Miss Clara Barton Sets Sail to Seek Entry to Armenia
Miss Clara Barton president of the American Red Cross sails from New York to Southampton with Miss Lucy Graves Ernest Mason George Pullman and Dr J B Hubbell to seek permission to enter Armenia. She will confer with Red Cross heads in England France and Germany and may establish hospitals at Alexandretta Trebizond and Sassoun with US minister Terrell aiding.
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New York
Clara Barton
American Red Cross Society
Southampton
Constantinople
Armenia
Red Cross Society
Delmonico’s
Boston
N. H. Gielesian
Miss Barton
London
Paris
Geneva
Baden Baden
Vienna
England
France
Germany
Red Cross
Alexandretta
Mediterranean
Trebizond
Sassoun
Black Sea
United States
Terrell
Red Cross to Aid Armenian Relief in Constantinople
The American National Red Cross announces Clara Barton and staff will travel to Turkey to evaluate famine relief needs. They will work with Armenian relief committees in New York Boston and Worcester and report progress while funds directed to Brown Bros Co. for Armenian relief.
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Washington
Red Cross
Clara Barton
Europe
National Armenian Relief Committee of
New York
Armenian Relief Committees
Boston
Worcester
American National Red Cross
Turkey
Messrs Brown, Bros. & Co
Philadelphia
Armenian Relief Fund
George Brickett Named Civil Service Commissioner in Lynn
Lynn January 22 George Brickett assistant postmaster has been appointed to the civil service commission in Lynn filling the vacancy created by the death of Alfred A Mower.
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Lynn
George Brickett
Civil Service Commission
Alfred A. Mower
Missionary Jubilee planning meeting in Boston
The committee of arrangements for the American Missionary Association jubilee met in Congregational House Boston. Rev W E Barton led. Rev J Ryder represented the secretaries and executive committee. A $500000 goal was set with a plan to double contributions from churches and societies. Eastern district aims for $145000 and noncontributors $28000 totaling $173000. doubling could yield $326300 versus $163400 last year. Regional totals for 1895 96 are listed and Park Street Church is chosen for meetings with Tremont Temple for evening gatherings.
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American Missionary Association
Boston
Congregational House
W. E. Barton
D. D
Shawmut Congregational Church
J. Ryder
New York
George H. Gutterson
New England
Association
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Woman's Missionary Society
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Park Street Church
Tremont Temple
Retail and Wholesale Marble Dealers elect officers
The New England and Provinces marble trade group met at the American House and chose officers led by President George E. Morrison of Biddeford. Other officers include secretary treasurer William A. Somers of Dorchester and vice presidents Stephen Maslen Hartford James E. Stanton St John Oliver Wentworth Boston Charles H. Sheldon Rutland Alonzo Farnum Providence John Staples York with directors across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut New Brunswick.
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Alonzo T. Farnum
Providence
R. I
John E. Staples
York
John P. Murphy
Lewiston
George A. Cummings
Concord
N. H
E. R. Morse
Proctor
John J. Love
Webster
Mass
George William Green
Woonsocket
Thomas Adams
Rockville
Boston upholsterer arrested for hotel board bill fraud
George Curtis, an upholsterer from Boston, was arrested in Hartford today on charges of defrauding the United States Hotel of a $28 board bill. The case centers on a disputed bill and Curtis faces criminal proceedings.
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Hartford
Cecan
George Curtis
Boston
United States
Trouble in the Eighth Regiment Over Colonel Pew
Charges against Colonel Pew arrive at the State House from Gloucester. A private soldier accuses him of improper conduct during his time as a major. Ex-officers retain Jesse Gove Melvin Adams and others to challenge the board of investigation and Governor action on discharged officers.
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Pew
State House
Gloucester
Board of Investigation
Jesse Gove
Gorman
Providence
R. IL
Melvin Adams
Lynn
Malden appoints Spaulding as police chief to curb liquor traffic
Mayor Walker of Malden announces Captain George P. Spaulding as chief of police to wipe out liquor nuisances. He cites Malden’s marsh roads from Somerville as ideal routes for illegal traffic and says the appointed man will act decisively within about two months.
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Walker
Malden
George P. Spaulding
Somerville
Joseph Cole Surrenders in Assault Case at Amesbury Court
Joseph Cole, sought for assault on Conductor Quill of the Newburyport & Amesbury railroad, reported missing weeks ago, gave himself up to police last night. In the Second District Court today he was fined $15 or jail for default.
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Amesbury
Joseph Cole
Quill
Newburyport & Amesbury Railroad
Second District
Fisherman Albert Rowe Dies by Suicide in Gloucester
Albert Rowe, a well known fresh fisherman, hanged himself at his mother’s Foster street home this noon. He was about 30, a native and unmarried.
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Gloucester
Albert Rowe
Foster Street
Curtain Lecture Frames Session Footnotes and Feuds
Speaker Meyer warns lawmakers to press ahead with bills and hearings while Senate President Lawrence urges speed. Keeley cure joke sparks laughter as "Old Hundred" Hayes quips about dryness. election law costs and contested wards loom large as lawmakers spar over a General Hooker statue and water loan references.
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Meyer
Lawrence
Senate
State House
Coolidge
Sleeper
Frank Hood
O. M. Fernald
J. Otis Wardwell
Robert Southworth
Beacon Hill
Capitol
W. H. £. Hayes
Lowell
Keeley
Foxboro
Hays
State Treasury
Committee On Elections
Weston
Boston
Z.d
Jdge
StateHouse
Law Department of the State
General Hooker
E House
Roe
Worcester
Committee On
Reed
Middlesex
House
Ree
Lewin
Cnniopee
Committee On Water Supply
Quinn
Suffolk
Civil Service Commissioners
Napoleon spotlight in Stoddard lecture at Music Hall
John L. Stoddard praised Napoleon as a self-made conqueror in his third lecture, tracing his soldierly and political career, Code Napoleon, and family ties. Images of Josephine, Marie Louise, the little King of Rome, Waterloo, and Napoleon's mausoleum were shown as part of the program. The talk noted Britain’s treatment of Napoleon and announced repeats and a future India lecture.
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Napoleon
John L. Stoddard
Music Hall
Alexander
Cesar
France
England
St. Helena
Josephine
Marie Louise
Rome
Waterloo
Hotel Des Invalides
Paris
India
Diverse Attractions Boosting City Theatres Next Week
A broad lineup spans Hollis Street Park and Castle Square with operettas and burlesque. Hoyt’s new pieces draw crowds at Park Theatre while Sothern’s Prisoner of Zenda headlines Boston Museum shows.
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Ansel
Gretel
Hollis
Il Trovatore
Boston Museum
Hollis Street
George Edwardes
Hungarian Dies as Hoisting Cable Breaks at Smelter
In Youngstown on January 22, Charles Hadmarsh a Hungarian was killed and three other men were seriously injured when the hoisting cable fractured while lifting the stock cage to the smelter cupola at Ohio Steel Company plant.
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Youngstown
Ohio Steel Company
Charles Hadmarsh
Remarkable Acts At Keith's And Nickelodeon This Week
The ventriloquist Segommer performs a unique show at Keith's this week, unmatched in the area. The Lynott sisters' female mastress also excite audiences, creating a sensation at the Nickelodeon this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segommer
Keith
Lynott Sisters
Nickelodeon
Gloucester schooner For tuna to be rebuilt after loss
Captain John Greenlaw and Gloucester owners hire James & Tarr of Essex to build a new Haddock fishery schooner similar to the Marguerite Haskins after the For tuna was sunk by the Barnstable off Cape Cod on January 13. A separate fleet of eighteen coal barges sailed, while various ships suffered damage and repairs along the harbor.
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John Greenlaw
Fortuna
Barnstable
Cape Cod
James & Tarr
Essex
Marguerite Haskins
Greenlaw
H. & J. Blenderman
New York
Mystic River
Boston & Maine Railroad
Malden
West End Street Railway
Marquand’s
East
Boston
Waldoboro
Camden
N. J
McKie
East Boston
W. H. Oler
St. Thomas
Henry Withington
William Wilson
Vineyard Sound
Portland
Long Island Sound
Stonington
Croton
Conn
Parnass
Tarragona
Delaware
Payal
Anna
Fowey
Philadelphia
Camano
Pensacola
Galway
Wild Flower
Stanwell
Rouen
Roanoke
Norfolk
T. J. Fenton
W. H. Dickerson
Liverpool
Macon
Sagamore
Swedish Lutheran Convention Opens in Lynn
A Boston district Swedish Lutheran churches convention met in Lynn on January 22. Sermons were delivered by Rev. P. E. Berg of Worcester and Rev. Wilhelm Ljung of Waltham. Officers elected for the year included Rev. C. F. Johansson of Boston as chairman, Rev. J. N. Brandelle of Lynn as secretary, and Rev. Carl Henderson of Everett as treasurer.
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Lynn
Boston
P. E. Berg
Worcester
Wilhelm Ljung
Waltham
C. F. Johansson
J. N. Brandelle
Carl Henderson
Everett
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Mss
Barlon
Sais
Foreign Affairs Committee
Committee On Foreign Relations Today
Senate of the
House of Representatives
Lynn Civil Service Commission
Tremont St
Momen
Dr. Greene
Little Mary Danforth
B. Dannforth
Claremont
Raveveve
Committee of Arrangements
Marble Dealers
Colonel Pew
Mayor Walker
Cole
Himself UP
CNR
Cyclopedia
Art Dept
Post Building
The
Stoddard Lectures
Hoyt
Park Theatre
Arthur Sullivan
Tremont Theatre
Francis Wilson
King Anso IV
Wilson
Humperdinck
Boston Theatre
Mme. Janauschek
Annie Yeamans
Fred Bond
Faust
Castle Square Theatre
Miss Lane
Miss Mason
Verdi
Miss Ladd
Azucena
Harry Lemore
Chinatown
Columbia Theatre
Charles Hoyt
Harry Conor
Welani Trong
James R. Smith
Julius Witmark
Harry Gilfoil
Richard Karl
Geraldine McCann
Myra Q. Morrella
Jose Shades
Sadie Kirby
Madge Dean
Howard Atheneum
Mac
City Club Company
Zalva Fam Ly
Utah
Frederick Walters
Austin & Stones Museum
Vetrio
Grand Museum Zoo
Voice of
Fate
Hazel Kirke
Ward
Bradburn
Palace Theatre
Bowery
Miss Bradburn
the Palace
Lyceum
Worcestershire
John Duncan’s
N. Y
Mercury
America
MIACO
Burlesquers
Howard's Own
Zalva
Old Howard
Dover
Washington Sts
Kate Dallas
Miss Dallas
Castle Square
Cor. Chandler and Ferdinand ‘Sts
Tol
Botton
Handel and Haydn
B. J. Lang
Gonaudtor
Boston Music Hall
Fohianna Gabpskie
Carlotta Desvignes
Alte
Barron Berthald
Venor
Dewmeter Popovici
Gadski
Berthald
Popovici
Damrosch Opera Company
Horatio W. Parker
Austin
Stone's
Trevont Row
Scolluy St
Walters
Perkins
Miramba
Guatemala
Walter Sam
Bunth and
Rudd
Vaidis Sisters
the Masons
King of
Keith’s
Swedish Lutheran Convention
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Crand
Merry Monarch
Hollis Isaac B. Rich
Cretel
Texeatre
Huimperdinck
Sir Augustus Harris
London Opera
Bowdoin SQ
Charles F. Atkinson
Robert Burns
Poston Caledonian Club
Clarry Conor
Eugene Tompkins
Mgr
Hanlon
E.H. Sothern
Zenda
ART Club
Adctina Ladies’ Orchestra
Caroline Miskel Hoyt
Guing Heerman
Reuben
Fonso
Stella Clayton
Dick Coleman
Hanover Sheet
Wonder
Stoddard
Napoleon Bonaparte
Lily
Iest
Ission
Cts
Eran
North
Bay State
India Wharf
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