Manning on the new tariff bill and related issues
Secretary Manning sends a note to the Ways and Means Committee casting doubt that the tariff bill will cut revenue by more than about 12 million dollars instead of 20 million. The discussion covers sugar duties, rice classification, and potential effects on import levels, plus remarks on marshal appointments and ongoing Senate actions.
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POST
Washington
Manning
Morrison
United States
Cuba
Porto Lice
Folvere
Marshal Harmon
Harmon
Maiie
Senator Frye
Frye
Jim
Aessrs
Pillsbury
Chase
Messrs
Senate
Winnediow
Leones
Inito Martha Cae
New York
Tammany Hall
Grady
Cleveland
Albany
John Kelly
Fryee
New England
Blair
Ways and Means Eyes Hearing on Protected Industries
Washington February 22 Special report from the House Ways and Means Committee details a heated debate over granting hearings to protected industries before reporting a tariff reform bill. Democrats split, with some fearing delays. Republicans favored broad hearings, and a March 12 deadline was set to close doors to applicants. Also notes Boston patent grants for various mechanical devices.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
The
Houe
Honee
Morrison
Congress
Tariff Commission
W—Rothing
Democratico
Chicago
Brckentiage
McMillan
Tennessee
Preamble and Resolutions on Washington Territory Admission
Senate debates a Washington Territory admission resolution and condemns Attorney General for failing to provide documents. It proposes a resolution to censure the Attorney General and to explore Senate jurisdiction to impeach or convict for high crimes. The committee on privileges and elections is instructed to report further action.
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Washington
Fev
Senate
Diph J
Territory of
Union of States
Toasmuch
Morgan
Committee On
United State
House of Representatives
United States
Luitea
Taat
Bill Forfeiting the Atlantic and Pacific Land Grant Passed
Washington reports the House passed a bill forfeiting the unearned land grant of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company. Amendment limits settlement to homestead rights. debate on minority views and naval reconstruction advances. Postmaster positions announced. other notices include executive confirmations and industry updates.
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Atlantic and Pacific
Washington
Morrison
Ilinois
Committee On Ways and Means
Treasury
Hewitt
New York
J Int
Treasury of the
United States
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
Holman
Jodiana
McRae
Arkansas
Committee On Public Lands
Illinois
Protest to Navy Over City of Mexico Prisoners
A telegraphed protest from General Delgado and allies asks the Secretary of the Navy to grant prisoners of war status and rights to confer with counsel. Captain Chester of the U S S Gelena withholds information until contacting the Navy Department.
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Kry West
Fla
Secretary of the Navy
Delgado
Mexico
Tex
United States
Chester
U. S
Gelena
City of
Navy Department
Sale of Good Horses at Lexington Mare Shows Strong Demand
The February sale of W. K. Brasfield on the Lexington fair grounds drew buyers from across the country. Prices reached high figures for select entries, including a Brown colt two years old by George Wilkes out of Bele Patchen selling for 7190 to Governan Bros. of Kentucky, and a Nutwood filly two years old out of Lady Patchen selling for 1630 to F G Babcock of New York. Other top lots included a Mambrine Patchen filly two years old for 1600 to Joshua Wilkins of Massachusetts and a nine year old George Wilkes gelding for 1605 to F G Babcock of New York. A five-year-old mare by George Wilkes brought 1605 to Rudell & White of Connecticut, with similar prices paid to W C Goodloe of Kentucky for a five-year-old brown mare by Wilkes.
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Lexington
W. KK. Brasfield
Avery
George Wilkes
Bele Patchen
Governan Bros
Kentucky
Nutwood
Lady Patchen
W. C. Goodloe
Wheather Indications for New England and Nearby Regions
Indications from Washington dated February 24 forecast calmer conditions in New England with slightly warmer air and a stationary to slowly rising temperature pattern. A falling barometer trends westward this afternoon then rises later. cautious offshore signals from Cape Henoapan to Eastport. For Thursday the outlook is fair and much warmer, with no significant river changes expected.
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New England
Middle Atlantic
Caps Henlopan
Eastport
Finishers Strike at Packard & Co Over Wages
Across Brockton and other cities, workers report disputes over pay and piece rates in shoe finishing and related trades. Finishing department employees quit after Packard & Co offered lower terms, while other plants consider wage changes and union-led demands.
Fatal stabbing after Cambridge birthday party brawl
Foote Pondexter 35 wounded Timothy Crowley 21 at Barry's Corner Cambridge after driving away youths at his Banks Street home party. Pondexter says he acted in self defense. Crowley critically injured with knife wounds near heart and head. Pondexter jailed on $1800 bond for March 3 examination.
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Foote Pondexter
Washington
Banks Street
Cambridge
Fizserald
Fi & Versle
Drs. Church
Crowley
Massachusetts
Hositel
Onicer Nolan
Pondexter
Oren
Burlington Carnival Brims With Delights On Second Day
Burlington Vermont reports a vibrant second day with heavy crowds along the lakefront. The Russian slide attracts far more riders than capacity, while the coast, tobogganing, and ice yacht regatta draw many. Knight led the regatta before mechanical failures. Waltzing Dan won the three minute horse tote.
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Burlington
Neb Unis
Sherman
Knight
Waltzing Dan
Lumind
International Press Association session opens in Cincinnati
The International Press Association began its session in Cincinnati. Mayor A Smith Jr welcomed attendees and President Herbert spoke urging a permanent basis for the association. Missouri's Mr Kern was chosen secretary in the secretary’s absence as delegates from many states attended.
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Cincinnati
International Press Association
Oaeon
A. Smith, Jr
Herbert
Kern
Missouri
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Delaware
Maryland
Florida
Indian Territory
Tillmots
Kentucky
Louisiana
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Ohio
Pevrysylvania
Rlonde Island
Tennesee
Texas
West Virginia
Wisconsin
American schooner Antic C Hall arrives for mast repairs
The American fish ing schooner Antic C Hall arrived at Halifax after sailing from Gloucester on the 16th. On the 20th, while about 35 miles east of Sable Island, the mast broke off eight feet from the eyes of the rigging without warning. The vessel headed for Halifax and will be detained several days for a new mast.
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HaLifax
N. S
Antic C. Hall
Toitoy
Gloucester
Mass
Sable Island
Ume
For the Cause of Woman Suffrage Meeting in Quincy
A large Quincy audience gathered at Your Hall for a Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage Association event chaired by Charles J. Porter. William Lloyd Garrison opened the program with remarks, followed by Frederick A. Criflin, Annie H. Shaw, Cornscott Pord, and Do M. Wilson of Quincy and W R Lord of Wollaston. Music featured Wollaston Musical Society members with Edith Randall and Walter E. Moud assisting.
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Quincy
Mass
Massachusetts Woman’s Suffrage Association
Yowr Hall
Charles J. Porter
William Lloyd Garrison
and Mos
Frederick A. Criflin
Annie H. Shaw
Mias Cornscott Pord
Do M. Wilson
Quiscy
W. R. Lord
Wollaston
Wollaston Musical Society
Gts
Edith Randall
Henry B Going of Boston Shoots Self in Ayer Home
Henry B Going a 47 year old Boston broker shot himself at the residence of E Dana Bancroft in Ayer while in temporary aberration. He had suffered neuralgia and headache and is reported to be doing nicely after the wound. the bullet entered the scalp above the temple.
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Ayer
Mass
Henry B. Going
State Street
Boston
E. Dana Bancroft
Going
Railroads Offer Separate Eastern Tickets At Cut Rates
Five railroads Atlantic and Pacific Asian Pacific Denver and Rio Grande and Texas Pacific begin selling independent tickets at reduced rates in their own offices. Previously Southern Pacific controlled all Eastern bound tickets. The new departure lets each line set its own cut price and operate independently.
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San Francisco
Cal
Atlantic and Pacific
Asian Pacific
Denver
Tio Grande
Texas Pacific
Southern Pacific
Prockton couple arraigned over Auburn House case
Lemuel G. King and Medora King proprietors of the Auburn House were arraigned in court and granted a two week continuance. Several individuals named as initiates faced fines of two dollars plus costs, all but one paying.
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Prockton
Mass
Lemuel G. King
Medora King
Auburn House
Josie Jordan
Mary Kane
Belle Wright
Juils Belina
Wallace Rose
Patrick Cantwell
Timoothy Dupn
Edward Hardtiog
Alias Hyland
Watlington Out of Danger After Illness
Louisville report says Mr Wattersgon has been deemed out of danger. His wind is clearing, fever reduced, and appetite returning. recovery may be delayed by lingering effects but steady improvement expected toward a full return within a month.
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Louisville
Train strikes Mary McCarthy at Duke Street crossing
Mary McCarthy was struck and killed instantly by a train on the New York and New England road at 6 20 this evening at the Duke Street crossing Olneyville Providence authorities report the incident happened near Olneyville station.
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Providence
Mary McCarthy
New York and
New England Road
Duke Street
Olneyville
Wild Words and Irish Politics Clash Over Churchill Speech
London papers quote Mr Parnell denouncing Churchill's Belfast remarks as lacking political value while Unionists protest and Irish leaders including Sexton Chamberlain Healy and O Brien spar over home rule and Orange loyalties. commentary suggests England yields under protest and Ulster remains unsettled.
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London
Keb
Parnel
Lora Bandolph Churchill
Belfast
Ulster
Chusetisl
Orangemen
Churchill
Sexton
Caat
Salisbury
Orange
Churchill Low
Hien
Giadstone
P.P. Corner
Wili Rebiy
Healy
London Police Chief Appointment Likely to Go to Jenkinson
London reports name a possible successor to Colonel Henderson as police chief. Captain Shaw and Colonel Vincent are also considered with Mr. Jenkinson of Dublin favored, while Dilke’s allies face censure over a packed meeting.
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London
Henderson
Police Department of
Shaw
London Fire Brigade
Vincent
Jenkinson
Dublin
Colomi Hetleron
Meare
Dilke
Berlin
Lucius
Aulnay Fair Stampede Kills Three In France
In Saintonge France a herd of bullocks driven by thieves charged into spectators at the Aulnay fair. Three persons were killed and several injured as panic spread while thieves looted amid the chaos.
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Saintonge
France
Aulnay
Pro Prince Jerome Napoleon Objects to Proscription Plan
Paris February 23 Prince Jerome Napoleon publishes a letter protesting the proposed expulsion of French princes. He argues the bill renews the Loi des suspects and replaces justice with police, accusing supporters of confusing Napoleon’s legacy with revolution. Rome February 23 the pope suffers a fainting spell from overwork.
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Paris
Jerome Napoleon
Pion Pion
3Enae
Chamber of Duties
Rome
Abe Pope
Armour & Co replies to Fick on dressed beef rates
In CuIvaGo on February 23 Armour & Co issued an open letter replying to Mr Fick about the recent beef price advance to the West. The firm defends its position saying the action harms the industry and challenges the commissioner's handling while reviewing past and present market conditions for dressed beef and the costs of transport.
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CuIvaGo
Armour & Co
Portland GOP Nominates Chapman Jr for Mayor
In Portland on February 23 the Republican convention nominated Charles J. Chapman Jr for mayor. Former Mayor John W. Deering will back Chapman with a letter under the name Atyus as a candidate, with the nomination to be formalized tomorrow night.
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Portland
Pnem
Charles J. Chapman
John W. Deering
Ile
Merchants Endorse Tax Amendment in Bond Duty Talks
Merchants of New York met to back a stiff amendment from Mr A Yewitt in Congress. The proposal states that duty and merchandise in bond apply only to the quantity withdrawn. Another amendment would extend duty payment time to three years.
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New York
A. 35 Yewitt
Congress
Deafness Cured by Patent Far Drums
Reader notice offers a patent cure for deafness via Far Drums. Free book and proofs available from F. Wiscox at 653 Broadway New York. Include address for correspondence.
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Wiscox
Broadway, N. Y
Lancaster National Bank stockholders plan reestablishment
In Clanton on February 23 about twenty five stockholders holding 457 shares convened an adjourned meeting. A five member committee was appointed to study the bank’s affairs and report a reestablishment plan within two weeks. Directors were elected unanimously for the coming year.
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Clanton
Lancaster National Bank
Tts
Lancaster Savings Bank
Greenfield Savings Bank
Natick Savings Bank
Lyon Five Cent Savings Bank
Lowell Institute For Savings
Athol Savings Bank
Alfred Prge
Ayer
W. &. Batchelder
Lowel
Jane A. Wyman
John F. Harris
Marblehead
Charles 8. Hosmer
Newton
Alfred Pege
Willard Rusell
William L. Ward
Charles L. Hosmer
Jerome Gardiner
W.R. Baichbeker
Issac CG
Wyman
Horace Viper
H. S. Nourse
Meetiag E
Committee of Five
Frank D Allien
Lynn
Tank
Dexi
Butler
Thut Colorel Allen
Foxboro Tragedy Case Arraigns William Lyons in Murder
William A Lyons aged 19 is arraigned in Foxboro Town Hall on charges of murdering Mrs Elizabeth Arrington. Defense by Henry Fales and William Devidson. Detective Pratt for the government. Evidence focuses on Lyons whereabouts and conduct. defense seeks discharge. bail denied for grand jury.
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Foxboro
William A. Lyons
Elizabeth Arrington
Henry E. Fales
Milford
William E. Devidson
Boston
Bumpus
Pratt
Jd. G. 5. Hitchcosk
Young Lyon
Benhalf
Lyons
Alington
Fales
Mereho
Dedham
John Kirby
Bennet Brought To Book In Tobacco Theft Arrest
Patrolman Evans chased a youth carrying about fifty pounds of tobacco on Beach street. The suspect dropped the box, fought, and a pistol discharged injuring Patrolman Doener. The man, William Bennett, was captured and jailed. Bennett is also accused of wrecking and entering Reagan's saloon at 7 Albany street and stealing a revolver, keys, and other goods.
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Evans
Beach Street
Harrison Avenue
Beuxch Street
Doener
Getation
William Bennett
Pilsmouth
Muass
Bennett
Reegan’s
Albany Street
Reagan
Disasters at Sea Wreck Two Schooners and a Steamer
Reports from San Francisco detail South Pacific disasters. The schooner Navigator capsized near Apia with seven passengers saved from a valuable vessel worth 10,000 dollars. The Darmatila foundered in the Hewniano channel with six crew and one passenger believed lost, valued at 6,500 dollars. The steamer Planter wrecked on a reef near Nihanu while en route from Kynai to Nihanu, with no lives lost and value 75,002 dollars.
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San Francisco
Cal
South Pacific Islands
Navigator
Apia
Samoa
Darmatila
Savewich Islands
Hew
Niano
Planter
Kynai
Nihanu
Sandwich Islands
Five Mormons Arrested in District Attorney Assault Case
Salt Lake City February 23 Five persons were arrested for the assault on United States District Attorney Dickson including Frank J Cannon Hugh Cannon Angus Cannon Buckley and S A Keaner. Indications point to a matured plot to assassinate Mr Dickson. Apostle George Cannon sent a message expressing horror and detestation at the assault and denying any involvement.
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Salt Lake City
Dickson
Frank J. Cannon
Hugh Cannon
George Qj
Angus Cannon
Theatres Agree to End Holographs for Advertising
A Chicago meeting of theatre managers formed a committee to draft an agreement banning holographs as advertising attractions. The move aims to end issuing admission tickets in exchange for window space, cutting costs for theatres.
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Chicago
New York Wins Cooking Main on Pennsylvania Line
A cooking main between Baltimore and New York birds near Schenck's station on the Pennsylvania railroad ended in favor of New York. Many sporting men from New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia attended and wagers were heavy with 1000 on the main 1000 on the odd status and a silver cup valued at 1000 offered as a prize.
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Philadelphia
Balttimore
New York
Schenck
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Schedule Committee Sets 2024 Baseball Season Start
Detroit officials report the National Base Ball League schedule committee finished work in Detroit and will seek league ratification at the March meeting in New York. It is expected Detroit opens the season in St Louis and travels to Kansas City. No details of the committee's vote were released.
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Detroit
Mich
New York
St. Loui
Atal Cheavo
Kaneas City
Authors' carnival dazzles at First Unitarian Church
The February event at Old Fellows Hall organized by the First Unitarian Church featured 48 characters in costume. Participants portrayed a wide range of figures from Shakespeare to other literary worlds, delivering a brilliant display of creativity.
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Lynn
First Unitarian Church
Old Fellows’ Hal
Supreme Court Orders Action in Western Union Case
In Albany on February 23 the special term of the Supreme Court ordered the sheriff of New York to show cause why an execution has not been returned in the case involving the People vs Western Union Telegraph Company.
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Atbany
N. Y
Supreme Court
Shesvit of
New York
Caue
Pepleve
Western Union Teleesboth Company
Paice's Furniture Offers Roll Top Desks at Low Prices
Paice's Furniture Company announces roll top desks with the latest improvements at lower prices than any other house in the market. Located at 44 Crna' street, customers can buy top quality pieces now.
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Paice
Crna’ Sticet
Knights of Labor Present Their Side in Beverly Labor Dispute
Salem reports the Knights of Labor present their view on Beverly factory troubles begun last May. A price list and arbitration plan triggered clashes with Manufacturers' Association, delays, and eventual shutdowns as talks failed to yield a price agreement.
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Salem
Mass
Knights of Labor
Knights
Beverly
Manufacturers’ Association
Lxann
Brockton
K. of L
Manufacturers’ Committee
Lynn and
Knights of Labor Committee
Labor Committee
Wallis
Wallis, Killam & Bray
Conmitte
Tuesay Evenay
Rovdock
Wicon
Jon
H. Lefavour
Khileam & Bray
Fim
Lynn
Se H Norwood & Co
Clark & Holbrook
Selion
Frank Woolbury
Joseph Waillis
Statenm Nt
wors—Nurwoon
Sous’ and Clark
Fires Reported Across Cities Including St Paul Worcester Yokohama and Ottawa
A series of fires causes fatalities and property loss. Edward Tarr dies attempting to save stock from a Salem New Hampshire barn fire. Worcester sees a saloon and house fire tied to Councilman Kennedy. Mannheim Bros. dry goods store fire in St Paul endangers the block. Yokohama hotel Fire destroys the Windsor Hotel with $100000 loss. US Consul General Denny escapes. False alarm at Hotel Pelham in Boston. A baby dies in a Carondelet, Illinois house fire. Ottawa Parliament buildings’ western block suffers fire and water damage worth thousands.
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Lawrence
Mass
Edward Tarr
Salem
N. H
Worcester
Cornelius
Kennedy
East Central Street
East
Paul, Minn
Mannheim Bros
Pioneer Press Office
San Francisco
Cal
Yokohama
Windsor Hotel
United States
Denny
Corea
Wall
Parliament Buildings
Marine and Fisheries and Agricultural Departments
Grand jury indicts Samuel Bingham in federal case at New Haven
NEW TIAVEN Conn February 23 In United States District Court today the grand jury filed a bill against Samuel Bingham who was bound over yesterday by United States counselors.
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New Tiaven
Conn
United States District Court
Samuel Bingham
Investigation of Franchise By New York Committee
The investigation opened without key figures as Mr. Conkling and aldermen absent. President Foshay testified a Philadelphia syndicate planned to buy 10 000 shares while inspector Byrnes and others met privately. A statement denied wrongdoing and claims no payments to aldermen were involved. Albany House session urged attorney general to revoke Broadway Surface Railroad franchise privileges.
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New York
Conkling
Senator Low
Foshay
Seventh Avenue Road
Philadelphia
Byrnes
Grand Jury
Martine
Bliss
Board of Aldermen
Albany
N. Y
Canton
State of
Broadway Surface Railroad
Benjamin Stone Jr Women’s Relief Corps forms in Dorchester
Ladies of Benjamin Stone Jr Post 68 G A R organize a new relief corps in Post 68 Hall Harrison Square Dorchester. Officers elected include Mrs D B Read Wales president and Mrs Charles B Stiles senior vice president. Public installation drew many dignitaries and the group begins with sixty members.
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Benjamin Stone, Jr
Dorchester
Post 68
Hall
Harrison Square
Women’s Relief Corps
DB. Read Wales
Charles B. Stiles
Jarvis Baker
Margaret P
Emma B. Lead
L. A. Turner
S$. Agneés Parker
Department of Massachusetts
Paul van der Voort
Geanmander Tobin
Evans and Cressey
Ef. GO
Seventeenth Annual Ball For St James Temperance Society
The St James Young Men's Christian Temperance Society held its seventeenth annual ball at Paine Memorial Hall last night. Over 500 couples attended and a substantial sum was raised for the society treasury to aid temperance among young men. Fames orchestra provided music for a concert and dancing with a duty intermission supper served. The event was organized by committees led by Wd. Driscoll and P. F. King alongside J. Regan and E. Fitzgerald among others.
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St. James
P. F. King
T. J. Toomey
J J. Sulliven
D. F. Calder
Hy J. O'Keefe
J. Regan
E. Jd. Fitzgerald
Joyotuinn G. Fennessey
Willan A. Devlin
John D. Cronin
Richard A. Sullivan
Floor
M J. Driscoll
T. T. Toomey
City Editor Walter Maker Recruited as Evening Record Manager
About twenty five Advertiser employees visited the Evening Record office to honor Walter Maker who left the Advertiser to become managing editor at the Record. They presented a life size crayon portrait of Maker, framed, crafted by Benjamin D. Drohan of South Boston.
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Walter G. Maker
Advertiser
Evening Record
Maker
Record Office
Jetnd. Drohan
Benjamin D. Drohan
South
Boston
Cambridge Democrats elect officers and plan monthly meetings
The Cambridge Democratic City Committee elected Chairman Hon A B Alger Secretary John F McCarthy and Treasurer Jeames H Wells for the coming year. A 2 per member assessment was voted and regular meetings will be held on the first Friday evening of each month as further organization is refined. Financial position described as good.
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Camden
Bunvker Hill
Knights of Labor
Monument Society Hall
Wells Memorial Hall
L. A
City Point Assembly
Knights of Tabor
Gray’s (Upper) Hall
South Boston
Democratic City Committee of
Cambridge
A. B Alger
John F. McCarthy
Jeames H. Wells
Purity and Excellence in Walsh’s Charlestown Liquors
The notice praises John H. Walsh of 2 and % Charlestown street for selling liquors believed to be pure and excellent. It highlights his old Hennessy brandy, Algerian brandy, and aged sherries and ports as superior choices for sick rooms and discerning customers.
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John H. Walsh
Charlestown Street
Hennessy
Stis
Mystery Woman Seen Exiting R and J Store With Hamburg Piece
Yesterday morning a woman in a Wack dress and eirof mystery hurried from R and J. Giebrisv's store at 5 and 7 Winter Street with a large piece of Hamburg. The item cost 12ig cents and she did not hurry to show neighbors as the great sale continues at 7 Winter Street.
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R & J. Giebrisv
Witer Street
Hamburg
Winter Street
Patrolman Returns Lost Jewelry To Grateful Woman
Lieutenant Johnson of the fifth division found four gold water andeni on Dartmouth street yesterday afternoon. He chased a nearby woman, learned the items belonged to her, and returned the jewelry as he was about to enter a home.
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Johnson
Dartmouth Street
Carut ed Maschusetts Institute meeting at Youngs Hotel
The regular annual meeting of the Car ut ed Massachusetts Institute for technology was held at Youngs Hotel. H. W. Tyler presided over about thirty members seated at the table. Absent members sent regrets. Election of officers yielded H. W. Tyler as secretary and A. J. Purimou as vice secretary.
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Maschusetts Institute For Technology
Young's
Betweening
H. W. Tyler
Lettie Saf
Arport
H.W. Pyler
A. J. Purimou
Phillips Brooks on the Christian Ministry at Sever Hall
Harvard University audience fills Sever Hall as Rev. Phillips Brooks argues leadership is essential for ministers today. He urges liberal belief, public engagement, and a future ministry unbound by profit, stressing growth, duty, and compassionate action.
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Sever Hall
Harvard University
Phillips Brooks
D. D
Rlubes
Mrs Thomas Cushings Ball At Papantis Notable Society Event
The Papanti s Ball hosted by Mrs Thomas Cushing drew a large audience from New York Newport and Providence. Floral decorations by Doyle and music by Baldwin s Cadet band complemented the elegant costumes with gowns of yellow satin and pink tulle. Notables present included Mr and Mrs L L Winthrop New York Governor and Mrs Whittemore Newport and many other prominent families.
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Thomas Cushing
New York
Newport
Providence
Doyle
Baldwin
Whittemore
Rloodie Iland
Mies
Charlotte Winthrop
Bh L. Winthrop
Meg. Whit
Jumea Iwrenee
Groton
Robert Cushing
Gordon Dexter, Jr
Georges Winston
Frank Veaboedy
Miss Cabot
Albert Nickerson
Wedding at Cambridge Residence Unites Minnie Holmes and Phineas Ellis
A brilliant ceremony was held at 75 Allston street Cambridgeport uniting Minnie Alice Holmes daughter of Descon Isaac C Holmes and Phineas Pwight Ellis of Brooklyn New York. Rev W GC Richmond and Rev Gorge Hoar officiated with a large reception and nearly 200 elegant presents. The couple departed for a bridal trip through New York as many friends offered well wishes.
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Descon Isaac C. Holmes
Allston Street
Cambridgeport
Minnie Alice Holmes
Phineas Pwight Ellis
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. GC. Richmond
Cambridge
Gorge , Hoar
Somerville
Cawbridge
Messrs
Issac G
Will KF. Holmes
Frank Sumter
Cha'ies Cook
New York
M. Taylor
Jobo D. Klis
Dedann
Ami Megs
W. Cook
Boston
Couns
Stevrns
Cambritee
Geeze H. Helwes
Frank McD Mall
Wil Cocksed
George H. Kkogg
Patten and Larrabee Wedding In Swedenborgian Church
Jono Q. Patten of the Post Publishing Company wed Lucy W. Larrabee daughter of Charles W. Larrabee in Kath Me within Swedenborgian Church. Rev S F Dike officiated. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s father’s house with many generous gifts. The couple departed by afternoon train for the South and will reside in Verdeme after March 10. Captain John Patten, aged about six years shy of his ninetieth, could not attend due to ill health.
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Jono Qo, Patten
The
Post Publishing Company
Lucy W. Larrabee
Charles W. Larrabee
Kath
Ferencon
S. F Dike Wes
Convict William E. Kelley Recalled for Violation of Parole
William E. Kelley, released from Concord reformatory on Sept 19 1835 under good conduct parole, has returned to crime and served five months for larceny. He was arrested at his home on Marion by Officer Hoepeac and Phomponet at a precept from the prison commission for parole violations and will be returned to Concord to serve the remaining portion of his sentence.
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Concord Reformatory
Perscon
Marion
Ofivers
Prison Commission
Concord
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Benjamin F. Johns
Mednerd
Frank K. Bonny
North Egremont
Iver
Edgar
Graves
North Bucksport
Catherine E. Smith
Porter Misa
A.M. French
Daniel W. Jeett
Stackland’s Frig
Nathan H. Sawtelle
West Dresden
Frank A Reed
Connecticut
Midlefield
Isaac P. Corfiwall
Prospect
Sarah
Tamacge
Charles B. Hlarmon
District of Maine
National Theatre
Mt. Vernon
Fall River
Howard
Packard
Muie Spinners’ Association
Howard Gaid
Pela Moe
Lieg
Willis
American Print Works
Rhode Island
Rhde Iland
Rockport
Centreville
Hoston
Observ 4
Sigyat Syxvios
U. B. Ae Soston
PY Pv Beromember
G. O. Taylor
Packard's
N. R. Packard & Co
Rowarden
Fieeto the
Metal Workers’ Union
Knigita of Labor
McCormick
Union Pacific Labor
Omaha
Union Pacific Railway
Nebraska
Manchester
Smyth’s Hall
Amoskeag
Wak
Forman Assembly
Sofaners’ Union
Knight of Labor
Kilme
Camden. Me
Knox County Lime Association
Gunty
Lockland Knight of Labor
Timothy Crowley
Intervational Press
Mikk Iheir
MH. Watlkerson
Banger
Greece
England
Londor S
E&w
Colonel Vincent
Mr. Jenkinson
Captain Shaw
Lord Roebery
Hace Runbold
Aspens
Delyannis
Mins
Prince Napoleon
Mie
Armour &C
Maneger Deakin
Stetson
Deakin
Tadits
Portland City Politics
Osgood Welsh
Lancaster Bank
Foxborou
William Lyons
Bennet
Cannon
Beverlys Siorky
Board of Arbitration
Minaufacturers’ Committee
A. Perry
A. Perry & Co
J.H. Baker
J. H. Baker & Co
Joseph Wallis
Walls, Killam & Bray
Rufus Woodbury
Woodbury Gros
Frank Woodbury
Municipal Board
District Assembly
Loey
Fred Ink
Beard
Tespectasy
Joan UW Lefavour
Frohock
Hotel Pelham
Boylston and
Tremont Streets
Binghaam
Siover Marvin
Windham Bank
Bingham
Broadway
Grand Army Relief Corps
Cambridge Dprvmocrats
Suk Propem
Messrs. Hoe
Post Publishing CO
Milk Street
Christian Ministry
Society AT
Papanths
Drs. Thomas Cushing
Patten -Larrrabee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!