Frenchmen in Caucus and Paris Republican Caucus
A New York presbytery session features heated debate on revision and a proposed new creed, with Dr John Hall defending conservative views amid appeals and rulings on a point of order. Paris hosts a plenary Republican caucus outlining the party platform, annual deputies’ meetings, and American-style organization.
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New York
Sprcrar
Henry van Dyke
Brick Church
Princeton Seminary
Paxton
John Hall
Wilton Merle Smith
Cleveland
Sample
J. H. Mctlvaine
Church of the Covenant
Briggs
The
Union Seminary
Parkhurst
McLlvaine
Collins
Jesse F. Forbes
Adams Memorial Church
John C. Buss
Washington
Uleichts
Sanderson
Paris
Republican Party
Annexation issue rocks Rhode Island House session
In Rhode Island and Ottawa reports, the Rhode Island House splits over a disputed New Shoreham election. John G Sheffield Jr is accused of illegal election and a fresh vote ordered. Democrats denounce bribery. Republicans defend Sheffield as others debate Governor Ladd. Canadian debate on loyalty to Britain closes with unanimous address to the Queen.
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Provinence
House of Representatives
Committee On Elections
Christopher E. Champlin
New Shoreham
Block Island
John G. Sheffield
John G. Shefffield, Jr
Hayes
Chairman Robinson
Robinson
Tren
Sheffield
House
Brennan
Rhode Island
United States
Aldrich
Ampere
Providence
Capron
Irenman
Hnally
Ladd
Ottawa
Ont
House of Commons
Commons of Canada
Ellis and
Choquette
John MacDonald
Muloch
Great Britain
Canada
Amyot
Malecch
Wilfred Laurier
England
Peter Mitchell
London
Patterson
Essex
Sol White
Windsor
White
Wells Fargo Express Dashes Into a Passenger Train
Neo XY reports a serious Erie railroad collision at Owego near Binghamton. An eastbound Wells Fargo express crashed into a standing eastbound passenger train sleeper car, killing three passengers and injuring others.
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Wells Fargo
Erie Road
Binghamton
Erie
Owego
Wells Fargo Express
Weather forecast for New England and New York regions
Forecast issued for Maine New Hampshire Vermont and nearby regions through 8 p m Thursday. Increasing cloudiness and rain with westerly winds and slightly colder expect Massachusetts Rhode Island and eastern New York to see rain and threatening weather with southerly or variable winds and small temperature changes.
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WasninGatton
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode
Weather Summary for Boston Mass
The reading shows mean daily temperature about 84.0 and 17.0 degrees for max and min, with mean humidity around 64.5 percent. There is no total precipitation recorded, and barometer averages near 30.25 inches.
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Boston
SA. M
AliteChion
Louay
Unclear 19th Century Shipping Movements Across Ports
Maritime cargoes and passenger entries list ships and origins with dates in January across Boston New York Baltimore London Liverpool and other ports. Entries name vessels such as Bavarian Rossmore England State of Pennsylvania City of Washington Coventry Polandesia Polynesia and Bostonian with dates ranging Jan 20 to Jan 29 and origins from Liverpool Antwerp Glasgow Taipico Cuba Mexico Panes Lyston Leith Philadelphia and more.
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Boston
Liverpool
Christian Johnson
Banes
Cuba
Baltimore
Rossmore
New York
England
State of Pennsylvania
Glasgow
State of Vennsylvania
LDR
City of Washington
Taipico
Mexico
Iavana
Puunet Head
Croma
Leith
Scot
Flushing
Switzerland
Antwerp
Philadelphia
Stettin
Polynesia
London
Coventry
Texas
Fromm
Fromm W Portlaid
Bostonian
Lake Superior
Lyston
Public Bequests in Cole Will Salem Will Probate
The will of the late Nancy D. Cole of Salem filed for probate provides 5000 to the Essex Institute for a memorial to Ichabod Tucker with income to the historical department, another 5000 for a memorial to Thomas Cole with income to the microscopic department, also a portrait by Charles Osgood. A 5000 trust pays income to Catherine Towne for life, then principal to several local charities. Chestnut Street house to Rev E B Willson and wife for life, with rooms for Towne, then to Willson’s daughters. The remainder goes to Willson for private memoranda. Also probate for Elizabeth L. Bennett of Brookline with 1000 to the Massachusetts Infant Asylum.
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Salem
Nancy D. Cole
Essex Institute
Ichabod Tucker
Historical Society
Thomas Cole
Microscopic Department
Charles Osgood
Catherine Towne
Seamen’s Orphan and Children’s Friend Society
Salem Female
Haritable Society
Pluinminer Farm School
Salem Fraternity and Association For
Chestnut Street
E. B. Willson
Catherine
EK. B. Willson
Srncrac
Norfollk
Elizabeth L. Bennett
Brookline
Ivy
Massachusetts Infant Asylum of
Boston
Electric firm to outfit 100 street cars and 60 locomotives
The Thomson Houston Electric Company has an order to equip 100 motor cars and 60 locomotives for the St. Paul and Minneapolis street railways. The cost will exceed 32,000 dollars. James D. White of Haverhill was injured yesterday while supervising a tree felting in Linwood Cemetery, suffering a broken left hip and a gash to the head.
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Erie Road
Nancy D. Cole
Salem
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Tracy
Senate
Policy Board
Lynn
Thomson- Houston Electric Company
James D. White
Haverhill
Linwood Cemetery
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Claim for Grippe Recovery
No fear of grippe if the blood stays pure and vigorous with Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Prostration signals susceptibility to bronchitis pneumonia typhoid and malaria. Warns against system decline and urges prevention. Claims it helps patients recovering from the grippe per Kerhonkson druggists J. J. & M. Wilkinson.
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Ayer
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Ad Prices Break Pack Deal
An old advertisement notes Ayer's Sarsaparilla by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. of Lowell Massachusetts selling six bottles for $5, or $1 per bottle, claiming a value of $5 per bottle.
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Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
National League adjourned meeting revises player restraints
The National League reopened its adjourned meeting with delegates from New York Brooklyn Washington Indianapolis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Pittsboro Cleveland Cincinnati in attendance. A special committee reported that lawsuits to restrain reserved players from switching clubs were under way and that the league has an option on players for 1890 under the eighteenth contract paragraph. The body recommended pursuing equity actions nationwide to secure restraining orders.
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New York
National League
Avas
B. Day
Walter Appleton
Chertes
I. Dillingenam
Brooklyn
J. Doyle
C. H. Byrne
Washington
Walter Hewitt
Indianapolis
J. R. Martin
Boston
A. H. Soden
W. H. Conant
Chicago
A. G. Spaulding
Philadelphia
John L Rogers
al Read
Harry Wright
Pittsboro
W. A. Nimick
al Scandreth
M. Brown
Cleveland
A. A. Howe
J. Robeson
G .T. Hawley
Cincinnati
H. Sterne
Plainiiff
John Ward
Ward
Issa
United States
George F. Duystens
Metropolitan Exhibition Company
Henry E. Howland
John M. Ward
O'Brien
Supreme Court
Howland
Augusta city treasurer shoots self amid illness turmoil
Guy Turner, Augusta Maine city treasurer, shot himself yesterday while under temporary aberration of mind from illness. His wound not fatal. Meanwhile, Chickasaw nation faces per capita tax collection on white residents for labor. Adelbert L. Brown of Laporte, insurance and real estate agent, vanished, leaving creditors about $80,000 to mourn his departure.
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Guy Turner
Augusta
Adelbert L. Brown
Laporte, Ltd
Government to Enforce Tight Emigration Rules
January twenty nine in Berri report by Dunlap's Cable News notes government plans to curb emigration to America by strict measures including denying passports to men under nineteen. The move signals heightened border controls and policy tightening ahead of possible enforcement actions.
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Berri
Dunlap
Cable News Company
America
Ferdinand of Bulgaria to wed wealthy American Catholic
Bergaria January 29 report says Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria will soon marry a wealthy American Catholic. Capel is negotiating the alliance for Dunlap's Cable News Company.
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Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Bergaria
Dunlap
Prince Ferdinand of
Mer. Capel
Hamilton Hall Fire Destroys Salem Landmark
Fire alarm from box 7 reported a blaze at Hamilton Hall on Cambridge Street Salem. The brick building with a famed dancing hall suffered heavy water and scorch damage with an estimated loss of 3000 dollars for the hall insured, plus 2000 for Miss Pingree’s school and 500 for Nelson Wentworth’s catering. The hall built in 1810 to honor Alexander Hamilton will have to be remodeled after the fire likely started near a furnace pipe. The South Building Association owns the property and plans repairs.
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Salem
Srecan
Kbox
Hamilton Hall
Cambridge Street
Nelson P. Wentworth
Pinuree
Wentworth
Berttum
Alexander Hamilton
South Building Association
Johnsbury
Grout, Wyman & Co
West Concord
Sanford
Sanford Mills Company
A. Shuman & Co
Benjamin
Station LO
Marlboro Street
Watertown
Walnut Street
Samuel Learned
John O'Brien
Jeremiah Daly
Vine Street
Charlestown
United States of Brazil Recognizes New Republic
Washington January 29 1890 the United States completed formal recognition of the United States of Brazil with credentials presented by Senior G de Ameral Valente and Salvador Mendonea. The ceremonies in the blue room included cordial speeches and assurances to deepen friendly relations and expand commercial exchanges between the two republics.
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Washington
United States
Brazil
G. de Ameral Valente
Senhor
Salvador Mendonea
Blaine
Valente
United States of Brazil
United States of America
Braz
Great Political Crisis In House as Reed Commands Minority Rule
A heated session of the House featured Speaker Reed adopting partisan methods to count a minority as present for a contested election. The roll call listed Democratic members as present and refusing to vote, provoking a furious protest from Democrats and a historic, controversial ruling that stirred calls for limits on party power and potential expulsions or arrests of absentees.
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Reed
West Virginia
Constitutional Assembly of the
United States
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Cromwell
Bland
Missouri
Compton
Maryland
Governor McCreary
Long
Massachusetts
Ihhouse
Ener
Wentlemen
Coover
Indiana
Napoleon
Hns
Hhullot
New York
Senate
Loriy-lWwo
National House
Reeu
Congress
Mill
Crisp
Mr. Carlisle
Andrew
O'Neil
House
Republican Side To Lay the Appeal of Judge Crisp
American Congress
Butterworth
Ohio
Burrows
Michigan
Hatel
Rockwell
Need
Euhier
Beeeh
Mills
South
Montana
Conorress
Ant
Arresea
Arbitration Board settles Atlantic New England dispute
The Baseball Board of Arbitration met behind closed doors at the Fifth Avenue hotel to resolve the clash between the Atlantic and New England leagues over Hartford Lowell and Worcester resignations. The panel admitted Lowell Worcester and Hartford to the New England League upon resigning from the Atlantic Association, while Providence admission remained undecided as inquiries continue.
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Board of Arbitration
New England
Franklin Park
Saugus
New York
Baseball Board of Arbitration
Fifth Avenue
Atlantic
Hartford
Lowell
Worcester
Atlantic Association
New England League
Springfield
Lowell, Worcester and
Hartford Clits
Providence
Political crisis as Speaker Reed counts party members
In Washington on January 20 the House debated counting Democrats present but not voting during the Smith vs Jackson election case. Speaker Reed drew protests from Democrats while Republicans applauded as names were read. several members tried to withdraw votes and pursue appeals.
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Washington
House
Dalzeil
Pennsylvania
Smith
Jackson
West Virginia
Crisp
Georgia
Messrs
Buckalew
Covert
Cowles
Rogers
Arkansas
New York
Mr. Cowles
North Carolina
Yeas
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Mrr. Bland
Sussourt
O' Ferrall
Virginia
McCleary
Outhwaite
Ohio
Wreckinridge
Sr. Cooper
Indiana
Ile
Nnd
Viv. Cowles
Can Wcil
Randolph Tucker
Senate of
State of New
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Shepp and Homans
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
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el Paso
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N.C
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Harrison
United States of
Blanche & Bruce
Recorder ‘Trotter
Somerville Police Relief Association
Woburn Tariff Reform Club
National Baseball League
Special Committee On Law
French Republican Party
Dominion
Queen
Empire
Boston Port and Seamen’s Aid Society
Bowdoin College
Quincy
Committee On Judiciary
Music Hall
Peter Jackson
Jack’’ Ashton
Morris McCarty
Somerville Highlands
Oston & Maine Railroad
Senate Committee On
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Parker House
Woman’s Press Association
Boston Yacht Club
Winthrop Beach
Thorndike
Commissioners of Inland Fisheries and Game
Unity Chapel Society
South Boston
Boston & Albany
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Nancy PD. Cole
Grippe
Germany
Myer. Capel
de. Scort
A. Anderson
Llawhinsville, Ga
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