Memorial Address for Browning At Boston Chapel
A large Boston audience attended a Browning Society memorial service for Robert Browning at Saint ing’s Chapel. The event featured remarks by the Rev. Charles Carroll Everett and honors from prominent attendees, with elaborate, subdued floral decorations and a blend of personal tribute and literary reflection.
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Charles Carroll Everett
Robert Browning
Dobo
Thacv
Robert C. Pitman
Growning
Incle Cley
Browning
King’s Chapel
W W. Higginson
Quincy
Supreme Court
Senate
John Fiske
America
Virginia
Young Men’s Institute
Naval Battalion
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lowell
Weils Memorial Hall
The
Woman’s Educational Union
Weather forecast for New England and adjacent states
Forecast through 8 p.m. Wednesday. Maine New Hampshire Vermont fair and warmer with southwest winds. Rest of New England and eastern New York fair and slightly warmer with southwest winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
New York
Climatic Report Note on Daily Mean and Humidity
A fragmentary weather record lists mean daily values for temperature and dew point, plus relative humidity at 64 percent. It notes total precipitation at 0.00 and references a Northwest region, with data points including mean daily temperature and dew point alongside miscellaneous unreadable text.
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Ake
Wieglen Nore
Judge O'Brien Rules In Ward Baseball Case For Brotherhood
New York January 28 Judge O'Brien has ruled in favor of the Brotherhood in the Ward baseball matter. He declines a preliminary injunction but orders that the parties have a speedy trial before the season begins to allow a final and deliberate determination of rights. He will assist in securing a swift trial if an application is made.
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New York
O’brien
Brotherhood
O'Brien
East Bripgewater
Samuel Shaw & Co
Elmwood Village
Whitman
Samuel Shaw
Mr Shaw
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Blood Health
An advertisement urges the use of Aver's Sarsaparilla to strengthen the blood, prevent debility, and ward off illnesses that follow prostration such as bronchitis pneumonia typhoid and malaria. It notes prevention is better than cure and signs off from J J & J Wilkinson druggists Kerhonkson NY.
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Ayer
J. J
J. Wilkinson
Kerhonkson
N. Y
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Ad Offers Six Bottles for $5
An old advertisement from Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co. of Lowells Massachusetts promotes Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Six bottles are priced at $5, claiming value of five dollars per bottle.
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Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowls
Mass
Debate Over National Bank Note Increase Sparks Senate Split
In Washington the Republican Senate passes a surplus refund bill worth 17.7 million to state governments, while Democrats drift toward obstruction. Major Dorsey and Walker defend a measure expanding circulating notes against bonds. House action looms and a Senate vote is anticipated.
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Senate
Aberdeen
Miss
House
Dorsey
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Washindton
Van
Spicran
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New England
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
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Re Honse
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Nebraska
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Faire Child
Cleveland
Committee On Banking
Heath
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Ir. Flower
Gace Tracy
Iowa
Alhamy
North Carolina
Walker
Worcester
Imperial penny postage movement gains support in empire
A strong effort aims to persuade Goschen to allocate 2 percent of a four million surplus to imperial penny postage. Proponents see it as a unifying boon, with Kenniken Heaten praising it as the most popular and least expensive gift the empire can offer to its children in Australia, Africa, Canada, the Indies, and the United States.
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Dunlap
Goschen
Kennicken Heaten
Pugland
Australia
Africa
Canada
Indies
United States
Langtry Ill with Influenza Forces Opening Postponement
Langtry is seized with influenza causing cancellation of her opening performance in Loxpow. The theater received notice at 7 p m that she is sick. Audiences, critics, and townspeople arrived by 8 o'clock to find placards announcing the illness and the postponement of all U S dates.
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Loxpow
Dunlap
Cork MP Dr. Tanner Ordered to Furnish Sureties or Prison
Dr. Tanner, member of Commons for Cork middle division, must provide two sureties in £100 each or serve three months in prison for uttering threats against Marsmaith Barry, head of a landlord syndicate. he has appealed the decision.
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England
Durum
Tanner
House of Commons
Cork
Marsmaith
Barry
Pressing Questions for Parliament Openings Hints from Gladstone
Mr Gladstone circulates to his supporters in the House of Commons noting peculiar features in public affairs and signaling an early discussion of the Pigott letters and other matters vital to Liberal and trustworthy Rule members.
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Loxpen
Gladstone
House of Commons
Pigott
Revision of Creed Sparks Debate in New York Presbytery
In New York on January 28 Marvin P. Vincent urged revising the Westminster Creed, arguing it no longer suits church life. Justice Harlan's son R. D. Harlan spoke in favor of revision, while Porter of Princeton and J. J. Lampee defended the old confession as divisions widen in the presbytery.
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Spicrar
Presbytery
Westminster Divines
Marvin BR. Vincent
Pre
Union Thelogical Seminary
Briggs
Church of the Covenant
Abe Autor
General Assembly
God
R. D. Harlan
Justice Harlan
Washington
Porter
Princeton
J.J. Lampee
Trevelyan Attacks Doncaster Land Scheme and Ashbourne Act
Lonpox Jan 28 The Rt Hon Sir George Otto Trevelyan denounces the land purchase scheme as taxpayers risk and challenges Lord Ashbourne's act for favoritism toward prosperous districts. He advocates a plan aligned with his 1884 bill where Irish local authorities bear the entire purchase risk.
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George Otto Trevelyan
Doncaster
Ile
Lord Ashbourne
Pers
Senate considers finance bills and tax relief measures
Senate debates Treasury accounting for surplus funds and states tax allocations. Merrill introduces silver note bill. Sherman presses direct tax credit measure. West Blair and Viauice oppose, Chandler remarks on Mississippi republican form government. The chamber resumes consideration of Chandler's resolution.
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Tie
Blair
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Rome clericals protest Wild West show at Colosseum
Buffalo Bill's Marine efforts stirred protests as clericals in Rome object to a Wild West exhibition at the Colosseum. They call it sacrilege to stage a show on ground saturated with Christian martyrs' blood.
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Colosseum
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Dunlan’s
Cable News Company
Buffalo Bill
I Lins
Gronunt
Socialist Bill Excluded From Cartel Purposes
Dern Jan 28 The Cartel coalition fails to rescue the government over the Socialist bill. Leaders say the coalition is still intact for general resistance but will not include the Socialist bill, allowing members to vote by conviction. Prince Bismarck expected to declare in Prussian chamber on socialism and the Socialist Law as government platform.
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Scranton
Beaver
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Chauncey F. Black
Auncey F. Black
McCamanut
Hines and
Waters Fasop
Cnet
Eet
Prince Bismarck
Chamber of Deputies
Reichstag
French Tariff Committee and British Action in Africa
Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies elected a customs tariff committee with thirty-nine protectionists, thirteen free traders, and three uncertain. A cable from the Witu company asks Britain to stop its invasion of East Africa trading territory, while Czar declines arbitration in the France Netherlands Guiana dispute. In Queensland heavy rains flood Mary River, Maryborough is inundated, and six people are reported dead.
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Chamber of Deputies
Benuy
Witu
East
Africa
R. Perenspere
Navy changes issue orders at Department in San Francisco and New York
Washington January 28 naval orders place the steamer Alert out of commission at San Francisco. Commander Green to command the Adams. Commander Winwate moved from Monongahela to Nip sic in the Far East. Lieutenant Commander Gibson to take Monongahela to New York. Captain Byron Wilson at New London station placed on waiting orders. Captain I M Bunce assigned to command the station.
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Sorcian
Navy Department
United States
Alert
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Adams
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Nipsic
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Ommand
Canadian Exodus Grows as Canadians Flock to United States
Ottawa officials note emigration from Canada to the United States rises yearly. Parliament members, including John Chariton of Norfolk, urge a select committee to study the exodus, its causes, and remedies. Depressed labor value and trade in Canada cited against stronger US inducements.
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Ont
Canada
United States
Lona Fide
John Chariton
Yparliament
Norfolk
Dominion
Dle
Letter from Professor Austin Phelps on race and politics
In a letter to J. C. Hemphill of the News and Courier dated January 28, Professor Austin Phelps of Andover Mass argues against negro suffrage, critiques Senator lumber, and predicts national strife. He recalls Moses Stuart and contends Christianity can help two races live peacefully, despite deep tensions.
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Austin Phelps
Andover
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J. C. Hemphill
The
News and Courier
Grady
Boston
Bar Harbor
Senator Lumber
Congress
South
Moses Stuart
Andover Theological Seminary
Calhoun
Transatlantic Vessels Arrive or Depart in Late January
Shipping notices list multiple vessels with origins and arrivals across Boston Baltimore New York Liverpool Belfast Antwerp and Philadelphia. Entries include Grassrook from Antwerp via Halifax America from Bremen Burgermeister Petersen from Hamburg City of Chicago from Liverpool Volturno from Hamburg Sarnia from Portland Jolla from New York Westernland from New York and more with January dates.
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America
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Cheveden
Mindeira
Jermudda
New York
Burgermeister Petersen
Hamburg
City of Chicago
Lydian Monarch
London
Halil
Volturno
Cronin Witness Shot in Saloon Clash at City Hall
Robert Gibbons, defense witness in the Cronin case, was shot by Police Captain Schuettler in a saloon opposite City Hall. Gibbons is critically wounded. The incident followed a confrontation involving Alderman McCormick and others, with conflicting accounts of what sparked the clash.
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Taunton City
Robert Gibbons
Cronin
Chicago
Vincent
New York
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Vpolice
Schuettler
Gibbons
Thomas Lynch
Alderman McCormick
Redmond
Explosion at Lexington High School Injures Twenty
Proo...metes Ill Jan 28 Twenty persons injured at 2 pm in Lexington High School during a chemistry experiment generating oxygen in a retort. The retort exploded, sending pupils and teachers flying. a gasoline fire followed but was fought and extinguished. Several students seriously injured including Professor Jess and Cora Kemp. many others burned or bruised. Authorities believe improper chemicals caused the blast.
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New York Assembly
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Cora Kemp
Cee Harrin Barnarp
Strucx
Russell Stevenson
Witt Dawson
Wile HoTsene
Laky
Asa Langstave
Irupere Chemicals
Danvers Fire Destroys First Church Parish Building
Fire in Danvers destroys the 1859 built parish church, with memorial windows funded by local and regional donors. Insurance totals 15 400, including several company policies. investigators suspect tramp involvement in the blaze after a basement vestry sheltering.
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Sprer An
Hutchinson
Descon Elijah Hutchinson
Hiram Putnam
Derry
N. H
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William KK. Putnam
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C. H W. Gould
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Wadsworth
Elisha G. Hyde
William 1. Hiyde
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Continental
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Charles A. ¢All
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Comercial Union Company of London
Fire & Marine Company
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Hartford
Call
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Sawyer, Carriage Works
Tanner Street
Lincoln
Coburn Shuttle Company
Pickering iAmituing Company
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Memphs & Cincinnati Packet Company
Owensboro
de Soto
New York
Standard of Works
Williamsboro
Trains Resume Westbound Runs Through Sierra Blockade
San Francisco reports Superintendent Fillmore of the Southern Pacific states the Sierra blockade is practically raised. All west bound trains at Truckee, Wadsworth and Keno will move tonight, restoring travel conditions across the routes affected by the snowbound lines.
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Franklin Hall Wreck Report at Globe Building, Boston
Franklin Hall wrecks at 244 Globe Building Boston reported with details on the incident. Authorities investigate cause and assess structural safety as residents react to the event.
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