Barret and 1891 Senate Recall Mutual Respect Ceremony
The session closed with Speaker Barrett praised by Mr McEttrick and Mr Quincy who presented a ceremonial gift. Applause greeted Barrett as he reviewed 1891 legislative work and the absence of political strife. Committees were named to sit during recess and several bills progressed or were set aside.
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Record of Fires Reveals City Wide Blaze
A late evening fire on Lancaster street damaged a four story wood working block at 30 32 and 34. J F Keating Merimac Planing Mills occupied front first and second floors while E W Towns moulding mill filled the rest. Two upper floors burned as smoke choked interior work. Firemen fought from front windows and rear roof. Loss near 10900 with unclear insured. Other fires include a Brighton barn blaze 800 damage and a Somerville arlor fire about 50. Farther reports note a Washington Dean woods yard fire 800k to 90k insurance and a Fort Pierre courthouse blaze destroying county records with 40000 loss. Additional incidents: Bloomfield street residence fumigation minor damage, Lake View House Chasm wholly destroyed, Leigh ton homestead burn and property loss.
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E. W. Town
Isaac McLean
John McGaw
Merrimac Street
Quigley
Engine 6
Commonwealth Avenue
Brighton District
W.C. Ratt
Somerville
Frank Fitts
Peasant Avenue
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Pierre
Stanley Court House
Fort Pierre
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N. Y
Lake View
Au Sable Chasm
Macatas
Lowell W. Leighton
Jenesport
Rev Dr Alexander Vinton to stay at All Saints Worcester
The Rev Dr Alexander Vinton rector of All Saints Church Worcester declines a Philadelphia offer. He remains in Worcester due to strong parishioner desire to keep him.
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Free tallow admitted by French Chamber of Deputies
Paris June 11 The Chamber of Deputies debated the new tariff bill and voted to admit tallow free, a concession amid measures affecting imports. The decision signals a shift in trade policy ahead of potential economic ramifications.
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Death record notes Father Carci dies after long service
The famous Italian ecclesiastic Father Carci passed away after a long career. He was widely known for his religious leadership and many social roles within the church and community.
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Colonel Monroe of Providence Actor Charles Fisher Dies in New York
Veteran actor Charles Fisher of Augustin Daly's company died at his home in New York after a bout of general debility from erysipelas. Born in 1816 in Suffolk England, he began in London before moving to America in 1852. He starred in Wallack's stock, Daly's company, and notable roles including Joseph Surface and Falstaff. He retired last autumn and returned to Suffolk, then came back to New York to die. He was twice married. his second wife survives him.
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London
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Adam
Dornton
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Obituary of Rev Father Carlo Curci in Rome
The Rev Father Carlo Curci, a distinguished Italian ecclesiastic born in Naples in 1809, died in Rome. A Jesuit, writer, and reformer, he opposed royal power, founded and edited orthodox magazines, faced multiple exiles, and produced notable commentaries and a Psalms work before his death.
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Colonel John A. Monroe Dies in Providence After War Service
Colonel John Albert Monroe a longtime ASCE member died in Providence from a jaw cancer related hemorrhage. Swansea native who moved to Providence at 16 served with high rank in Civil War artillery including McDowell Doubleday Hooker and the Army of the Potomac. Postwar he became a civil engineer on Mississippi surveys and West Shore railway projects.
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Edwin A Hopkins Dies in Washington with Argentine Delegate
Edwin A Hopkins died in Washington on Wednesday. He had traveled there in January with his wife, the Marchioness de Sainte Croix Maley, serving as secretary to the Argentine delegation to the Intercontinental Railway Commission.
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Notable deaths and public notices across several states
Obituaries report deaths of Charles A. Faxon born in Quincy 1829. Rev. William C Bowen born 1882 Bordentown NY. Stanwood Dodge of Beverly. J Frank Keith Plymouth. Mrs Coventry Waddell of New York. Mrs Mary Lund Newport NH. Captain Alexander Winsor of Fair Haven. Notices include service in navy, railroad development efforts, marriages, and family survivors.
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Lucy Webb
Scituate
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Bordentown
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Macdonald Buried With National Honors in Kingston
Sir John Macdonald laid to rest at Cataraqui Cemetery Kingston after a state funeral with royal-like honors. Procession moved three miles from City Hall through Ontario streets to the cemetery with cannons bells and a large body of mourners. A national monument plan is forming by popular subscription.
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Brilliant Weddings in Watertown and Lynn
A pair of society weddings drew large crowds on June 11. In Watertown at First Parish Church Miss Lillie Frances Stone wed Mr. John Brimbiecom before 700 invitations were issued. The ceremony was led by Rev. W H Savage with organist E M C Leach. The couple will reside in Newton after a short wedding trip. In Lynn, James Corliss Woolley of Boston married Miss Lucy Woodbury Boutelle at St Stephen’s Church. The ceremony was followed by a private reception at 49 Hawthorn Street. The bridal party included ushers from Boston and Watertown families.
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Replication of Judge Morris in Bulkeley quo warranto suit
In New Haven on June 11 a replica of judge Luzon B Morris to Governor Bulkeley's reply was filed. The document denies all facts about the election returns and the right of the General Assembly to go behind them. The next step remains conjectural as Republicans prepare rejoiners or demurrers.
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Fair Pupils of Lasell End Year Commencement Concert
Newton June 11 A large delighted company attended the Lasell Seminary pupils annual commencement concert in the gymnasium. The program featured Orphean Club choruses with solos by L Whitney and Silloway, piano solos by Thresher Silloway and Palmer, songs by Crawford and Peabody, quartets by Overman Tulleys Piau Gale, plus a Sargeant Nowell piano selection and a piano quartet by Sargeant Thresher Palmer and Creswell.
Long Pastoral Service Marked by Salem Reception
In Salem on June 11 a reception honored Rev. E. K. B. Willson upon completing thirty two years as pastor of the North Chapel. Large attendance filled the church, with much affection shown by his parishioners and the broader city community.
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Tranby Croft baccarat scandal drama to be published
London reports Sir William Gordon Cumming plans a small volume detailing his view of the Tranby Croft baccarat affair. The book will condemn Lycett Green, question royal secrecy, critique the hostess, accuse the Prince of Wales as banker, and reveal why he signed a key document.
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Trial Opens In Rock Island Versus Union Pacific Bridge Case
Omana Nebraska June 11 The bridge case between Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and Union Pacific opened before Justice Brewer and Judge Dundy. Thomas F Withrow Rock Island solicitor laid out facts from the period when the Rock Island Milwaukee and St Paul line abandoned plans for a new bridge to be built in exchange for use of Union Pacific bridge and tracks.
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Harry Edwards Obsequies Held in New York
The actor Harry Edwards was mourned at a home funeral on East One Hundred and Sixteenth Street. William Winter delivered the eulogy while A list of pallbearers from the dramatic world attended the service before the remains were moved to Fresh Pond Crematory.
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Charles W. Coudock
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J. EH. Stoddard
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J. A. MacGonigal
Captain Francis L. Norton Legally Declared Dead
Surrogate Ransom of New York ruled that Captain Francis L. Norton who sailed from New London in a life boat of his own patent several months ago and has not been heard from since is legally dead. His will will be admitted to probate.
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Social Evenings at Hotels Draw Boston College GIs and Veterans
Boston College drama class members held a reception at the United States Hotel with about fifty attendees and Father Doonan as guest. Vermont Veterans Association in Boston met at the American House to plan for the Bennnington celebration, with Colonel J J Warden presiding and speakers including Colonel Albert Clark and Dr C P Thayer. Threatyne Club dinner at Young's featured Colonel Charles H Hovey and talks on militia versus regular army, with about fifteen present. Second Corps Cadets officers dined at Young's with Major J W Hart presiding and Lt Col J I Dalton as guest. event described as informal social in nature.
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Delegates Discuss Forming a Soapmakers Combine
At Parker House the National and New England Soapmakers convention drew about sixty delegates from leading firms in New England New York and Pennsylvania Samuel Colgate presided Bowles Colgate served as secretary The aim is a loosely formed combine with independent firms and standard pricing debated but not agreed on Competition from foreign fancy soaps prompted hope for purer materials and less undercutting Boston plans a day trip to Plymouth to visit the rock of foundation and reflect.
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Miss Page's Normal Class Holds Closing Exercises
Yesterday the seventh year closing exercises of Miss A L Page's Normal Class for training kindergarten teachers were staged in Hancock School hall. Fifteen students presented essays on education history and demonstrated kindergarten songs and games with year end material. Page uses Froebel methods adapted to the public school system, and outcomes show strong, thorough training and successful alumni.
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Music Hall Populars Feature Sullivan Operas Under Adamsowsky
A large audience attended the Promenade Concert at Music Hall last evening featuring Sullivan operas directed by Mr. Adamowski. Tonight the program will be conducted by Mr. Gruenberg with a varied mix of overtures and selections by Weber, Wagner, Saint-Saens, Grieg, and others including Ralf-Helmesberger and Chassaigne.
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Persistent attempts at death endanger Salem inmate
William Grimes, confined at the Salem police station this evening, developed delirium tremens and tried to kill himself against the cell walls. He was moved to a padded cell where he attempted to hang himself with suspenders and later to cut his throat with a dipper. A watch was set and all means of self harm removed to prevent further injury.
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Salem tunnel cover plan discussed by Board of Trade
The Board of Trade met and reviewed proposals to cover Salem tunnel in New York. Plans show the design. critics say covering would block street sightlines. A foot bridge halfway down the tunnel is proposed as a convenience.
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A Mother's Duty and Baby’s Health Boost
A. J. Edgerton of Arba Indiana shares that Lactated food aided her infant son’s recovery. The mother notes the bottle feeding and doctor recommended remedy, praising the diet for restoring health and growth to a once frail baby.
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