California Senator Stanford On Chinese Labor Debate
Washington dispatch reports Senator Stanford defending the Chinese restriction and predicting only temporary labor shortages for California fruit growers. He argues whites can fill jobs, rejects amending the act, and labels the Chinaman a disturbing element though well paid and capable.
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Post
Canada
Foundia
East
Republicans Face Post Election Patronage Clash Amid Cabinet Speculation
Reports indicate hard refusals to reward spoilsmen with office under the new Harrison administration. Senator Sawyer of Wisconsin supports leaving Democrats in their posts through term end, urging fair play and deliberation for future appointments. Blaine attends Dr. Loring’s reception amid cabinet talks while civil service rules extend to railway mail staff. Congress gears for tariff debate and continued rules deadlock, with Reed’s plan in flux and South Carolina contest potentially rising Tuesday.
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Gray
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South Carolina
Sullivan-Fulton election case sidelines river and harbor bill
The text notes Smalls versus Elliott and a Sullivan-Fulton contest, with Mr Blanchard of Louisiana driving river and harbor bill consideration. The foreign affairs committee awaits a chance to bring up the diplomatic appropriation bill, and the sundry civil appropriation bill is expected to be reported this week.
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Smalls
Market volume steadies as inflationary hopes persist
The New York market shows irregular tone with bullish and bearish shifts among leading operators. Western railroad talks promise a plan for permanent traffic settlement while Atchison strengthens and Mexican Central draws foreign and Boston investors amid rising earnings for Atlantic & Pacific. Banks ease money, and Brooklyn plans $1.5 million bond issue backed by six miles of rail line through Fulton Street to East New York with Jan 8–10 subscription.
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Boston News Bureau
Western Railroad
Kings County Elevated Railway Company of
Brooklyn
Fulton Ferry
Fulton Street
East
Blake Bros. & Co
Rocking Stones in Rhode Island and Nearby Areas Featured
Reader letter notes several rocking stones in New England including a 25 ton specimen at Noank Connecticut that rocks six inches and can be moved by hand. It also mentions Drum Rock near Apponaug Warwick and Devil's Foot Rock in North Kingston with hints of Satanic legend.
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Royal Society
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New England
Long Island
Noank
Conn
Boston Post
Warwick
Appenaug
Hove Society
Board of Trade
J. C. Knight
North
Kingston
Propria
K. Providence
R. L
Postoffice Department
Washington, D
United States
Postmaster-General
Don M. Dickinson
Aldermen Bid Farewell After Last Meeting
Retiring aldermen held their final session and referred unfinished business to successors. They passed resolutions praising Chairman Allen for fair duties, and Allen thanked the group. A dinner at Young's followed with a life-size likeness of Allen on display.
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Allen
Young’s
Tremont National Bank OF Boston
Congress Street
A. T. Frothingham
Man who fell from gang plank dies at hospital
Caswell Guthrie, who plunged from a gang plank at the Boston and Albany coal sheds a few days ago, succumbed yesterday morning at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Boston & Albany
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston and Washington Express via Newburgh Line
Travelers bound south plan a stage through New York City taking the Boston and Washington express on the New York and New England railroad now routed via the Newburgh Line reaching Washington at 10 45 a m with a connection at 10 57 a m to the fast line south. Leaves Boston at 6 p m with Pullman sleepers.
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Boston & Washington Express
New York & New England
Newburgh
Washington
Boston
Scythia Stokers Claim Overload While Cunard Denies Claim
The Cunard steamship Scythia faced a stoke dispute as twenty seven stokers quit before departure accusing overload though agents and the British consul prepared a survey. Cunard Boston agent asserts the ship was well trimmed with 8000 bushels grain and other freight. stokers counter that the load lay five inches under the load line. The British consul plans hearings to review draught and safety.
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Liverpool
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Post
Alexander Martin
Boston
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Roberts
Bloomfield
Board of Trade
England
Etruria
Mr. Stuart
Bowler & Hall Insolvency Hearing Sparks Warrant Request
In the Insolvency Court on Saturday Bowler & Hall cigar makers faced a hearing as senior partner Bowler Hall testified liabilities ranged 33 000 to 35 000 with assets about 10 000. He believed the missing partner had no sealable property. Judge McKim ordered a warrant and creditors meeting set for Friday Jan 18. Ira Franklin assigned to Charles W Franklin owes about 60 000.
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Hall
McKim
Ira
Franklin
High Street
Charles W. Franklin
Theatres and Performances Schedule on Hollis Street
Mary Anderson appears at Hollis Street Theatre with an evening show at 7 45. The museum presents Sweet Lavender. Nat C. Goodwin performs at theMEAR Theatre. Miss Esmeralda plays at the Paris Theatre. Boston Ideal Opera Company performs at theSTON Theatre at 7 45. One of the Bravest shown at Boward’s Num at 8. The Minute Man stacks the Grand Opera House program at 7 45.
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Hollis Street
Mary Anderson
Oe Museum
Sweet Lavender
Mear Theatre
Nat C. Goodwin
Clone Theatre
Marriages Reported in City Listings
BAKER RIDINGS Charles T. Baker wed Ruth L. Ridings of Boston on Dec. 31. WORCESTER WHEELER Joseph R. Worcester of Waltham tied to Alice J. Wheeler of Lincoln in Waltham on Jan. 2.
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Ridings
F. E. Clark
Charles T. Baker
Ruth L. Ridings
Boston
Worcester
Obituaries and Death Notices From Angier to Whittier
Obituaries list for January events across multiple cities including Angier Brooklyn Bay City Stockton Medfield East Boston Haverhill Abingdon and Arlington. Entries name the deceased and ages with brief identifications such as widows widowers infants and veterans in a compiled notice column.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank H. Angier
Allen
Antonia H
Charles V. Allen
Bragg
William M. Krags
Hyde Park
Cunningham
Robert Cunningham
Daly
Bridget
John T. Daly
Eaton
James M. Eaton
Emery
Frances G. Emery
M. G. J. Emery
Haverhill
Mass
Eddy
Bay City
Mich
Lizzie G
Charles Iv’. Eddy
French
Stockton
Everett H. French
Freitag
Fordham
Frederick D. Freitag
Gardner
Medfield
Louise M. Gardner
Gooding
Ellen M
Elizabeth
Thomas Gooding
Grinnell
East Boston
Joseph W. Grinnell
Groves
Mt. Auburn
Nellie F
Charles
Hughes
George Hughes
Howland
Charlestown
Zenas C. Howland
Hutchinson
Edward RB. Hutchinson
Hammond
Harvard
David Hammond
Jones
Wiliam Jones
Knowles
Chester W. Knowles
Cambridgeport
Long
Ft Imbert NG
Florence Imbert
Alice HK
Ella M. Long
Little
Cleveland
Russell M. Little McRsugh
South Bos Cdonough
Southston
St McDonough
Reopnen Mohan
Francis Mohan
McLaughlin
Delle Avenue
Lugene McLaughlin
McCarthy
John J
Daniel
Sarah
Story
Asa’ Story
Taylor
John T. Taylor
Eecae Cohasset
Aquila Rich Treat
Toomey
Elizabeth F
Catherine
John Toomey
Whittier
Arlington
N. Ernst
Nathaniel EK
Sarah A. Whittier
Wall
South Boston
Honora
John Wall
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Joseph
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Arthur A. Haserick
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Queen Topaz
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Jarusc Kowski
Barber of Seville
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Isaac B. Rich
Henry E. Abbey
Complete Dramatic Company
Lady OF Lyons
Robson & Crane
Nat. C. Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
Boston Yn Museum
Mr. R. M. Field
Sweet
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Proctor & Mansfield
Tremount
Rue Minute Man
Howard Atheneum
Charles McCarthy
Union
Boylston Street
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Adamowski
Marguerite Hiall
Billie Clayton Johns
Music Hall
Tremont Street
Mason Street
John Jeffries & Sos
Devonshire St
South Street
Resex Street
Alley Bros. & Place
Atlantic Ave
J. French & Son
Washington St
TOLET
Oliver St
Kent Low
Roundy & Hobbs
Court Street
John Jeffries & Sons
Coffin & Henry
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Hes Moines
Im Rg India Mutual Insurance Company
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H. B. Alden
National Bank OF Ccommerce OF
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G. Hiler
Corporation of the Home’ For
Revere Street
Henry Emmons
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