Elevated Railways In New York Face Opposition And Change
A New York Times column surveys the elevated railway system as ugly noisy and disruptive and notes ongoing proposals for underground tunneling. It predicts the elevated lines will be replaced by a superior underground system, cites recent accidents as evidence of danger, and discusses cheap cab schemes and transit reforms backed by capitalists amid city growth.
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Eastern stockholders eye Beaton Maine consolidation this winter
Stockholders on the Eastern rail line await winter actions on a proposed merger with the Beaton and Maine road. Plans include favorable terms for common stockholders, possible legislation, and an exchange of stock to guarantee dividends. The move aligns Eastern with Boston and Maine and reduces debt to the 10 million limit.
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Remains of Charles A. Sears Interred at Waltham
The late Charles A. Sears was buried yesterday at Waltham after a simple funeral at 43 Leverett street Boston. Relatives and intimate friends attended with members of John A. Andrew Post 16 G A R including Sears. Rev Emory J Haynes of Tremont Temple officiated.
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Charles A. Sears
Waltham
Leverett Street
Boston
John A. Andrew Post
Mr. Sears
Emory J. Haynes
Tremont Temple
South American Mails Delayed by Quarantine Measures
Postmaster in New York reports Pacific mail routes cut to three sailings monthly. Quarantine in Peru blocks vessels from Chilean ports delaying mails and passengers bound for Chile. Mails to Chile will go via Buenos Aires and overland unless directed for England transmission.
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England
Copper Still Going Up Tin Stronger Lead Quiet The London Market
Copper prices rose with a softer gain on the day as New York reports show 225000 pounds traded at 16 1 2 to 16 6 0 for January, 250000 pounds at 16 1 4 for February, and smaller blocks for March and April. Tin edged higher in spot and futures while lead stayed quiet and iron remained in demand. London market noted a 5 shilling rise in Chili bars, making spot worth 85 pounds 10s.
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Afternoon and Evening Theatre Showings Across City Halls
Park Theatre offers A Parlor Match with two daily shows at 2 and 7:45. Hollis Street Theatre presents My Brother's Sister in matinee and evening. Boston Theatre features McNish Johnson Slavin's Minstrels with two daily performances. Boston Museum shows The Loggarth at 2 and 8. Globe Theatre presents Mrs James Brown Potter at 2 and 7:45. Howard Atheneum screens The Cattle King at 2 and 8.
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Stock and real estate auctions and notes schedule
Today schedules list auctions for Stocks with R. L. Day at 11 30 a m and Francis Henshaw at 12 m. Monday auctions include Potatoes with Horatio Harris at 11 45 a m and Real estate by S R Knights at 12 m.
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Marriages in New England From December to January
Notices of several marriages listed with names and locations. Brown Brown and Oc tavia Barney wed in Somerville on Dec 31. Shepard and Whitaker joined in North Adams on Jan 3. Wing Nye united in Spring Hill Sandwich on Jan 4. Winslow Woodhead married in Milton on Jan 5. Woodman Howland wed in Chelsea on Jan 4.
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Spring Hill
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Milton
Edward L. Pierce
J. T. MecGrath
John Winslow
Brooklyn
N. Y
Grace Eliza Woodhead
Edward Bb. Woodhead
Huddersfield
Eng. Woodman—Howland
Chelsea
F. W. Baldwin
Frank E. Woodman
Belle Howland
Obituaries and deaths in Massachusetts area January notices
Obituary notices list Frederick W. Aborn Laban Burt Benjamin Cushing Sarah A. Davis Helen Edmands Margaret Parker Anna R. G. Hastings Mary A. Hayward Nancy A. Hayward Frederic A. Hodgdon Darius Littlefield Erasmus Darwin Moore Julia L. Norwood Harriet N. Turner among others with ages and localities from Wakefield Roxbury Cambridge Somerville and surrounding towns. Funeral details note for Hodgdon on Sunday January 8 at 2 o'clock from 174 Highland Street.
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Roxbury
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Benjamin Cushing
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Somerville
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Edmands
Cambridge
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Elisha Atkins
Frary
Sierra Madre
Cal
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Weymouth
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Washington, D. C
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Smith W. Nichols
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Hastings
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Joseph Hastings
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Union Park
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Hodgdon
Frederic A. Hodgdon
Highland Street
Littlefield
East Stoughton
Darius Littlefield
Moore
Newton
Erasmus Darwin Moore
Norwood
Bridgewater
Julia L. Norwood
Turner
Beachmont
Harriet N
Henry Turner
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