Officers Elected at Annual Meeting of Evangelical Alliance
The Evangelical Alliance held its annual meeting at Meiona yesterday electing officers led by President Rev B F Hamilton D D. Vice presidents include Rev Phillips Brooks Rev C A Dickinson Rev Louis A Banks Rev Charles H Spaulding Rev William Adams Rev William Graham Rev John Wood Rev Theodore Gould Rev J M Lowden Mr Russell Sturgis Mr Edward H Simpson Rev Clarence Bickford Rev E H Durst Rev E Edmunds Recording secretary Rev Nelson B Jones Jr Corresponding secretary Joseph Cook Treasurer Beacon George W C Hipman Auditor Rev Will C Wood Hon E H AND Rev A G Lawson and many others. An invitation was extended by Rev Dr J P Kixby for a Lay College meeting at Crescent Beach in May, which was accepted. The Rev Dr A McKenzie and others spoke on the Ministry and the...
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The
Evangelical Alliance
Meiona
B. F. Hamilton
D.D
Phillips Brooks
C. A. Dickinson
Louis A. Banks
Charles H. Spaulding
William Adams
William Graham
John Wood
Theodore Gould
J. M. Lowden
Russell Sturgis
Edward H. Simpson
Clarence Bickford
E. H. Durst
E Edmunds
Nelson B. Jones, Jr
Joseph Cook
Beacon
George W.C. Hipman
Will C. Wood
E. H
A. G. Lawson
M. McPherson
James M. Gray
D. N. Keach
W. Haven
A. Hilton
Adams, D.D
J. P. Kixby
Cresent Beach
A McKenzie A Ore
Boston Republicans plan reorganized city committee lineup
Boston Republican leaders propose Wilson for president and Sanford for secretary with both elected without opposition if unopposed. At a January 26 meeting in downtown Boston a temporary chair and secretary were chosen, a credentials committee reported 92 of 126 delegates present, and vacancies were filled to pave for a permanent organization.
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William Power Wilson
Alpheus Sanford
Wilson
Sanford
Olmstead
Boston
Washington Street
E. W. Presho
Ward
W. H. Preble
H. Baldwin Weld
E. Merton Hatch
Messrs. E. Merton Hatch
A. C. Tilden
John J. Coffey
H. W. Stickney
Robert Disbrow
M. W. Burlen
James M. Olmstead
Republican Party
Gladstone replies on manifesto and Boulogne conference
London dispatch reports Mr. Gladstone denying Parnell's claim that Mr. M'Carthy relayed the manifesto before publication. M'Carthy denies major rifts at Boulogne, says O'Brien evidence and Parnell backers not forced apart. Dr Tanner threatens libel suit over Parnell remarks. The Figaro says Parnell O'Brien dispute settled, finance remains.
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Mr. M’carthy
Mr. O’brien
Boulogne
London
Gladstone
Parnell
Limerick
M’carthy
Tanner
Charles K. D. Tanner
M.P
Kilkenny
The
Figaro
Paris
the Figaro
Messrs. Parnell
O’brien
J. O’brien
Transatlantic Shipping Reports from Early January
A list of ships arriving or departing with origins and destinations includes the Columbian from Liverpool at Boston January 12, the Procida from Hamburg at Baltimore January 12, the La Normandie from Havre at New York January 12, and the Minnesota from Baltimore at London January 12. Other routes cover Gutheil from Bremen to New York and Tower Hill from New York to London with January 12 dates, plus Moville January 14 when Vancouver sailed from Portland Maine, and Hamburg and Havre connections involving several vessels.
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Boston
Samaria
Liverpool
Columbian
Baltimore
Procida
Hamburg
New York
la Normandie
Havre
Gutheil
Bremen
Carribas
Trinidad
London
Minnesota
Tower Hill
Moville
Vancouver
Portland
Dover
Pauia
Russia
Monkseaton
Queensmore
Avalanche Buries Homes in Livno. Seventeen Dead
Information from Sarajevo reports a devastating avalanche in Livno. Several houses were buried under heavy snow. seventeen bodies have been recovered and many residents are severely injured.
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Vienna
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Livno
Argentine Protection Taxes Hit Foreign Companies
The British Minister in Buenos Ayres reports to London that Argentina imposes heavy license taxes on foreign firms doing business there. Only companies with government concessions are exempt. foreign insurers face $20,000 annual licenses and a $200,000 guarantee, with duties payable in gold or equivalent at up to 20 percent.
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London
Buenos Ayres
Francis J. Packenham
Foreign Office
Revolution in Chili Report Reaches New York
Charles R. Flint & Co and Hemenway Brown of Boston own the main line of weasels to Chili and received a Santiago cablegram stating Chili naval forces began a revolution. The dispatch gave no army status.
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New York
Charles R. Flint & Co
Hemenway & Brown
Boston
Chili
Santiago
Army and Navy Gazette Army officer exam promotions
Army orders list officers ordered to report for promotion examinations at Fort Leavenworth and Washington barracks with named officers from multiple infantry units. Naval orders transfer several officers between Coast Survey, San Francisco, Alice Island, and Indian Head with new posts including inspection and ordnance duties.
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Third Artillery
Washington Barracks
District of Columbia
Charles H. Cochran
Seventh Infantry
Elmore F. Taggart
Sixth Infantry
Samson L. Faison
First Infantry
Clarence R. Edwardes
Twenty-third Infantry
Charles FE. Compton
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Sherman
Idaho
George K. McGunnegle
Fifteenth Infantry
Alfred Hasbrouck, Jr
Fourteenth Infantry
Charles McQueston
Fourth Infantry
H. L. Holcombe
Coast Survey
Fish Commission
Albatross
Casey B. Morgan
San Francisco
Alert
Edwin A. Anderson
R. B. Dashiel
Bureau of Ordnance
Naval Ordnance Proving Ground
Indian Head
John R. Grainger
Standard Steel Company
Thurslow
Penn
Chandler's Despatches on Congressional Inquiry
Senator Chandler urges Blanchard's resolution for a congressional investigation. He claims it would expose Democratic intimidation and Republican fairness in New Hampshire, contrasts with Louisiana tactics, and asks Moore to expedite the measure and bring a committee to NH.
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N. H
National House
Blanchard
Louisiana
Chandler
New York Tribune
Washington
Tuttle
Amsden
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Russell
House
Moore
New Hampshire
W. E. Chandler
Great Seal and Streams Ping Rivas
Indians near a mission fight fears flare after a clash at the agency. General Miles plans a controlled advance with Lt. Taylor as scouts report internal hostilities. One trooper, Harry B. Stone, dies from wounds as the crisis looms.
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S. D
Norseback
Miles
Taylor
Ninth Cavalry
Frank Grouard
Neck
Yankton Charley
Harry B. Stone
Collision on the Rail Delivers Steam Train Crash at Union Market
A 10:30 Boston Waltham accommodation on the Fitchburg line derailed after a coal train from Pevear Russell’s yard sent three cars into it. The engine remained on track. one baggage car toppled, 109 aboard escaped serious injury, including William Mansfield who was bruised but unharmed bones. Tracks blocked till late afternoon.
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Boston
Waltham
Watertown
Fitchburg
Union Market
Pevear & Russell
William Mansfield
Gibbs & Co
Mansfield
City of New Bedford Struck by Heavy Sea Off Hen and Chickens
The steamer City of New Bedford returning from New York after 5 pm sailed one mile west of Hen and Chickens Lightship when a heavy sea broke a hole eight by six feet in the port bow. Pilot house wrecked, cargo damaged, and four pilot house windows shattered. Engine stopped, vessel steadied, no loss of life reported. Captain Webber and crew sustained cuts from shattered glass.
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Tne
The
Western Traffic Association
Miles
Troy Mill
Maine Central
United States Supreme Court
W. P. Sayward
Housatonic
New Bepford
City of New Bedford
Webber
New York
Barnett
Quartermaster Johnson
Whiting
Donald
Pilot House
Havoc in the Valleys Birmingham Conn Ice Dam Breaks
Heavy rain caused the Housatonic freshet washing downriver between Birmingham and Ansonia. Ice jams toppled the Derby extension bridge and damaged pillars, flooding meadows five to six feet deep and sweeping away Clark's boat house and Augustus Paum’s barn. Rail service along the Derby line may be disrupted for days.
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Housatonic River
Housatonic Dam
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Ansonia
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Two Mile Island
Clark
Augustus Paum
Derby Road
Botsford
Birming
Ice blocks rail line. 1000 tons must be moved
Ice clogged the track as immense quantities floated down forcing trains to halt. Superintendent Hopson estimates about 1000 tons of ice must be cleared before trains can pass, with passengers moved from Zoarsville by carriage.
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Ham
Hopson
Zoarsville
Storm and high tide cause widespread riverfront damage
A powerful storm and high tide flood and batter shorelines across multiple cities. Warehouses and wharves suffer losses as merchandise, coal, lumber, and boats drift and collapse. Widespread property damage and high tides mark a costly day along the coast and river fronts.
Heaviest Storm of the Season Hits Montreal Trains Delayed
The Montreal region endured the season’s worst snow storm last night with heavy snow and widespread traffic disruption. Incoming trains were delayed and passenger travel was generally disarranged as the storm abated this morning.
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Montreal
Monttreal
Que
Waterbury
Freight Train Plunges Off Maine Rails After Icy Breaks
A Maine Central freight train leaving Lunenburg for Bartlett derailed on icy rails near Bemis station, killing two brakemen Muir and Jarvis. The engine and front car remained on track. wreckage scattered corn and grain as passengers were reassigned to the afternoon train.
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Maine Central Railroad
Lunenburg
Bartlett
N. H
Hubbard
Presley
Crawford
Bemis Station
Muir
Jarvis
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