Senate Advances Navy Plan With Six Cruisers And Armament
The Senate pushed the naval appropriation bill, replacing two swift cruisers with six protected steel cruisers not under 20 knots, costing up to 9 million, plus 2.88 million for their armament and 6 million for coast defense vessels. Amendments authorize related engines, torpedo boats, armor, and concrete coast defenses, with bids to be near Pacific Gulf or Atlantic coasts as feasible. The measure also authorizes purchase of Ericsson’s Destroyer and approves a national memorial bridge plan.
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Senate
Committee On the
Texas
House
Hartford
Conn
Middletown
Committee On Appropriations
Coasters
Harbor Island
Newport
Gray
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Hale
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Morgan
Gulf Coast
Alabama River
Mississippi
Pensacola
John Roach
Chester
Beck
Whitthorne
Pacific
Oasis
Congress
Plumb
Army
Navy
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Ile
House of Representatives
Dawes
New York
Ambrose Snow
Chamber of Commerce
Board of
Piumb
United States
Navy Department
Atlantic Ocean
Treasury
Interior Waterways and Canal Service
John Ericsson
Aldrich
Yeas
Ericsson
Conference Committee
District of Columbia
Hoar
Potomac
Washington
Arlington
Lincoln
Grant
Mahone
Annual Fair at Boffin's Bower Opens With Entertainment
The annual fair at Boffin's Bower on 1031 Washington Street opened last evening with a program by Readers Miss Mark McIlwain and Ella Archer Haddy, pianists Charlotte M. Carter and Master Charles Ames, vocalist Georgia E. Newall, and violinist Mary E. Brookling. The hall was prettily decorated and booths held many fancy articles. large attendance and strong prospects for success noted. Further contributions may be sent to Lower or Macullar Parker & Co.
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Boffin
Macullar, Parker & Co
District Attorney Proctor Leads Insurance Conspiracy Case
Mrs. Leonard Frost and Bray showed fatigue but listened closely to the district attorney and Judge Mason as the trial adjourned with the jury still undecided.
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Proctor
Leonard
Frost
Bray
Mason
Digestylin Promises Quick Relief for Dyspepsia
Dr W A Cochranes testimonial claims Digestylin treats acute dyspepsia effectively. Sold by druggists at 1 per bottle or 3 by Kidder & Co manufacturing chemists of John Street New York.
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W. A. Cochrane
Kidder & Co
John Street
N.Y
Phillips School Boys Reunion at the Vendome in Boston
President John B Andrew addresses about seventy Phillips School Association members, praising public schools and recalling past masters. The event features remarks by James Hovey, Governor candidates missing, poets, songs, and a debate on crime and citizenship led by Gargan and Galvin, with other speakers concluding the program.
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Boston
Jake
Kentucky
John &. Andrew
Phillips School Association
Vendome
Andrew
Commonwealth
Chicago
The
Phillips School
Ames
Senate
Halsey J. Boardman
Association
Boardman
New England
J. J. Carew
Agassiz
James Hovey
Harlow
Perkins
Mr. Perkins
George Perkins
O’brien
Thomas J.gargan
Mr. Gargan
Bartol
Andover
Princeton
Massachusetts
Wedding of I. D. Spitz and Bertha M. Cohen at Warrenton Street Synagogue
The Warrenton Street Synagogue hosted the marriage of I. D. Spitz and Bertha M. Cohen with a large crowd in the body and galleries. Cantor Cholloff led the service, followed by a three quarter hour ceremony under an ornate canopy. The reception at Horticultural Hall drew over six hundred guests and a banquet capped the day.
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Warrenton Street
I. D. Spitz
Bertha M. Cohen
West Springfield Street
Emrthstone
Franco Nash
Cholloff
Raphael Lasker
Centre Isle
J. M. Spitz
G. W. Spitz
James Cohen
Leo Cohen
Ruth Mark
Ernestine Spitz
Zip Spitz
Edna Spitz
Josie Cohen
Josie Rosenthal
Rabbi Lasker
Engish
Jennie Patrick Walker
Mary How
J.C. Barnett
Kronberg
Mesars
H. B. Spitz
J. Simons
B. M. Wolf
B. Strecker
A. Bennett
al Simons
J. Harris
Sydney S. Cohen
George Cohen
Jacob Cohen
Horticultural Hall
Intoxicated Conductor Falls From Bay View Car
Richard Bird a new Bay View line conductor became intoxicated and fell from his car in Kneeland street around 11 pm. He was helped to Station 5, searched, and found to carry a punch a billy and 144 dollars. Officials deny any timetable change or ten hour shifts.
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South Boston
Richard Bird
Bay View
Kneeland Street
Station 5
Coolidge
Cambridge Aldermen Elect Health Official and Sealers
Cambridge board of aldermen elected William J. Marvin health commissioner and B Otis Danforth sealer of weights and measures. A hearing on the Meigs elevated railway location on Broadway drew objections from landowners and a school on Charles Street. The petition was referred to the roads and bridges committee and public officials were appointed before adjournment.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
William J. Marvin
B. Otis Danforth
Weights and Measures
John W. Haines
Meigs Elevated
Broadway
Meigs Elevated Railway
Cambridge
Samuel Hoar
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Binney Street
E. B. Hale
Charles Street
Meigs Road
D. A. Buckley
Main Street
Munroe
Charles ' Street
Hoar
Dudley
Cummings
John Scully
Ward 8
Cambridge Railroad
Albany
Boston
Committee On
Peter Shea
B. O. Danforth
Pike resigns as Cambridge strike meeting ends with division
At St Paul's Lyceum Hall the Cambridge strike meeting saw Master Workman Pike resign as chairman of the executive committee after a split vote. Some members urged ending the strike as a victory in cost to the road, while the majority refused. C E McGuire was elected to replace him amid talk of a possible torchlight procession.
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Cambridge
St. Paul's Lyceum Hall
Pike
2 . Ag
C. E. McGuire
City Notes From Boston Chronicle
Judge Gardner of the Supreme Court retires temporarily for medical reasons and will sail for Europe for several months. A five story factory for Everett Piano Company rises at Wareham and Albany streets in South End. Rev. Julian K. Smythe to lecture five Sundays at the Church of the New Jerusalem Roxbury. Bowker and Torrey marble workers strike for higher pay. Papyrus Club to meet at Revere House with business agenda. Maine farmers’ meeting in the city expected to draw Bodwell Reed Boutelle Milliken Hale and Frye. Loyal Legion dinner at Parker House with 300 members. Homeopathic Medical Society dined at Parker House. Old Hawes Schoolboys Association meal at Young’s. Boston Young Men’s Christian Association to host Stanley’s Africa lectures and a sociable. Rev. James Freeman Clarke reported more comfortable.
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Julian K. Smythe
Church of the New Jerusalem
Roxbury
Bowker & Torrey
Bowker Street
Papyrus Club
Revere House
Maine
Aroostook County
Bodwell
Reed
Boutelle
Milliken
Hale
Frye
The
Loyal Legion
Parker House
A. A. Rand
Homeopathic Medical Society
Old Hawes Schoolboys’ Association
Young
Africa
James Freeman Clarke
Union Chorus Delights Union Hall Audience
A sixty voice concert at Union Hall last evening by The Union Chorus directed by Byron A. Robinson with W Y T Sargent accompanist and Sallie E. Bingham Alta Pease and A H Manning as soloists. They performed O my loves like a red red rose and Bridal Chorus from Rose Maiden with notable taste and expression.
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Union Hall
Union Chorus
Byron A. Robinson
W. YT. Sargent
Sallie E. Bingham
Alta Pease
A. H. Manning
Robinson
Garrett
Cowan
Court copyrights Ebers Gallery suit in New York suit
Judge Colt grants a preliminary injunction in the copyright case brought by J. William S. Gottsberger against Dana Estes et al alleging infringement of a book titled Ebers Gallery. Defendants claim the photographs and Ebers works have long been publicly sold in Germany. Attorneys T. L. Livermore and F. P. Fish for complainant and S. J. Elder for defendants.
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Germany
Colt
T. L. Livermore
F. P. Fish
J. Elder
Supreme Judicial Court Daily Docket March Case List
The Supreme Judicial Court presented several argued cases on March 2 with Justices present including C J Present-iortson and Devens Holmes Gardner. Cases include Gunn vs Cambridge Railroad. Brohn vs Brock. Crocker vs Atwood. Brown vs Ladd. Emery vs Seavey with respective counsel listed.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Calvin S. Crocker
Benjamin S. Atwood
P. H. Cooney
C. H. Drew
John M. Brown
George O. Ladd
Joseph F. Wiggin
I. A. Perry
Albert H. Emery
Fred H. Seavey
RK. C. Moulton
H. J. Edwards
Hyde Park building dispute leads to multiple court actions
In No. 1678 and 1680 actions, Locke and Porter sue for $486 for labor and materials on a Hyde Park starch factory building. both sides claim breach of contract and defective work. Testimony concludes with lawyers named. numerous cases listed for later sessions. other dockets include rent suits and personal injuries.
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Lyman Locke Et al
John M. Porter
John M._ Porter
Lyman Locke
Hyde Park
William Gaston
UH. W. Naphen
Locke
L. B. Allen
John W. McAvoy
Porter
Carr
Boston
Maine
R. R. Co
Guernsey
Sibley
Fenno
Gay
McCaffrey
Jennings
Pray
Bird
Mattison
Doe
Hanson
Same
Hay
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Lease
Gaylord
Digney
Hall
Daley
Trowbridge
Morrison
Buttrick
Hate
Nims
I. R. Clark
H. G. Parker
George Tidgerwell
Harriet A. Munson
Purchase Street
L. J. Drake
P. B. Kiernan
Mumford
Boston Ice Company
Rowe
Canning
Holland Va
Barton
Ellis
Croston
Wright
Artecum
Miller’s River P. Company
Haynes
McKeen
Jones
Pratt
Ganners
Corning
Page
Griffiths
Emery
Mitchell
Stanley
Drain
McLeen
Perkins
Hendrey
Allen
Hunt
Mahoner
Boston & Lowell
Brown
Gonners
Dowry
Court schedules jury waived cases and new parsonage plan
The court will reconvene tomorrow for jury waived matters listing cases including 1704 Connors v McCormick and others with numerous parties. Judge Dexter Richards has purchased the Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Main Street Newport NH and plans a new pavilion library building on the site at an estimated cost between 10 000 and 12 000 dollars.
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Connors
McCormick
Same
Naylor
Nash
Dexter Richards
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Main Street
Newport
N. H
Pudio
Lost Public Men Warn of Kidney Disease Cure via Hunt's Remedy
An English visitor notes the deaths of Sumner Wilson Phillips and Logan among many public figures and warns kidney disease is widespread. The piece urges early treatment with Hunt's Remedy, citing several anecdotal successes and stressing kidneys as the first stage of Bright's disease.
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America
Sumner
Wilson
Phillips
Washburn
Carpenter
John A. Logan
Manning
Butler
Blaine
Bright
Greenwood
Kanawha
Hunt
Charles Pike
Waterbury
Conn
Railroad bonds sold by Missouri Trust Company firms
Several issues of first mortgage thirty year railroad gold bonds and real estate debenture bonds are sued by the Missouri Trust Company and other well known corporations. The bonds are described as safe and popular investments with principal and interest guaranteed.
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Missouri Trust Company
Murderer Wanted Alert From Bridgeport Police
Cleveland firm advertises a murder warrant for Jacob Brown of Bridgeport. Police report Brown, 30, 5 ft 6 in, 150 pounds, dark brown skin, blue sack coat and dark pants, sought for killing his wife.
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Jacob Brown
Bridgeport
Small
W. E. Marsh
Conn
Brown
Mortgage foreclosures and insolvencies in Boston and beyond
Thomas and Nichols of Boston report foreclosure on a $200 stock mortgage. Standard Lining Company creditors meet as Henry T. Hall reports unsecured liabilities of $14,853 with $9,700 secured. available unsecured assets total $3,829. Several assignments and offers on the dollar are listed including Milton Bonney & Co and others.
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Thomas & Nichols
Elliot Street
Boston
P. Walsh & Son
New York
Herman Rosenbaum
Leaf Tobacco
Emil Polivka & Co
Montreal
Ormsby & Sweeney
West Broadway
Standard Lining Company
Henry T. Hall
J. K. Stewart
Columbus
Milton, Bonney & Co
Lawrence
Grain and Produce
George H. Carter
Tullahana
Tenn
Jeweler
J. S. Crocker
Whalesale Fish
L. H. Nowell
Williamston
N. C
Wolcott & Moore
Rochester
N. Y
Data and Furs
H. H. Ailey
Nations
Moravia
Dr Munhall Evangelistic Meetings At Clarendon Street Church
Large crowds attended yesterday at the Clarendon Street Baptist Church for Dr Munhall's evangelistic sessions. Afternoon work focused on Christian Unity and Love with a call for Christian women to volunteer for church outreach. over one hundred ladies organized for visitation of non-church members. Evening services featured a 7:30 praise meeting led by Professor Towner and a sermon on How shall we escape if we neglect so great salvation from Hebrews iii 2.
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Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Munhall
Professor Towner
Munhail
Salem Club Signs New Players and Court Adjourns
Manager Fessenden of the Salem Base Ball Club signs P. H. Murphy of Fall River as out fielder Michael Coughin and Jerry Sweeney of last year’s Salems at short and first base The Superior Criminal Court for Essex county has been in session here and adjourned yesterday.
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Fessenden
Salem
P. H. Murphy
Fall River
Michael Coughin
Salems
Jerry Sweeney
Superior Criminal Court
Essex County
Local Patent Medicines Advertised in 19th Century Page
Hale's Honey praised as best cough cure while Glenn's Sulphur Soap promises beautifying effects. German Corn Remover targets corns and bunions, Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye offered in black or brown. Pike's Toothache Drops claim relief in one minute, Beaw's Rheumatic Pills marketed as a sure cure. Og
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Hale
Glenn
Hill
Pike
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President Boardman
Mgr. Gargan
Mr. Galvin
C. F. A. Francis
Arthur C. Farley
California
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Halwver
Tee
Mono
Best & Belcher
Peas
Ophir
Bodie
Hollar
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Ve Ee
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Crown Point
Eeaue
Ot Gould & Curry
Yellow Jacket
Dlale & Norcross
Fae
MR. Pike
Cambridge Assembly
City Notes
UNION
United States Circuit Court
Brakham, C. J
Smith
D. Co
Chase
Hathorne
Moors
Wheeler
Lock Bend Co
Lawson
Wentworth
Taylor
Duplex Eng. Co
Marks
Tasker
Beatty
Curry
Schwarzmann
Warner
Francis
Hainman
Insurance Company of New Hampshire
Merrimac C. Company
Howe
Marble
Reardon
Boston & Albany RR
Cohen
Tabraham
Cook
Holbrook
Storer
Huguely
Johnson
Heffernan
Osgood
Martin
Saccacio
Hutchins
Shattuck
Hardy
Miller
Ticknor
Dodge
Sheehy
Mahoney
Lippet
Middlesex County
Thompson, J
Toponu
Alexander L. Nichols
Phenix
Cornelius B. Smith
State Department
Nds
Cleveland, Whitney & Co. Bankers and Brokers
Exchange Place
DR. Munhall
Salem News
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