Politicians seek federal posts in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire field for federal offices grows with bids for the naval office in Boston and posts such as pension agency internal revenue collectorship and post offices. Names include Herman Green Chester Jordan A A Wilson Chester Pike Franklin Worcester F D Curry and others as contenders. Also discusses Public Printer Benedict successor and northern territory naming debates.
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Wasmrmncton
Sprcrau
New Hampshire
Naval Office
Boston
Henry O. Kent
Pension Agency
Internal Revenue Collectorship
Post
Herman W. Green
Hopkinton
Chester B. Jordan
Lancaster
A. A. Wilson
Lisbon
Chester Pike
Cornish
Chicago
Harrison
Franklin Worcester
Hollis
Senate
F. D
E. B. Philbrick
Rye
E. H. Gilman
Exeter
James A. Wood
Acworth
H. M. Putney
Manchester Mirror
Clark
Concord
Chandler
Picture Books for Congressmen Prompt Hooded Debate
The House debated purchasing plates for a set of colored pictures illustrating United States uniforms from Revolutionary times to now. Members gathered around the clerk’s desk to view the one foot square illustrations. Support waned as arguments shifted from historical value to perceived gimmickry and political theater.
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House
Senate
United States
Governor Long
Mr. Lodge
Lodge
Enloe
Tennessee
Baker
New York
Mgr. Springer
Illinois
Grand Army
Warner
Missouri
Richardson
Portrait of Mrs Cleveland Proposed for White House
A project by three members of the Woman's National Press Association aims to place a portrait of Mrs. Cleveland in the White House. They plan to depict her as she stood receiving on New Year's Day, praising her grace and beauty. The White House walls already hold portraits of four presidents' wives.
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Tyler
Polk
Mrs. Hayes
Women’s Christaan Temperance Union
Those Seal Island Outrages At Behring Sea Hearing
The committee on the merchant marine and fisheries heard testimony on alleged outrages at the Seal Islands. Jeffries for the Alaska Company submitted a statement denying charges of oppressing natives and opposing immigration as unfounded. Several witnesses testified in favor of the company.
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Seal Island
Committee On the Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Seal Islands
Behring Sea
Jeffries
Alaska Company
Alaska
Messrs. T. F. Morgan
Charles A. Lutz
J. E. Kirk
John R. Hall
J. O. Redrath
Presidential nominations sent to Senate for Maine and Navy posts
The President named Charles Baker of Maine as Belfast district customs collector and George B. Wilson as assistant surgeon in the navy. Lieutenant-Colonel William A. Rucker and Major Charles M. Terrell receive promotions within paymaster roles to colonel and deputy paymaster-general.
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Senate
Charles Baker
Maine
Belfast
George B. Wilson
William A. Rucker
Charles M. Terrell
How Barrett Hartwell Shaped State Law This Session
The article traces committee assignments in the General Court, noting Barrett and Hartwell favored corporate interests. It lists chairmanships for judiciary, mercantile affairs, railroads, banks, public service, and others, with shifts for labor and various departments. It highlights Beverly Farms influence, and previews petitions and orders on constitutional amendments and public measures.
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House
Senate
Barrett
McCall
Winchester
Messrs. Wardwell
Haverhill
Pinkerton
Worcester
Slocum
Newton
Bottum
Northampton
Sohier
Beverly
Public Service Committee
Woodward
Wakefield
Wales
Attleboro
Beverly Farms
Keane
Holyoke
Hartwell
Sprague
Suffolk
Gleason
Rockland
Neil
Boston Theatres Run Evening Shows Across City Lineup
Amusements listing for Hollis Street Mary Anderson Evening at 745 Boston Museum Sweet Lavender Afternoon 2 Evening 745 Park Theatre Nat C Goodwin Evening 745 Globe Theatre Miss Esmeralda Evening 745 Boston Theatre Boston Ideal Opera Company Evening 745 Howard Atheneum One of the Bravest Afternoon 2 Evening 8 Grand Opera House The Minute Man Evening 745.
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Hollis Street
Mary Anderson
Boston Museum
Senate and House Standing Committees List
The document lists Senate and House standing committees with members by district and role, including Judiciary, Probate and Insolvency, Treasury, Finance, Elections, Rules, and County Estimates, plus joint committees on Agriculture Banks and Banking Cities. Names span Suffolk, Middlesex, Worcester, Essex, Plymouth, Boston, Fall River, and others with numerous towns and counties represented.
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Senate
Messrs
Sprague
Suffolk
Crosby
Berkshire
Parker
Worcester
Davenport
Middlesex
Collins
Papranire
Treasury
Pike
Essex
Kingsley
Hosmer
Clark
Baker
Franklin
James Donovan
Gunn
Ruies
Gleason
Plymouth
McCall
Winchester
Wardwell
Haverhill
Pinkerton
Blume
Boston
Pratt
Abington
Dowsy
Dubuque
Fall
River
Owland
Chelsea
Perkins
Cambridge
Qua
Lowell
Brewer
Preble
Sohier
Beverly
Carroll
Benner
Rowell
Methuen
Harris
Newton
Mellen
McDonough
Leach
Palmer
Glasgow
Wilcox
Pittsfield
Foote
Lee
Crowell
Dennis
Wyckett
Heslan
Howes
Ashfield
Hidrage
Chatham
Moore
Fey Roll
Holder
I_ynn
Hamilton
New Salem
J. H. Sullivan
Agriculture
Harlow
Babbitt
Berkley
Paige
Amherst
Clemence
Southbridge
Ripley
Granville
Crane
Westfield
Lattimore
Topsfield
Alden
Duxbury
Evans
Middiesex
Conant
Littleton
Carl
Springfield
Richards
Lynn
Sherman
Holbrook
Athol
Wyckoff
Clayton
Barry
Harthorne
Howe
Army Orders Report Unfit Captain and Relieved Lieutenants
Army dispatches list Captain Charles Wheaton of the Twenty third Infantry as unfit for active duty and ordered home to await retirement. First Lieutenant Benjamin F Weaver of the First Infantry is relieved from duty at Davids Island and assigned to Columbus Barracks Ohio. First Lieutenant James B Erwin of the Fourth Cavalry gets two months extra leave. Second Lieutenant George Putnam of the Sixteenth Infantry leads a detachment from New York to the Platte department before rejoining his company. Salvation Oil touted as boon to the people along with Dr Bull's Cough Syrup promotion in 88 states and 13 territories.
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WasnHingTon
Charles Wheaton
Twenty-third Infantry
Benjamin F. Weaver
First Infantry
David's Island
N. Y
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
James B. Erwin
Fourth Cavalry
George Putnam
Sixteenth Infantry
New York
Department of the Platte
Salvation Oil
U.S
Dr. Bull
Auction sales schedule for horses sheep skins fruit and real estate
Auction today lists Moses Colman and Son at 10 30 a m for horses and other lots Horatio Harris at 11 a m for sheep skins Tomorrow fruit sale at noon real estate auction by S R Knights and Co at 12 30 p m all items scheduled in sequence with using named sellers and times.
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Moses Colman & Son
Horatio Harris
S. R. Knights & Co
Obituary Notices From Boston Area Jan 1900s
Marriages listed include Drew-Davis in Wellfleet and Eldridge-Constanto in Fall River. Boston area deaths cover Andrews Roxbury 79, Bennett 41, Doherty Isoston Highlands 46, Nightingale Quincy 635, Lane Hyde Park 56, Hawkes South Boston 55, Kimball East Weymouth 81, Wilbur Dedham 44, plus numerous other local obituaries with ages and service details.
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Middlesex
Hunt
Suffolk
Senate
Messrs
Slocum
Newton
Atwood
Boston
Frost
Cheney
Worcester
Leary
Means
Morison
Wilcox
Pittsfield
House
Kingsley
Pike
Essex
Dwinell
Sanger
Cambridge
Giddings
Great Barrington
Curtis
Marlboro
Holman
Clinton
Ferren
Stoneham
Mead
Natick
Turner
Malden
Duggan
Campbell
Neill
Bristol
Stevens
Hampshire
Bicknell
Kimball
Lynn
McEttrick
Davis
Somerville
Shepard
Sandisfield
Bond
Fitchburg
Keane
Holyoke
Douglas
Greenwich
Sprague
O'Sullivan
Lawrence
Hayes
Gilman
North Andover
Marchant
Edgarton
T Tpp
Monahan
Putnam
Lunenburg
O’neil
Hosmer
Wales
Attleboro
Lowell
Bixby
Brockton
Wilkins
Ashburnham
Burnett
Springfield
Carter
Norcross
Medford
Russell
Gould
Warren
Hathorne
Cook
Rose
New Bedford
Prevaux
Amesbury
Reed
Framingham
Sullivan
Woodward
Wakefield
O’mealey
Fisheries and Game
Gibson
Hampden
Stimpson
Swampscott
Conwell
Provincetown
Smalley
Nantucket
Haskell
Gloucester
McDonald
Garvey
Metcalf
Walker
Ae Labor
Whitney
Fassett
Berkshire
Leach
Palmer
Barnes
Chelsea
Cutting
Weston
Stafford
Nichols
Wilmington
Crowley
Ayers
Petersham
Edwards
Fall River
O’sullivan
Brewer
Dearing
Braintree
Sprout
Bowman
Poo
Milton
Littlefield
Peabody
Gleason
Plymouth
Gracey
Salem
Weymouth
Cronin
Waltham
Howe
Hubbardston
Snow
Marblehead
Morse
Wheelock
Brooks
Qua
Gray
Walpole
Gardiner
Raynham
Lally
Milford
Porter
Dodge
Wenham
Pillsbury
Crosby
Norfolk
Bottom
Northampton
Mellon
Barker
Lane
McEnaney
Lincoln
Wrentham
Adams
Quincy
Bigelow
Grafton
E. J. Donovan
Spring
Holliston
Martin
Kemp
Oakman
Dallinger
Harvey
McNary
Messinger
Hanover
Foote
Lee
Ashby
Mchauslin
Gunn
Hart
Danvers
Macfarlane
Mendall
Acushnet
Chelon
Eddy
Webster
Burke
Piocure
Petey
Atherton
Saugus
Tompkins
Brady
Hale
Taunton
Eldredge
Chicopee
Clark
Ferry
Thayer
Randolph
E. Sullivan
Blodgett
Templeton
Hutchinson
Lexington
McCooey
Blackstone
Bliss
Allen
Public Health
Baker
Franklin
Miller
Needham
Quinn
Patridge
Upton
Brown
North Adams
Riley
Parker
Sohier
Beverly
Potter
Longmeadow
Haseltine
Bennett
Pepperell
Middleboro
Gillespie
Pilsbury
Gymones
Ampshire
James Donovan
Woburn
Gordon
McDonough
Raymond
Wyman
Hyde Park
Taft
Coveney
Hanson
Ouse
Fisk
Cape
Dame
Newbury
Plaisted
Dartmouth
Stover
Haverhill
Farren
State House
Tucker
Kittrode
Fattler
Hildreth
Albree
Shaw
Newburyport
Cannell
Everett
Symonds
Evans
Rowell
Methuen
Packard
Conway
Pierce
Hadley
Bowerman
Lanesboro
J. H. Sullivan
Towns
Smith O
Leicester
Cutler
Greenfield
Perry
Rehoboth
Greenwood
Ashland
Edgartown
Gill
Water Sully
Winell
Pinkerton
Thompson
Merrill
Johnson
Kempton
Murphy
Brewster
Worthington
Kean
Tyne
Sang
Conant
Littleton
Mivision
Ettick
Emory J. Haynes
Daniel McKinnon
Vhebe C. Nichols
Parker—Wilson
A. McKeown
Frederick F. Parker
Jennie M. Wilson
Read—Sears
Stopford W. Brooke
Edward Read
Ruth Sears
St. Francis de Sales
Bunker Hill Street
Doherty
Isoston Highlands
Mary E
Patrick W. Doherty
Degen
Lloyd Russell
Henry D
Annie M. Degen
Fernandez
Mary A
Andrew W. Fernandez
Harthorne
John F. Hartshorne
Har Eie
South Boston
James Harty
Hers&y
Roxbury
Emily M
Thomas Fersey
Spencer
Hawkes
Ellen
John Hawkes
East Weymouth
Susan W. Kimball
Mass
James Pillsbury Lane
McNally
Annie
Walter McNally
Mott
Arlington
Henry Mott
Nightingale
T. Bryant Nighton
Thomas J. Nightingale
Portier
Mags
Eliza Porter
Charlestown
Richard R. Raymond
Rea
J. Pierrepont Rea
Sawyer
Alvan G. Sawyer
Sioux City
Emma C
George F. Wheelock, Jr
James W. Coverly
Wilbur
West Dedham
Lucy Maria
Augustus Wilbur
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London Gaiety Burlesque Company
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Fred Leslie
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Henry E. Abbey
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Lady OF Lyons
Robson & Crane
Nat. Co. Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
R.M. Fieldsé
Sweet Lavender
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Tremont
Howard Atheneum
Charles McCarthy
Y. M. Co. Union
Norcross Hall
Boylston Street
Oliver H. Durrell
Brown, Durrell & Co
Cambridge Y. M. C. Association
W. B. Clarke
William H. Baldwin
Legislature
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Committee On
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Benjamin F. Dyer
Braintree Water Supply Company
State Grange
Massachusetts
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John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire St
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Alley Bros. & Place
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WM. C. Codman & J
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Kilby Street
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GAY & CO
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A. C. Goss
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co
F. B. Rogers
Congress Street
the Eastern Banking GO
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Francis R Osborn
T. Merrihew
Texas Loan Agency
P. Ives & CO
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