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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1894

Page

2

Meigs Bill Pepperd and Bills Passed Refused in Senate

The Meigs bill dominates debate as amendments fly in the House, with Quinn Sullivan and Myers proposing measures on municipal elections and transit. In the Senate, barbed wire regulation is referred to the General Court and mileage ticket interchange is investigated. Haverhill police tenure and executive nominations also move forward as Greenhalge acts.

Meigs House Bennett Everett Jerry McCarthy Committee On Finance Quinn Boston Meyer Sullivan Myers Cambridge Senate

Oregon returns show GOP sweep with few exceptions

Careful estimates from Portland indicate Governor contenders Ford Rep 38972 Pierce Pop 24178 Galloway Dem 15875. Congress First district Hermann Rep 26510 Miller opponent 11928 Weatherford Dem 9953. Second district Elia Rep 17674 Waldrop Op 985? Raley Dem 9835. Republicans lead with two councilmen possibly the only losses.

Portland Ore Oregon Govvernor—Tord Pierce Galloway Congress Hermann Miller Weatherford Elia Waldrop Raley

Free Medical Services Extended by Dr Dewey

Free examinations and medical attendance available to all diseases through July 1 at Offices 7 and 8 Hotel Pelham 74 Houston Street. Hours 9 to 1 p.m. 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Sundays 10 to 4 p.m. Rich or poor may apply.

Dewey Hotel Pelham Houiston Street

If You Feel Worn Out Run Down From Housework

If you feel worn out from housework and run down from poverty of the blood or low state of the system, take rest and seek nourishment to restore strength.

Boston Aldermen Carriage Hire Totaled 473.32

City auditors reveal the first five months of the year cost Boston taxpayers nearly 500 for riding Aldermen and Common Councilmen. The report lists each member’s carriage charges, totaling 473.32 for the City Council's carriage hire.

Boston Dodge George F. Coleman Marnell G. W. Battis Whelton Michael J. Leary M. T. Callahan T. J. Crowley Vases T. Reynolds F. O. Emerson G. H. Rinehart J. Carroll Costello J. Miller Gormley T. J. Sullivan J. H. Kelly P. EB. Riddle A. McCarthy Lisse J. B. Baldwin Vines J. BE. Mahoney Secave Tan B. McMackin Atiesis D. T. King S. H. Mitchell J. O'Hara Ward D. D. Rourke F. Tague J. W. Hayes F. A. Wood Donovan O’brien A Lynch J. Wholey Ee . Briggs Reidy S. B. Everett J. J. Boyle S. BE. Shaw J. B. Collins J. H. Gr ® Iin P. J. Carroll A. ©. Smith E. S. Fields Dol. H. Jones, Jr H. M. Manka Jacob Fottler Pokiquaeiaes Alpheus Sanford Ria Ees Abe Cobbieu Dba J. B. Dever B. W. Presho D. F. Barry Abe Cdnr Scienenes

Blissful Bonds and Many Weddings In Boston Society

A Boston society page reports Miss Helen Marie Maynz wed Colonel Milton Humphrey French at 35 Fairfield Street in a private ceremony officiated by Rev. George H. Gordon. A lavish reception followed as a long list of relatives and prominent locals attended. The piece also notes other nuptials and social events across Boston and London, including Miss Laura Wheelwrights wedding in Beacon Street and a detailed glimpse of Congressman O Neils busy day in Washington.

Edward Maynz Fairfield Street Helen Marie Maynz Milton Humphrey French George H. Gordon New Old South Church Inez French James C. Donnell William T. Ulman C. Alger Hawes Ralph M. Kendall Sewall B. Farnsworth H. F. Hamilton J. C. Mason E. M. Farnsworth W. H. White E. Simmons George F. Wood Ulman J. F. A. Clark William G. Titcomb John Lamson Frank Ames M. M. Rich Portland W. C. Rich Herman Rich William Bigelow Brooklyn E. C. Converse Warren M. Hill Frank Moseley Frank E. Fennessey Greene Fred Packard Fred F. Field Jere Williams Albert A. Pope George B. Henshaw Raymond A. M. Pinkham Beacon Street London King’s Chapel Laura Wheelwright Boston G. Herbert Windeler John W. Wheelwright B. J. Lang Francis G. Peabody W. B. Windeler George Lewis Parkman B. Haven Daniel Staniford Gordon Dexter F. T. Mew Lawrence Stoddart Arthur Wheelwright Bill McClellan Pat Kennedy Joe Tom Arthur Owen Jim Hickey Big Jim Jerry Crowley Ward 3 Mike Roughan Bagley Chelsea Street Ward 6 Jimmy Connolly Ward 7 O’neil O'Neil Johnnie McLaughlin Joe’s Ward 8 J. B. Fitzpatrick Jerry Sullivan Slater Navy Yard Ward JV Tom Brannan Jimmy Stack Dan Riley Ward 12

Lawyer Roesch Denies Police Pay in Thurow Case

Justice Roesch testified before the Senate police investigating committee detailing how Mrs Thurow gave him 100 for legal services. He stated no police protection payments were received as a Tammany leader, though he admitted other keepers of disorderly houses paid for protection and that an account book was questioned by critics. The session included dismissals of insinuations and identifications of detectives by Lena Cohn.

New York Senate Police Investigating Committee Justice Roesch Stewart Building Julius Fleisch Houston Street Otto Weissperger Mr. Goff Goff Scheyer Roesch Pansom Amelia Lentz

Boston Seen Lacking Ideal Sculpture Says Ruckstuhl

At a New York Architectural League dinner, F Wellington Ruckstuhl argues that besides soldiers monuments, few places in the U S hold ideal statuary with Boston and Washington cited as lacking. Others defend notable works in Cambridge and Boston.

Washington Brooklyn Boston F. Wellington Ruckstuhl New York Architectural League United States Louvre Ruckstuhl National Sculpture Society C. H. Walker Forest Hills Milmore Monument Daniel French Art Museum Architectural League New York City Cambridge John Harvard Shaw State House French John Boyle O'Reilly Fens St. Gaudens

Ocean and Kent collision near Sister Island Light

The steamer Ocean and the barge Kent collided near Sister Island Light at 2 AM. The Ocean was beached on the lighthouse shore after the impact. the Kent sank and two crew members are missing.

Alexandria Bay Ocean Kent Sister Island Light

Adams Express reform prompts broad employee waivers

Superintendent E Lovell Jr of the Adams Express Company says the signed printed agreements releasing the company from liability in accidents are routine. About 4000 to 5000 men are affected, and they are not saying much.

E. Lovell, Jr Adams Express Company

Congress Opens of Scotch-Irish Society of America

The congress convened in Des Moines Iowa with Hon. P M Cassady presiding. Governor Jackson gave the welcome and President Robert Bonner of New York replied. Delegates arrived from Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Indiana and Illinois.

Des Moines Congress of the Scotch-Irish Society of America P. M. Cassady Iowa Jackson Robert Bonner New York Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Indiana Illinois

Havemeyer Heads Sugar Trust Amid Stock Fluctuation Profits

Theodore Havemeyer leads the Sugar Trust as stock swings in the past weeks yield about $860,000 in profits. New York confidants Isadore and Simon Wormser, with offices in the Mills building on Broad Street, are reported to have winnings around $900,000.

Theodore Havemeyer Sugar Trust New York Havemeyers Isadore Simon Wormser Mills Broad Street

Bondholders urged to confer on New York and New England bonds

The committee of first mortgage bondholders of the New York and New England railroad asks holders of 6 and 7 percent bonds to confer with the New York Security & Trust Co of New York and the Boston Safe Deposit Co of Boston to sign an agreement authorizing action to protect their rights. Proxies and the agreement will be mailed for execution if desired. The committee will meet again Saturday.

Congressman O'Neil Washington The Post Joe Boston Navy Yard Congress New York Committee of New York & New England Railroad New York & New England Railroad Company New York Security & Trust Company of Boston Safe Deposit &Ust Company Bia

Park commission rejects statue offer to late city official

In Hartford on June 7 the park commissioners advised against accepting a $5000 statue offer for Frederick S. Brown, rejecting monuments to personal friends. The letter cites concerns over public funds and civic precedent.

Hartford Conn Brainard Ratecliffe Hicks Frederick 8. Brown

Wesleyan Prize Debate Chooses Prohibition

Wesleyan University in Middletown held its annual junior prize debate on June 7. The question was whether governmental sale of intoxicating liquors is preferable to a licensing system. Affirmative speakers were Charles Judkins of Bristol New Hampshire and Warren F. Sheldon of Forestville Connecticut. negative speakers were Edward L. Thorndike of Springfield Massachusetts and A B N Gillies of Rochester.

Middletown Conn Wesleyan University Charles ©. Judkins Bristol N. H Warren F. Sheldon Forestville Edward L. Thorndike Springfield Mass A. B. N. Gillies Rochester

Craighead and Kintz Company Placed in Receiver’s Hands

Supreme Court Judge Barker appointed Alvin T. Morrill of this city as receiver for the Craighead and Kintz Company a maker of electric and kerosene lighting apparatus and fancy metal goods with a factory at Andover and city offices. Assets total about $300,000 liabilities under $70,000.

Craighead & Kintz Company Supreme Court Barker Alvin T. Morrill Andover

Masons May Go to the Park for Opera Season

The Masons may proceed with litigation and meet with Mr. Stetson at the Park to settle an engagement for a season of comic opera. No decision had been made, with a final settlement expected this afternoon.

Masons Stetson Park

Durfee Mills to Shut for Alterations by June 16

Notices posted at Durfee mills Nos. 1 and 3 in Fall River Mass announce shutdowns on or before Saturday June 16 for alterations and repairs.

Fall River Mass Durfee Mills

American Wringer Co. Wringers and sweepers manufacturer

The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers with repair service for all kinds. Orders by mail promptly attended to and telephone Tremont 764 for contact.

The American Wringer Co Broadway Extension City Tremont

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