After the surplus the direct tax of 1861
Massachusetts men eligible for railway mail service. The post reports a debated plan to refund the 1861 direct tax, a $16 million bill stalled in Congress by Speaker Reed. Supporters press for action before pensions bite, while questions loom over Treasury deficits if enacted.
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Washmeron
Treasury
Senate
House
Cleveland
Reed
Caswell
Wisconsin
Committee of
Massachusetts Railway Mail Eligibles List October Exam
Thirty five Massachusetts men passed the October examination for the railway mail service in Boston with creditable averages. The list names each winner with county of residence and score, led by Jeremiah Murphy 91 in Suffolk and Granville Russell 92 in Middlesex, among others from Suffolk, Middlesex, Worcester, Hampden, Essex, Barnstable, Berkshire, Hampshire, and Franklin.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Maurice M. Ahern
Sufford
Edgar M. Bardwell
Franklin
Walter L. Beebe
Middlesex
William N. Brooks
James
Calnan
George W. Creaser
Essex
Frederick Coulson
Worcester
Edward J. Crandall
Herbert G. Cole
William H. Currier
Ernest F. Dakin
Henry F. Davis
Suffolk
Addison M. Fitch
John H. Flaherty
Arthur J. Goodell
Frank W. Jackson
Hampden
John J. McLaughlin
Frederick J. Mangan
Pampshire
Jeremiah E. Murphy
Ohn V. Noonan
Edward O’brien
Henry 5. Peck
Hampshire
Orge H. Perkins
Dward J. Pierce
Edgar R. Piper
Guy L. Ramsdell
Jesse H. Raymond
Barnstable
John J. Regan
Berkshire
Granville C, Russell
Eben KR. Scott
Frank L. Shaw
Charles 5. Sibley
John J. Travis
James J. Lugman
Edward H. Weston
Silver pool inquiry opens with Stevens as first witness
The House Silver Pool Investigation Committee began its inquiry with W H Stevens of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat testifying. He identified the Globe-Democrat article as his work based on statements from others and discussed interviews with J A Owenby and Colonel Joseph K Rickey about silver speculation and pending legislation.
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Silver Pool
House Silver Pool Investigation Committee
W. H. Stevens
Washington
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Congressional
Glob-Democrat
Stevens
J. A. Owenby
Owenby
Silver Reef
Utah
Mr. Stevens
Conpoe
Joseph K. Rickey
Fulton
Rickey
Free Entry of Sugar Under McKinley Bill Regulations
Secretary Windom issues rules for free entry of sugar after April 1. On wharves sugars are tested against appraiser samples as discharged from ships. Sugar above No. 16 Dutch standard bears duty. Higher grade sugars are held for special examination.
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Windom
Citizens' Alliance Convention Calls Cincinnati Meeting
In Torrica Kansas on January 18 two hundred fifty delegates completed an organization and issued a call for a convention in Cincinnati between March 16 and 20 to form a third party. The Ocala Florida call was deemed premature as the group seeks Knights of Labor and other industrial bodies to join the people's movement.
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Citizens’ Alliance
Torrica
Kan
Cincinnati
Ocala
Fla
Knights of Labor
People’s Movement
Maids in Training Philadelphia Women Reform Servants
Fidelity Servant Girl Reform Association forms in Philadelphia to train and certify domestic workers. Aiming to alleviate scarce help, the group will run a training boarding home at the Lutheran Seminary with 3 dollars weekly board. Over 100 farmers offer daughters. 600 employers seek servants.
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Philadelphia
Fidelity Servant Girl Reform Association
Fidelity Association
Roberts
Pennsylvania
Lady Kinnaird
Meredith
Lord
Lady Aberdeen
England
France
Old Lutheran Seminary
Franklin Street
Hotel Marvin Wrecked by Gas Explosion in Finlay
An afternoon natural gas blast at the Hotel Marvin wrecked the building killing two dining room girls and injuring about a dozen others. Owner Anson Margin and three plumbers had traced a leak earlier in the day and found it beneath the dining room. A floor hole was cut to vent air. The blast killed Falling Debria waitress Katie Walters and dining room worker Ella Johnson, with Kate Rooney fatally injured. Several others were injured, including Frank Pounastone and Frank Andrews. Estimated losses total about 35,000 with insurance likely uncertain.
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Finlay, O
Hotel Marvin
Marvin
Tryig
Frank Pounastone
Debria
Katie Walters
Ella Johnson
Kate Rooney
Anson Margin
Albert French
Frank Andrews
Charles Graves
Phillip Weil
Jack Cahill
Fatal gas explosions tear through Chicago streets
A manhole at State and Jackson joined with Wabash avenue to unleash a series of blasts Saturday afternoon. The blasts shattered Wellington Hotel panes and caused panic as iron fragments injured many. a colored woman lost part of her scalp, a boy was unscathed, and a baby was hurled into the air by escaping gas, suffering only minor bruises.
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Chicago
Curcaco
Union of State
Jackson Streets
Wabash Avenue
Wellington
First Armenian Church Dedicated in United States
Worcester on January 18 marked the dedication of the first Armenian church in the United States. Rev. H. F. Sarajah led the ceremony in Armenian, wearing a black cassock with purple sleeves and damask robe secured by a silver clasp.
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Worcester
United States
H. F. Sarajah
Westinghouse Creditors Meet As Outlook Brightens
A creditors meeting in Prrrssure Pennsylvania reported $175,000 owed to Pittsburgh creditors and $300,000 to outside creditors in New York and Chicago. Vice President Bannister said the company was improving and on a better paying basis.
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Penn
Westinghouse Electric Company
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Bannister
Marriages and Obituaries in South Boston and Boston area
Marriages include Everett and McAdams at South Boston residence of Rev A E George. Shumway and Moors wed in city by Rev C Nightingale. Town send Annie Maria Townsend, 22, cited. Margaret Johnston, wife of James Johnston, 69, noted. Albert H. Dix, 61, at Charlestown. Charles A. Richardson obituary, 61, Congrega tionalist managing partner, funeral at First Church Chelsea. Flowers declined. Kettell Greer monia Mary E Gor the vy war H Kettell.
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Everett —McAdams
South
Boston
A E George
HS Everett
Leonora McAdams
Shumway
Moors
C Nightingale
Harold H Shumway
Amy L Moors
Monia
Mary E
Gor
H. Kettell
D.b
Force Bill Debate Ends With Senate Adjournment
After a 30 hour session in Washington the Senate adjourned at 6 p m until 11 a m Monday amid continued opposition to the Force Bill. Faulkner Daniel and Stewart argued over amendments while Hoar and Vest clashed on election supervision. The vote on key proposals ended in a tie and the vice president broke it before adjourning.
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Washington
Senate
Faulkner
Daniel
Stewart
Nevada
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Congress
Davis
West
Circuit Court
Hoar
Yeas
Vest
United States
Mr. Hoar
Mr. West
I. Wolcott
Reagan
Voorhees
Vance
Gorman
Massachusetts
Anyling
Maryland
Morgan
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
John L Davenport
Hear Rntip
IN THE HOUSE Ohio Members Stirred Over Question of Negro Outrages
Washington January 18 The House debated the district of Columbia appropriation bill and heard Mr McAdoo denounce Republican policies toward negroes. Tennessee's Mr Richardson introduced Ohio newspaper clippings about outrages on negroes to illustrate alleged widespread white treatment. No vote was taken before adjournment at 6 PM.
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Ohio
WasHiIncTon
House
District of Columbia
McAdoo
Republican Party
Richardson
Tennessee
South
D. mm
Public Auction Notice in Pewabic Mining Case opens Dec 20 1890
In the United States Circuit Court for the Western District of Michigan Northern Division a notice is published that, by order of May 6 1890, the Pewabic Mining Company and related defendants will sell at public auction at the courthouse front door in Houghton Michigan on Saturday December 20 1890 at 10 a.m. all described real estate and mining equipment including the stamp mill plant, pumps, and full mining interests with extensive listed parcels in sections 25 and 26 township 55 north range 34 west with numerous reservations and prior leases, subject to existing rights and liens.
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Circuit Court OF United States
Western District Oftigan
Northern Division
Jn Chancery
Thomas H. Mason
William Hart Smith
Sullivan Kaliou
Penault Mining Company
Johnson Vivian
Henry Killings
Thomas H. Perkins
Allen K. Tuttwick
Dann L. Demmon
L’ewabie Copper Company
Circuit Court of the United States
Western District of Michigan
Thomas K. Mason
Sullivan Kallou
Pewabic Mining Company
Henry Fillings
Alden B. Buttrick
Daniel L. Demmon
Pewabic Corres Company
Court House
Houghton
Michigan
Portage Lake
Lo Wit
Ewabic Mining Company
August Goburn
Willian Tewk
Keister of Deeds
Houghton County
Isaac Jones Joinny
Ofice
Register of Deeds
Pewahic Mining Company
Townslip
Rankeorty
Sater Vewabie Mining Company
Franklin Mining Company
Detroit & Lake Superior Copper Company
Vewabic Mining
Sammel F. Hodge
Register
Quid
John Senter
Ani
Aise
Venabic Mining Company
Xain Company
Joseph Hamel
Office of the Register of Seeds
Pewabie Mining Company
William Nosking
Register Office
Falows
Pewabie
Thomas Odgers
John Philips
Quincey
Torch Lake
Page
Lince
Portage Lake and Pewabic Mining Assets sale details
The document describes parcels in Township 55 North Range 34 West including portions along Portage Lake and Lot 2 in Section 36, with meander corners and section lines, plus rights to mine the Pewabic vein and related assets of the Pewabic Mining Company. It specifies sale by special master on November 5, 1870, with terms and prior deeds, and lists the Boston Heating Company mortgage foreclosure sale set for January 21, 1891, detailing the Boston property near Atlantic Avenue Fort Hill Wharf and wharf rights, with 2500 dollars down.
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Vortage Lake
L’ortage Lake
Hirty
Portage Lake
Houghton
Pewabie Lyie
Eutcrops
Pewabie Mining Company
Hunghton
Gardenabic Lode
Ty-Five
Wewabic Mining Company
Thomas W. Edwards
Pewabic Mining Company
Franklin Mining Company
Register
Michigan Corporation
Michigan
Asget
Newabic Mining Company
Kidders
Marquette
Mich
Peter White
Dickinson, Touegek & Stevenson
Thomas B. Dunstan
Adrien Russeti
Boston Heating Company
Commonwealth of Massachussetts
Boston Meating Company
Averlan Loan & Trust Company
Suffolk
City of
Boston
Atlantic Avenue
Fort Rill
Jana and
John L. Batchelder
Elrsha ‘Lhayer
Boston Eating Company
Sail
American Loan & Trust Company
Hype
Dickinson & Howe
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