Nellie Dixon Stirs Portland Harbor Interest In Fine Schooner
Commodore Ned Dixon's Nellie Dixon, a 112 ton Boston fishing schooner, lies at Portland's Custom House wharf drawing crowds with its yachtlike lines and seaworthy model. The vessel, crew of 23, cost 14000 and is noted as among the finest on the coast. Portland merchants report other ships, shore operations, and salvage news as local shipping press coverage continues.
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Custom House Wharf
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Albert Clarke
Home Market Club
R. S. Gardiner
Rand-Avery Supply Company
N. BE. Weeks
Railway Pathfinder
John C. Cottingham
United States Marshal’s
Cunningham, Banks & Co
East
David O. Foye
Talopa
Augustus Palmer
Bath
Thomas J. Yorke, Jr
Bay State Dredging Company
McKie’s
Caucus Act to Be Amended Aims for Separate Nominating Conventions
Boston legislators push a bill to amend the caucus act requiring separate delegate conventions for mayor and aldermen. The plan seeks elections on different days to prevent nominating both offices at a single convention. The measure heads to the rules committee as part of a broader legislative agenda.
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Mark Mulvey
Ward 22
Boston
McLaughlin
Senate
House
Mellen
Worcester
Committee On Rules
Mellon
Committee On
Nashua Reservoir
Grateful Letter From Boston Charity Group
Grace M. Phalan, corresponding secretary, thanks The Post for assistance during the fair for the Free Home for Consumptives. She praises reporters work and costumes provided, noting the press table was an attractive feature of the fair in Boston on January 9.
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Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
Grace M. Phalan
Boston
Bromfield Street Church Noon Meeting Speaks on Prayer Answered
The Rev. L. B. Bates will speak on Prayer Answered at the Bromfield Street Church noon meeting today. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wilson will sing as large audiences attend daily in the church auditorium.
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L. B. Bates
D. D
Bromfield Street
W. B. Wilson
Reputation and Merit Honesty in Widely Used Article
A brief reflection on a universally valued article proving its necessity through wide use and trusted performance. The piece notes that people buy it because they believe life is better with it and cannot do without it.
Officers faced charges as two patrolmen stand trial
Police commissioners heard charges against Patrolman James McKenzie of East Boston for conduct unbecoming an officer after questions were mishandled during a lecture. Dr Dwight questioned his condition, while McKenzie cited drinking after a cold. Patrolman Robert Merrill of Roxbury Crossing faced neglect of duty for remaining at home from 12:35 a m to 2 a m to tend his ill child. he pleaded guilty but testified on his behalf. Both cases were taken under advisement.
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James McKenzie
East Boston
Back Bay
McKenzie
Twombly
Dwight
Irish
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Roxbury Crossing
Speare
Bodenschatz
Martin
Merrill
Trade Outlook Markets Edge Up In Early 1895
Bradstreet's reports the second week of the year shows uneven orders for seasonable goods with East bad weather and West improving. Chicago, St. Louis, Boston, New York and Philadelphia lead gains in dry goods and shoes while foreign woollen goods stay active. Rail and industrial demand is expected to lift with repairs and plant additions, and overall mercantile collections improve. Total U S bank clearings for six days end Jan 10 at 1.039 billion, up 9.4 percent from the prior week.
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Central West
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Cleveland
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
United States
Southern Lines
Headstreet
Trade and production trends in North America and Europe
Wheat stocks total 187 253 000 bushels on Jan 1, down 6 470 000 from 1894 but up 717 000 from 1893. Canada reports 53 Canadian failures this week and Montreal market improvements in tea and leather demand. Toronto wholesale activity stronger. Winnipeg, Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal, Halifax bank clearings total 22 630 000, up from 21 322 000 a year ago. R G Dun notes no early year revival, stocks rising while consumption lags, with pig iron output near December levels and prices near record lows. Failures total 420 in US, 54 in Canada this week.
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Hamilton
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Bessemer
Philadelphia
Gray Forge
Pittsburg
Chicago
Indianapolis
Great Assignee Sale at Green Ratshesky Stores
An avalanche of bargains fills the Charles Green & Co. and A. C. Ratshesky assignee sale of clothing at Nos. 597 599 601 Washington street. Men’s suits overcoats panta loons and furnishings are offered at low prices to dispose of stock for creditors. The store is brightly lit after dark, presenting an attractive display in this city.
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Charles Green & Co
A. C. Ratshesky
Washington Street
Free Medical Services for All Diseases Offered by Dewey Co
Physician in chief M. M. Dewey announces free medical services at 74 Boylston Street. Examinations and treatment are free with office hours 9 pm to 2 am and 6 to 8 pm daily, Sundays 4 pm.
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M. M. Dewey
Dewey Medical Co
Boylston Street
Unconventional sideboard offered by Paine’s Furniture
In this paper Paine's Furniture Company promotes an engraving of an unconventional sideboard. The ad appeals to bold critics who appreciate its artistic lines and invites purchases at a low price, challenging social norms that praise traditional pieces.
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Paine's Furniture Company
Local Wringer and Mangle Makers Advertise Repair Service
The American Wringer Co. at 18 and 15 Broadway extension advertises as city manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and attend to mail orders promptly. Telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Shawmut Church Annual Meeting Reports Strong Self Support
Shawmut Congregational Church elected officers for the year with D. Partridge as treasurer. Reports showed rising contributions and strong benevolence amid hard times, with church committees delivering solid results. A pastor reception is planned next week, and the society’s annual meeting follows on January 18.
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Davies
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Stephen Merritt
E. F. Stoveter
O. E. Mallory
Lowell
EB. S. Tobey
Julia M. Plummer
Clarke W. Morehouse
Bulfinch Place
William H. Sayward
Francis Tiffany
Bulinch Place
Europe
Asia
Newbury and
Exeter Streets
Citizens’ Rescue Board
Music Hall
Studio Building
Tremont Street
People’s Temple
Messrs
Hunter and
Crossley
Advent sermons at Advent Christian Church
Elder Miles Grant preaches at 3 and 7 30 p m on Emerald Street on the theme The Kingdom of God Soon to Be Established. The notice encourages attendance despite the snow and highlights the chart about the event.
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Advent Christian Church
Emerald Street
Miles Grant
Kingdom of God
Bethel and Baptist Church Services This Sunday
Bethel at 3382 Hanover street presents Pastor W J Swaffield preaching 10 45 AM and 7 30 PM with a special evening musical program featuring solos by Miss Jackson. Clarendon Street Baptist Church at corner Clarendon and Montgomery hosts Rev A J Gordon 10 30 AM and 7 30 PM services with Sunday school 2 50 PM and a 6 30 Gospel temperance meeting. First Free Baptist Church Shawmut avenue near Rutland street lists Rev J M Lowden preaching 10 30 PM and 7 30 PM by evangelist H Lizzie Haley with Sunday school at 12 noon and a 6 30 PM Young men's meeting.
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Seamen’s Friend — Society
Hanover Street
Nickerson
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
Nehemiah Boynton
S. D
Frederick H. Page
Elijah
Dorchester
Washington and
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Arthur Little
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Tramont Street
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Sodom
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Winthrop Street
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John Galbraith
Grove Hall
EB. D. Mallory
Bethel
W. J. Swaffield
Miss Jackson
the Sweet Blind
Clarendon Street
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
A. J. Gordon
First Free Baptist Church
Shawmut Avenue
Rutland Street
J. M. Lowden
H. Lizzie Haley
ST. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
West Concord Street
Dr. Macdonald
Christian Endeavor
Second Universalist
Miner
Young People's Meeting
Harvard Street Baptist Church Sunday Services and Choir
The Rev. Charles Earle will preach at 10 40 on The Relation of Power to Weakness of Wealth to Poverty. At 7 30 Jesus and the Politicians. Quartet singing and congregational singing. Almon J. Fairbanks musical director. Sunday school at 12 15 led by George J. Clifford.
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Charles ©. Earle
Jesus
Almon J. Fairbanks
George J. Clifford
B. Y
M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston
M. H. Gulesian
Armenia
Alice Steele Efett
George Mendall Taylor
Modernness of Christianity at Music Hall service
Sunday morning prayer at 7 30 with Rev Dr Lorimer preaching at 10 30 on The Modernness of Christianity. Sunday school at 12 16. Evening prayer at 6 and 7 30 with Old Foes with New Faces or the Influence of Paganism. Good singing. directed by Professor Ayd. singers to take part.
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Wéi
He Christian Union
The
Boston Christian Union
Tremont Temple Church
Lorimer
Antes Fg Bony
Ayd. Eee
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