Russian Extradition Treaty Sparks Senate Debate
Colonel De Arnaud critiques Senator Hoars stance as senators Hoar Edmunds Mitchell Teller and Eustis oppose a Russian extradition treaty set for debate tomorrow. The measure allows the United States to refuse surrender of naturalized Russians and clarifies that political crimes may shield extradition, a point De Arnaud finds alarming.
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Wassington
SpeciAn
Hoar
Edmunds
Mitchell
Teller
Eustis
Colonel de Arnaud
Russia
George Kennan
Hloar
de Arnaud
Senator Hoar
Major Dorsey Banking Bill Aims to Back National System
Major Dorsey, head of the House banking committee, prepared a bill to perpetuate the national banking system. It authorizes the Treasury to issue up to 300 million dollars in U S registered bonds, 100 dollar denominations, redeemable in coin after 50 years, with 2 percent interest. Proceeds fund circulation for national banks and may retire outstanding bonds. The bill also covers bond sale terms, note issuance equal to bond par value, and ends the one half of 1 percent duty.
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Major Dorsey
House Committee On Banking
House
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
National Banking Association
Call to Depository Banks on Surrender of Deposits
Secretary Windom is expected to issue a new call tomorrow requiring about 10 percent of public deposits held by around ninety depository banks. Many banks with excess funds already surrendered all or more than 10 percent in response to a December demand, and the forthcoming call will follow the same conditions. Banks may surrender bonds pledged as security instead of returning currency to the treasury and receive the remaining balance.
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Windom
Interest to the Banks Comp‑Controller to Publish Daily Applications
Comptroller of the Currency Lacey will publish a daily list of applications filed in his bureau for permission to organize national banking associations. The move aids reserve city banks by providing timely notice to reserve agents and ensures synchronized access to the formation records.
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Lacey
O'Neil Proposes Castle Island Drawbridge Plan
Congressman O Neil urges an amendment to grant Castle Island to Boston and replace the causeway with a drawbridge to ensure passage of the bill. Following talks with the Secretary of War and the chief of engineers, he believes this is the only way the measure can pass. The proposal has been sent to a military affairs sub committee for quick consideration.
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O'Neil
Castle Island
Boston
Secretary of War
Chief of Engineers
Committee On Military Affairs
President Harrison Heads to New York for Judicial Centenary
President Harrison will depart Washington Monday evening with Attorney General Tracy and Secretaries Noble and other officials on a special train for New York to attend the judicial centenary. A large delegation of Senators Representatives and Supreme Court members will travel together. The President returns Tuesday night.
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New York
Harrison
Tracy
Noble
Washington
Supreme Court
White House reception for Congress and judiciary
The President and Mrs. Harrison hosted a White House reception tonight from to 11 o clock assisted by Mrs. Morton and Cabinet ladies. The East room parlors and Mast room were elaborately decorated with potted plants and crowded to capacity with congressional delegations and their companions.
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White House
Harrison
Morton
Cabinet
Congress
Judiciary
Congressional
One Democrat in Luck in Morse's Postmaster Talk
Congressman Morse says he will recommend reappointment of Whitman postmaster Harlow if the situation changes Harlow is a Democrat whose term expires in March and who has broad support from Republicans and the town committee Charles H Edson, visiting, assured Morse that reappointing Harlow would satisfy everyone
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Congressman Morse
Harlow
Whitman
Republican Town Committee
Charles H. Edson
Morse
Wright Missing From New England Coast Telegraph Line
Lieutenant William J. Wright in charge of the United States coast telegraph line in New England is reported missing with accounts showing a shortfall of $300. The incident raises questions about his absence and the missing funds.
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Wright
William J. Wright
New England
Secretary Noble Urged for Bench Post Amid Republican Reappointments
Reported today that Secretary Noble has been offered the Southwest circuit bench vacancy created by Judge Brewer’s elevation to the Supreme Court. Noble is mulling the offer, but friends expect he will decline. Walker’s recommendation remains undecided as Republican factions push for different picks.
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Noble
Harrison
Judge Brewer
Kansas
Supreme Court
Market summary reflects cautious New York advance
The New York market opened strong but held back enthusiasm from the previous day. Realizing sales show profits while insiders push bets on further gains. Highlights include Louisville & Nashville bond strength, Osceola Montana comparisons, Lewisville & Nashville purchase, and mixed reactions to dividends and reorganizations.
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New York
Mike
Lewisville & Nashville
Fight Over Poll Tax Rule Referred to Supreme Court Opinion
In the General Court the House adopted an order by Mr. Quincy to seek the Supreme Judicial Court’s opinion on a potential clash between state and federal constitutions over the poll tax as a voting qualification. The document asks whether article eight of the Commonwealth amendments and section two of the federal amendment deny or abridge the right to vote for male citizens twenty one and older.
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Mr. Quincy
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Quincy
Commonwealth
United States
Congress
Supreme Judicial Court
Palmer
Worcester
Metcalf
Joint Special Committee
Parker
Cook
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Sail
Boston Post
Sia Boston
Jons W. McK
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Old Friends With New Eaces
House adopted numerous measures including trials in the Superior Court by three justices without a jury and fifteen days notice for wage reductions. Other items include nominating paper rules, withdrawal penalties for nominees, and voting assistance by precinct officers of the voter's party.
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Superior Court
House Petitions Referred on Various Local Legislation Matters
The House referred petitions from Edwin F. Parsons and 127 others on lobster fisheries, John Gentlee and 128 others against Wenham division, George M. Stearns for Park Congregational Church incorporation, Edison Electric Illuminating Co of Boston to raise capital to 2 million, Woonsocket Electric Machine & Power Co and Blackstone residents to supply electric light and power, C J Cushing and others to ban bankrupt and fire sales, Fred L. Ames and others to repeal 1889 act on driving piles in Charles River, and E C Davis for trout stream appropriation in the Commonwealth.
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Edwin F. Parsons
John Gentlee
Wenham
George M. Stearns
Park Congregational Church
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
Boston
Woonsocket Electro Machine & Power Company
Citizens of
Blackstone
C. J. Cushing
Fred L. Ames
Charles River
E. C. Davis
Reports in the House Amend Public Statutes and Insurance Bill
The House reported an expedient to amend section 14 of chapter 106 of the Public Statutes. It also reported a bill concerning the permanent fund and dividends of mutual fire insurance companies, the measure previously recommended by the insurance commissioner at session start.
Feibleman Bornstein Wedding at Cotillon Hall
Eli Feibleman and Lottie Bornstein wed under a white silk canopy with Rabbi Lasker officiating. Bride wore white faille and broche satin, carried bride roses, maid of honor Esther Bornstein in pale blue faille, ushers and bridesmaids named, couple to reside at Bowers Park Highlands after a short New York tour.
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Cotillon Hall
Eli Feibleman
Lottie Bornstein
Leopold Morse
Rabbi Lasker
Schalof
Esther Bornstein
J._M. Bornstein
Henry
Mit
Ferdinand Feibleman
J.C. Morse
J. R. Morse
M. M. Morse
Sydney Dreyfus
Richard Pinksohn
Marion Josephs
San Francisco
Sarah
Sophie Mork
Sarah Mock
Bella Morse
Denver
Col
Bertha Dreyfus
Salem
Helen Dreyfus
Alice H. Bornstein
New York
Mrs. Feibleman
Bowers’ Park
Highlands
Leonard & Co and Harris and Co Auction Times Named
Today auctions list Leonard and Co with items including China and porcelains at 10 am and 3 pm. Horatio Harris and Co schedules fruit lots at 12 m. and Snow and Co adds fruit at 114.
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Leonard & Co
Horatio Harris & Co
Feibleman Bor ns to Lottie Hornstein in city nuptials
In this city on January 28 Rabbi Lasker joined Elif Feibleman and Lottie Hornstein in matrimony. Also January 27 Fr Rideout married Edwin Hughes to Kate Jennings. January 23 Rev Richard J. Barry united Edmond Magner to Anime Drinan. January 27 Rev J W Winkley wed Fred Phillips to Alice Rowan of Boston.
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Feibleman
Borns?tlain
Rabbi Lasker
Elif Feibleman
Lottie Hornstein
Hughues—Jennings
Fr. PD. Rideout
J. P
Edwin Db. Hughes
Kate A. Jennings
Magner
Drinan
Richard J. Barry
Edmond J. Magner
Anime Drinan
Phillivs —Brown
J. W. Winkley
Fred M. Phillips
Alice M. Rowan
Boston
Deaths from Jan 24 to Jan 28 in Boston area
Death notices list Eliza Atwood Mary Albertson Thomas Butterfield Carrie Baxter Charlotte Granpner Cyrus Carver William Collins Hannah Edes Alden Foster Wrylena Frothingham Mary Narney Mary Dane Annie McManamy Bridget Norton Ann Reed Frank Wadley with ages from 22 to 82. Funeral details given for Frothingham. Multiple cities including East Boston Charlestown Dorchester Quincy Rockville Centre.
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Eliza M. Atwood
Albertson
East
Boston
Mary E. Albertson
Butterfield
Dorchester
Thomas Whittemore Butterfield
Baxter
Quincy
Carrie S. Baxter
Bunker
Rockville Centre
Long Island
N. Y
Charlotte Granpner
Dumont
J. H. Granpner
Carver
East Boston
Cyrus W. Carver
Collins
Wiliam Collins
Edes
Ayer
Hannah
Jeremiah Edes
Newton
Foster
Alden I. Foster
Frothingham
Charlestown
Wrylena
Richard Frothingham
Harney
Mary Narney
Lilley
Mary Dane
Frederick L. Lilley
McManamy
Annie
Patrick McManamy
Norton
Saginhill
Bridget Norton
Reed
Egleston Square
Ann Reed
James W. Reed
Wadley
Concord
Frank W. Wadley
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Ayers , Baton
Jc. Ballister
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Regene F. JaAyy
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Margaret Quinn
Cecelia Leroy
Foundling Asylum
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Jane
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East Cambridge
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School Street
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Hayes
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Py Lawrencey
Alt OF Massachussetis
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Gaid
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Norfolk
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Pole
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John Jeffries & Sons
Egaton
Devonshire St
Boston Museum
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Colly Cibber
Burdck Colander
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Mabel Vane
Kitty Clive
Wriplee
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Weeb
Ant
Eugene Tompeels
Réa Cas
Mexico
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Bonn
Mason Moor
E. — Davenport
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BP. Plockton
B. Booth
Ate
James Burrows
BY. Whittemore Reixs
Annie M. Clarke
Emma V. Sheridan
Miriam Oq’ Leary
Kate Ryan
Grace Atwell
Olive Homans
Assulb
Barts Finances
SHEAT
Edwin Booth
Helena Modjeska
Hamlet
Blacbeth
Richelieu
Rooserik Best-Bage
Harry Lacy
Joseph Arthur
Trenoat Theatre
Abbey & Schoeff Zb L
Russell
Ss Comedelns
Paul M. Potter
W. S. Muulal
the City Directory
J. C. Duff Opera Company
Paola
Milton Nobles
Hollis Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Vrop
Rudolph Aronson
Demme
Nadjy. Eveg
Comic Opera Ca
Erminie
NDAL
Chickering Hall
Walter C. Wyman
Ethel Gert Nevin
Chickering’s
Boston Music Co
West Street
W. M. C. Union
Norcross Hall
Boylston Street
Fred Baylies Alten
William H. Baldwin
W. B. Clarke
Howard Athen
ECM
Dalit SU His
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Eves
Eddoseph
Adie Iasson
Joseph Haworth
Paul Billuvar
Cypress Lumber
Cunningham
Mta
Border
St. ‘E
Copartrership
NoPhes
Edwin S. Woodbury
Charles Woodbury
Edwin S Woodbury
hHousTon
Charles Woolbury
Geo. Z. Adams
Henry B. Peirce
N. Perce
Winter Street
Hopion
Luther G. Robbins, Celas
A. Rowell
Alexander Speck
Thomas J. Barry
International Drug Co
Grwesblow
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