Panama Scheme Moves in House Committee
Washington January 24 The Panama resolution passes House foreign affairs committee with one dissent from Russell Massachusetts Democrats back the measure as a burden on the next administration Senate committee slows action and no rapid passage expected before mid February The President will have secular days to consider and may defer action to Harrison's Secretary of State The resolution urges the US to address Europe on the issue and its speed is uncertain as many favor delaying debate
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Gentiles and Statehood Fight and Interstate Amendments
The House Territories committee will hear Utah statehood debate with Gentile opponents predicting a minority report despite broad legislative opposition to Mormon influence. Separately, interstate commerce bill talks stall as Senate conferees resist House changes led by Major Anderson who favors state court cases against railroads.
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Iowa
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Georgia
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In Memory of Congressman Barnes Adjourning for Respect
Both branches of Congress adjourned to honor Missouri Representative Barnes. House members Dockery presented resolutions unanimously adopted. A delegation led by Senators West Teller Coke and Representatives Mansur Stone Wade Sayers Wgnum Henderson Morrill will accompany the remains to St. Joseph. The party departed by 7:40 PM Pennsylvania Railroad train. Funeral services were not held.
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Harrison Remarks on Estee Nomination and Pacific Representation
General Harrison recalls how M. M. Estee of California notified him of a presidential nomination and signals no cabinet appointment. Estee remains the Californians’ choice and without his appointment the Pacific slope may lack representation. Union Republican Party. Charles H. Grosvenor calls National Council meeting at Ebbitt House on March 2 to bolster the incoming administration and Union Republican strength in the South.
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Pension fraud case linked to Mary McElroy in Providence
Mrs George Hafferty also known as Mary McElroy arraigned before US commissioner Douglass for false affidavits to obtain a pension. Bound over to district court in 3000 bail. She drew from McElroy’s life pension after marrying Hafferty in 1873 and has since received 1500 from the government. The second husband is dead. the first husband was killed in 1863.
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Mary McElroy
United States
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Guano Disaster Hits Savannah Wharf Sheds
A portion of the ocean steamship wharves and freight sheds collapsed in Savannah on January 24, sending about 2000 tons of guano into the slip. No workers were present. no lives reported. Estimated damage to the company stands at 40000 dollars.
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Real Haviland dinner sets offered at $39 by Houghton & Dutton
Dinner sets of genuine Haviland ware once selling for 50 are now offered by Houghton & Dutton for 39. Each 130 piece set is real chinaware. The department is located on the first floor rear off Tremont street.
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No More Fishing Licenses Issued in Maritime Provinces
Ottawa instructs customs collectors not to issue further licenses under the modus vivendi. Some licenses granted last year expire by July, others by December 31 to align with Newfoundland licenses as the season progresses.
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Six Hundred Families Driven From Oklahoma Country
A Gainesville Texas correspondent reports United States troops moved into Purcell Indian Territory crossing the Canadian River and dispersing the boomers. More than 600 families were driven out and camped near Purcell with some resisting and being bound to wagons removed.
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Market uncertainty and slow trading across markets
The New York market shows little feature with mixed strength within narrow limits. Chicago news is indefinite, and confidence is low as a rally appears driven by short covering. London and Cambridge reports note widespread speculative strain, while bank rates and earnings trends show cautious improvement and ongoing expansion of rail and land development.
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Sugar crop to shrink this season in Cuba after hurricane
Havana reports a marked drop in the sugar harvest this season versus 1888 due to drought after September hurricane. Planters in Sagua say cane stands are fewer and juice yield is lower than last year.
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Boston Common Council denounces waste on New York trip
A quiet Boston meeting derides a 30 000 state trip to New York for Washington inaugural events, calling 12 000 in city costs ill borne. Keenan urges resolutions attacking the expenditure while planning memorials, bridges, libraries, and legislative reforms.
Havana Bandits Dissolved As Los Manigos Surrenders
Official notice from Havana states the robbery society Los Manigos has been dissolved. Its thirty bands disbanded after leaders surrendered to the police, yielding rostered members and all paraphernalia and property. Public sentiment hails the move as a triumph over crime.
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Advertising Prices for Patent Medicines Highlighted
An old advertisement touts Dr Bull's Cough Syrup at 25 cents a bottle and Salvation Oil at 25 cents, claiming a cent buys a clay pipe while promoting these medicines as the acme of remedy sold by all druggists.
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Gravure Etching Exhibition at 26 Bromfield Street
An informal exhibition of reproductions of original paintings ran yesterday at 26 Bromfield Street. A new company plans to reproduce works by leading American artists including Church Foxcroft Cole Enneking Halsall Waterman Taylor Harper Garrett Pierce Rogers Broms and others.
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St. John Harper
Edmund H. Garrett
Charles F. Pierce
F. W. Rogers
Milton Broms
Pope
Protection of Fish and Game Assembly in Boston Hall
About 150 members of the Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association gathered at Young's Hotel in Boston for an evening of remarks and songs. Speakers included Congressman-elect Charles F. Randall and W H H Murray who urged cross state convention talks and bird protection.
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Asa French
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Vermont
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Maine
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Key West
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Congress
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Myron W. Whitney
The Henrietta and Other Shows Gracing Boston Theatres
Amusements listing for Hollis Street Theatre Henrietta at 7 45 Boston Museum Sweet Lavender at 8 Park Theatre The Humming Bird at 7 45 Globe Theatre Zine Evening at 7 45 Boston Theatre Othello at 7 45 Grand Opera House The Two Sisters at 7 46 Howard Athenum Variety at 8
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Marriage Notices From City and Town Record
Auction sales listed today include multiple marriage announcements in this city and beyond. DODGE to WHITEWAY both of Boston. LORD to WAR rinER Fryeburg Maine. LANDER to IRVING Indianapolis. OVERLOCK to WATTS Provincetown. WALKER to BOWEN in this city. WILSON to MORRELL in this city.
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Indianapolis
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Provincetown
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Hollis M. Overlock
Flora E. Watts
Thomaston
Walker
Bowen
Kk. L. Green
Alfred H. Walker
Phibe A. Bowen. Wilson—Morrell
Oermn
H. Gunning
Robert B. Wilson
Maggie Orrell
Deaths list from January including Bailey Corbett Craigin and others
Obituary notices from January record several deaths in Quincy and city area. Helen F Bailey widow of Henry Bailey died in Quincy. Eliza Corbett wife of George Corbett aged 47 in this city. Francis H F Craigin 29 in Greenwich Connecticut. Amos Dunbar 77 years in Weymouth. Robert P Jackson 84 in Faulkner formerly of Fall River. Ellen Kelly 70 in this city. Henry P Lee 26 in this city. Mrs Sarah Miller in this city. Edward Milin 51 in Boston Highlands. Jonathan N Potter 68 in this city. Sarah S Parkes 66 in this city. Henry W Simmons 64 on January 23. Frederick Williams eldest son of E G Williams of England died in Falmouth January 21.
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Greenwich
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Weymouth
Amos Dunbar
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Faulkner
Robert
Fall River
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Ellen
Edward Kelly
Halifax
N.S
Lee
Henry P. Lee
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Sarah Miller
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Boston Highlands
Edward Milin
Potter
Jonathan N. Potter
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Sarah S. Parkes
Simmons
Henry W. Simmons
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Falmouth
Frederick Williams
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England
For Sale A Choice Lot Near St Marys Street
A notice announces a choice lot for sale on the north side near St Marys street with a moderate asking price and instructions to apply to the advertiser.
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Haymarket Square
Alex. S. Porter
State Street
Chester Park
St. Mary’s Street
St. James Avenue
Exeter Street
Jersey Street
Mark-Down Sale in Boys' Department This Month
Daily reductions from one-quarter to one-half on winter overcoats suits flannel blouses shirt waists and furnishing goods for boys and youths. New season stock, department for juveniles introduced last winter, weather since November left surplus goods to advertise.
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