Breckinridge Moves to Open Ports Re misunderstood reciprocity
Breckinridge of Kentucky moved in the House to offer a resolution challenging the McKinley act reciprocity. He argued the third section is unconstitutional and that the President should open U S ports to products of nations with true reciprocal trade while the nation would monitor duties and treaties.
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Kentucky
Burrows
Venezuela
Nicaragua
Colombia
Honduras
Committee On Ways and Means
United States
American Hemisphere
America
Ways and Means Committee
Irish Charitable Society Ball Shines at Music Hall
Governor Russell leads the seventh annual ball of the Charitable Irish Society held in Music Hall. Spectators filled galleries and the platform as an elaborate parade and dancing followed a grand concert. The event supported Irish social and moral aims with notable guests and a grand supper.
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John C. Mullally
Governor Russell
John B. Fitzpatrick
Edward A. Mclaughlin
Russell
Dalton
Corcoran
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Collison
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J. B. Fitzpatrick
Bumstead Hall
E. J. Flynn
Arnold Lalonde
St. Jean Baptiste Society
M. Gerrity
Major Alger
Cambridge
Thomas Merrills
The
British Charitable Society
McGraw
Scots Charitable Society
Thomas Jb. Fitz
Catholic Union
Lee
Board of Aldermen
Barry
Common Council
Isaac Rosnosky
Rosnosky
Ashland Club
Union Park Hall
South End
T. M. Roland
Carnegie library and museum planned for Schenley Park Pittsburg
Mr Harlow of Longfellow Alden and Harlow described a 700000 dollar two story granite Carnegie complex in Schenley Park Pittsburg to house a library museum and opera house. It would store 500000 volumes with reading rooms offices a reference room and a separate museum area near the opera house. The firm said it rarely competed for such contracts and was surprised to win.
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Longfellow, Alden & Harlow
Beacon Street
Carnegie Library
Schenley Park
Pittsburg
Boston Public Library
Boston
Bates Hall
Boston Library
Opera House
A Good Case Against Treethen In Everett Murder Trial
Autopsy finds Tena Davis drowned with no visible injuries. Everett police chief Emerton argues for a murder theory citing handwriting similarities, carriage tracks, and a torn dress fragment linked to Trefethen and Smith while the victim’s body was found in the Mystic. New York reports Cyrus Field's daughter Grace Lindley dies as Field faces past disgrace and looming decline.
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Emerton
Everett
Tena Davis
Wellington
Tena
Treethen
Smith
New York
Sozcran
Cyrus W. Field
Grace Field Lindley
Atlantic
Field, Lindley, Wichers & Co
Field
Edward M. Field
Ludlow Street
Young Field
David A. Lindley
W. F. Judson
Malden
Tena J. Davis
Cambridge
Marcellus Coggan
Bethel
Charles Davis
Davis
Committees Announced In Both House And Senate In Boston Ward
The Boston scene sees committee chairmanships across both branches with many posts held by Boston members. McCall of Winchester and Gillett contest judiciary leadership while Parkman nabs Senate cities chair. Fernald remains ranking member in the Senate.
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Winchester
Judiciary
Gillett
Senate
Fernald
Parkman
Committee On Cities
Pinkerton
McNary
Boston
Barrett
Presho
Nutter
Plymouth
Banks and Banking
Howard
Newton
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Parkmap
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Champlin
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Woodsum
Braintree
Lynn
Coburn
Lowell
Gilman
Mercantile Affairs
Olmstead
Pratt
Raymond
Somerville
Powers
Hyde Park
Coveney
Shaw
Newburyport
Louis N. Clark
Ray
Norfolk
Tucker
New Bedford
Rapid Transit Commission
Bennett
Everett
Bliss
Monon train wreck near Crawfordsville claims three lives
A Monon railroad passenger train derailed and plunged down an embankment near Crawfordsville Indiana this afternoon. Three passengers were killed and twenty injured as cars burned in the wreck.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Monon
Crawfordsville
Brookline Republicans Host Winter Reception for Campaign Prep
President Draper of the State Committee and Hon. John Simpkins spoke at the Brookline Republican Club winter reception in the lower town hall Brookline. About 250 attendees heard calls to active campaign work though candidates were not yet named. Simpkins joked of Cape Cod Republicans fearing Democrats and urged a woman as next club president with leap year election optimism. Bald win's Cadet Band provided music and a postmeeting collation followed.
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Republican Club
Town Hall
Baldwin
Draper
State Committee
John Simpkins
Cape Cod
Weather Indications Snow to Rain in Northeast
Washington January 11 forecast for Tuesday calls snow in New England turning to rain, slightly warmer with east winds. New York expected rain and warmer with southwest winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Boxboro Leaders and Committees Listed in State Records
Long list of names and districts shows Boxboro and Boston figures among many senators and representatives. Includes Boxboro, Brockton, Boston, and Worcester, with committees covering Agriculture Education Drainage and more.
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Boxboro
Battles
Brockton
Sargent
Leicester
Sandburg
Boston
Casey
Blodgett
Templeton
Nickerson
Chatham
Lalligan
Tucker
New Bedford
Kilduff
Holyoke
Dolan
Low
Connolly
Fall River
Bronchitis Yielded by Dr Kull's Cough Syrup
A brief report notes bronchitis eases promptly under the influence of Dr Kull's Cough Syrup priced at 25 cents. The claim highlights quick relief and low cost for users seeking relief from coughing and chest congestion.
Captain Lost Off Cape Sable Crewman Feared Dead
Schooner Lizzie Smith arrived from Newfoundland with a herring cargo under the first officer. The vessel flies Captain Angus Ross’s flag at half mast after he went overboard off Cape Sable during a snow storm last Wednesday while aiding the crew with sails. He leaves a widow and one child.
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Cape Sable
Provincetown
Lizzie Smith
Newfoundland
Angus Ross
Fie
Ex Chief Wilson Snyder Dies After Lifting 600-Pound Beef
BreruLenem Penn Jan 11 Ex Chief of Police Wilson D Snyder dies after rupturing a blood vessel while lifting a whole beef on a wager He was a powerful man reportedly able to shoulder 600 pounds.
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BreruLenem
Penn
Wilson D. Snyder
Merchants Co operative Bank Holds Annual Shareholders Meeting
The Merchants Co operative Bank held its annual meeting at Wesleyan Hall last evening. Share capital was approved with two sets of shares of 2000 each and about $10,000 was borrowed. Re-elected officers include President Alfred J Mercer Vice President Allison Z Mason Clerk and Treasurer Albert E Duffill and directors Albert S Parsons Frank Fanning Edward C Scates John Butland Thomas Swadkins Jr.
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Merchants’ Co-operative Bank
Wesleyan Hall
Alfred J. Mercer
Allison Z. Mason
Albert E. Duffill
Albert 5. Parsons
Frank Fanning
Dward C. Scates
John Butland
Thomas Swadkins, Jr
Salvation Oil touted as cure for pain at 25 cents
An advertisement proclaims Salvation Oil as the greatest cure on earth for pain, offering a price of 25 cents. It frames the product as a universal remedy and urges readers to purchase for relief.
Worcester reads Ayer’s Coffee Substrate circular mailer
Residents of Worcester Massachusetts are advised to expect a forthcoming mail circular about Ayer’s Coffee Substrate. The notice urges recipients to review product information and potential benefits as part of a consumer outreach effort.
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Worcester
Mass
Ayer
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