Boutelle Battles Rules In Dramatic House Showdown
SPECIAL TO THE POST Washington January 22 The Boutelle resolution and a previous question motion trigger a dramatic House clash over debate time. Amid quarrels and quorum worries, Boutelle and Herbert clash as Wise of Virginia counters with accusations of Confederate influence and mischaracterizations involving Norfolk Navy Yard inscriptions.
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Alabama
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Virginia
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New York
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Georgia
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William Mahone
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Delirmax
Republicans Aim to Block Porter Private Bill Tactics
Washington reports reveal Republican leaders seek to stall the Fitz John Porter bill by pushing private bills and provoking House conflict. Boutelle’s resolution aided by a GOP push aims to consume time and keep Porter’s legislation off the calendar.
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Boutelle
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Porter
Government bonds call causes hardship for savers
The Treasury Secretary receives letters from pensioners who invested their savings in government bonds and now face hardship after a $10,000,000 call. They ask to exchange called bonds for new issues at par, but the secretary says he cannot grant relief.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Validity of Bell's Patents in Government Hands
Solicitor-General Goode received all Interior Department papers on the Bell Telephone Company case. He will decide soon on testing the validity of the Bell patents and likely file suit early next week, with Washington as the probable venue. The Attorney General withdraws from the case, leaving management to the solicitor-general.
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Washington
Interior Department
Bell Telephone Company
Bell
Solicitor-General
Morrison's New Tariff Bill Aims to Ease Burdensome Duties
Special to The Post Washington January 22. Representative Morrison nears completion of a tariff bill that targets only articles with burdensome duties and risks to American manufacturers. He seeks reform that suits the people and remains open to various approaches despite past setbacks.
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Morrison
Comptroller Cannon Resigns to Take New Role
Washington Jan 22 Mr H W Cannon comptroller of the currency tendered his resignation to the President to become vice president of the National Bank of the Republic of New York The President and the Treasury Secretary urged him to delay resignation until after Congress adjourns and he may stay on if satisfactory arrangements with the bank are made
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Washington
H. W. Cannon
National Bank of the Republic of New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Fortifications cost estimate and rescue commendation
The War Department submitted a report citing about 126 000 000 needed for a robust coast defence system. Captain H M Knowles and crew at Point Judith station were praised for rescuing Captain Nickerson and crew from the schooner Allen Green during a blizzard. A National Board of Trade resolution urged Congress to curb undervaluation and fraud in import duties. the session adjourned to visit President Cleveland.
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Secretary of War
Fortifications Board
Heeper Knowles
The
Life Saving Service
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Allen Green
United States
Cleveland
White House
Blizzard Paralyzes Rail Lines Across Midwest and Plains
January blizzard paralyzed railroads from Minnesota to South Dakota. Trains are abandoned on the Milwaukee road southern division and the St Louis line. severe cold ranges from 25 to 67 degrees below zero in locations like St Vincent and Sioux Falls. Drifting snow delays Chicago area routes. westbound trains face hours of delay and blockades.
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Burlington
Missouri River
Missouri Pacific
Omaha
Atchison
Minneapolis
Tes
Chicago
Chicaco
Iowa
Wisconsin
Mercury
Paul
Minn
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Lake Pepin
Manitoba
Winniepeg
Man
Medicine Hat
Fort Assini
Boine
Enendale
Dak
Ellendale
Sioux City
Illinois Central
Sioux Falls
Obituary of Deacon Lyman Belknap of Westboro
Deacon Lyman Belknap, age 78, one of Westboro’s oldest citizens, died this morning. He long operated a produce commission business on Clinton Street in Boston. He leaves his widow, a son L. A. Belknap, and a daughter, the widow of Winch, both of Boston.
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Mass
Lyman Belknap
Clinton Street
Boston
L. A. Belknap
Winch
Spinners Decide in Wage Fight as Two Weeks Delay Reply
Striking spinners and spoolers in Fall River press for a 10 percent wage rise after a mill-wide demand. The union says New Bedford and Lowell influence shapes their stance while manufacturers warn profits won't cover long-term gains. A two week deadline is set for mill replies with arbitration discussions ongoing.
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Mass
Hellurne
Howard
Ion
Robert Howard
Spinners’ Union
National Spinners’ Union
National
New Bedford
Lawrence
Lewiston
Bidancford
Nashua
N. H
Central Falls
R.I
Lowell Spioneers
Knights of Labor
I Incr
Mr. Howard
United States
Lowell
Devol
Davos
Quaker City Carpet Weavers Plan Overnight Strike
Philadelphia workers in the hand loom ing rain carpet trade threaten a strike at 11 tomorrow unless wages rise. About 1500 weavers across 120 mills have sought a penny more per plain yard and six cents more on shaded work since January 1, with no response to their demand.
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Philadelphia
Prospects of a Settlement at Fogg Shaw Thayer Co
Prospects of a settlement at the Fogg Shaw Thayer & Co. factory in South Weymouth Massachusetts lead to a temporary shutdown of a few days with a plan to restart next week. The firm may regulate prices for the current run and seeks a conference with the Knights of Labor before finalizing terms.
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South Weymouth
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Fogg, Shaw, Thayer & Co
Knights of Labor
Clever Tricks In The Mines Shake Coke Region Strikes
In Pittsburg and Connellsville districts strikers bolster ranks as pay day nears. Delegates gain access to mines to rally workers, prompting mass exits and planned 19 percent wage gains amid tensions with management and possible militia involvement.
Brothers Die in Farmhouse Feud After Family Quarrel
In Forest City Arkansas on January 22, Curtner shot and killed Nines Nichols at N M Curtner store then wounded John Nichols during a pursuit of Hardy Nichols's brothers. Curtner fled as a sheriff and posse chase him after a domestic dispute over alleged infidelity and property division.
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Hardy Nichols
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N. M. Curtner
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Jonna Nichols
Mexico Delays Debt Plan Amid Slump in Revenue
City of Mexico reports falling government receipts across sources due to weak trade and silver depreciation. The Jane decree consolidation of debt may delay interest payments for a year. British bondholders are told to await a special envoy from Mexico rather than sending an envoy.
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Cold Wave Signal Forecast Across Regions
The bulletin from Wassiseton dated Jan 23 1886 warns of a cold wave sweeping New England through the East Gulf and lower Great Lakes. Temperatures are expected to drop 15 to 20 degrees within 24 to 48 hours as winds shift to northwest and north and barometers rise.
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Weather Report From Boston Office 1886
The report lists barometer readings from Boston Onsmayer’s Office on January 22 1886 with multiple values for AM and PM and a range of temperatures from 34.2 to 35.1 degrees Fahrenheit. It records dew point around 32 to 34 and humidity near 90 percent. Wind speeds and directions appear as scattered figures with notations such as NE NE NE. The entry notes mean daily barometer 29.802 and mentions precipitation totals of 0.15 inches.
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Inland Cities with New England Fishermen
Special to the Post reports Colonel Kirk Dol. Pierce and Hon. Charles Levi Woodbury presenting the New England Fisheries Union case to Senate and House committees. Pierce recounts Western support, Canada’s three mile limit, Halifax award impacts, and calls for national independence over treaty 1873. They plan hearings in Washington and Ohio legs.
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Ohio
Great Lakes
Frank Hurd
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Congress
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US Senate talks on fisheries stir Montreal readers
Special to the Post reports Montreal reaction to recent Senate speeches by Irye Roar and others on fisheries. Local thought the Dominion government is negotiating fairly while Frye’s warlike remarks are ridiculed.
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United States Senate
Messrs
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Roar
Frye
Mt Wollaston Lodge 80 holds second annual concert ball
The second annual concert and ball of Mt Wollaston Lodge No 80 I O O F was held at the Coliseum in Quincy drawing the elite from the area. Monk's orchestra of Boston played a concert before dancing and a large reception committee oversaw the event with supper served by Harvey Blunt of Boston.
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Monk’s Orchestra
Frank F. Prescott
Frank W. Folsom Co
F. Pettengill
Wilson Tisdale
E. J. T. Dexter
James Thompson
Frank B. Foster
J. W. Dennen
H. W. Tolman
Jesse F. Cutis
W. H. Ripley
Harry D. Flint
James Craig
R. J. Williams
G. L. Hammond
C. J. Brooks
Judge Blodgett hears habeas case on New York marriage law
In Laconia Judge Blodgett holds a habeas hearing over a custody dispute. The case hinges on a New York rule that living together as husband and wife creates a marriage without ceremony, challenging a 18 month old adoption and claiming the child legitimate. The outcome awaits attention.
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Cole
New York
Jury verdict in Lydia Larrabee murder case returned
In Belfast Maine on January 22 the murder trial of Mrs Lydia Larrabee ended after Judge Libby's hour long charge. A jury returned a verdict for the defendant at about 4 o clock amid the courtroom tense atmosphere.
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Jackson
Netars
Sons of Scotia Mark Burns Birthday in Worcester
The Sons of Scotia celebrate the 127th anniversary of Robert Burns in Worcester Massachusetts with their members gathering this evening for speeches songs and tributes to the poet.
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Worcester
Mass
the Sons of Scotia
Robert Burns
Will of John Nickerson Contest Likely in Barnstable Probate
Provincetown January 22 A true copy of the 1869 will of John Nickerson items 1000 to Catherine Rider 1000 to Eliza Rider 1 to Jane Laney heirs 1. trust for rest to executors. Stocks kept undisturbed with dividends added. Executors named Seth Nickerson and Eunice Nickerson. Inventory 37043 86 personal property and 4500 real estate with probate record.
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Provincetown
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John Nickerson
Barnstable
Massachusetts
Catherine Rider
James N. Rider
Eliza N. Rider
Jane Laney
Seth
Rebecca M
Martza M
Emima
Sa'ab
Eirza
Jease
Nehemish
Jeste
Amanda
Mary
Phebe
Eliza Ann
Nancy
Pamelia
Thankful Thomas
Isabella
Abian
Ruth
Sally
Abby
Pauline
Reuben Collis
Emma
Seth Nickerson
Eldedge
Eunice S
Marinda J. Nickerson
Martads J. Nickerson
Eunice
Marinda
John E Thomas
Nickerson
Joan Nichersen
John Nickersen
Geofrey Kipper
Jermellian Stoxn
Mazitya A. Caton
Barnstshie
Fight for Control of the Montreal Boston and Portland Railway
In Montreal on January 22 a major struggle over Montreal Boston and Portland railway control unfolds. A curator was appointed for Mr Barlow’s estate and shares transferred to Cassib, though purchased at judicial sale by Morris. The Superior Court voided the sale, an appeal is pending, and a quo warranto fight may test Cassib’s voting rights amid disputed ownership of 7,924 Morris shares.
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Cassile
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Herdee
Gilmore
Matton
Smilley
Cross
Nicolls
Gno
Death by Own Action of Portland Lawyer's Son
Harvey D. Hadlock Jr at age fifteen shot himself in the parlor of the Falmouth House in Portland after argument over attending school. The act, believed to be a momentary fit, left his father prostrate as Dr. Gordon confirmed life ended instantly from a base brain wound. The boy had previously run away and preferred schooling, with no prior motive known.
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Harvey D. Hadlock, Jr
Harvey D. Hadlock
Falmouth
Hadlock
Topsham
Mr. Hadlock
Dr. Gordon
Gloucester liquor licenses move forward under new board
Gloucester Massachusetts January 22 The new board of aldermen plans to issue licenses for the period through May after last year’s failure to grant them Seventy nine applications were filed The mayor and aldermen checked applicants for proper cooking and serving facilities The Women’s Christian Temperance Union has begun active opposition and a strong petition will be presented The group also notes eighteen neighboring real estate owners filed remonstrances against liquor licenses to prevent on premises drinking
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Mass
Board of Aldermen
Severty
Mayer and Board of Aldermen
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Distress in Victoria Chinese Community Prompts Soup Kitchen Idea
In Victoria British Columbia in January 99, Chinese residents face severe hardship with many begging while others steal or commit housebreakings. The Mayor urged Chinese merchants to fund aid for starving compatriots, with proposals for soup kitchens to relieve the crisis.
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Victoria
B. C
Covington Woman Found Drowned With Baby Daughter
In Covington Kentucky Mrs Georgie Gravener wife of M R Gravener a tobacconist was found drowned in a cistern at her home this morning. She held the body of her three month old daughter Eva in her arms. She had five other children and had shown signs of mental decline. authorities believe she may have taken her own life before daylight.
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Covington, Ky
Georgie Gravener
M. R. Gravener
Eva
Philadelphia and Reading Receivers Reject Officer Salaries
The receivers of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company will not recognize any salary claims by President Gowen or officers chosen with him. Receiver Keim said the salary question would be referred to the courts for decision.
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Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
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Keim
Oldest Southington resident attempts suicide in New Haven
Ira Peck, a long time Southington resident, entered a neighbor’s house in New Haven on January 22 and cut his throat. This marked his third suicide attempt, with officials fearing the latest may be successful.
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New Haven
Conn
Ira Peck
Southington
Peck
Inquiry Finds No Blame In Dexter Pl Grim Collision
Newport January 22 The inquiry into the collision between the revenue cutter Samuel Dexter and the steamer Pl Grim concludes the engineer of the Dexter caught on her centre making avoidance impossible and finds no one at fault.
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Newport
United States Revenue
Samuel Dexter
Plgrim
Cape Cod Vessel Sightings Decline At Highland Light
Provincetown reports yearly tallies from Highland Light showing 2000 steamers 25 ships 210 barks 226 brigs 3500 schooners and 100 sloops sighted passing Cape Cod between sunrise and sunset during the year.
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Provincetown
Mass
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Schooner Cecil H. Low Brings Newfoundland Herring
Gloucester reports schooner Cecil H. Low under Captain McKenzie arrived from Fortune Bay with 200 barrels of frozen herring the season first Newfoundland receipt. McKenzie says herring scarce when he salted on January with the cold snap.
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Mess
Cecil H. Low
McKenzie
Fortune Bay
Newfoundland
Mr Fales Plan for Massachusetts Judiciary Reshapes Courts
Representative Henry E. Fales outlines a three court system in Massachusetts, creating Supreme Judicial Court as a Court of Appeals, a new Superior Court of trials, and County Courts handling probate, divorce, custody, and habeas corpus. The plan replaces many current practices, transfers divisive cases, and calls for judges and salaried clerks with streamlined records and fees sent to the treasury.
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Maford
Commonwealth
Pir
Faltes
Massachusetts
Supreme
Manisipal
Supreme Judicial Court
Court of Appeals
Boston
Worcester
Springfield
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Nisi Prius
Plainiff
Fales
Nantucket
Plaintiffs Awards $130 Against Pullman Co in Transport Case
A judgment favored the plaintiff for 130 dollars against the Pullman Company. A motion for a new trial was overruled. The plaintiff charged negligence in moving his wife's corpse from Decatur to Zanesville Ohio, causing the body to lie twelve hours in an Indianapolis depot.
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Brown
Decatur
Zanesville
Indianapolis
Ind
Miners Trapped After Explosive Mine Disaster
In Wheeling West Virginia on January twenty second crowds gather at the Newbury mine shaft awaiting word on trapped workers. Coroner Jones delays inquest as relief crews work through the night. The cause is likely a ventilation door misfunction coupled with a gas buildup ignited by a miner lamp.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Newbury
Jones
Terra Alta
Nick Willian
Nick Williamas
California Flood Devastates Los Angeles Area
A three day storm plus a San Fernando valley cloud burst flooded the southern central city, washing away bridges and tracks. Over 50 houses destroyed, livestock perished, and at least two drownings were reported as damages reached about $500,000 in Los Angeles County.
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San Fernando Valley
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Kate Oha
Theresa Whitney
Thomas Whitney
Jury verdict in $50,000 suit vs Pullman and railroad
The jury in the $50,000 damage suit of George Grown against the Pullman Car Company and the Chicago St. Louis and Pittsburg Railway Company returned a verdict last night.
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Decatur, M1
George Grown
Pullman Car Company
Chicago, St. Lowe and Pittsburg Railway Company
Fires and Explosions Hit New Hampshire and Nearby Towns
An explosion at 43 Main Street Chariestown damaged Henry Hyde’s fancy goods store and sparked a kerosene and gunpowder find. no suspects. The old Belknap mill in Laconia suffered partial destruction with several firms insured and workers safe. A Fort Custer cavalry stable fire burned 58 horses, and small blazes in Tremont Street Boston and Stetson Maine caused modest losses with insurance.
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Chariestown
Henry W,yde
Me. Hyde
Laconia
Belknap
Walker, Cox & Co
Bartlett & Doak
N. H
Barnets
Tremont Street
John Finklestein
Mr. Allen
Brockton
Liystory
Bay Street
D. Buttomer
Bridgewater
Jordan & Tibbetts
Stetson
I. W. Tibbetts
Annual Boston firemen relief ball announced for Feb 22
Preparations for the sixth annual ball to benefit the Boston firemen relief fund include music by the Boston Cadet band led by J Thomas Baldwin and catering from Seiler. The event will be at Mechanics Hall with Governor Robinson and Mayor O Brien expected. The relief fund report shows last year’s receipts 17103 25 and expenses 7326 40 with 8000 invested in city bonds and assets totaling 49776 85.
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Boston
J. Thomas Baldwin
Seiler
Robinson Engraving Company
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Robinson
O’ Brien
Relief Fund
City of Boston
Treasury
Furd
Two Senates in Ohio Legislature Spark Split
Ohio Senate sessions erupted over Hamilton County election case reports. The Republican faction adjourned to tomorrow at 10 and two rival senates contend for authority as caucuses folded. Speculation swirls about future proceedings and power balance.
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Ohio
Senate
Hamilton County
Class of 83 English High Holds Annual Dinner at Young's Hotel
The Class of 83 at English High held its annual dinner last evening at Young's Hotel with Alfred P. Sherman presiding. Morris Starr served as orator and Richard Scott as historian. Music by Jacob R. Morse and E R Metcalf. songs by O L Molier and Frank McGuire. Officers elected include R W A Scott president and W E Putnam secretary.
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Young’s Hotel
Alfred P. Sherman
Morris Starr
Richard Scott
KR. Metcalf
W. E. Putnam
O. L. Molier
Frank McGuire
R. W. A. Scott
F. N. Bissell
J. R. Stewart
GC. L. Moller
C. B. Roberts
Robert Herrick
E. R. Metcalf
Jacob R. Morse
George Pratt
Davie Green
B.C. Lane
Prize Drawing At Fletcher Webster Post Fair In Randolph
Special to the Post reports a prize drawing at Fletcher Webster Post fair in Randolph with over 6000 tickets sold. The closing night drew a crowded rink and a list of prizes over 40 dollars including watches cash guns and household items awarded to residents from Brockton Lynn Marlboro and surrounding towns.
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Randolph
W. H. Caldwell
Brockton
David Ames
M. A. Greenwood
Leominster
Mass
C. O. Emmerson
Joseph St. Petter
Marlboro
Lydia Tilton
Cornelius Geary
East Stoughton
John Barbour
Margaret Bunker
Brookville
J. F. Beavins
Asylum Station
A. F. Dromdale
Andrew Jackson
Union Street
Lynn
J. F. Carlton
Obsequies Held For Israel P. Magoun At Charlestown
The funeral for the late Israel P. Magoun was conducted at 2 Russell Street Charlestown with pallbearers R. V. Dennis E. A. Castigan W. F. Delano and Jean Louer from the Charlestown Volunteer Veteran Fire Association. Rev C F Lee presided and interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Russell Street
Charlestown
Messrs
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W. FE. Delano
Jean Louer
Boston detectives trail McNeil case in Montreil hotels
In Montreil Quebec on January 22 detectives focused on hotels as McNeil Innis and Rhodes of Boston depart last night on a new scent in a developing inquiry involving several suspects and possible leads.
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Captain Henry W. Conklin Dead
Captain Henry W. Conklin, aged 73, oldest officer of the Light Infantry, died in Worcester on January 22. The item notes his passing and lists Angostura Bitters as endorsed by physicians for purity, warning of counterfeit versions and urging purchases from genuine Siegert & Sons preparation.
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Mays
Henry W. Conklin
Light Infantry
J. Qa. B. Siegert
Gladstone's Nod Supports Irish Parliament Return
O'Brien's amendments to the address call for relief for tenant farmers facing eviction and credit hardship in Ireland. The debate notes Gladstone's assent to restoring native legislature in Ireland, contingent on imperial crown and Parliament authority remaining intact.
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Sexton
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Belleville factory fires leave many injured and homeless
Paris reports a blaze consuming several cabinet factories in Belleville last night. Workers and families fled via stairs or leapt from windows, some rescued by rope. Dozens dead or missing, with debris recoveries continuing and about 300 job losses amid roughly 800000 francs in losses.
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Frank N. Thayer Burned at Sea Off Manila Route
A cable dispatch reports the Boston ship Frank N. Thayer with hemp cargo burned at sea on its Manila to New York voyage. Vessel and cargo valued at $300,000, heavily insured in Boston offices. The 1592 ton vessel was built at Newburyport in 1878.
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Boston
Clark
Manila
New York
Tone
Newburyport
Prussia
Bern
Hinrichsen
Eleventh Roxbury High School Reunion Amazes Boston Latin Hall
The Roxbury High School Association held its eleventh annual reunion at the Boston Latin School building with over 600 attendees. Music by the Germania orchestra accompanied readings, solos, and choruses while letters of regret were read from officials and former teachers.
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Boston Latin School
Leon Keach
Misa
Alice C. Conant
M. E. Hill
Albert van Raale
Herbert A. Thayer
Evelyn N. Clarke
Owilhelm Tell
Governor Robinson
Meyer O’brien
Sarah A. M. Cushiocg
A. M. Clay
Roxbury High School
Robert Rickford
Moses T. Brown
A. Y Cartwright
Poke Bates
J. P. Gordon
Lucretia Crocker
Flon
Miody Merrill
Br. Bee Iacarter
Henry Martin
Benjamin F. Nutting
Germania Orchestra
August Beco, Jr
B. F. Haigh
A. C. C. Hill
R. F. Olliver
A. Paddleford
Second preliminary hearing in Mary Rosenthal case
In Brighton Municipal Court Judge Baldwin presided over Commonwealth vs Mary E Rosenthal and Daniel Mannie. Mannie and Rosenthal denied improper relations and claimed innocence regarding the rifle charge. Witnesses offered corroborating and contradicting testimony. Both defendants were bound over in $1000 bonds for the February grand jury sitting.
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Commonwealth
Mary E. Rosenthal
Daniel Mannie
Brighton
Kaladwin
Mannie
Albert N. Bates
J. Branch
Baldwin
City budget deadlock stalls 245000 appropriation clash
Yesterday Mayor Whipple and the finance committee clashed over a 245000 year budget. Whipple warned of a 35000 reduction to lower the tax rate, threatening a veto if not adopted. Nearby, Jacobson’s disappearance remains unsolved with family suspects foul play.
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Committee On Finance
Jordan
Randolph
City Exhibition Closes This Evening At Williams & Everett
Local notes report the embroideries show ending at 6 p m today. Other items include appointments, club dinners, church rites, military promotions and resignations, steamer contracts to Silsby and Manchester Loecomo, and a Maine Veterans meeting in Boston next Monday.
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L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Saltonstall
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G. H. Faulter
B. H. Paddock
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Roslindale
George W. Acie
Eighth Infantry
Harry P. Bollard
Hhis
Silsby Manufacturing Company
Manchester Loecomo
Mary Washington Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Nemo Minstrels
Order
Carter Yacht Club
S. Pierson
F. £. Edwards
W. S. Green
Gis Siantial
B. M. Marsh
G Palmer
Maine
Washington Street
Boston
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MLL
Boston Firemen
Ananuel Basil
High School
Disner
Messia Hoe
Post Publishing CO
MK Street
Mr. O'Brien
France
Lons of
Frank M. Thayer
Admiral Aube
Charles Warren
Suekin
Viscount Cranbrook
Kingland
W. H. Smith
West India
F. A. Stanley
Stanley
Association
Seld
Fair Grand Jury
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!