One Day in Congress Pugh on Race Question Defeated Amendments
The House adjourned without progress after committee rules favored suspending bill readings. Senator Pugh addressed tariffs and race supremacy while Vance pressed cotton schedule amendments amid heated debate on protection and wages.
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Pugh
House
Senator Pugh
Washoetor
Senate
Mr. West
Vance
Old England
New England
South
Northwest
Schoenhof
United States
Europe
Tariff Commission
Ways and Means Committee
West
Hawley
Robert Howard
Ferguson
Aldrich
McPherson
Rhode Island
Lynn
Mass
Mr. Vance
Congress
Blair
United States Navy
Navy
Hale
Soule
House Dilibuster Motion Stalls On Suspension of Rules
The House debated Reed of Maine’s plan to bar calls of the States and Territories on suspensions for the rest of the session. A quorum dispute followed as absentees were sought. After votes and adjournment motions failed, Reed refused to withdraw the resolution, ending the session at 3 50.
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Washington
Reed
Maine
Committee On Rules
Congress
Union Pacific
Oklahoma
Mr. Reed
Mr. Anderson
Kansas
Anderson
Rot
Randall
Illinois
Yeas
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Claims Of Old Soldiers Cause Treasury Clarification
Washington January 3 The second auditor of the Treasury denounces a letter by Private Dalzell of Ohio claiming 14 million dollars is ready for old soldiers and heirs. Day notes no law authorizes mileage payments and most such claims have been paid. He warns the messages waste claimants time and money.
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Wasnhington
Auditor of the Treasury
Dalzell
Ohio
Day
Dalzeil
Congress
Sam
Lee
Inauguration Day Quietly Opens Ames Administration
Governor Ames takes office amid a small crowd at the State House. The ceremony includes the oath, a short address, and calls for suffrage and temperance measures. The new governor outlines expected committees and highlights issues from grade crossings to public health and prison labor.
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State House
House
Daniel W. Waldron
Boston
House of Representatives
Convention
Executive Department
Supreme and Superior Courts
O’brien
Morton
Field, Devens
William Allen
Charles Allen
Holmes and Know
Randall
Russell
Cambridge
Samuel A. Green
Hart
Uriel H. Crocker
Harry M’glewen
John L. Swift
Capen
Tufts College
Ames
Hartwell
Peirce
Brackett
Henry Faxon
Executive Council
Messrs
Johnson
Jewett
Gunn
Fuller
Tufts
Keith
Mudge
Flynn
Puller
Flyfin
Johnson, Mudge and
Lynn
Mudge and
Ulsters Sold By E O Thompson On Washington Street
The House of E O Thompson at 344 Washington Street advertises ulsters as the season’s most desirable wrap for gentlemen. Thompson’s firm claims to be the first introducers of ulsters in the United States.
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Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Atlantic
Commissioners On Inland Fisheries
George Washington
United States
New York
Union
E. O. Thompson
Washington Street
United Tales
Brighton
Livingston Street
West End
Alfred A. Marcus
Carrie D. Hall
Suffolk
Norfolk Place
Boston
J. Jarvis
Veter C. Brooks
Jarvis
Morris B
Edwin M. Hall
Mass
W. G. Waitt
Milk Street
Governor's Message Reports State Financial Condition
The governor opens with the customary delivery to the General Assembly detailing the current financial condition of the Commonwealth. He outlines revenue, expenditures, and fiscal priorities for the upcoming year, signaling careful oversight and governance.
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Commonwealth
Burdett Chosen Chairman as Republicans Reorganize
Joseph O. Burdett of Hingham succeeds Dr. Burden to lead the Republican State committee at a Washington street session attended by thirty five of forty members. J Otis Wardwell named secretary and E A Buffinton assistant secretary with Henry J. Wells treasurer.
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Joseph O. Burdett
Hingham
Dr. Burden
Republican State Committee
Washington Street
William H. Haile
Springfield
Burdett
J. Otis Wardwell
Haverhill
E. A. Buffinton
Leominster
Henry J. Wells
Cambridge
Theodore C. Bates
North Brookfield
Frank 5. Stevens
Swansea
E. D
Assault case rises in District Court over board dispute
Charles E. Richards a jeweller boarding with Mrs. Jackman on Central avenue faced a serious clash with Charles W. Jackman the landlady’s son over unpaid weekly board. A hand to hand fight left Jackman seriously hurt with a cut head. Richards is under $500 bond.
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Lynn
Charles E. Richards
Jackman
Richards
Army Orders Reach Deputy Judge Advocate General
Washington on January 3 reports Lieutenant Colonel Thomas F. Barr deputy judge advocate general and Captain George B. Davis of the Fifth Cavalry have been ordered to report in person to the adjutant general by the instruction.
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Wade
Waashington
Thomas F. Barr
George B. Davis
Fifth Cavalry
Sales Notice for Gymnasium Attire by Simmons Co
G W Simmons and Company issue price list of all articles worn by gymnasts in their advertisement. The notice highlights available gear for trainees and mentions catalog details for uniforms and accessories.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
Fatal Delusion Warns of Kidney Disease Hidden Dangers
A Philadelphia scientist recounts a sudden death from Bright's disease after minor symptoms were ignored. The tale promotes Hunt's Remedy as a preventive measure, urging timely attention to bearing down sensations back pain headache and weakness to avoid disaster.
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Joseph F. Edwards
Philadelphia
Bright
Boditehpore
Boston Washington Express shifts to Newburgh line era rails
The Boston and Washington Express now runs via the Newburgh line and Erie road to Jersey City, then the Pennsylvania system to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. It leaves Boston at 60 minutes past noon with Pullman sleepers.
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Tre
Boston & Washington Express
New York & New England
Newburgh
Erie Road
Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Pullman
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State Street
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Palermo
Pier 2
South Boston
Long Wharf
St. Andrew’s Bay
Fiske’s Wharf
S. R. Knights & CO
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Main St
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Snow & CO
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Goston
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Warren Avenue
A. S. Richards & CO
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John Martin
Martin
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South Margin
Dorchester
A. G. Glover
Southwick
John P. May
George G. Bradford
Joseph H. Beale, Jr
F.C. Moseley
Augustus Nickerson
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