Inaugural of Governor Hill Opens with Elaborate Pageantry
Special to the Post reports the Albany New York inauguration of David Bennett Hill. Delegations from Tammany Hall Elmira and Brooklyn attend amid floral emblems and a dressed militia procession. Hill takes oath with Mayor Banks and Justice Learned. He delivers a scholarly address praising past governors and Cleveland. Public receptions follow at the executive chamber and later at a dinner for his staff. Hill, born 1814 in Havana NY, rose from Elmira lawyer to three-term mayor and governor.
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Retired Colonel Kent Installed as Naval Office Chief
Colonel Klenry O Kent succeeded Colonel Hall at the naval office in the custom House after a New Year oath. Senator Bainbridge Wadleigh of New Hampshire attended as witness and praised the smooth transition. Kent planned to learn duties before changes and would retain Deputy Ivory H Pope for now.
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Arbitration Award Settles Lynn Shoe and Labor Rules 1885
An arbitration panel for the Lynn Shoe and Leather Association and the Knights of Labor of Lynn resolves whether their joint rules were in force on November 11 1885 and remain operative. Henry A Penear John F McCarthy and George F Choate serve as referees with the award dated December 31 1885.
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Coburn will contest raised in Maine Supreme Court
In Skowhegan on January 1, D. D. Stewart for petitioners argued that Abner Coburn was of unsound mind when making his will. They claim the 15000 to Coburn Hall Association benefited a witness, Oize Cushing, who holds two shares, and 5000 to Eleanor Turner should be disallowed as interested parties. They allege the will was secreted signed and probated by interested persons. Hon. W. L. Putnam answered. argument paused at adjournment.
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The Creole troupe breaks up before Providence
The Creole or Article 477 company broke up in Holyoke after a New York tour. Fifteen dollar houses ruled and when salaries were discussed manager J S Masel divided receipts pro rata and quit. He is followed by Frank De Vernon and C J Cooney. Five remain to pay their own way to Providence.
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Providence
Gloucester Fleet Braces for Gale Losses Warn Vessels Stay Strong
Gloucester fishermen report a late gale causing widespread gear damage including cables anchors and minor mishaps. Despite heavy losses many vessels arrive with few injuries highlighting the seaworthy staying qualities of the fleet.
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Bad Weather Forces Shorter Hours at Boston Rubber Shoe Plant
Middlesex Fells factory No 2 of the Boston Rubber Shoe Company posts notices that starting Monday January 4 the plant will run on three quarter time due to a dull rubber market. The layoff affects about 180 persons.
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Middlesex Fells
Capitalists Move to Harness Holyoke Water Power
Springfield Holyoke and Chicopee capitalists plan to form a company to transfer Holyoke water power via electric wires and motors to Springfield and Chicopee for use in large factories and mills.
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Professor Brooks Wins Warner Prize for Comet Discovery
Puelys New York notices Professor Brooks of the Red House observatory awarded $200 Warner prize for the discovery of comet No 3 of 1888.
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Red House Observatory
Warner
Fitzhugh Lee Opens Virginia Governorship in Simplicity
Governor Fitzhugh Lee was sworn in before the Virginia General Assembly in a joint convention. The inaugural ball and public events marked a shift from Readjuster dominance and highlighted Lee’s ancestral Virginia lineage and ties to Washington era figures.
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General Assembly of Virginia
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Meteorological Matters Discussed at Weeting of American Society
The American Meteorological Society met at Columbia College on December 20. Officers elected for 1896 include President F A P Barnard and Secretary John K Rees. Reports covered currency issues, Coast Survey sub-office relocation, and standard time discrepancies among observatories.
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Movis Dewey
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Hunter
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New Year's Eve Gatherings at Cambridge Churches
North Cambridge churches held celebrations on New Year's evening. The Universalist event featured Frank Lynes, Annig? Lord, Annie Coffis, H. Hartman, and choir. the Baptist church held its first festival in a new chapel. the Orthodox church hosted a reception for Rev. C F Thwing returning from six months abroad with Dr. Alexander also present and praised.
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Annig? Lord
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Fitch
Weather Indications for New England
Indications show fair weather in New England with stationary conditions. Temperature to rise slowly as winds become variable.
Lancaster Bank in Clinton Closed After Alleged Defalcations
The Lancaster National Bank at Clinton closed unexpectedly amid alleged defalcations by president William H. McNeil who has fled to Canada. Directors and Bank Examiner Getchell pore over accounts through the night while cash and records are scrutinized.
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South Framingham
Alfred Page
California
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Nashua
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Wade
Boston
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New England Alumni Rally for Phillips Exeter Academy
About thirty gentlemen met at the Hotel Vendome to form the New England Association of the Alumni of Phillips Exeter Academy. Judge A. L. Soule was elected president and Robert C. Wiggin secretary. a dinner around April 1 in Boston was planned, with a slate of officers including Jeremiah Smith as president and Wiggins as secretary. The group aims to support Exeter alumni in New York and beyond, amid coverage of related exodus and legal matters involving Mellen and Coolidge.
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Hota Vendome
Sinking of Sidonian Off Syracuse Sinks After Collision
British steamer Sidonian en route from Leghorn to New York sinks off Syracuse after a collision with the Italian steamer Malta. All passengers crew and valuables were saved. Other wires cite Armenia reforms, Mal t a health trip, Spanish revolution arrests, Balkan outcomes, Irish election protests, African missionary danger, Krupp banking loan to China, Burmah annexation proclamation, and a New Year reception in London with US consul general Thomas M. Waller and Minister Phelps.
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Fire destroys Corry flouring mills in Pennsylvania
The Corry City flouring mills, owned by Starbird Hammond & Allen, burned yesterday morning causing an estimated loss of 25000 dollars. Elizabeth Van Norst of New York died in a house fire the same day. Professor William Dole at Cornell Gymnasium set a world best swinging Indian clubs record for 4 hours 50 minutes. Sharon selectmen offer 300 dollars for murder evidence in the Garris Whitney case after a necktie is found near the scene.
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Virgin Salt Company Offer Promotes Pure Salt in New Haven
The Virgin Salt Company of New Haven Connecticut advertises Virgin Salt as the cleanest purest and whitest salt. It offers a lithographed pair of oven mitts in ten colors with each large package priced at ten cents.
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Assistant Assessor Whitten of East Boston Dies Suddenly
Isaiah Whitten 71, long time furniture dealer and a former second then first assistant assessor at East Boston, died suddenly at 243 Princeton Street after illness left him convalescent. He leaves a widow.
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Shoe Factory Workers Demand Small Raise Mutiny
The lasters at William McKean's shoe factory on Norman Street left yesterday with their jacks on their shoulders and marched to headquarters on Lafayette Street. They demand a 4 cent rise per pair of shoes. Old Salem Zouaves celebrate twenty fifth anniversary of departure for war on April 18, 1861. An invitation to Veteran Light Infantry and Company A is extended. Committees will arrange events.
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Train accident leaves Timothy Knowles fatally injured in Worcester
Timothy Knowles, 25, fell on the track while attempting to board a Worcester train in motion. His left arm was run over by two wheels above the elbow, nearly severed, and he was hospitalized in critical condition with probable fatal injuries.
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Massachusetts Agricultural College trustees named in cen tercent dr ug registry report
J Howe Demond of Northampton and Hon Thomas P Root of Barre were confirmed as trustees for the Massachusetts Agricultural College centennial registry. The act listed acting clerks and proprietors in the state registry.
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Manon at the Boston Theatre with Massenet casting
The Mapleson Italian company presents Manon by Massenet at the Boston Theatre on a Wednesday evening. Minnie Hauk stars as Manon and the opera's French libretto comes from Meilhac and Grille. The piece details Des Grieux and Manon’s doomed romance and explores Manon Lescaut’s fate.
New Year Services and Local Social News in Boston
New Year's services will be held at Tremont Temple Sunday morning and evening. President Seelye of Amherst College will preach at Shawmut Congregational Church Sunday. Ex Governor Washburn donated 1000 dollars for Mt Hermon School for Boys in Girl. Nathaniel H. Taylor elected president of the Blaxton Club in the West End. Vision Club reunion at Parker House with about forty attendees chaired by President Alley. Newton officials held annual dinner at Parker House with Collector Saltonstell as guest. Institute of Technology Society held meeting and dinner at Parker's with John Thomas present. Eighty five dollars from a chamber of commerce minstrel entertainment was donated to two charities. A charity reception and sale at Miss Barnap's Free Home for Aged Women attracted many. another sale planned. Johnson heat regulating apparatus tested at Bates School with satisfactory results. Professor Henry Batty and Miss Frances J. Emerson married in Nashua New Hampshire. couple to reside in Newport Penn.
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Chief Wade delivers annual district police report
Chief Rufus R. Wade reports a force of twenty including himself with four new officers. He highlights enforcing labor laws, child employment, and hours of work, noting 485 arrests and 7750.44 dollars recovered property. He urges compulsory accident reports and arbitration boards for strikes while citing 96 orders issued and strong compliance.
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Court relief: police dismiss complaint against three patrolmen
Police commissioners drop the case against Patrolmen Curtin Welbrook and Rankin of Division 2 after reporters alleging assault were escorted from fire lines at the Province court fire. The reporters pressed for no severe penalty. Captains were instructed to allow reporters with fire badges or cards inside fire lines going forward.
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Park Square Car Line Re-routes via Webster Avenue
Beginning Monday a Park Square car line on the Charles River railroad will follow a new route via Webster avenue while the Union and Bowdoin line remains via Inman square and Hampshire street. A new timetable also takes effect. Alarms from Boxes 15 and 74 at 31:30 last night, then a third, for a fire in Samuel Coughlin’s brick yard on Concord avenue caused listed damage.
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Armory of Company I Dedicated with Governors Staff Present
The new armory of Company I First Regiment was dedicated last evening. Attending were Colonel Wellington Colonel Matthews Majors Hovey and King and Colonel Whipple of the Governor's staff. The Knights of Labour have secured Satucket Halls to hold meetings as their ranks grow demanding more space.
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Caswell Massey Cod Liver Emulsion Patented Formula Ad
Emulsion of Cod Liver oil with quinine and pepsin prepared by Caswell Massey Co New York touted as highly strengthening and easy to take prescribed by leading physicians.
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Local thefts and labor dispute unfold in 1880s notices
Thieves entered G M Babbon Market and Jeffers Bros fruit dealers on Mon roe street Thursday night stealing small sums and merchandise. Frank D Stevens refuses to run for city physician. Mrs Brown orders price increases to Mt Vernon stitching room workers who quit and meet Knights of Labor, seeking a settlement and return to work.
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Newton Petition for New Railway Draws Local Opposition
Signers urge a five mile railroad from Newton to connect with the Boston and Albany line via Newton Centre Depot and Newton Corner through Washington and Walnut streets to Auburndale. Capital stock is $59,000 in $100 shares. Incorporators are wealthy local businessmen and expect vigorous opposition as the plan becomes a major topic in Newton during the coming weeks.
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