Alexander's Plan for Union Pacific Debt Payoff
Gen Alexander testifies on Union Pacific finances at the Pacific railroad hearing. He outlines branch line value, argues for government to grant fair terms and allow the company to manage its affairs. He proposes annual payments of 1.8 million, with potential debt refinancing and security from branch stocks.
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William H. Atkins Dies at 78 Life-long Marblehead Resident
William H. Atkins a Marblehead native died yesterday at age 78 He enlisted for the Civil War at 52 as a private in Captain Knott V Martins company the first to report at Fanueil Hall Boston April 16 1861 He leaves a widow and two sons both of whom served in the war.
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Plucky Georgia Teacher Challenges Slur Spreader
Miss Mary Childers of Trenton Ga rode fifteen miles over Lookout Mountain with a shotgun to force an apology from John Mogers for slander. She branded Mogers an infamous scoundrel and traducer of womanly virtue and vowed to whip him for cowardice after he failed to meet a reported challenge.
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Trenton
John Mogers
Lookout Mountain
Mogors
South Carolina
Mogors Saw This He Sent Miss Childers
Boston University Commencement at Tremont Temple
The annual commencement at Tremont Temple featured a large audience and notable speakers led by Dean Huntington. Degrees were awarded across liberal arts, philosophy, music, theology, law, medicine and sciences to many graduates, with high marks in law and a recognized standout speech by Charles E. Jefferson. A reception followed in Jacob Sleeper Hall with the Germania Orchestra providing music.
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W. S. Studley
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Detroit
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Chicago
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Bennet
Shinn
Newton
Pitman
Superior Court
Kenrick
Henry V. Cunningham
Margaret G. Bradford
Edward G. Barrett
Josiah H. Quincy
William M. Warren
Charles E. Jefferson
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School of Liberal Arts
A. Barstow Bates
Sarah Belcher
William H. Brigham
Minna R. Byron
Maria A. Cass
Emily L. Clark
Mabel S. Clarke
Julia N. Cole
Lewis N. Cushman
William E. Chenery
Elizabeth I. L. Downing
Alice Fuller Lond
Charles D. Meserve
Louis H. Murdock
Florence A. Pelton
Lily C. Rogers
D. T. Marvin Root
Elizabeth Shinn
Martha Sprague
William A. Sullivan
Mary H. Teele
A J. Wellington
Francis I. Wheat
Arthur EH. Wilde
Minnie F. Woodman
Anna E. Gooding
Sarah M. Hobson
Lily M. Packard
J. Clark Osterhout
Evan F. Richardson
Firman de 8. Torelly
Charles H. Watson
Theological School
Charles L. Adams
Artemas C. Bell
Arthur H. Briggs
George A. Coe
Jacob T. Docking
Dora A. Hayes
Bennett W. Hutchinson
Benjamin F. Jackson
Henry B. Swartz
John R. van Pelt
Robert T
Phillip J. Farley
Edward H. Gay
David E. Gould
Elisha S. Hall
Martin J. Kelley
Jacob E. Kelly
Charles F. Light
Edward F. Lovejoy
Arthur A. Maxwell
Howard D. Moore
William W. Morgan
Winfield F. Prince
Thomas F. Reddy
Arthur J. Selfridge
Theodore F. Tillinghast
Edson L. Whitney
Frederick N. Wier
School of Medicine
Albert C. Jones
Joel M. Leonard
Charles W. Reid
Jefferson E. Scott
Samuel W. Siberts
Walter P. Taylor
Jacob Sleeper
Germania Orchestra
University Hall
New Commandant Brought In At Charlestown Navy Yard
Commodore William P. McCann assumes command at Charlestown Navy Yard as eleven guns fire at 11 yesterday morning. Captain Kautz receives him while the Wabash flag signals the changeover. McCann’s long career includes commands in Mobile Bay and the Tallapoosa with steady service through the late 19th century.
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Joseph Fyffe
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Navy
Newbern
Ile
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Cambridge Aldermen Protest West End Bill Limiting Power
A regular Cambridge meeting adopted a resolution opposing a clause in the West End bill that would strip aldermen of authority to revoke locations granted to horse railroad firms. The finance committee was authorized to draft a pay raise for police officers and a $100,000 bridge and avenue project between Cambridge and Boston. A hearing on removing old Charles River railroad tracks on Green and Main streets was tabled, with opposition from President Cummings and Charles E. Raymond due to potential cable road use. Joint actions elected Chester W. Kingsley again to the water board.
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Tarbox Funeral in Lawrence with G A R guard and Masonic rites
The body of John Kemble Tarbox arrived in Lawrence under heavy rain and lay in state in City Hall guarded by Needham Post No. 39 G A R. A large crowd attended the service with officials including Attorney General Sherman and Mayor Bruce. The procession moved to Bellevue cemetery for burial with Masonic rites.
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New Yorks Take Game From Bostons in Gotham Tie Rematch
In New York on June 1 over 8000 witnessed the New Yorks defeat the Bostons 8 to 4 in a model fielding and strong batting display. Hornung and Wise led the New Yorks with the bat while Kelly and Wise starred in the field. Umpire Doescher presided as the teams split the doubleheader with other games at Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Building Lots For Sale With Ocean Views In East Boston
Large number of building lots offered for sale on easy terms at Beachmont Revere and Winthrop Junction East Boston. Desirable due to ocean and harbor views and access to Boston Revere Beach and Metropolitan Horse Cars. Plans and particulars at the company office.
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Governor Ames Opens Regional Electrical and Art Exhibition
The interstate electrical mechanical industrial and art exhibition opened at the Coliseum in Lynn with Governor Ames and staff present. He switched on the machinery, praised the display by Thompson Houston Electric Light Co. and featured shoe machinery, other inventions, and a reception at F W Breed’s residence before a late Boston-bound train.
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Charles H. Baker
Dalton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Dykes Adams
A. J. Hoitt
Willis L. Hidden
Francis W. Breed
Thompson
New England
Thompson- Houston Electric Light Company
F. W. Breed
Boston
Horseshoers Propose Boston Union and Price Scale
The Horseshoers Union met in Evans Hall with about fifty attendees, aiming to form an association and adopt a standard price scale for Boston. A seven member committee was named to draft a constitution and bylaws, to report next Wednesday. In a separate note, the Howard Street meeting had limited activity as most men settled with employers and the strike neared end.
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G. W. Wemple
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Howard Street
Helping Hand Society Plans Fair For Working Girls Home
The Helping Hand Society former Society of Workers for Free Protestant Homes aims to raise funds for a home for working girls at low cost. A fair at Horticultural Hall begins October 31 for a full week. Officers elected include President Mrs E K M Richards Charlestown and Secretary Mrs E Trask Hill Charlestown. Treasurer is Mr Charles E Erwin Boston. The group seeks to provide homes for girls over 12 with board not to exceed two dollars weekly.
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EK. M. H. Richards
Charlestown
E. Trask Hill
Charles E. Erwin
Boston
Theatre Listings Prompt Evening Shows
Hollis Street Theatre presents Evangeline at 8 pm. Boston Museum shows Kellar at 8 pm. Boston Theatre features The World at 8 pm. Park Theatre stages Little Jack Sheppard at 8 pm. Athenaum screens Lost in New York at 8 pm. Elvoir Theatre shows Pop at 2 and 8 pm daily.
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Hollis Street
Auction Schedule Includes Paintings Furniture and Real Estate
Today sales feature Land S Knights & Co paintings at 3 p m and C F Libbie Co furniture at 11 a m Horatio Harris fruit at 12 10 with Leonard & Co antiques at 3 p m Friday minutes show antique furniture real estate by S R Knights Co at 4 p m and fruit by Horatio Harris at noon all times listed for the day and Friday auctions in a compact department notice.
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C. F. Libbie & Co
Marriages in City Witness Three Couples Tie the Knot
Allen and Harmon wed in the city on May 26 as Rev. J T Jenifer officiates. Brown and Kemp unite on May 26 with Rev. George E Smith presiding. Holt Lothrop pair wed May 28 in Boston with Rev. C E Davis overseeing ceremony.
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Allen—Harmon
J. T. Jenifer
Johnson Allen
Sarah Harmon
Brown
Kemp
George E. Smith
Charles Brown
Martha R. Kemp
Holt Lothrop
C. E. Davis
Alpers L. Holt
Alice J. Lothrop
Boson
Death notices from Cambridge area dated May entries
Deaths listed for multiple individuals across Massachusetts localities with dates May 27 to May 31. Names include Mary A Blake Fred C Brown Margaret L Douglass Leslie Hastings Mary M Hurd Clara Jackson Alexander McDonald William N Miller Sarah A Reed Mary Rogers William R Russell Wilhelmina Salem Caro H Webber with ages ranging from 16 to 83 years.
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Cambridgeport
Mary A
A.M. Blake
Brown
East Lexington
Fred C
Oliver
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Douglass
Margaret L. Douglass
Hastings
Cambridge
Leslie Hastings
Hurd
Wakefield
Mary M. Hurd
Jackson
St. Paul
Minn
Clara
Harriet A
Frederick Jackson
Newton
Mass
McDonald
Chelsea
Alexander
William and Ann McDonald
Miller
Newton Centre
William N. Miller
Reed
South Boston
Sarah A
Henry H. Reed
Rogers
Douchester
Mary
Thomas Rogers
Russell
Roxbury
William R. Russell
Salom
Jamaica Plain
Wilhelmina F. Salem
Webber
Longwood
Caro H. Webber
J. P. Webber
New Hampshire Legislature opens with Republican leadership
Concord NH June 1 the fifth biennial session opened at the State House with oathes by Governor Currier. Senate chose Currier Chase Hambler Wason Adams as officers and filled vacancies in districts 9 12 17. House named Alvin Burleigh Speaker and adopted last session rules. Governor election favored Charles H Sawyer Republican over Democrat Thomas Cogswell 178 to 146. Inauguration scheduled tomorrow with militia parade expected to be one of the finest ever.
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Exeter
Edmund E. Truesdell
Pembroke
Charles H. Looney
Milton
Edward O. Blunt
Nashua
Thomas Cogswell
Gilmanton
Charles H. Sawyer
Dover
Sawyer
Gilman Marston
Samuel B. Page
Haverhill
Notice of employer payment list at Union building
The Protective Committee of the Woman's Educational and Industrial Union reminds the public that the names of employers who fail to pay their women workers are available at the Union office, 74 Boylston Street. C. H. Talbot, Chairman Printing Committee.
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Boylston Street
C.H. Talbot
Jury Seat Vacant as Case Adjourns in Sharp Trial
New York June 1 report notes seat No. 5 of the Sharp jury was vacant when the court adjourned. By then 1200 salesmen were summoned, 682 examined, 38 qualified, 10 challenged by the prosecution, 14 by the defense, and 8 excused.
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