Arctic Ocean Whalers Refuge Stations Favored by Committee
A New Bedford Board of Trade delegation urged a refuge station at Point Barrow to the commerce committee. They cited 45 vessels and 1,700 crew, with $1–2 million invested, noting hazards and lack of harbor. Also, George M. Stearns won full extra compensation for examining government property titles at Fort Sewall Mass.
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Washington
Speeran
New Bedford Board of Trade
Committee On Commerce
Arctic Ocean
I. B. Tompkins, Jr
William Lewis
Cantwell
Revenue Marine Service
Calhoun
C. Owen
P. Ashmead
Owen
Point Barrow
Fairchild
Congress
Tompkins
Congressman Morrow
California
Dr. Davis
House
George M. Stearns
Sigourney Butler
United States
District of Massachusetts
Mr. Stearns
Fort Sewall
Mass
Postmasters Named by President in New Nominations
President Cleveland sent to the Senate nominations for several postmasters including Mrs. T. A. Parker Presque Isle Me Franklin H. Raymond Athol Centre Mass Henry L. Patrick Hopedale Mass Edgar N. Nash Newton Highlands Mass John F. Robinson Vineyard Haven Mass Charles H. Stacey West Newton Mass Julia Seeley Great Barrington Mass Frank Wright Lynn Mass The Postmaster General also reports a parcel post convention with Colombia similar to the Mexico agreement. General Rosecrans retirement bill advances in House and Senate committees with ranking officer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Senate
T. A. Parker
Presque Isie
Franklin H. Raymond
Athol Centre
Mass
Henry L. Patrick
Hopedale
Edgar N. Nash
Newton Highlands
John F. Robinson
Vineyard Haven
Charles H. Stacey
West Newton
Julia Seeley
Great Barrington
Frank Wright
Lynn
Whittier Letter to Essex Agricultural Society
John G Whittier writes to Essex County Agricultural Society praising local farmers in Danvers Massachusetts He notes a shift toward temperate independent and well informed farming communities since 1640 and admires the creation of pleasant homes for aging and youth He paraphrases Matthew Arnold on land ownership and thanks the society for its congratulatory letter.
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Danvers
Sorcrau
John G. Whittier
Farmers’ Institute
Essex County Agricultural Society
Essex County
Haverhill
Matthew Arnold
Essex Agricultural Society
End of the Canadian Railway Trouble Reached
In Winnipeg Manitoba January 11 the dispute over the Portland extension crossing by Canadian Pacific ends. CP withdraws guards clears barricades and removes obstructions signaling peaceful crossing today.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway
Portland
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Funeral of Eugene Wetherell in Gloucester
The funeral of Eugene Irving Wetherell, husband of Emma Abbott, was held in Gloucester with a private service at his mother's home and a public service at the Congregational Church conducted by Rev. R. P. Hibbard. A mixed quartet provided music as many relatives and friends attended. Floral offerings were plentiful and the casket was escorted to Oak Grove Cemetery for burial.
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Emma Abbott
Gloucester
Eugene Irving Wetherell
Congregational Church
R. P. Hibbard
Oak Grove Cemetery
Arlington Mills appoints Francis H Jealous new agent in Lawrence
Francis H Jealous will take over as agent of the Washington Mills in Lawrence after Thomas Sampson retires April 1. Jealous has served as superintendent at Arlington Mills and previously at J Eddy Sons Fall River and Wanskank Providence mills. Stockholders unhappy with Sampson's leadership and stock decline noted. The mills rank among the city's largest.
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Sampson
Jealous
Market Report Mixed with Bold Rail and Mine Prospects
The New York market showed little enthusiasm for railroad grievances while no selling pressure appeared. Boston markets were firmer with West End and land stocks buoyant and Cutler Land Company advancing plans for a Boston Cutler service and harbor improvements. Jay Hubbell reports San Pedro ore at 13 percent, with 200,000 tons daily output potential once tunnels expand, and three smelters ready to operate. profits could reach about $50 per ton.
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New York
St. Paul’s
Boston
West End
Head & Co
Evans & Co
Cutler
Jay Hubbell
Santa Fe Mining Company
San Pedro
Hubbell
Boston Theatres Card and Schedules
The Hollis Street Theatre presents Mary Anderson with shows at 7 and 7 45. Boston Museum features Sweet Lavender with afternoon 2 and evening 7 45. Park Theatre hosts Nat C. Goodwin with matinee 2 and night 7 45. Globe Theatre screens Miss Esmeralda with afternoon slot and 7 45. Boston Theatre showcases Boston Ideal Opera Company at 2 and 7 45. Grand Opera House offers The Minute Man at 2 and 7 45. Howard Athenaum runs One of the Bravest with matinee 2 and 8 pm show.
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Hollis Street
Mary Anderson
Boston Museum
Sweet Lavender
Park Theatre
Nat C. Goodwin
Globe Theatre
Howard Athenaum
Legislature Confronts Junketing and State Bank Reforms
Lawmakers curb travel allowances amid friction over committee trips. A $10,000 bill funds the Westboro Insane Hospital and a State House extension plan faces revision. Savings banks report growth, urge depositor protections, and push limits on collateral lenders and cooperative banks.
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State House
Marriages Recorded in City Churches in January
A list of marriage notices from city churches, detailing bride and groom names such as Harry L Aldrich and Helen Towne, Willard B Ashley and Emma M Wallace, Alfred H Burlen and May G Holt, and others along with officiants and dates in January. The notices cover couples from Melrose Jamaica Plain West Harwich Sharon and Cambridge to Boston.
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Aldrich—Towne
C. P. Gifford
Harry L. Aldrich
Melrose
Helen Towne
Jamaica Plain
Ashley—Wallace
Theron Brown
Willard B. Ashley
Emma M. Wallace
Burlen
Holt
Richard Eddy
Alfred H. Burlen
May G. Holt
Chase
Coburn
Jennie W. Btooks
Locke Carey
Cambridge
David McFall
John A. Locke
Lena G. Carey
Boston
Mackenzie—Mackenzie
Miner
Alexander Mackenzie
Misa Ella M. Mackenzie
Toppan
Chapman
Brooke Herford
George L. Toppan
Grace B. Chapman
Deaths of Local Notables and Residents Almanac Style
Death notices from Somerville to Dorchester list Sarah Ann Alden widow of Rear Admiral James Alden and others from Boston area. Entries name Minnie B Austin, Captain Frederick A Barker, Gertrude Benz, Charlotte E Bishop, John Dorey, Harriet F Ellery, Abby B Eustis, Willard B Fisher, K H W Hunt, Martha A Kauffer, John F Long, Mary Ann Mason, Charles F Morris, Harry W Richards, Julia Spillane with ages and towns across Massachusetts and beyond.
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Alden
Somerville
Sarah Ann Alden
James Alden
U.S.N
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Charlestown
Jamaica Plain
Minnie B
Calvin Austin
Barker
San Francisco
Frederick A. Barker
New Bedford
Benz
Gertrude
Anton Benz
North Andover
Charlotte E
F. Bishop
Dorey
John Dorety
Ellery
Chelsea
Harriet F. Ellery
William Ellery
Eustis
New York City
Abby B. Eustis
James Eustis
Fisher
Norwood
Willard B
Edwin E
Leonor M. Fisher
Hunt
Cambridge
Israel Hunt
Nashua
N. H. Kauffer—At Dorchester, Jan. 10, Martha A., Wife of Theodore L. Kauffer
Long
John F. Long
Mason
North Brookfield
Mass
Mary Ann Mason
William B. Mason
Lowell
Morris
Chicago
Charles FE. Morris
RDS
Dorchester
Harry W. Richards
Spillane
Julia
Maurice and
Nancy Spillane
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Mexico
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Oak Knoll
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Mrs. Sampson
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Atchison
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International Steamship Company
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St. John
Cutler Harbor
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Bay of Fundy
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Mexican Central Railway
London
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Herad
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Ebsor
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Commonwealth
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Agricultural College
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Massachusetts Charitable
Jye and Bar Infirmary
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Ludlow
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Western Union Telegraph Office
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NEW Publica Lions
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Francois DE Julliot
Dosia
Mme
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Gérard
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Edmond About
Gabrielle
William R. Jenkins
Sixth Avenue
Carl Schoenhof
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R. H. Newell
Orpheus C. Kerr
Price
G. W. Dillingham
Beacon St. Extension
Alex. S. Porter
State St
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City of Boston
City Council
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Court Street
Ct. James Ave
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Athletic Club
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Porter
Commonwealth Ave
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Cincinnati
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Pacific Northwest
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Washington St
School St
Boston, Mass
Ditson & Co
Bes
Emmanuel
Trowbridge
Joseph
Chadwick
Jerusalem
Parkhurst
Maly City
Gaul
Emerson
Ruth
Naomi
Oliver Ditson & CO
H.F. Holman
Allentown
Penn
Office OF
Texas Loan Agency
Corsicana
Texas
D. P. Ives, Esq
Phesafestins Stleutlion
South
W. R. Bright
The
D. P. Ives & CO
Water Street
Lewiston Mills
Lewiston
Union Water Power Company
Maine Central R. R
Grand Trunk R. R
the Hop Remedies CO
Broad Street
Park Commissioners
Milk Street
City Hall
Benjamin Dean
Patrick Maguire
John F. Andrew
the Department of Parks
Office of Park Commissioners
Mill Street
W. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
the Eastern Banking CO
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
WM. C. Codman
William H. Cundy
Milk St
Bowdoin
B. Noyes
Western Farm
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Corporation of the Home For Aged Women
Revere Street
Henry Emmons
Deus
Ges - Boson
Low Ratas Hyde
Offices
Tole't
Sanny Office
Custom House and Post Office
P.O
Suffolk Bar
Supreme Court Room
Edward D. Souler
Robert Grant
New England
Hartford
Willimantic
Washington Street
Summer Street
Boston Post
Am Eepree
Eugene Tompkins
Ideal Opera CO
DE Luss
Fanuschowlky
Barber
Eee D. Neuendorff
Munval
wWaurmen
Faust
Maurtha
Dockstader
Minstrels
Jules Levy
George Edwardes
London Gaiety Burlesque Company
Esmeralda
Walter Raynham
Nellie Farren
Fred Leslie
Corpse de Ballets
Ph.bus
Claude Frollo
the Gaiety
Cheru
Orch
Gaiety Burlesque Co
Henry E. Abbey
Complete Dramatic Company
Robson & Crane
Boston Music Hall
Stoddard
Holland
Belgium
Boston Journal
Florence
Romes Aseiesioy Co
Burditt & North
Mr. Nat. C. Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
R. M. Field
Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
Jessonda
Spohr
Gluck
Rosamunde
Schubert
Beethoven
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Tremont
Howard Athen
Charlies McCarthy
Poole
John F. Luscomb
William H. Baldwin
W. B. Clarke
Silas Peirce
Eugene FE. Patridge
Charles EK. Macallar
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Res. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
F. Trull
WM. B. Tumner
Sea
Stetson, Moseley 41 Co
Flint
E Street
Huckins & CO
Omee
Border Street
Reem