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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1896

Page

8

Reorganization committee planned by Democratic State committee

Judge Corcoran chairs a new rules committee for the Democratic State committee to be formed this Saturday. The plan aims to heal internal differences over federal posts and restore city and town strength shown in 89 and 90. Possible chairmen include Philip J. Farley or Linwood S. Pratt, with Corcoran directing the effort.

Committee On Reorganization Committee On Democratic State Committee Judge Corcoran Corcoran

Rumors of New England Lease Rattle Rail Circles

The New York New Haven and Hartford lease of the New England road is rumored but unconfirmed. In Boston, President Clark and vice presidents Odell and Kendricks frequent discussions fuel speculation while lawmakers see no direct legislative move. Josiah Benton notes freight moves from Park Square to South Boston require grade crossing elimination and a track-service contract with the New England. He also cites a union depot plan, proposing a Kneeland Street station to serve both roads and the public.

New York, New Haven & Hartford New England Road State House Clark Boston Odell Kendricks Stanley Railroad Committee Josiah Benton New Haven Road The Post Park Square South Boston New England Union Depot Benton Kneeland Street

Salvation Army Officer Pleads for Unity Amid Booth Controversy

Brigadier William Brewer of New England denounces calls for a split after the recall of Commander and Mrs. Booth. He argues unity is essential, warns separation would destroy the army’s work, and urges auxiliaries to pray for both sides while pledging loyalty to the movement.

William Brewer Salvation Army New England New York Ballington Booth Booth Salvationists of America Salvationists General Booth Willam Booth Angels of Light

Local Kids Clothing Price List From Small Ads

A catalog of boys and children clothing with prices including overcoats reefers ulsters suits and long pant outfits. Items show multiple price points such as $2.00 $6.00 and $8.00 for coats and $1.93 to $6.50 for reefers and suits. Includes short pants blouses and unfaundered waists with various cents values.

Movement Unity Emphasized By William Brewer

The statement urges nationwide recognition of continued unity within the international movement and its world-wide administration, stressing strength through global coordination and country specific branches for workers.

William Brewer

Salvation Army Unity Debate Aired In New York Meeting

Brigadier Brewer says Salvation Army of New England will have its own building in Boston by next year. He criticizes Ballington Booth’s bid for independence, praises Eva Booth, and notes unity is the army’s goal with plans for a Boston War Cry and a Music Hall speech in New England.

Ballington Booth America General Booth Boston Chicago San Francisco New York D Booth Salvation Army New England Booth Tucker India London Eva Booth Music Hall

Salvation Army Leaders Stand Firm for United Army

Despatches from top Salvation Army officers across the North South East and West affirm unity and oppose any independent Salvation Army for America. The officers insist on maintaining the national structure and shared mission.

New York Salvation Army United States America

Lamington Captain Suspended Three Months for Grounding

The New York inquiry board found Captain Duff mainly responsible for the Lamington grounded on Long Island February 4 and suspended his license for three months. First Officer Smith was deemed partly responsible for keeping an incorrect log book. The panel included British Consul General Percy Sanderson and captains from the Campania and Scotia.

New York Lamington Long Island Duff Smith Percy Sanderson Cunard Line Campania Anchor Scotia

Lewis J. Dudley Dead

Lewis J. Dudley president of the Clark School for the Deaf died at his Elm street home in Northampton. Born November 11 1815 in Guilford Conn he studied at Yale and earned law and theology degrees before opening Shady Lawn School. He served in Massachusetts Senate and House of Representatives and helped build the Massachusetts Central railroad. He married Theresa Hunt Bates and is survived by daughter Ella Theresa Krause.

Northampton Lewis J. Dudley Clark School For the Deaf Elm Street Guilford Conn Joel Harriet Griswold Dudley Yale Law Theological School Shady Lawn Massachusetts State Senate Massachusetts Central Railroad Dudley Theresa Hunt Bates Isaac Do. Bates Daniel Webster United States Senate Ella ‘Theresa Wallace H. Krause Boston

California Golden Gate tour by Pennsylvania Rail Road

The second Golden Gate tour offers a four and a half week California visit from March 11 to May 7. A through Pullman compartment car with nine enclosed rooms will be added to the special train running from Jersey City to San Francisco. Applications for space and itineraries available at 26 Washington or Melton Mass or Bread Station Room 411.

California East Golden Gate Pennsylvania Railroad Company New York Philadelphia Pullman Company Jersey City San Francisco Washington Melton Mass Bread Station

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