote on Woman Suffrage at 2:30 pm today. Lake Cochituate level seventeen inches above conduit bottom. Acting Lieutenant Bates appointed during illness of Burley and Child. Custom House cashier’s department moved to new north-side quarters. Baptist Local Union names officers for the year. Port arrivals include four carloads Virginia oysters and 2307 cases of oranges. Alfred H. Hall to pastorate in West Meriden Conn at 3000 salary. South Boston Gazette sold to John E. Huntress. Charles D. Page remains editor. Rev. William W. Newton called to Trinity Church Newark. Beethoven Hall concert raises funds for city poor. successful. Metropolitan Horse Railroad head Hendry resigns effective March 1 after ten years. Henry Lubke will probate will. admin letters granted to heirs. John Hancock Mutual Life officers elected: Geo Thornton president Samuel Ather vice president Geo B. Woodward secretary Ebenacon treasurer. Boston Custom House nominations take effect: Jackson temporary inspector Kirkland assistant weighor, Henry A. Lander inspector, George Cook temporary inspector.
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Lake Cochituate
Seret. Bates
Burley and Child
Custom House
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Virginia
Alfred H. Hall
Boston Highlands
Congregational Church
West Meriden
Conn
South
Brookline
Trinity Church
Newark
Dr Nicholson
Beethoven Hall
Bond
William Hendry
Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Wegeh
Hendry
Henry Lubke
Cambridge Court records report liquor sale and vice cases
In Cambridge yesterday James O'Brien of Somerville was fined 10 dollars and jailed 20 days for liquor selling. Jeremiah L. Edds and Mary Edds of Lowell received sentences for keeping a house of ill fame. Albert W. Newbert and Warren Chapman of Waltham pleaded guilty to stealing silver. case placed on file. Probate, administration and city finances items follow.
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Somerville
Jeremiah L. Edds
Mary Edds
Lowell
House of Correction
Albert W. Newbert
Warren Chapman
Waltham
Propate Court
Brooks
Selina KR. Harding
Reading
Phebe W. Smith
Malden
Varnum Barrett
Ayer
Samuel Chadwick
Cambridge
James Kelsey
Winchester
Sophronia Warren
Groton
Dusan Ww
John O. Bacon
Bedford
Abbie W. Nash
William Davnes
Newton
Lynn School Committee Seeks Transfers and Leaves of Absence
A regular meeting led by President Attwell considered transfers for Miss M. H. Shorey to Corbett school and Miss Berry to a larger ward school. Leaves of absence were granted to Miss Todd, Miss Potter, and Miss Harney due to health reasons.
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M. H. Shorey
Corbett
Miss Berry
Miss Todd
Miss Potter
Miss Harney
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Pitts Street
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Fleet Street
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