Steamer Plover Rescued After Sinking Storm
The steamer Plover from St John's to Sydney sprang a leak after a northeast gale off Cape Race. Pumps clogged, crew saved when steamer Vanearville spotted them and rescued the crew eighty miles off Cape Race. Plover, 206 tons, schooner rigged screw steamer, built at Liverpool in 1837.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinadelpma
Dan
Vanearville
Stayre
St. John’s
Plover
St.John’s
Sydney
Cape Race
Cape Breton
Tancarville
Liverpool
30th Sides Confident Yet Glum on Lockout in HavenWill
The labor standstill continues with little change as manufacturers refuse further wage cuts while workers await a possible settlement. The Boot and Shoe Makers' International Union rallies support, new members join daily, and a large mass meeting is set for Monday at City Hall. Regulators and pastors condemn strike conduct as factory owners face mounting pressure and potential factory relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havenwill
H.G. Moulton
H. Shaw
Portland
Moulton
Haverhill
Portland Union
Jennings, Friedman & Stevens
Water Street
City Hall
Fr. J. Skenington
Boot and Shoe Makers’ International Union
Edward J
Per Ceneral
Messrs
Chick Bros
Manufacturers’ Association
Winchell
Boot and Shoe Workers’ International Union
Bishop Dudley Urges Education for Freed Negroes in North
Bishop Dudley of Kentucky preached at the Mission Church of St John the Evangelist on Bowdoin street urging the Episcopal church to educate and evangelize enfranchised colored people. He warned 8,000,000 Negroes and illiterate whites will shape the nation’s future and urged church action through a 15 man commission to elevate these people and lift the church duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Kentucky
St. John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
North
Episcopal Church
Church of God
Church
Old Sanl Catarrh Cure Promises Fast Nasal Relief
From irritation to inflammation the passage explains that catarrh results from inflammation and presents Old Sanl Catarrh Cure as a safe effective remedy for nasal diseases. It notes the price is 26 cents and that it is sold by all druggists.
Cyclone and Blizzard Strike Cities in Deep South and Midwest
A cyclone and blizzard swept through several states with homes unroofed and stores damaged in Sardis Mississippi and nearby towns. In Des Moines Iowa six inches of snow fell with drifts up to four feet and trains delayed as wind and drifting continued. No fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Kansas City
Sardis
Miss
Here
Episcopal
Ballentine
Henderson Bros
Omana
Dan
Des Moines
Unitarian Lecture Evening Honors Parker Gannett Wells
Mrs Kate Gannett Wells spoke at Parker Memorial Hall with Pr Rey nolds in attendance. Rev Edward A Horton failed to lecture on great Unitarian preachers and was replaced by Mr Frank E Thayer who introduced Rev G H Young. Wells extolled Gannett and Channing linking spiritual freedom, philanthropy, and logic while recalling early ministerial life and the Channing catechism. Dr Grindall Reynolds closed with notes on Unitarian laymen stressing integrity courtesy and the brotherhood of man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Horton
Channing Hall
Frank E. Thayer
Channing Club
G. H. Young
Mgr. Horton
Theodore Parker
Channing
May
Gannett
Clarke
King
Obituary of Stephen A Hubbard Hartford Courant editor
Stephen A Hubbard longtime managing editor of the Hartford Courant died Saturday in Hartford Conn from heart disease. Born in Sunderland he rose from printer to editor guiding the Press and later the Courant. He served in civic roles and aided Union efforts in the Civil War era, leaving a lasting impact on Connecticut journalism.
Death of Dr William M Hoar of Lowell Politician and physician
Dr William M Hoar of Lowell died suddenly at his Worthen Street home from rheumatism of the heart. A Holy Cross graduate and Bellevue trained physician, he was active in Democratic politics, chair of the city committee during Butler’s governor race, served on the school committee, attended state and national conventions, and was a presidential elector nominee. He led a varied career as surgeon of the Sixth Regiment MVE and member of the pension commission, and belonged to the Knights of St. Patrick. He leaves two children. his wife died about six weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widliase M. Hoa
William M. Hoar
Lowell
Worthen Street
Hoar
Holy Cross College
Bellevue Hospital
General Butler
Wis
MVE
Combrission
Knights of St. Patrick
Flour
Salem mourns multiple deaths in late week notices
OLHER DEATIES Mr Shaon O Dalrymple died at his home in Salem Saturday night of pneumonia at seventy nine He was a charter member of I O O F inspector in the custom case for many years director of the Salem Gas Company member of the Common Council 1862 alderman 1869 and fire department engineer 1861 1864 He leaves three sons and three daughters Abraham Kimball former Alderman of Salem died Saturday in Philadelphia aged ninety two He will be buried in Salem Wednesday Frederick W Plimpton of Hartford Conn died Saturday morning after a weeklong illness from capillary bronchitis He was treasurer of the Plimpton Manufacturing Company and a director in the Hartford Brass Company leaves a widow and one son Arreta Heo Davy Elao aged eighty seven died yesterday at New Haven Conn of pleurisy after brief illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olher Deaties
Shaon O. Dalrymple
Salem
Tle
Fraternity
Lodge
Salem Gas Company
Common Council
Ile
Abraham Kimball
Philadelphia
Frederick W. Plimpton
Hartford
Conn
Plimpton Manufacturing Company
Hartond
Aretesa Heo
Davy Elao Ale
New Haven
Dudley Named Campaign Chair in Harrison Effort
In New York a hearing on the Talmage & Martin versus Republican League suit reveals Colonel W W Dudley was made campaign committee chairman at General Harrison's request. The league denies Dudley membership, saying he was installed by the national committee as Harrison's representative. The rest of the testimony was deemed unimportant and the hearing resumes next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Talmage & Martin
Republican League
C. N. Craegener
W. W. Dudley
League
Harrison
Gay
Dudley
Campaizon
National Committee
Gaar
C Eben
Fire in a Distillery at Peoria Burned Copper Stills and 100000 Gallons
Jan 12 Peoria Illinois fire at Monarch Distillery destroyed seven copper stills and appurtenances along with 100000 untaxed spirits. Losses listed at 125000 for mill and 2500 for malt with 2000 for engines and boilers. Distillery capacity 19000 bushels daily. Mill valued at 500000 and largest in the world, operating at half capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Monarch
Munch
Ind
Boyce
P. T. King & Co
James Boyce
King & Co
Bender & Shoemaker
Clothiers
Indianapolts
Greenwood
Indianapolis
VersasLues
Macybros
Main Street
Ell Boy
Loeser
Rockford & Co. Chocolate, Floss & Co
Portland
Met
Brown's Wharf
Brown Heirs
S. W. Larrabee & Co
Mark P. Emery
Deering, Winslow & Co
J. M. Hammes
N. HH
Stevens & Dumklee
Eostave
F. Bates
Stevens & Duanklee
Bates
Manchesterr
N. i
Social and Civic Clubs Dine at Boston Hotels
Guests at Youngs Hotel include Mayor Hart and Alderman Wilson with James M. Olmstead as new member. Mayors Club names Henry N. Fisher president and Charles D. Palmer vice president. Hull Yacht Club elects Charlies V. Whitten as commodore and John Henry as rear-commodore. Several clubs dine at Parker House and Tremont House. Clover Club and Newton Club hold annual meetings with officers elected. St Pauls Alumni gather at Hotel Brunswick. numerous ward-based executives listed for Newton Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Club
Young’s Hotel
Hart
William Power Wilson
Board of Aldermen
Hoorace G. Allen
Common Council
James M. Olmstead
James P. Dwinell
Edward Upton
Mayors’ Club
Young’s
Henry N. Fisher
Waltham
Charles D. Palmer
Lowell
Mark F. Burns
Somerville
Charles H. Porter
Quincy
New England
Paint and Oil Clubs of
Association of Railroad and Steamboat Agents
Boston
Charles B. Goldthwait
Joel Goldthwait
NAS
Hull Yacht Club
Parker House
Coimmmodore
Charlies V. Whitten
John 4. Henry
D. Souther
William A. Cary
Charles C. Hutchinson
Herman W. i
Alwmni Ot
St. Mark’s
Boston Club
Peter McIntire
Quincey House
Mareeno Bookmasters’ Club
W. A. Smith
Brunswick
Newton Club
Newtonville
Henry E. Cobb
Samuel J. Powers
Ane Llon
Levi ©. Wade
Prescott C. Bridghil
Edward W. Cate
Albert Glover
James W. French
Missing youth found dead after pond accident in Rostindale
Saturday morning George Lora age sixteen son of Mr Frank Lord of Rostindale left home and did not return. A search found his body yesterday in a pond known as Tom Williams about ten inches of ice. He was a graduate of Charles Sumner school. Funeral set for Tuesday at 1 at the residence of Mr George Towle Conway Susec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Lora
Frank Lord
Rostindale
Station 18
Tom Williams
Charles Sumner School
George Towle
Conway
Annual Meeting of the Republican Club
Members of the Boston Young Men's Republican Club will hold their annual meeting Wednesday evening January 15 in Rooms 9 and 16 to elect officers. It is whispered that measures will be taken to make the club a state affair modeled after the Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts to extend its influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Republican Club
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Boston Faces Tough S Logistical Fight Over Street Lighting Contract
Boston seeks to award the Suburban Electric Light Company a contract to illuminate streets including East Boston, while opponents led by insurance men and remonstrant writers push for a public hearing. Mayor Hart plans to forward the remonstrance to the Board of Aldermen, citing safety concerns over hundreds of miles of high tension wires and the potential fire hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburban Electric Light Company
Boston
Tre Wneder
Board of Aldermen
Post
Boston Electric Light Company
Hart
L’ost
Boston Eleetric Light Company
Boston Electrc Light Company
Lam Onow
George H. Alen
B.S. Flanders
Parker
Common Council
Fiftieth Anniversary of Boston Baptist Bethel Sunday School
The Boston Baptist Bethel Sunday school celebrated fifty years on Hanover Street with music by George F. E. Mitchell and M. K. house organist Georgie Park, an address by Superintendent Nathan A. Fitch, and reports showing 206 scholars, 24 officers and teachers, income 231.25, expenditures 200.01, and a year-end balance of 31.24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Baptist Bethel Sunday School
Hanover Street
George FE. Mitchell
M. KE
Georgie Park
W. J. Swatfield
Nathan A. Fiten
Bethel
Swafteld
William Howe
Joseph Sawyer
North
Henry A. Cooke
Lawson
Aly. Nathan A. Fitch
George R. Dority
C. A. Rollins
Eli. J. Curtis
Interesting and Historic Cities on New York & New England Rail
The Palace train departs Boston at noon from the Summer Street depot and travels to New York via Hartford and New Haven. Arrival in New York expected by 6 30 p m. The notice promotes business and pleasure travel aboard this historic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & New England Railroad
Summer Street
Boston
New York
Hartford
New Haven
Who Will Get It District Attorney Race in Plymouth and Norfolk
The Plymouth and Norfolk district attorney race continues with William Osborne of Mast Bridgewater leading. Harvey H. Pratt of Abington remains a strong candidate, while ex-Representative Ferdinand A Wy man of Hyde Park is mentioned but unlikely to leave a congressional bid. A Plymouth county lawyer suggests Governor Brackett may appoint Pratt if he chooses to act independently for the public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Norfolk
William ©. Osborne
Mast Bridgewater
Harvey HH. Pratt
Abington
Ferdinand A.wyman
Hyde Park
John W. Candler
Brackett
Plymouth County
Pratt
Farmers Propose Tax Reform at Plough Hall Meeting
Citizens and taxpayers of Massachusetts demand a new tax system to end unfair assessments on farm property and to fund town improvements fairly. Speakers including Hadwen, Wyman, Hawks, and Ware argue for a farmer represented tax board, review of valuations, and statewide petitions. Discussion to continue next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appeal
Massachusetts
B. Hadwen
Worcester
L.C. Wyman
Salem
New England
Samuel Hawks
Saugus
Laxavian
Benjamin P. Ware
Magnensad
Vermont
Nathan Edson
Barnstable
A. P. Tapley
Revere
James 2. Kine
Peabody
Ware
Charles River bridges hearing ends with river inspection voyage
The commission for altering the Charles River bridges finished hearings after a two hour inspection trip aboard the Protector. William Ek Russell and L G Burnham spoke for shippers and rail lines urging higher railroad draw heights if altered. Drawtender Butler explained delays to Captain Chase due to vessel traffic, and the panel will report after returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River
Protector
West Boston Bridge
Sietee
C. T. Russell, Jr
William Ek. Russell
L. G. Burnham
The
Charles
Drawtender
Butler
Jonathan Chase
Chase
Washington
Wheaton Seminary Graduates Gather At Thorndike
Large attendance at the Wheaton Seminary Club meeting at the Thorndike Saturday afternoon featured guests Mrs H H Robinson Mrs Cora Stuart Wheeler and Miss Lucy Larcom. After luncheon the graduates performed musical and literary exercises with poems submitted by Mrs Emma Karstow Bates Mrs G D Sweet Mrs Thomas C Bray and Miss Almira L Hayward. The New England Company plans a manufacturing city at New England City Georgia leveraging coal and iron lands with strong prospects for the Southern fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton Seminary Club
Thorndike
H. H. Robinson
Cora Stuart Wheeler
Lucy Larcom
Emma Karstow Bates
Newton
G. D. Sweet
Boston
Thomas C. Bray
Newtonville
Almira L. Hayward
Cambridge
NEW England Commpany
Messrs. Stedman & Kellogg
New England City
Dade County
Artists and marriage in Daudet critique a lecture
The lecture on Les Femmes d Berivains by M. Stanislas Danion argued that artists pursue an ideal beyond ordinary life and often face failed marriages. Daudet’s defense cites many examples of unhappy artist households while noting artists are nervous, exacting, and impressionable, complicating matches.
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Alphonse Davudet
Delacroux
Me Daudet
II al Kenan
Chateluuriand
George Sand
Flaubert
Carter
Daudet
Extended 21 Tour Raymond Whitcomb Excursionists to Mexico
A party of sixty Raymond & Whitcomb excursionists will leave Boston this afternoon for a 12,200 mile journey to Mexico and California. They travel in a special Pullman vestibule train via Niagara Falls Detroit Cincinnati and New Orleans, visiting Zacatecas Guadalajara and other Central Mexican sites and return through El Paso to the Pacific Coast. Charles Hi Wilson and Fred EF Aver lead the party with numerous named travelers from Boston Providence Albany and Philadelphia among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
California
Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
Sydenham
Holden
Harvard
Harbiede
Fitchburg
New York
Rotterdam Junction
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Zacatecas
Guadalajara
City of Mexico
Puebla
el Paso
Pacific Coast
Charles Hi. Wilson
Fred EF. Aver
E. de Vand
L. B. Anthony
Fall River
Bb. W. Arnold, Jr
Albany
N. Y
G. H. Bill
Rockville
Conn
Franke L
James A. Budlong
Providence
H. Burlingham
Plainfield
N.d
M.D. Case
Oneida
Yoovir
Dwight
Wbss
Sarah Dye
Binghamton
H. N. Eye
N.J
John D. Flint
Fall Pere
Leander Greeley
Cambridgeport
Gage H. Hawkes
Benie Kinsley
George
Benjamin Wey
Atskill
C. Fr. Wilson
Woodruff
Winsted
Coni
Exquisite 1890 Calendar From Perry & Co of Boston
Boston firm Perry & Co issued a refined calendar for 1890 featuring Nyidia the blind girl by Bulwer. The panel design measures 23 by 14 1/4 inches with satin border and gold thread trim, bound in leather with gilt edges. A separate compact calendar for 1860 closes the memorandum book, sold by Security Safe Deposit Co of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Charles Bk. Perry
Messrs. Pettengill & Co
Boston
New York
Fedecard
Security Safe Deposit Company of
Mercantile Library Association Elects Officers at Tremont Street
The Mercantile Library Association held its annual meeting at 674 Tremont Street to elect officers. Results: President Solomon Carter, vice-president Edward J Hathorne, treasurer William E F Graiterson, secretary William P Ordway, directors F Crosby Weston Lewis W B Witherell Theophilus G Wadman Charles S Purinton John Ir Casey Horatio G Nutter Frederick W Halsey. Albert E Pillsbury named trustee for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Library Association
Tremont Street
Solomon Carter
Edward J. Hathorne
William EF. Graiterson
William P. Ordway
F. Crosby
Weston Lewis
W. 2B. Witherell
Theophilus G. Wadman
Charles 5. Purinton
John Ir. Casey
Horatio. G. Nutter
Frederick W. Ilalsey
J. Frederick Rogers
James J. Heustis
Robert EE. Babson
James T. Boyd
Robert V. Kelley
Albert E. Pillsbury
Change of Names by Probate Court in Boston Suffolk
Public decree from the Probate Court of Boston Suffolk grants Theodore Harold and Mary Stewart Robinson Harold plus Stewart Harold permission to adopt the surname Clapp. The order requires publication of the decree once weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and proof under oath of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mommonweal
OL Massacralwj
Suffolk
Boston
Lord
Theodore Harold
Mary Spewarte
Robinson Waharold
Stewart Harold
CLV
Mary Stewai Oben
Cuapp
Stewart Tao G D
Auinor
Theodore Harold Clapp
Mary Stewart Robinson Harold
Mary Stewart Robinson Clapp
Stewart Harold Clapp
Boston Ost
Muston
Aful
John W. Mewim
Unclear Medical Claims Highlight Expert Warnings
Fragmentary OCR text discusses doctors, medicines, and alleged cures. It references Dr Ry Wy of teninsan and Dr Lavin Sit, with claims about talis malt and whiskey free from adulterations. The overall material appears to be unreliable or garbled, lacking clear events or outcomes to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pets Oran
Don Garse
Poreriy Pein
Meig Pas
Eatin Bey
Ascero
Pik P Ora Cs
Eno
Draey
Henry Mott
ECS
Ry Wy
Teninsan
Tess Boos
Beiiceron
Tosca
Katty
Henner
Davai
City of Boston Loan Proposals Advertised
The City of Boston invites proposals for multiple registered loans totaling about 8 million dollars including the Suffolk County Court House Loan and Cochit ate Water Loan with terms up to 20 years. Interest rates range from 3 12 to 6 1 2 percent with semiannual payments. proposals due by 12 o clock noon on January 15. The City Treasurer will open in the mayor’s presence and reserve the right to reject any or all proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffalte County Court House
Cty Council of Sanuary
Boston
Tso
T Fey of
Ues
Sovy
LSA
Isoston
Ifred
Lurser
Mass
Atulitur
Claritiary
Alered Ty Ecrer
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Bishop Dudley
Kate Gannett Wells
Pr. Reynolds
Parker Memorial Hall
Pephen Achubbard
Stephen A. Hubbard
Hartford Courant
Hartford, Conn
Mrr. Hubbard
Sunderland
Greenfield Gazette and Courier
C.J. J. Ingersol
Gazette
American Republic
Mr. Hubbard
Hawley
Warner
Hubbard
Connecticut
Courant
Texistipture
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company
American Asylum
Hubcare
New England Associated Press
Winthrop
Rocket
Kalm Gar Avenue
E. C. Miller
Hesperus
Crystal Cove Avenue
J.T. Gibson
Jamaica Plain
Malvern
J.lb. Garay
KE. C. Miller
Floyd & Tucker
American
Quincy Mutual
Royal
J.T. Gray
Stephen Epes
Tom Williams Pond
Republican Club
Boston Baptist Bethel
Osborne
Norfolk-Plymouth
Commission
Wheaton Seminary
M. Satislas Danion
Raymond& Whitcomb
Mercantile Library Associatio
Deeay
City OF Boston
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Cco
Cach Capital and Guaranty
Kansas Investment Company
Devonshire Occor
Moston
BALL
cntaNie LL
Eastern Ebanking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Union Trust Company OF
Broadway
Rector St
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Trust Company of New York
Unintrest Company of
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
PEO
Othe
Catherine Hayes
Rosearchery
Ireland
George A. Sawyer
Boston Post
Joan W. McKin
Esquire
Elisa DL George
Amassachops
Probate Cooper
Ely
Mary CG. Lodge
Said County
Hoston Vost
Sab
Osten
Leish
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