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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1891

Page

5

Probable Reappointment of the Boston Postmaster

Washington reports doubt on bringing up the force bill and predicts a crowded Senate agenda. Hoar faces heavy pressure if he lifts the election bill, while Idaho’s two dissenters risk replacement by more favorable voters. Democrats remain wary as March 4 nears, with pure food and copyright bills likely next after silver debate.

Washington Sprxclan the Post Hoar Idaho Rowce Paddock Platt Hale Allison

Corse Backed For Boston Postmaster By Senate Senators

Senators Dawes and Hoar drift toward recommending General Corse for reappointment as Boston postmaster citing broad business support in Boston. Few endorsements for other candidates. Samuel W. McCall declines a run and urges the President to reappoint the Altoona hero. Probability grows that Senators will renew Corse’s confirmation after a short delay.

General Corse Dawes and Hoar Boston Post Office Boston Samuel W. McCall Altoona

General Banks Pension Hears Backing From House Panel

Congressman Greenhalge pushes a pension bill for General Banks before the House pensions committee. Most members express support and plan to report the measure. With Morrill absent, prospects look favorable though prompt consideration may face delay. Banks remains popular across parties, making a two thirds majority plausible.

General Banks Greenhalge House Committee On Pensions Morrill Kansas House

Army and Navy Gazette Military Promotions and Assignments

Special to the Post reports multiple Army orders. Captain Charles S. Smith to Sandy Hook for ordnance test business. First Lieutenant Millard F. Waltz relieved from Cathedral School duty to join his company. A board of officers will meet at Fort Keogh to examine officers for promotion. Officers named for board: Swaine Wilcox Harvey Sprole Frick Kell Ahern. Captain Edgar Z. Steever reassigned to Fort Leavenworth eng department. Ord­nance officers reassigned: Thompson, Greer, Wheeler. Leave of absence granted to Professor Samuel E. Tillman.

Washington Charles S. Smith Ordnance Department United States Proving Ground Sandy Hook N. J Millard F. Waltz Twelfth Infantry Cathedral School of St. Paul Garden City Long Island N. Y John T. Thompson Builders’ Iron Foundry Providence John E. Greer Charles B. Wheeler N.J New York City United States Nsed Samuel E. Tillman United States Military Academy

Dorchester Yacht Club Announces 2026 Fixtures

The Dorchester Yacht Club has set club races for June 27 July 11 and August 26 with an open race on July 25 and states additional events will be announced later. This evening Adrian Wilson will deliver his second lecture on sails before the club.

Dorchester Yacht Club Adrian Wilson

Mr Bullard elected honorary member at Home for Aged Colored Women

The Home for Aged Colored Women held its annual meeting on Myrtle street. Mr Bullard, after 21 years of service, was made an honorary member. Treasurer reports receipts of 3546 dollars. J B Ayer M D named physician for the coming year. Officers named as guardians include President Hon John F Andrew Treasurer Greeley Curtis and Miss Lucy Parsons with clerk and several directors and sub-committees. Vax Hoyten's Cocoa features a claim as largest sale in the world.

Bullard Corporation of the Home For Myrtle Street J. B. Ayer John F. Andrew Greeley ’, Curtis Lucy Parsons

Captain Joseph B. Thomas Dies at 73 in Charlestown

Captain Joseph B. Thomas longtime merchant shipmaster and sugar refining executive died at 7 yesterday morning at 43 Monument Square Charlestown after a cold developed into pneumonia and heart failure. Born June 23 1811 in Pittston Missouri he rose from shipmaster to founder of Standard Sugar Refinery later part of American Sugar Refining Company. He served in San Francisco Boston and San Francisco mercantile circles, aided Union efforts, supported Sanitary Commission and veterans groups. Survived by wife Martha T Seran and two sons Joseph B. Thomas Jr and Washington B. Thomas both in sugar trade. funeral set for tomorrow at noon from his residence.

Joseph B. Thomas Standardugar The Sugar Trust New Corporation Monument Square Charlestown New York Pittston Biddeford Kennebec Bunker Hill Philadelphia Liverpool Thomas Watson San Francisco Second Vigilance Committee Bank of California Board of Trade T. Starr King California Sanitary Commission Standard Sugar American Sugar Refining Company Wakefield Rattan Company Loyal Legion Thomas Martha T. Seran Joseph B. Thomas, Jr Wesleyan University Washington B. Thomas United States Bainbridge Wadleigh New Hampshire Captain Thomas Chelsea Abraham Lincoln Post Trinity Church High Street

Rufus Merrill a Concord Publisher and Bookseller Dies

Rufus Merrill longtime Concord publisher and bookseller died yesterday. Born in Concord on June 19 1803 he served as an ex member of the Concord municipal government reflecting a half century in local business and public life.

Rufus Merrill Concord N. H

Funeral for Benjamin Chandler in Chelsea

The funeral for Benjamin Chandler, longtime North End resident born 1823 on Clark Street, was held yesterday at his son's house in Chelsea with Rev. W. H. Monroe of Christ Church officiating. He was buried in the family lot at Forest Hills after dying Saturday of pneumonia.

Benjamin Chandler North End Chelsea W. H. Monroe Christ Church Forest Hills Mr. Chandler Clark Street City

Obituary notices from Boston area deaths listed

Death notices from Jamaica Plain and other Boston area towns report numerous individuals: Balch, Haniel F Cotting, Frances Dexter Clarke, Hannah Chamberlain, Lucy C Childs, Martha d Davis, Albert L Eastman, George Frazier, Asher Goudey, Edward Hales Kinsman, Susan Munroe Otis, Grace Robbins Potter, Emily Penrose, Harriet E Richards, Mary Elizabeth Stevens, Joseph Brown Thomas, and Mrs Asahel Sherman. Funeral details, ages, and burial notes accompany the notices.

Balch Jamaica Plain Joseph W. Balch Centre Street Old Colony Depot Providence Cotting Haniel F Sarah David S. Cotting Tremont Street Clarke Frances Dexter Clarke Edward Augustus May Clarke Calvin Young Bowdoin Street Chamberlin Woburn Hannah Chamberlain Hilds Lucy C Alex. A. Childs Cotuit Davis Dorchester Martha d Henry A. Davis Eastman Albert L. Eastman Frazier East Cambridge George Frazier Goudey Everett Asher Goudey Kinsman Winchester Edward Hales W. H. Kinsman Otis Santa Barbara Cal Susan Munroe George W. Otis M.D Boston Potter Grace Robbins Potter Charles Robbins Henry Staples Potter Newbury Street Bunal Private Penrose Emily Thomas Penrose Richards North Attleboro Mass Harriet E J. v. Richards Stevens Mary Elizabeth Mary E Joshua Young Groton Miss Daniel Stevens Thomas Charlestown Joseph Brown Thomas Sherman Waltham Adams Street Asahel Sherman

Boston House Seats Distinct Members in General Court

The Boston and surrounding legislators drew seats in the General Court with Quincy and Dewey among front divisions and Sohier and Rosnosky in later rows. A Governor’s message went to committees, and a bankruptcy bill was laid over. Quincy's resolution opposed free silver coinage and warned of gold depreciation. Amendments to Boston's charter were proposed including mayoral term changes and broader departmental powers.

City of Boston Beverly Farms Mr. Quincy Quincy Messrs Dewey Day Fairbanks Westboro Handley Acton William Power Wilson Sohier Deverly Rosnosky Swallow Presho Bullock Fall River Wardwell Haverhill Commonwealth Senate United States Congress

Senate and House announce standing committees

President Sprague and Speaker Barrett revealed Senate and House standing committees. Notables include Judiciary with Pinkerton Worcester Thayer Worcester and others. Probate and Insolvency with Brickett Essex Pinkerton Worcester McDonald Worcester. Finance with Ladd Boston Kilmer Somerville. and several members from Boston Worcester Essex and Middlesex among others.

Senate House Sprague Barrett Messrs Pinkerton Worcester Thayer Fernald Middlesex Smith Hampshire Brickett Essex McDonald The Treasury Southwick Risteen Suffolk Clark Franklin Carenter Hampden Ampshire Haggerty Drury Savage Bristol Stopford Towle Norfolk Bennett Dewey Boston Butler New Bedford Tuttle Arlington Gould Chelsea Gillett Springfield Townsend Weir Lowell Charles Warren Lawrence Medford Olmstead Rice Thompson Hopkinton Ensign Watertown Malden Howe Cambridge Howard North Brookfield Ladd Kilmer Sometile Hemmenway Canton Falmouth Peterson Whitman Bartlett Law Alden Plymouth Bill of Paxton Williams Dudley Hickox Williamstown Bullard West Sutton Brooks West Springfield Amherst Kemp Pepperell Curtis Georgetown Oemone Natter Converse Winchendon Stevens Reed Pittsfield Fales Sonny Dana McFarland Wales Gale Haverhill Bright McNary Breed West Kittredge Meade Salem Presbo Quincy Bucklin Holyoke Wilson Clough Rosnosky Carpenter Wheaton Day Lomasney Davis Fair River Buchholz McLoughlin Milford Oase Donovan Perkins Somerville Moore Waltham Hutchinson Hinds Webster Sparhawk Marblehead Lanigan Knox Blandford Bradley Simpkins Cane Parkhurst Clinton Emery Taunton McEttrick Appleton Peabody Withington Newburyport Gardner Nantucket Newton Lane Gloucester Hall Judd South Hadley Heffernin Stedesoh Ome Clarke Rideout Crowley Brookline Leslie Amesbury Giles Somasney Concord Lakin Westfield Labor Provin Rotch Pomeroy Great Barrington Shaw Hurley Fall River Waterman Hanover Atkins McAnally O’brien Marlboro Coveney Blanchard Chester McLella Champlin Carter Monk Brockton Bingham Manchester Hunting East Bridgewater Quinn Manufactures Lady Berkshire Murray Fitchburg Baker Lynn Moriarty Fairbanks Westboro Coburn Child Swansea Knowton Hamilton Golding Handley Acton Oakes Herrod Whitney North Attleboro Dyar Harding Medfield Prouty Scituate Lurner Middleboro Reade Adams Lord Athol Wetherell Southampton Sullivan Woodsum Braintree Bill Paxton Langdon Monterey J. O. Fallon Chance Eaton Thornton Enfield Horton Attleboro Lawyer Danvers Palmer Bicknell Weymouth Goddard Orange Luther Thomas Pickering Richardson Winthrop Brook Anderson Gilman Bootley Ayland Hodges Nahant Rady Hinckley Lee Frazer Harriman Northbridge Salter Keyes Brophy Framingham Itchell Hartshorn Norwood Luby Raymond Kimball Powers Hyde Park Bullock Deerfield Ramage State House Windsor McLean McKenna Brown West Brookfield Mahoney Street Railways Roward Cooke Sohier Beverly Ferren Stoneham White Britton Plummer Wright Duxbury Lynch Verett Barnstable Wilder Leominster Corbett Bernardston Wakefield Kelley Cape Penney Weston Hingham Newell Rowe Jenkins Wellfleet Fee Reading O’ Neil Chicopee Case Wyer Johnson Mc. Fethries Springfeld Finney Danforth Lynnfield Mansfield Natting Northampton Burke Messrs. Kimball Norton Hemenway Spbleton Everett Lor Athol Cotton

Long Massachusetts list of legislative committees and members

A dense roll of names and districts listing committee assignments in the Massachusetts legislature. It enumerates standing committees and members by town or city, spanning agriculture to taxation and public health.

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