Blaine Rumors Stir Washington as Harr ison Seeks House
In Wasurctor on December 31 a rumor that Blaine was en route caused political chatter but proved unsubstantiated. He has no house secured and waits on General Harrison’s moves. Some say Blaine would stay for the winter and energize opposition to Harrison, while Harrison women reportedly oppose his possible appointment. Dr George G Loring plans a winter of receptions and literary work, expanding his History of Essex County with new material and genealogical tables.
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President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland Seek Georgetown Home
After the end of his term President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland plan a Buffalo visit followed by a Georgetown residence. They favor the Georgetown heights overlooking the Potomac. The Oak View house, far from town, is for sale through a real estate agent as they prepare for the move.
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Tariff Bill Negotiations Intensify in Senate Finance Panel
Republican senators Morrill Allison Aldrich Sherman and Hiscock press to amend the Mills substitute before final vote on January 21. They work in continuous sessions aiming for bulk changes to satisfy all interests and avoid delaying social duties on New Year's Day.
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Secretary Endicottys New Year Reception Omitted
The Secretary of War and Mrs Endicott will skip their New Year reception due to the death of Mrs Schofield. The President will still host army officers, but General Schofield and his staff will be absent. Retired officers in the city will fill the line.
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NO PUBLIC OFFICE FOR HARRISON'S SON
Russell Harrison denies any forthcoming political post stating he will return to Montana to run his cattle firm once his father becomes president. He enjoys his current success, distrusts politics, and sees no benefit in pursuing a public role.
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Public Debt Reduction Estimated for December
The Treasury Department estimates show a December public debt reduction of about 15 million dollars. Receipts for the month are expected near 30 million dollars with expenditures around 15 million dollars.
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Inaugural Ceremonies Massachusetts Republican Brigade
Dr. Burden at the Republican State headquarters invites civic organizations to join a Massachusetts brigade for the March 4 inaugural parade. He seeks prompt correspondence to arrange accommodations and participation as a non military unit for Washington inaugural ceremonies. North Attleboro December 31 1888.
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Bargains in Office Furniture at Cabot Bros
Special lot of ladies desks and office furniture offered by Cabot Bros with bargain pricing for shoppers seeking affordable pieces. Descriptions emphasize style and practical use for home or small offices.
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Attorney General Moves Against Telegraph Firms in Pa
The Pennsylvania attorney general seeks quo warranto actions against Western Union and Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Co. before Dauphin County Court. He alleges the 1887 stock purchase violated state constitution and seeks forfeiture and escheat of line, stock, and franchises. Proceedings require appearance Jan 29.
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Market Outlook Mixed as London Buys and Rail Stocks Weigh
The New York market yesterday showed dull but strong tones with gains near 10 percent fading. Local equities held firm amid bullish sentiment while Atchison remained steady. London buyers and a cautious public mood hint at a slow, cautious advance. Minnesota and Boston bank movements complicate investment prospects. Earnings reports show mixed results for railroads including Cleveland & Canton with January to March comparisons revealing volatility in gross earnings across multiple lines.
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Bowman Will Endows Tufts College in Newton
By the will of the late Sylvester Bowman of Newton Tufts College will receive 50 000 for general use and another sum up to 50 000 for library improvement and enlargement.
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Five veto messages rock Boston Aldermen meeting
The Boston board tabled five vetoes from the mayor including a $769,000 loan, delaying action to next week. Other vetoes blocked a Suffolk deeds index, claims awards, an East Boston ferries payout, and chamber of commerce room leasing, while remaining business proceeded.
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Weendam Passenger Ship Struck by Giant Wave
The Netherland steamer Weendam arrived at quarantine from Rotterdam with thirteen cabin and eighty four steerage passengers. A severe storm battered the ship with immense seas, smashing the bridge and lifeboats and injuring crew members. one sailor named Chris Peters was killed and another unnamed man was seriously hurt.
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Boston Athletic Association Declares Ladies Day At Club
Next Monday and Tuesday the Boston Athletic Association will observe ladies day replacing yesterday and today. All departments will be open with good operating order and many members will bring their lady friends. Turkish baths swimming pool tennis courts and billiard rooms will see patronage.
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Horatio Harris Schedules Fruit and Cotton Sales
Today Horatio Harris conducts fruit sales at 12 m and 11 a.m. Tomorrow Leonard & Co. sell carpets at 3 p.m. Cotton and fruit again listed for Horatio Harris at 11 a.m. and 12 m.
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Dike White and Hamlin Anderson Woodbury Clark Notices
At Gardiner Maine and Bangor Maine couples wed in December ceremonies. Dike of Melrose Mass married Mary Duganne, coed of Charles A White of Gardner. Hamlin of Boston wed Helen Hamlin, daughter of A C Hamlin. Parker and Anderson wedding joined Francis Walker to Harriet Anderson. Woodbury to Annie Clark concluded December 30.
Obituary notices from Boston area December deaths
Death notices list residents and relatives across Massachusetts for December 27 to December 31. Entries include Sumner W. Arnold 72 Braintree. Charles J. F. Binney 82. Miss Mary Sophia Brigham 8. Edward W. Brown North Leominster. Nellie E. Donovan infant. Nellie L. Farren 15. Mrs Bridget Joyce Charlestown. Alfred Leslie 2 months. Isaac M. Monk 71. Lillie B. McDonald. Sabrah Nye Sandwich. Catherine Quainer 70. Nancy Tucker 74. Waterman W. Wright 53. Services and locations noted.
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Newtonville
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Store and Basement at 108 110 South Street
Property at 108 and 110 South street currently leased to J. S. Rockwell & Co. suitable for any leather trade branch. Features include rear entrance, fine elevator, steam heat if desired. Inquiries to owner at 28 School street Room 1.
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Property and factory buildings offered by Codman and Freeman
The notice lists possession for Nos. 92 and 94 Pearl street corner High street on Jan 1, 1889. Two factory buildings in Medford offer 20 000 feet of floor space a 40 horsepower engine shafting and proximity to tide water depot and State street with WM C Codman and J G Freeman listed as owners agents.
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To Let Leather Trade Space on South Street
TO LET. 110 South St. Suitable for any branch of the leather trade. Rear entrance, fine elevator, steam heat if desired. Inquire of the owner, 25 School St., Room 1.
Offices To Let In Cushing Building At 86 Water Street
Describes a sunny suite of three 20 by 20 foot offices in the Cushing Building, No 86 Water Street. Apply to William C Codman and J G Freeman for rental details.
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Store and Basement for Lease at 218 Purchase St
Property at 218 Purchase St offers about 1500 sq ft on two floors including a store and basement suitable for wool or leather business. Inquiries directed to owner at 28 School St Room 1.
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