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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1865

Page

4

Boston Senate Debate on Senator Seat and Everett Memorial

Boston reports show the Senate voting to reconsider postponing the U.S. Senate election while Boston honors the late Edward Everett. A large Faneuil Hall gathering noted mournful decor with a list of prominent citizens in attendance and remarks on organizational steps for the memorial meeting.

Funeral for Mr Everett in Boston solemnized today

The funeral for Mr Everett will be held at noon at Chauncy Street First Church with services led by Rev. Mr Ellis and Rev. Dr Ellis. Ladies may enter at 1 A M and private rites occur at the family mansion on Summer Street. Brig Gen Osborne named Chief Marshal amid a large city ceremony with schools closed in his memory.

Wm. W. Greenough Patrick T. Jackson Edwin Wripple Israel Lord Jesus Christ Shepherd Boston S. H. Walley God Edward Everett Everett Commonwealth Meridian Senate Washington Charles G. Loring Mr Everett Savannah Sampson Bief Tennessee North American Review Congress Harvard College Mount Vernon Robert C. Winthrop Robert Winthrop Faneuil Hall Daniel Webster Cicero Plato Cambridge Lafayette East Tennessee England William Gray Summer Sr Gray Massachusetts New England Old England A. H. Bullock Air Everett Eton Oxford Great Britain Canning Castleweagh Pits Choate Clay Ames Webster Burke Fox Romilly Department of State Europe Canadas Caroline Ashburton Eis Court of Nations Harrison Fillmore America Mexico Robert Walpole Chatham Macaulay Milton Orpheus A. Hi. Bullock James M. Beebe Beebe Bunker Hill R. C. Winthrop W. W. Wheildon J. Mason Warren Albert Fearing J. H. Thorndike Benjamin T. Reed Samuel H. Russell Henry A. Pierce F. W. Lincoln, Jr G. W. Warren Chauncy Street Ellis Dr Ellis Summer Street Gen Osborne 54Th Massachusettts Regiment Donizetti Tonio Sig. Muller Hortensius M’‘'le Ficher Gov. Andrew James T. Fields Jennie van Zandt Lucia Massimiliani Edgardo Bellini Ashton Don Sebastian Milan Naples Rome Madrid Maretzek Max Signora Zacchi Howard Rogers Prescott Langdon Dick Turpin

Connecticut River Railroad stockholders meet. directors elected

The Connecticut River Railroad Company held its annual meeting at the Western Railroad office in No. 13 Railroad Exchange. Daniel L. Harris presided as Springfield chairman. Directors for the year were elected including Harris, Chase, Chapin, Sargent, Spelman, Dana, Mather, Butler, and Clapp. The report shows year income 472 320 85 with net earnings 201 447 01 and a 148 881 52 surplus. Proposals include a bridge under the tracks into Hamden Park, enlarging Greenfield passenger house, moving Hatfield station, and possible second track Springfield to Chicopee funded by shares.

Connecticut River Railroad Company The Western Railroad Company No. 13 Railroad Exchange Daniel L. Harris Springfield Hamden Park Greenfield Hatfield John Chase Chicopee Chester W. Chapin Ignatius Sargent Boston I. M. Spelman Edward A. Dana Roland Mather Hartford J. H. Butler Northampton Henry W. Clapp Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Company South Vernon Brattleboro

Metropolitan Insurance Company of New York Declares Dividend

More than a million dollars received in marine and fire premiums by Metropolitan Insurance Company of New York. Assets exceed seven hundred fifty thousand with receipts over triple capital. Declares ten percent dividend to stockholders and fifty percent scrip dividend to profit-sharing patrons. Office networks include agents near three hundred. I F Dobson & Co. are local representatives.

Tur Metropolitan Insurance Company New York Marine Messrs I. F., Dobson & Co Fort Fisher Spalding Terry Admiral Porter Wilmington Breese Tenth Corps Curtis Federal Point Whiting Onur Col. Bell J. W. Moore Lyman Pennybacker Cogn Barnes Hoke Fort Smith New Inlet Beauregard Armstrong Col. Lamb Sherman Savannah Beaufort Blair Port Royal Ferry Foster Pocotaligo Howard Hilton Head Herman Sea Island Treasury Ee Stanton Secretary of War

Waiters Benevolent Ball A Success At Union Hall

The second annual ball of the Waiters Benevolent and Protective Union Association last evening at Union Hall drew about two hundred couples. Gilmore's Band provided music as attendees, including many joyous ladies and members, who enjoyed the event.

Museum Eichberg J. W. Adams Wyzeman Marshall Mercantile Association Adams Marshall Boston

East Boston Mutual Improvement Officers Named

The Mutual Improvement Society of East Boston has chosen officers for the ensuing year. Rev. W. H. Cudworth is president, H. H. Lincoln vice president, W. A. as secretary, Albert E. McLean treasurer, with Miss L. M. Lillie as property holder and Miss Jane Fetty, Mr Charles Dillaway, Miss A. G. Smith, and Miss Mary Day as directors.

East Boston Mutual Improvement Mutualimprovement Society of East Boston W. H. Cudworth H. H. Lincoln W. A Albert E. McLean L. M. Lillie Charles Dillaway Jane Fettypiece A.G. Smith Mary Day

Alger’s Cabinet of Minerals Bought for Alleghany College

Rev Dr George Loomis president of Alleghany College Meadville Pa has purchased for the college the cabinet of minerals of the late Francis Alger of South Boston for 12000 dollars toward which the Administrators gave 2000 dollars

Alger George Loomis Alleghany College Meadville Francis Alger South Boston

New England Franklin Club Names Officers for Year

The club elected A. J. Wright as president A. E. P. Welch as vice president John Wilson Jr as secretary and treasurer Alfred Madge W F Draper and D W Rogers as executive committee members for the coming year.

New England Franklin Club A. J. Wright A. E. P. Welch John Wilson, Jr Alfred Madge W. F. Draper D. W. Rogers

National Fair Ox at Bazaar Promises Attention for Stock Lovers

The National Fair Ox to be sold by Dudley H Bayley & Co at their Bazaar on Saturday at 11 o clock. Stock fanciers showmen and others interested should note the sale time and event.

Dudley H. Bayley & Co

Accident to a Soldier Dislocates Shoulder

Soldier Francis Shute fell on the sidewalk at the North End while intoxicated and dislocated his shoulder. He was taken to the hospital by First police.

Francis Shute Supreme Judicial Coust Bigelow C.J Dewey Metcalf Gray and Chapman J. J Reuben W. Kopes George Lane Perry and Ives Pitts Chila J. G. Abbott Éft Richard Fay Endicott Dfs Elisha Quimby Fenr K. Oliver Admr Robet Wheatlandt Middlesex Cocket Supremion DSS Job MeWin John C. Harrington John C A. W Cardinal Micah Dyer Ruth W. Prescott George Washington Benj. Dean A. Morris Knssel Eliza Shaddy Louis Ib. Schwartz T. Willey W. Sawyer A. Jackson B. G Gray Punam J. James Burke Delia Dolan William Connor Peter O'Hearn

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