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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1892

Page

8

Breckinridge Presses for Immediate Chile Dispatch Clarity

In a dramatic session, Breckinridge urges immediate information from the President on Chile relations and Jan 21 despatch. He calls for full correspondence before conclusions, warns against hasty partisan moves, and stresses deliberation in a grave peace or war context. The debate shifts to rules reform as the House adjourns awaiting more data.

Committee On Foreign Affairs Kentucky Washington Breckinridge United Tert Chile Patrick , Esq Clie United States Republic of Chile Congress Republic Ben

Public Will Grants 70000 To Charities In Bequests

The late Dr. Robert W. Wood’s will filed in probate dedicates 70000 in public bequests to numerous charities and institutions. Executors named are Edward M. Brewer Richard Humphreys and Francis Balch. Bequests include Boston Y M C A and Y W C A each 5000, several missions and educational societies 5000 each, and smaller gifts to hospitals, colleges, and societies. Dr Wood born in Augusta Maine about ninety years ago and long involved in natural history, medicine, whaling interests, and sugar planting in Hawaii before settling in Jamaica Plain, Boston.

Robert Williams Wood Edward M. Brewer Richard ©. Humphreys Francis V. Balch Boston Young Men's Christian Association Boston Young Women’s Christian Association American Board of Foreign Missions American Home Mission Society American Congregational Society Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society American Educational Society New West Educational Society Hampton Institute Hampton Bangor Theological Society Bangor Chicago Theological Seminary Chicago Lil New England Hospital For Women and Children Tuskegee Normal and Indian Institute Alabama Boshisa College Japan Boston City Missionary Society Sandwich Islands New England Neary United States Poston Hawaiian Islands Wood Southern Pacific Boston Revere Street Jamaica Plain

Senate Afternoon Session Adopts Bills and Adjourns

Washington January 26 the Senate resumed executive business after department reports. A substitute for the international bimetallic agreement was reported by Mr Morrill. The Indian affairs committee sent back the Cheyenne and Arapaho land allotment bill which passed after explanation and goes to the President. A select committee was proposed to investigate cotton price declines and agricultural depression. The fisheries bill was introduced and referred. The Mexican award bill relating to the La Abra claim was debated with Mr Dolph and Mr Morgan supporting it, then adjournment followed after Mr Frye noted Senator Morgan’s committee duties. The Senate adjourned until tomorrow.

Washington Senate Morrill Finance Committee Dawes Committee On Indian Affairs Mr. Morgan Chambr United States Morgan Frye Alabama

Pennsylvania Railroad Personal Tours In 1892 Announced

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company outlines numerous personally conducted tours for 1892. Plans include trips from New York to Mexico and California with luxury Pullman cars, Jacksonville tours from New York, and winter and spring tours to Washington from Boston. Prices range from 40 to 80 dollars with all expenses covered, plus a Yellowstone trip from New York on August 25.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Golden Gate Mexico New York California Pullman Jacksonville Maren Ind Washington Boston Fall River Line Richmond Old Point Comfort Jail River Line Virginia Beach Mt. Vernon Yellowstone National Park Washington Street

Man Without a Country lecture opens series

Rev Edward Everett Hale read his story The Man With out a Country as the inaugural lecture in a six part series for the Boston Teachers Mutual Benefit Association. The event filled the girls high school hall on West Newton Street with an attentive audience. Speakers in the series include Dr Samuel Eliot Rev W H Lyon Prof Emerton Henry Clapp and Rev Charles G Ames.

Edward Everett Hale Loston ‘Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association Girls’ High School West Newton Street Hale Samuel Eliot W. H. Lyon Emerton Henry Clapp Charlies G. Ames

Meins Hopkins Nuptials In Brookline Church Wedding

Charles Everett Meins of Longwood avenue Brookline wed Miss Addie Louise Hopkins daughter of Samuel B. Hopkins of 565 Boylston street last night at First Baptist church Commonwealth avenue with Rev. Philip Moxom officiating. Bridesmaids and family members wore elegant attire as Baldwin's orchestra played and Weber provided an elaborate reception spread at the bride’s home with eight ushers and J Frederick Meins among the eight groomsmen.

Charles Everett Meins Longwood Avenue Brookline Addie Louise Samuel B. Hopkins Boylston Street First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Philip Moxom Jennie F. Meins J. Frederick Meins Baldwin Weber

Shipman Engine Company sues McLaughlin over kerosene engine

In United States Circuit Court on January 26, Coxr J Shipman Engine Company seeks equity relief to stop George G McLaughlin from selling a kerosene steam engine alleged to violate A E Shipman's letters patent. Motion for a temporary injunction heard. decision reserved. Counsel for complainant J Lowell S J Elder and BE A Whitman. Respondent represented by J C Mitchell Sullivan Norris Rochester Bartlett Anderson.

United States Circuit Court J. Shipman Engine Company George G. McLaughlin A. E. Shipman J. Lowell S. J. Elder BE. A. Whitman J. C. Mitchell Sullivan & Norris Rochester Bartlett & Anderson Duncan J. Peter Brogna J. F. Slattery Endicott Street J. R. Smith J. N. Pastene Hesseltine George P. Drew Elizabeth Carroll Bill Antony Johnson Bourne Briggs Johnson C. F. Chamberlayne M. Thomas

Ocean Liner Movements in January Traffic List

In Boston and New York ports on January 26 ships arrived or departed from multiple origins. Notable routes include Amsterdam from Rotterdam, Aller from Bremen, Ludgate Hill from London, Toronto from Portland Maine bound for Liverpool, Cremen from Boston to Antwerp, Melbourne from Boston to London, Benjaris from Japan and China bound for New York, Maasdam from New York to Boulogne, and Ems from Bremen to New York which proceeded at 4 pm.

Boston Qonio Philadelphia New York Amsterdam Rotterdam Aller Bremen Ludgate Hill London Oi Moville Toronto Portland Liverpool Prawle Point Cremen Antwerp the Lizard Melbourne Suez Benjaris Japan China Boulogne Maasdam Southampton Ems

Deny Conviction and Upgrade Your Furniture at Paine's Warerooms

A promotion style sales pitch urges readers to accept modern furniture to replace old cumbersome pieces. It promotes Paine's Furniture Warerooms at 45 Canal Street promising low prices and increased comfort from new designs.

Paine Canal Street

Stewart Polson and Kittie Tucker Morton wed in Brooklyn

Henry Stewart of New York City and Kittie Tucker Morton of Quincy Mass were married at Trinity Church Brooklyn on January 26 by Rev Charles H Hall. The bride is daughter of the late Alexander Polson.

Stewart Polson Brooklyn N.Y

Death notices recount multiple deaths with ages and dates

At Fitchburg on January 26 Eliza Secrest wife of the late C H Snow aged 56 years 9 months. Various obituaries follow from Lincoln Boston Roxbury Melrose Woburn Chicago Orono Watertown and more, naming spouses parents and ages from 40 to 93. Funeral details and relatives invited appear for several entries including Clara Fifield and Mary Shattuck.

Snow Fitchburg Eliza Secrest C. H. 3. Snow Christ Church Brooks Lincoln Mass Hannah F Increase Brooks Hartwell Brighton M. EK. Hartwell Richardson Melrose Henry C. Richardson Aldin Joseph W. Alden Browne Augustus Sewall Browne Estabrook Roxbury Segre W. Estabrook Rogers Richard Denison Rogers Shatspuck Mary W. Shattuck Fifield Woburn Clara A Charles W. Fifield Moses A. Tyler Oxlon Chicago Alfred Norton, Jr Wilson Orono Nathaniel Wilson Dartmouth College Wright Watertown Mary, Yeanere George Emma Meadright

Supreme Judicial Court Arguments In Equity and Law Cases

January session list shows cases 772 Hall v Lavezzolo 775 Blacket v Boston 777 Shute v Quincy 778 Quincy v Shue 785 Koster v Bailey with several attorneys named. Court will take up heard law cases in equity order if equity list finishes before Friday to fill week until Saturday.

Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth Frevo C.J Hoymes

Writ of Mandamus Denied in Society Ballot Case

Supreme Court Suffolk hears petitioners claim that August 1891 vote on Cote for membership was improper due to black balls under the by laws and secrecy. Demurrer sustained. petitioners reportedly disenfranchised no further action. Also executors of Thomas Niles seek guidance on a codicil clause funding a Gloucester church and possible charity status. court considers whether the bequest is practical and charitable.

Supreme Court Suffolk Barker J. Demers la Societe St. Jean Baptiste Cote S. la Palme H. A. Dubuque Thomas Niles A. E. Pillsbury Gloucester Commonwealth A. Blume Execuors G. C. Travis H. E. Ware C. B. Mowry G. W. Estabrook Deeudants

Gufford and West End Street Railway Case Highlights Jury Deliberations

In Suffolk Superior Court First Session judge Sherman notes actions of tort for damages. Plaintiffs include Murdough against West End Street Railway. Elias Howe contract dispute with Bacon Paper Company. Numerous other dockets listed for multiple sessions, with various parties and defenses.

Guffolk Sherman W. B. Murdough West End Street Railway Company W.N. Osgood M. F. Dickingon, Jr W. B. Sprout Bacon Paper Company Elias Howe W. A. Gaston W. DL. Hayden L. Mason

New England Railroad Company actions in tort and equity cases

Summary of court actions including an action against New England Railroad Co for $15000 damages for personal injuries, closing arguments completed. Numerous docket entries listed with plaintiff and defendant names, equity bills, injunctions, and divorces. Highlighted are cross references and orders from sessions and various judges.

Fioley Brigham S—lHorgan Boston Daigie Lawrence Mig. Co Kelsey Chapman Galigan Perley Daley Jacobs New England Railroad Company C. G. Fall F. Farnham

Transforming the Ohio Navy Yard Work Begins After Arrival

The steamer Ohio reached Charlestown navy yard at 9 am and docked near the Sheers wharf after a Philadelphia to Boston voyage. A survey started, holds cleaned, and heavy shop equipment installed including planers, lathes, drills, and forges. The ship will be docked, painted, and readied for service within days, with a large crew and ample machinery for repairs and propulsion.

Ohio Navy Yard Charlestown Philadelphia Sargent Boston Sheers Cart Sin Sargent

Karma and Reincarnation Lecture at Steinert Hall

William Q. Judge, vice president of the society in three lands and New York branch president, serves as secretary of American sections. A skilled New York lawyer and mystic, he travels widely and will discuss Karma and Reincarnation to enlighten listeners next Thursday at 8 p.m. The public is invited.

Steinert Hall William Q. Judge Society Three Lands New York

Contributions to relieve Russian famine urged by Baptist group

People wishing to aid famine victims can send funds to E. P. Coleman treasurer of the American Baptist Missionary Union Tremont Temple Boston Mass. The gifts will go to the Baptist Mission committee in Russia for distribution among those in distress.

E. P. Coleman American Baptist Missionary Union Tremont Temple Boston Mas Baptist Mission Committee Russia

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