Tenements for Laboring People at Providence Project
Dr Chase Wiggin leaves 16500 to relatives and institutions as the nucleus of a 500000 fund to build tenements in Providence rented to laboring people. Income from the buildings would aid in hiring more city school teachers if the city cooperates by providing rooms. He also bequeaths 4000 to Meredith New Hampshire, 2000 to Dartmouth College, 2000 to Brown University, 4000 to the Rhode Island Medical Society, and 500 to New Hampshire state.
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Providence
Chase Wiggin
Meredith
N.H
Dartmouth College
Brown University
Rhode Island Medical Society
State of
New Hampshire
American Syndicate Buys Spool and Shuttle Works
The American Bobbin and Shuttle Company has purchased the Woonsocket Spool and Bobbin Company works and the Gun & Brown Shuttle Company plant in Lawrence Massachusetts. Machinery will move to Lowell to form a new business center. William O Newton is surveying Durham Robbin and Shuttle in North Carolina and Kentucky Robbin and Shuttle in Louisville for amalgamation. Machinery and business from the added concerns will relocate to the Woonsocket plant, expanding its size.
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Woonsocket, R. L
American Bobbin and Shuttle Company
Woonsocket Spool and Bobbin Company
Gun & Brown Shuttle Company
Union Shuttle Company
Lawrence
Mass
Lowell
William O. Newton
North Carolina
Durham Robbin & Shuttle Company
American Company
Louisville
Kentucky Robbin & Shuttle Company
American
Woonsocket
Concessions Repudiated by Pennsylvania Railroad Group
In Pitrssure Pennsylviana the grievance committee rejected concessions offered by the Pennsylvania Company. If General Manager Wood’s intentions are final, President Roberts will be telegraphed to confer with railroaders’ grand officers. A strike is hinted but not considered likely.
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Pitrssure
Penn
Pennsylvania Company
Wood
Roberts
English firms to shift plush manufacture to United States
In Manchester England on February 27 reports confirm Sir Titus Salt's Son Co will start plush production in the United States. A New York cable asks for silk yarn prices for the Bridgeport Connecticut mill. Hind of Bradford has moved plush work to America, and other firms trim output, leaving operatives with reduced work.
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Mancheestrer
Eng
Titus Salt
United States
New York
Bridgeport
Conn
Hind
Bradford
English Factory Reform Moves to Committee
In the House of Commons on February 27, Mr Henry Matthews moved the second reading of a factories bill to improve ventilation, prevent overcrowding, cap the working day at twelve hours with meals, and allow inspectors to call in surgeons to judge child fitness. Sidney Buxton urged practical effectiveness. Sir Henry James urged extension in committee. The bill passed the second reading and was referred to the Committee on Trades.
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London
House of Commons
Henry Matthews
Home Department
Sidney C. Buxton
Henry James
Committee On
Quelled Fight Between Federation and Union Dock Laborers
London dated report says a clash at Tilbury docks opposite Gravesend was quelled by police after the federation and union laborers fought. MP Furness won leaders’ approval of terms of a compromise to submit to the Shipping Federation. Aberdeen reports all dock laborers struck and rioting anticipated as police faced repeated charges.
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London
Federation
Tilbury Docks
Gravesend
Furness
M P
Shipping Federation
Aberdeen
The Electrotypers Strike Deepens as Jobs Move
The Electrotypers claim employers are sending work to Hartford and New York, keeping up pressure while workers resist surrender. Employers counter that operations continue normally as the strike stalls progress, with no immediate change in the case.
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Hartford
New York
Close of the New England Light Brahma Club Show at Faneuil Hall
The final day attracted many poultry enthusiasts as the New England Light Brahma Club exhibition closed at 9 pm. Judges awarded prizes across classes led by George W. Fletcher and G V Fletcher with multiple exhibitors from Belmont Brighton Waltham and Boston area towns securing top placings in cockerels pullets and collection categories. A silver cup premium for best male and four females went to George V. Fletcher.
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Enland Light Brahma Club
Faneuil Hall
Alens
George W. Fletcher
Belmont
Charles A. Wheeler
Brighton
J. W. Siaw
Brockton
E. G C. Kenton
Waverly
W. Ellery Bneht
G. V. Fletcher
J. W. Shaw
C. A. Wheeler
George Davis
H. H. Bamford
A. B. Yeaton
Stoneham
G.C. Buckman
E. A. Holbrook
W. H. Wilson
Larner & Elliott
Westbridgewater
George V. Fieicher
HIS MOST FAITHFUL MOURNER
A Skye terrier named Dick mourns his master George Cunniff who died at the St George Hotel. Dick waits daily at Clinton street store windows for his absent owner, eats little, and pines at the hotel door, hoping for a return that never comes.
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George Cunnis
St. George Hotel
Brook Inn
Little Dick
No. 16
Clinton Street
Orly
Mr. Canniff
St. George
Republican League Convention Call for Cincinnati 1891
Call issued to Republican state leagues and delegates. National League Executive Committee directs the fourth annual convention of the Republican League of the United States to convene in Cincinnati Ohio at noon on April 21 1891 with reports of officers election of officers and executive committee members designation of the next meeting place and other business. Delegates entitled to one vote each. states to elect alternates. circular information to follow from national headquarters. Also notes a funeral incident in South Hingham Massachusetts where Rev Charles T Billings fainted and a bank director Edmund Hersey finished the service.
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New York
Republican State Leagues of the
United States
National Convention
National League Convention
Nashville
Tenn
Republican League of the United States
Cincinnati
League
National League
National Organization
Joan M. T'hurston
Andrew B. Hillmparsy
Hingham
William C. Wilder
South Hingham
Wilder
Charles T. Billings
Unitarian Church
Edmund Hersey
Hingham Nationa Bank
Marriages Folio: Hyndman Smith Lucas Healey Newell Spear
In this city on Feb 25 and Feb 24 clergy performed multiple marriages. George C Hyndman wed Ada E Smith. George KE Lucas of Boston married Grace W Healey of Brooklyn. Walter W Newell wed Minnie FB Spear. Floyd 8 Russell of Mystic Conn wed Mary J Hrost of Manchester NH. One ceremony took place in South Framingham.
Multiple Obituaries From Chelsea to Paris
A parade of death notices from Boston area cities lists William Ampton Hiram Blossom Mary Rock Henry Davenport Jessie Dodge Harriett Esty Martha Ferris Frederick Franks Edward Grant Lavinia Howard Elizabeth Judge Eleanor Kearns Edward Souchard Mary A Rowe Isaiah Shute Sarah Ann Wright Harriet Proctor Sara Boutwell Henderson Hills Eliza Winthrop. Notices include ages, wives or widows, and funeral details, with locations in Chelsea Bedford Cambridgeport Charlestown Hingham Belmont and Paris.
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Bampton
Chelsea
William Ampton
Blossom
Hiram A. Blossom
Rock
North
Cambridge
Mary
William A. Rock
Clark
Bedford
Hiram Clark
Davenport
Pembroke
Henry A. Davenport
P Dodge
Topsheld
Mass
Jessie
Dodge
William Ladd Ldue
Esty
Newton
Harriett
Amos Esty
Ferris
Iais
Washington Street
Somerville
Martha J. Ferris
Franks
Frederick Franks
Grani
Edward H. Grant
Howard
Brockton
Lavinia T. Howard
Thomas J. Howard
Elizabeth
Henry Judge
Kerns
Groton
Eleanor F
John B. Kearns
Pelteres
Cambridgeport
Edward Souchard
Helen M
Charies J. Peters
Rowe
Charlestown
Mary A
Catherine
George Rowe
Shute
South Hingham
Isaiah Shute
Hingham
Sarah Ann
George Wright
Proctor
Boston
Harriet S. Proctor
John C. Proctor
Brimmer Street
Boutwell—I
Belmont
Sara A. Boutwell
Roland H. Bout- Well
George F. Blake
Clark Street
Hill
Henerson Inches
Caroline Inches
Adams Sherman Hill
Winthrop
Paris
France
Eliza Ann Coles
Benjamin Robert Winthrop
New York
Massachusetts hearing on corporate law amendments set
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notes a hearing by the Committee on Mercantile Affairs on March 4 at 10 o'clock in State House room 5. Topics include delaying periods for incorporators, par value of shares, prepayment of capital, and stockholder liability limits under chapters 106 and 106 of the public statutes. Charles Haggerty chairs. Geo N Swallow is clerk.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State House
Hoston
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Charles Haggerty
Geo. N. Swallow
Slate House
Boston
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
M. Alfred, Pinkerton
B.marvin Fernald
Alice Walker
Alfred
Pinkerton
B. Marvin Fernald
Roint No. 2
Senate Committee On
P. Marvin Ferrald
Bustos
Chainman
Handy large type atlas praised for practicality
Its handy form large type frequent maps and flexible binding are among its meritorious points Nation No The best of the kind published Bulletin Philadelphia notes the atlas as a superior example with practical features and user friendly design.
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Bulletin
Phila
Miss Weber's Delicate Portraits Praised in Review
A Spectator lauds Miss Weber for painting characters with skill and delicacy. The book is described as a studious, interesting work reflecting careful storytelling and thoughtful craftsmanship.
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