Chicago Wins Vote to Hold 1892 World’s Fair
The roll call ends with Chicago 157 New York 107 St Louis 25 Washington 13, giving Chicago a majority by three votes. Members from Chicago cheer as the House adjourns amid celebration. New York reacts with disappointment and political commentary from editors and leaders.
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the Tribune
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Tom Platt
Senate clash over amended report and personal privilege
In Washington the Senate heard Mr Chandler claim Senator Call of Florida uttered offensive words and altered his report. Chandler moved that Call be censured for breach of privilege and that the added paragraph be struck from the Congressional Record. Call defended his edits saying he merely clarified his remarks. Chandler pressed for action, asserting the language harmed reputations.
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Wasrington
Chandler
Florida
Mr. Call
Mr. Chandler
Senate
South
Saunders
United States
New Hampshire
Bangguo
Senate Debates on Illiteracy Bill and Florida Controversy
The Senate debated a controversial amendment to the interstate commerce act aimed at aiding Western farmers by adjusting long and short haul rates. Elsewhere discussions centered on a New Hampshire senator in a dispute over a published denunciation, and opposition to the Blair educational bill citing constitutional and practical concerns.
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Senate
Florida
Cali
Committee On Practice
Paddock
West
Commission
Attorney- General
Marshal Mizell
Saunders
United States
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Blair Educational
Faulkner
New Hampshire
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Ins
Congress
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Mexshall
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Ogden
South
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Paulkner
Kentucky
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Texas
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North
Platt
Secretary of the Interior
Gila Point Reservation
Arizona
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Unitarian Grove Meeting Association organized in state
The Unitarian Grove Meeting Association formed as a corporation with officers elected. President Rev S C Beane of Newburyport Massachusetts. vice presidents William H Baldwin Boston Hon F T Greenharge Lowell Mark P Emery Portland Rev J E Wright Montpelier VI J C Otis Worcester. Board of trustees George Bb Chandler Manchester J A Hill Concord J C Danforth Concord Dr John H Gilman Lowell Daniel Whitcher Bath Rev L B McDonald Wolfboro Rev Lyman Clark Andover Woodbridge Collins Concord Treasurer J A Hill Clerk J W Fellows Manchester.
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Coxcorp
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S. C. Beane
Newburyport
Mass
William H. Baldwin
Boston
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Lowell
Mark P. Emery
Portland
J. E. Wright
Montpelier
J. C. Otis
Soap Cakes Display Brightens Local Charity Drive
The window at C. E. Woodward & Co., 52 Bromfield Street, shows 10,000 cakes of soap offered for a purely nominal 9 cents each. The display aims to ease the burden of philanthropic efforts once deemed a despair.
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C. E. Woodward & Co
Bromfield Street
Anent Mr Zubof and the Nationalist financier case
Henry W. Austin of the Nationalist Magazine recounts money dealings with Mr Zubof Lipmann at Tremont House. He details small loans totaling $15 and a series of discounted notes, a borrowed $100, meals and clothes funded by Zubof, unpaid bills at Tremont House, and a scheme involving a ring. Austin alleges deception, exposure, and a forced repayment with witnesses present. Zubof attended Apthorp reception and Tremont Theatre last evening.
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Nationalist Magazine
Zubof
The
Post
Tremont House
Austin
Lipmann
Nationalist
Claremont Park
Saremont House
Aroud
Hill
Boston
Faught & Hovey
Tom Galvin
St. Petersburg
K. T. Zubof
M. M. de Lipmann
St. Petersburgs
Brown Brothers & Co
State Street
Brown Bros. & Co
Crowell & Co
Waving
Pemberton Square
W. F. Apthorp
The Church and Politics Debate at Congregational Club
A February Congregational Club dinner in Odd Fellows Hall featured ministers and laymen debating The Relation of the Church to Politics. Speakers included Rev Twombly of Charlestown and Mr Winfield S Slocum of Newton, with new members elected such as Charles E Aldrich Roxbury and Rev Charles E Andrews Somerville.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
C. C. Cofftin
J. ©. Porter
Watertown
W. 8S. Slocum
Newton
G. A. Te
Winfield S. Slocum
New England
George R. Fisk
Cambridge
John L. Swift
David M. Beach
E. C. Bullock
H. &. Pomeroy
Mgr. Batt
Charles E. Aldrich
Roxbury
Charles E. Andrews
Somerville
J. H. Bigelow
Framingham
Lyman G. Case
Cambridgeport
Charles W. Davis
Newton Centre
George E. Doty
Hyde Park
Lewis F. Hobbs
West Medford
Charles Litter
Boston
Clarence T. Mooar
George W. Pierce
Jamaica Plain
Charles E
Union Carpenter Union Initiates Nine New Members
Union 33 members joined nine new recruits at Dexter Hall led by Henry Lloyd of Toronto, with addresses by others. Congratulatory remarks celebrated Tremont Temple demonstration. Ongoing strikes affected Swift building on North street, Evans & Loombs free stone cutters, and brick layers in Caledonian Hall. Amalgamated Carpenters at 16 Howard street held a well attended meeting praising eight hour agitation progress.
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Dexter Hall
Henry Lloyd
Toronto
International Union
Tremont Temple
Swift
North Street
Evans
Bricklayers’ Union
Caledonian Hall
Amalgamated Carpenters
Howard Street
Kneisel Quartette Delivers Admirable Fourth Concert in Boston
Arthur Weld reports a large audience heard the Kneisel Quartet last night with a strong program featuring Chadwick’s Quintette for piano and strings, Haydn and Schubert works. Chadwick’s piece is praised for its masterly construction and successful balance between piano and strings, with extensive commendation of Whiting’s chamber music playing and the ensemble’s superb throughout.
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Kneisel Quartette
W. Chadwick
Haydn
Schubert
Chadwick
Boston
Whiting
Kneisel
Higginson
Arthur Weld
Newton Civil Service Reform Association Appeals for Funding
The Newton Civil Service Reform Association sends resolutions to Massachusetts delegation urging Congress to fund the United States Civil Service Commission. They reference the commission’s report noting a need for about $18,000 more than this year’s appropriation and a total of $53,000, plus additional funds for system extension. Newton, Feb. 15, 1890.
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Congress
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Commission
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Newton
Behold thou art old A sharp Methodist veteran critique
The Rev. Jay Benson Hamilton of Brooklyn preached at Wesleyan Hall on old ministers. He condemned the church for discarding aging pastors, calling their treatment a crime and urging reforms such as pro rata support, veterans’ homes, and annual observances at conferences and churches.
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Jay Benson Hamilton
Brooklyn
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Methodist Church
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Samuel
Hamilton
Pan American Congress and Columbus centennial lecture
Joseph Cook spoke at Tremont Temple on subsidies to trade by land and sea. He framed Pan American aims as global reform, urged early Columbus centennial focus, and endorsed arbitration as a path to world peace and self government. He also defended protectionism with reciprocity, critiqued polygamy harms, and proposed Utah and Idaho reforms.
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America
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Washington
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Endowment House
Supreme Court of the United States
Idaho
Saltnre City
Utah
Edmunds
Supreme Court
Golden Gate
Congressman's Dinner Guests Highlight Washington Event
Congressman Andrew hosted a Washington dinner last evening with notable attendees ex Secretary Whitney and ex Governor Carroll of Maryland among the guests. Mrs Louise Chandler Moulton works on a collective edition of Philip Bourke Marston poems including unpublished pieces. Professor James Russell Lowell cannot lecture at the University of Pennsylvania this week due to illness, with hopes of rescheduling next autumn. Professor Hijalmar Hjorth Boyesen will substitute this season delivering a course on The Novel.
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Washington
Whitney
Carroll
Maryland
Louise Chandler Moulton
Philip Bourke Marston
James Russell Lowell
University of Pennsylvania
Lowell
Hijalmar Hjorth Boyesen
Public auction of John Kelly estate in Dorchester Ave
By license from the Suffolk Probate Court the estate of the late John Kelly will be sold at public auction on Wednesday March 5 1890 at 4 30 PM at 1326 Dorchester Avenue. The parcel covers about 4237 square feet and is bounded by Markham and Glover land and Dorchester Avenue. Taxes for 1889 due, $500 cash required at sale, title examination available for one week.
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Dorchester Avenue
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Kneeland Street
Hudson
John Robbins
Dwight C. Robbins
George T. Bosson
Boylston Street
Columbus Avenue
Park Square
Mortgagee's Sale of Boston Hack Bay Lot in 1890 Auction
Public auction to sell, on March 13, 1890, a parcel in Boston Hack Bay bounded by West Chester Park, Speare land, and lots 6 and 2 on a Puller Whitney plan. Sale subject to easements, restrictions, and a prior mortgage of 17,500 dollars. five hundred dollars due at sale. Charles Rollins, mortgagee, Boston.
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West Chester Park
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Leeds
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Rollins
Willam Bussell
Charles Hollins
Rack Bay
Fuller & Whitney
West Chester
Hellani Street
Said Rollins
Said Bassett
William Bassett
Charles Roling
Back Bay
Bassett
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Backay
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Saul Rollins
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