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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1888

Page

5

Lamar resignation and Stewart support for Lamar

Nevada Senator Stewart announces approval of Lamar's confirmation as Secretary of the Interior’s successor to the Supreme Court post. The letter signals Republican opposition collapse as Lamar's nomination moves toward quick Senate approval amid party lines breaking.

Stewart Nevada Lamar Wasrmncrox Department OF the Interior Washington Supreme Court Congress Senate Uterior L. Q. C. Lamar Grover Cleveland Edmunds Hoar Senator Hoar North American Review Mississippi North Riddleberger L Lamar Oraker Fairchild Ohio Wisconsin Lawrence Kan Republican Club Ingalls Plumb Juamar Committee On the Judiciary Lama

Arab Immigrants Land After $25,000 Security

Forty two Arab immigrants were allowed to land at New York after John Abdel Horn and partners posted 25,000 in security that they would be self supporting. Shara Sabb, a lieutenant, then collected 8 from thirty eight men claiming they would have been sent back without the sponsor. Four refused and reported to Castle Garden. officials hunt for Sabb.

New York Ordeaux John Abdel Horn Edler W. AO. Edge Bunch, Edge & Co Shara Sabb Abdel Horn Castle Garden

Ackley Missing After Leaving Home On 164th Street

A general police alarm went out for Frederick C. Ackley a wealthy supplier for the new aqueduct who has been missing since yesterday morning. He is 33, six feet tall, and was last seen leaving his home on 164th Street while dressed in stylish attire.

New Yorks Frederick C. Ackley 164Th Street

Pope in Politics Fueled by McGlynn Audience

Dr. M cGlynn at the Academy of Music denounces papal meddling in politics. He rebates the Pope as Peter’s successor but warns church power has harmed politics, citing the Tweed era and declaring support for a United Labor party candidate next.

New York Academy of Music Dr. McGlynn Sylvester L. Maloney Brooklyn Republic Peter Christ Rome Tome Cleveland United Labor Party

Atchison prospects and market chatter on new funding

The piece weighs whether Atchison will seek more capital this year amid rate volatility and questions about new mileage. It argues growth requires funds, defends management as conservative, and notes funding could come from abroad if needed. It also mentions foreclosures, regional rail trends, and tensions with rival lines over rates and a direct transit project.

Atchison Chicago Gould Missouri Pacific Boston New York & Boston Rapid Transit Company Bodweill Maine

Albany Enters Long Distance Circuit With A T Company

Albany yesterday joined the American Telephone Company long distance circuit with New York as a hub. Calls were clear to New Haven Bridgeport Worcester Springfield and Boston. The network will extend immediately to Buffalo and Western points toward Chicago.

Alpany Sprciau Albany American Telephone Company New York Philadelphia Providence R. I Connecticut Valley Boston New Haven Bridgeport Worcester Springfield Buffalo Chicago

National Opera Company Arrives for Nero at Boston Theatre

The National Opera, about 250 artists, arrived in two trains from Montreal after a two hour snow delay. The company unpacks 13 cars of scenery for Rubinstein's Nero, opening tonight at the Boston Theatre with Eloi Sylva as Nero and Emma Juch among the principals.

National Opera Company Montreal Rubinstein Boston Ludwig and Stoddard Barton McGuckin Charles Bassett Frank Vetta Bertha Pierson Amanda Fabris National Opera Clara Poole Pollini Nero Rome Eloi Sylva Emma Juch William Ludwig William Fessenden Andrew Black William Merton Joseph Pache George H. Broderick Amelia Franchis

Theatres Note Evening Showings Across Town

Park Theatre presents A Tin Soldier. Hollis Street Theatre shows She at 7 46. Boston National Opera Co at Paree and The Loggarth at St J M. Globe Theatre greets Clara Morris in Moray at 7 45. Howard Athenaeum screens Keppler's Fortunes at 8. Grand Opera House offers Arabian Nights.

Horatio Harris Sells Potatoes and Fruit at Auction

Auction notes list items sold today by Horatio Harris with potatoes at 11:45 a.m. and fruit at 12 noon on Tuesday. Local buyers and schedules accompany the brief auction record.

Horatio Harris

Hort and Clark Engage in Foxboro Meeting

A fragmentary notice mentions William Edgar Hort and Alice M. Clark of Foxboro in a social gathering or meeting on a date abbreviated as 5, by the eye, with A. K. Tracy referenced. The incomplete text limits specifics.

A. KE. Tracy William Edgar Hort Alice M. Clark Foxboro

Obituaries: multiple deaths in January from Cambridge to New York

Notices list numerous January deaths including Lewis Colby in Cambridge age 79 Frances M Cummings widow of Dr John A Cummings of Boston Mrs Jennie Green of Chelsea Laura W Hill of Billerica Frank E Holman Edward Parker Elizabeth Jones Mary Leonard widow of Dr Charles Ware Clas Winning and Sadie Unknown. ages and locations vary across cities indicating a funeral notices page.

Colby Cambridge Lewis Colby Cumming New York Frances M John A. Cummings Boston Green Chelsea Jennie Green Laura W. Hill Jonathan Hill Billerica Ee Holman Cincinnati Frank E. Holman Parker Charlestown Edward Parker Perkins Elizabeth Jones Thomas H. Perkins Ware J F Ware Mary Leonard Charles Ware N. A C Anda Nortaneld, Hass Clas D. P. Winning Seem Sadie

Funeral in Arlington at St John’s Episcopal Church

The funeral of the late Alford Butler was held Saturday afternoon at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Arlington. The Rev. Mr. Ketchum, rector, conducted the services.

Alford Butler St. John’s Episcopal Church Arlington Mr. Ketchum

John Shepard Recovers After Brief Relapse

John Shepard, who had been gaining strength for several days, suffered a slight relapse Saturday. He improved yesterday and last evening was resting comfortably.

John Shepard

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