Thoughtful Men Annual Meeting Highlights Unitarian Club
The Unitarian Club met at the Vendome with wide attendance. Francis C. Lowell was elected president, Winslow Warren and Solomon Lincoln vice presidents, Francis H. Brown treasurer, William Howland Reed secretary, with an executive committee including John Mason Little and Stephen W. Crosby. The discussion centered on Unitarian Journalism Its Past and Future. Reed recounted the Christian Register rise since 1821 and lauded publisher George H. Ellis for advancing the cause.
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Unitarian Club
Vendome
Francis C. Lowell
Winslow Warren
Solomon Lincoln
Francis H. Brown
William Howland Reed
John Mason Little
Stephen W. Crosby
Horace G. Wadlin
William Howell Reed
Christian Register
George H. Ellis
Charles G. Ames
Minot J. Savage
Boton
Eliot
Harvard College
Savage
New York
Lowell
Harvard
Samuel Hoar
George
Joe
Jerome Jones
Charles x. Ames
Archivald Howe
Arthur T. Lyman
Dr. Hale
Charles P. Bowditch
B. Haskell
James B. Thayer
Oscar H. Sampson
George F. H. Osorn
J. B. Moors
John Gckson
C. F. Dole
Montgomery Injured In Accident Near Governors Island
The New York cruiser Montgomery struck multiple bumps while rounding Governors Island on January 12. Damages include dented plates and a bent repeller blade. crew reported no water ingress and the ship moved to Tompkinsville for the night before heading to dry dock. Authorities suspect a submerged wreck or boulder collision. The vessel’s departure to Hampton Roads is delayed pending investigation.
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New York
Montgomery
Governo’s Island
Hampton Roads
North Atlantic
Bradford
Gov‘nor’s Island
Castle William
Tompkinsville
Aiver
Port Orward
Governor’s Island
Navy Yard
Owever
Theavy Yard
Sicard
Homeopathic Dispensary Holds Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Homeopathic Medical Dispensary officers were reelected with F A Dewson as president and L Lowe R B Codman as vice presidents J Wilkinson Clapp M D as secretary I T Talbot M D as treasurer The treasurer reported total receipts 1 65 total expenses 5477 97. The year saw 17598 cases treated and 54043 prescriptions filled The trustees will consider adding another story to the building at their next meeting on Wednesday January 20.
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Homepathic Medical Dispensary
Presient
F. A. Dewson
L. *. Lowe
Codman
J. Willnson Clapp
M. D
I. T. Talot
M.D
Ex Governor Daniel Davis Burial Held in Bangor
Funeral services for former Governor Daniel Davis were held at his Bangor residence this afternoon. Attending were Governor Powers, executive staff and council members, a joint committee from the Legislatures and Senate, the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House, among many others.
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Bangor
Daniel
Davis
Senate
House
Boston Wringer Company Ad Urges Repairs and Deliveries
The American Wringer Company advertises all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers at 13 and Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Jornhill Boston. Repairs called for and delivered without extra surge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway
Jornhill
Boston
Bissell
Tremont
LIVER AND KICKEY TROUBLE SELLING DR Greene'S Nervara
Lebanon New Hampshire resident Mrs S R Berry describes severe liver and kidney illness with sleepless nights chills and weak nerves. She credits Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy with restoring energy appetite and color after two bottles. Also mentions Dr Greene's Cathartic Pills for biliousness and constipation and mail order options from Dr Greene Boston Mass.
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Temple Place
Bkoston
Mass
Bacon Urges Congress Power on Recognition of Cuba
Senate debate centers on whether recognition of foreign governments rests with Congress or the President. Senator Bacon argues legislative power is vested in Congress aside from the presidential veto. He contends presidential recognition creates new law and Congress can overturn or undo actions via response or removal.
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Washington
Mills
Dem
Tex
Congress
Republic of
Cuba
Bacon
Senate
Executive
White
Cal
Hale
Rep
Cubans' Waiting Game in Cuba War Context
New York dispatch reports Senator-elect Money of Mississippi says 9 percent of Cuban natives back Gomez and that arms and horses, not men or money, are the key need. He notes Spaniards kill captured patriots and hospitals nurses, while Cuban leaders spread daily news and hope to exhaust Spain by a costly war.
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New York
Money
Gomez
Cuba
Spain
Lawrence Riding Park elects new slate amid lease change
The Lawrence Riding Park Association elected officers and directors at its annual meeting. New directors include James R Simpson James W Joyce Gilman Harnden George W Horne Henry Small James Bicknell Maurice J Curran clerk Henry Klaus treasurer George W Smith. The past lessee A A Heroux gave up his lease and finances improved. The Board of Trade also chose officers including James C Crombie president and George W Hall secretary.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Riding Park Association
James R. .Simpson
James W. Joyce
Gilman Harnden
George W. Horne
Henry Small
James Bicknell
Maurice J. Curran
Henry Klaus
George W. Smith
A. A. Heroux
Committee On Accounts
Jenkins
Board of Trade
James C. Crombie
W. H. Gile
A. J. French
G. H. Young
George W. Hall
Chester E. Hudson
Byron Truell
Alexander B. Bruce
George H. Hadley
James R. Simpson
James H. Eaton
George M. Murray
Mayor Jenkins
Lewis P. Collins
Patrick Ford
Durham City Safely Brought In After Breakup At Sea
The disabled steamer Durham City, adrift from the harbor entrance last night, was found by tugs early morning and brought safely into port shortly before noon. Her crank shaft was broken.
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Halifax
N. S
Durham City
Cuban Skirmishes Reported Across Islands Provinces
Official dispatches from Havana outline clashes with Cuban bands in Pinar del Rio Havana and Matanzas. The tally lists thirty five Cubans killed one wounded prisoner captured and seven hundred ten huts destroyed while troops report one killed and twenty wounded.
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Havana
Pinar del Rio
Matanzas
Dauntless Cannot Sail From Jacksonville
The steamer Dauntless is denied clearance to Nuevitas Cuba for arms and ammunition after Washington orders. The Dauntless voyage report fails to name the transfer vessel for arms from No Name Key, keeping the ship in custody of the Boutwell. Three Friends remains under U S marshal custody asKey West grand jury probes alleged filibustering.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Collector of Customs
Bisbee
Washington
Dauntless
Nuevitas
Cuba
Order of the Treasury
Myers
Key
Dauntlegs
Boutwell
Three Friends
United States Marshal
Grand Jury
Key West
Horr
Williams
Judge Lock
Instanter
No Name Key
Salvation Army Wedding in Cambridge Barracks
Salvation Army officers Captain Mary Nelson and Captain David Reed wed in Cambridge at the barracks with Brigadier General Cozens officiating. The ceremony spanned from 5 PM to 11 AM and featured a banquet parade prayers and singing for nearly six hours witnessed by about 500 attendees. The groom belongs to the Yankee Band and the couple are stationed in Boston, with Mrs Reed a native of Woburn.
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Salvation Army
Cambridge
Mary Nelson
David Reed
Cozens
Miss Nelson
Mr. Reed
Army
Yankee Band
Maritime Provincial Club Elects New Officers and Initiates Members
The Maritime Provincial Club met at 1125 Washington Street last evening. Sixteen new members were initiated. W. D. MacDonald was re-elected president. Other officers elected include Charles E. McEachen vice president John C. Drahan recording secretary James Grant financial secretary John S. Gillis treasurer John D. MacKenzie corresponding secretary and Hugh McDonald warden.
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Maritime Provincial Club
Washington Street
W. D. MacDonald
Charles FE. McEachen
John C. Drahan
James Grant
John S. Gillis
John D. MacKenzie
Hugh McDonald
Treaty Liked by Journal Readers on Anglo American Pact
Despatches from notable figures praise the treaty as a step toward civilization and permanent alliance. Commentary from Crispi Maclaren Gladstone Rochefort McCarthy Bryce Austin emphasizes peace, arbitration, and lasting goodwill between Britain and the United States.
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New York
Journal
Atlantic
Crispi
Italy
Switzerland
Great Britain
Austria
Ian Maclaren
Gladstone
Henri Rochefort
Republican Party
Justin McCarthy
James Bryce
Echoes from the Foreign Press on Arbitration Treaty
Paris reports praise from L Eclair for the United States and Britain treaty as a noble example for Europe. Soleil calls it Anglo Saxon biased and not universal peace. Vienna notes the year after Anglo American tensions a peaceful treaty is set. Neue Freie Presse expects a joyful global reaction.
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Paris
Eclair
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Soleil
Vienna
Fremdenblatt
Neue Freie Presse
Murphy's Desire in Faneuil Hall Pledges Race Against Liquor
Francis Murphy led temperance services at Faneuil Hall delivering a call to action and pledges. Susan B. Fessenden, Rev. Patrick, and other clergy spoke on reform with emphasis on signing the pledge and changing social habits. b. F. Shaw also spoke.
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Francis Murphy
Faneuil Hall
Susan B. Fessenden
Patrick
West Newton
Messrs
E. N. Hardy
Quincy
Dickinson and Kelcey
Berkeley Temple
Nickerson
Seaman’s
Bethrl
Ayre
Brockton
Professor Towner
Mr. Murphy
Ministry
Jesus Christ
Christian Brotherhood
Hell
B. F. Shaw
Latimore Hanged for Murder in Ocala
In Ocala Florida on January 13 William Latimore a Black man was executed for the murder of Pullman Car Porter Greenlee during an August 8 1895 robbery attempt Latimore shot Greenlee three times causing instant death Greenlee identified Latimore during the struggle and the killing took place in a Pullman car.
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Ocala
Fla
William Latimore
Greenlee
Latimore
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Governor's Island
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Olney
Gerald Sharp
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Lawrence Rotes
Mr. Bacon
Salvationists
Rae
Cee Bran
Swarty
Isi Tremont
Masonic Temple
Methyl Dental Co
Massachusetts
America
Johnson
A. Johnson
S. Johnson & Co
Custom House St
Ton, Mass
Treaty
Crispi, Rochefort
McCarthy and
Alfred Austin
England
the Foreign Press
Murphy
Florida
Perkins
Sacramento
George C. Perkins
Spooner
Madison
Wis
John C. Spooner
H. C. Payne
United States Trust Company
A. ¢. Ratshesky
Jonathan A. Lane
Albert E. Pillsbury
D. A. Raushesky
William H. Hidden, Jr
Frederic J. Alley
de Wolf & Co
Wall Street
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