Senate Debates on Education Bill and Amendments
The Senate debated the education bill with amendments on interior administration, district reporting, and wage data. It approved divisions including annual state reports, census-based funding, and DC inclusion, then passed the bill 36 to 11, with further actions and notices looming for pensions and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sewell
State Board of Agriculture of
New Jersey
Congress
Germany
Naval Advisory Boards
Secretary of the Navy
Blair
Logan
Secretary of the Interior
Educarium
Evarts
Clair
Maxey
Texas
Yeas
Spooner
Ingall
District of Columbia
Pitt
Teller
Edmunds
Mr. Teller
Five Civilized Nations
United States
Eemunds
Plomb
Dir. Call
J. Call
Hamonds
Cal
Vluw
Plumb
Interior Department
Messrs
Hale
Dolph
Ingalls
Eustis
Hampton
Conger
Senate
Reed
George
Herty
Blackburn
Bowen
Call
Colquitt
Gulium
Gibson
Hoar
Jackson
Jones
Arkansas
Kenna
Mahone
Sanderson
Miller
New Yok
Mitchell
Oregon
Morvill
Palmer
Payne
Pugh
Ransom
Riddleberger Sawyer
Nooner
Vance
Vanwyck
Voorhees
Walthall
Wilson
Iowa
Nays
Qockrell
Coke
Frye
Gray
Harris
Ingails
Nevada
House
Treasury
Alaska
Interior to Probe Atlantic and Pacific Railway Land Grab
The Interior Department analyzes alleged unlawful seizure of public land by the Atlantic and Pacific Railway Company. After filing routes from the Colorado River to San Francisco and to San Buena Ventura, the company reportedly occupied a 433 mile land strip from San Buena Ventura to San Francisco. Officials consider action to reclaim land obtained without lawful warrant.
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POST
Washington
Pacific
Land and Railroad Branch
Interior Department
Atlantic and Pacific Railway Company
Colorado River
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
San Buena Ventura
Bankruptcy bill advances to full committee with amendments
Special correspondent reports the bankruptcy bill moves from sub to full judiciary committee in the House. Amendments remove supervisor appointments for economy and preserve good faith assignments against voluntary bankruptcy. Representative Caswell shifts stance under pressure from German constituents and protests, easing opposition.
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Washington
Judiciary
House
Caswell
Wisconsin
Gece
Hazen describes Fort Meyer quarters during 1881 heat wave
Washington reports General Hazen defends occupancy of public quarters at Fort Meyer as guest access during summer 1881 hot weather. He states he used an empty office-like setup and slept at times in town, denies drawing advance mileage or using transportation in kind without repayment, directs to Paymaster General accounts for verification.
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Fort Meyer
POST
Washington
Hazen
Oflicer
Meyer
Memorandum on Rock Springs Outrage Indemnity Proposal
The State Department proposes before Congress a memorandum reviewing US China relations and urging speedy appropriation to indemnify Rock Springs outrage sufferers. It argues the payment is a matter of right and justice, not treaty obligation, to protect Americans and influence China and other nations.
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Rock Springs
the Post
Washington
State Department
Congress
United States
China
Senate Edicts on Presidential Prerogatives Reported
Senate judiciary committee majority and minority reports on presidential prerogatives in suspensions to be discussed. Treasury buys 1.45 million ounces of silver for standard dollars in February, price higher due to bad weather and transport costs. Three candidates considered for Massachusetts New Bedford collectorship. Internal revenue seven months into fiscal year show a $1.54 million increase. Benjamin S. Pike of Massachusetts dismissed from second comptroller’s office. Lowell bankruptcy bill to be reported to the House. Reagan interstate commerce bill to be amended and reported.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary
Frye
Secretary of the Treasury
Massachusetts
New Bedford
Manning
Internal Revenue Collections
Internal Revenue
Benjamin S. Pike
Benjamin 8
Pike
Comptronsers Office
House Committee On the Judiciary
House
Bank clerks arrested in $60,000 embezzlement case
Thomas Chris tie aged 21 and Horatio King aged 2, clerks at the First National Bank of Bradford, Penn., were arrested for embezzling $60,000 with most losses from oil speculation. R. H. Huntley, an oil broker, was also arrested for aiding in the swindle. The men are well connected.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Thomas Christie
Horatio King
First National Bank of
Bradford
R. H. Huntley
King
Christie
Zenkertort Defeats Steinitz After Long World Match Game
In a lengthy contest lasting hours and 83 minutes with a 2 hour 46 minute first portion, Zenkertort won on the eighty sixth move as Steinitz occupied the board until 7:30 p.m. The game ended at ten tonight with Zenkertort securing a splendid victory and the final position showing Steinitz on Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiniz
Zenkertort
Mansfield Caucus Validated in Postmaster Election Fight
A Massachusetts caucus dispute over the postmastership is resolved as valid by the State central committee after hearings in Boston. Four candidates compete: John Fox, Thomas M. George Jr, Howard Perkins, and Dr J E Stearns. A meeting is set for March 11 to choose a chairman, with relocation of the office discussed and offers made by Perkins to build a brick block if selected.
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Mansfield
I T
State Central Committee
Boston
Mahan
Thursaday
John Fox
Thomas M. George, Jr
Howard Perkins
J. E. Stearns
Ofice
Perkins
Judge Adjourns Broadway Surface Stock Injunction Hearing
Judge Ingraham in the superior Court adjourned until March 20 the hearing on the motion to continue the injunction against Edward M. Knox restraining Jacob Sharp and others from transferring stock of the Broadway Surface Railroad Company. The plaintiffs may file additional affidavits before March 20 and the temporary injunction remains in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ingraham
Superior Court
Edward M. Knox
Jacob Sharp
Broadway Surface Railroad Company
Funeral for Senator Hawley's Wife Held in Harthorp
The funeral services for Senator Hawley’s wife take place Saturday afternoon at the Asylum Congregational Church in Harthorp Conn. Ministers Rev J H Twichell and Rev Henry Clay Trumbull will participate. Bearers are members of General Hawley’s Seventeenth Regiment.
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Harthorp
Conn
Maren
Senator Hawley
Congregational Church
J. H. Twichell
Henry Clay Trumbull
Philadelphia
General Hawley
Old Seventeenth Regiment
Citizens Dismantle Town Eyesore Building in Guilford
About 100 residents secretly formed to remove a long standing eyesore in Guilford Connecticut. They gathered shortly after midnight and demolished the antiquated structure after failed attempts to buy it.
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GuilFord
Conn
Aurora Abandoned Whaling Schooner Sails From New Bedford
New Bedford March 5 a despatch reports the whaling schooner Aurora of Edgartown under Captain Reynolds was abandoned on the 34th inst in lat 39 N long 71 W. The crew were saved. The vessel sailed March 2 for an Atlantic whaling voyage and was valued with outfits at about 9000.
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New Bedford
Mass
Aurora
Edgartown
Reynolds
Shipyard Accident Leaves Sailor with Skull Fracture
John Harrigan of 40 Goldstreet South Boston fell from the masthead to the deck aboard a ship at Pier No.2 of the New York and New England docks yesterday afternoon. He was rescued unconscious and rushed to City Hospital where doctors diagnosed a fractured skull.
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John Harrigan
Goldstreet
Boston
New York and
New England
City Hospital
Loss of Crew Member From Schooner A R Crittenden
Gloucester, March 5. The schooner A R Crittenden reports a crew tragedy on February 23 when James Lovett, a 21 year old unmarried crewman from Provincetown, went overboard and was lost at sea.
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Gloucester
Mass
A. R. Crittenden
James Lovett
Provincetown
Insurance premiums rise for New Hampshire company in 1884
Concoro New Hampshire reports that since the Manufacturers and Merchants Mutual Insurance Company began issuing policies on January 4, risks totaled 707 893 80 dollars with cash premiums 14 716 44. Across 1884 only twelve foreign insurers in the state collected more in premiums, while forty eight collected less.
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Concoro
N. H
Manufacturers and Merchants’ Mutual Insurance Company of
New Hampshire
Naval build up urged to deter foreign attack
The House naval affairs committee completes its report backing a bill to expand the United States navy with armored cruisers and battleships. It warns modern guns and torpedoes leave U S shores open, urges steel domestic production, and calls for four armored ships, three protected cruisers, and related weaponry. The panel argues growth of a capable fleet will spur national security and domestic industry.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
United States
Afteen Wiles
Griffin
United States Army
Portland
Boston
New York
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
San Francisco
Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah
Jacksonville
Mobile
Texas
America
Senate
Chicago
Secretary of the Navy
Whitworth’s
Armstrong & Co
England
Schneider's
le Creuzet
France
Krupp
Germany
Mediate Steel Works
Seom
Navy Yard
Congress
Preliminary Injunction Denied in Pope Overman Case
Hearing in Pope v Overman on alleged tricycle patent infringement ended with the court denying the motion for a preliminary injunction. Judges Colt and Carpenter noted unresolved infringement questions amid prior art, with arguments on Whitehead and Peters patents, laches, and possible reduction of addamnum scheduled for the next morning.
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Providence
BR. I
Pope
Overman Company
United States Circuit Court
Colt and Carpenter
Wetmore
Equity
C. BE. Mitchell
Laches
England
Colt
New York Car Drivers Win Prompt Settlement of Strike
The March 6 1886 settlement ends the Dry Dock and Atlantic avenue street car strike in New York and Brooklyn. Commissioner O Donnell brokered terms including 2 per day for twelve hours and a plan to submit disputes to the commissioner. About 3000 workers greet the resumption of service amid renewed demands for extra pay for twelve hours.
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New York
Pry Dock Road
Brooklyn
O’donnell
John Hughes
Dry
Tes
O’ Donnell
Richardson
Atlantic Avenue Line
Joseph O'Donnell
Empire Mutual Protective Association
Atlantic Avenue Road
O'Donnell
Broadway
W. J. Richandson
Donnell
Central Labor Hall
Graham
Fourth Avenue
Bleecker and Twenty Third Street
McLane
Rumor of Knights of Labor Boycott Disputed in Post
Special to the Post from Brockton Massachusetts reports a rumor that the Knights of Labor joint executive committee voted to boycott S S Brett the deputy dealer. Investigations show no action taken and board members deny any boycott while Brett cites customer complaints and misconduct by Reardon as reason for discharge.
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Brogcktoon
Mass
Knights of Labor Joint Executive Committee
S. Brett
Brett
Post
Reardon
Yeaterday
Mr. Brett
Knights of Labor
Charles Merritt
William Cook
Charlies Stone’s
New Haven Carriage Makers Rally Over Labor Demands
About thirty five New Haven carriage makers face rising pay pressure as blacksmiths at Hooker’s shop struck for higher wages. Blacksmiths at M Armstrong & Co quit after being told raises weren’t possible, following woodworkers who recently won a 10 percent increase. A leading maker warns the labor movement could spread and force settlements across shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Hooker
M. Armstrong & Co
Company Plans Mass Dismissal of Knights of Labor Members
Russell Manufacturing Company in Middletown announces it will discharge every employee who is a member of the Knights of Labor. After wage hikes and ten hour days were refused, hundreds quit, and Henry G. Hubbard, the president, confronted Knights leader James Drennan, confirming the intent to remove all members once membership is verified. The Knights met to decide on action.
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Knights of Labor
Mippletown
Conn
Russell Manufacturing Company
Middlesex County
Henry G. Hubbard
James Drennan
Knights
Drennan
Hubbard
The
Saloon fights between Derby Silver strikers and scabs in Birmingham
Derby Silver Company strikers and scabs clashed in a Birmingham saloon last night with chairs tables smashed bottles hurled and several men injured. Allegedly scabs fired into the crowd wounding a striker. two scabs were later beaten.
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Birmingham
Conn
Derby Silver Company
Branford
Runyon
Manchester
N. H
Weavers
Amoskeag
Irish Parliamentary Fund Sees Strong Subscriptions Raised
Enthusiasm for home rule grows as donors contribute to the Irish parliamentary fund. Names include Lewis J. Miller, T. M. Brady, Dominick Toy, Jere miah Hayes, and many others with notable contributions like $25 from Hon. Jonna Venness and Hon. Joan J. Hayes. Rev. Father Sullivan aids Malden efforts and a Beacon editor sends in $5 with a pledge of support for Ireland’s self government.
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Irish Parliamentary Fund
Parliamentary Fund
Lewis J. Miller
William Miller
T. M. Brady
T. B. Fitz
Dominick Toy
Edward Riley
Jeremiah Hayes
Thomas Butler
James M. Kilroy
J.P. Jordan
James Gavin
John Do’ Connell
Martin
C. W. Ernst
Patrick McMorrow
David Callahan
David Hughes
John A. Daly
Richard Dowd
Timmins
Dr. Ferguson
Daniel Clark
Thomas Flailey
James Keevan
Jonn
Walloran
Jd. P. Bod@fish
Charies W. Quinn
Piasieil
Ieeran Glynn
Daniel G. Finnerty
O’brien
John Boyle O'Reilly
Washington Street
The
Beacon
Boston
Sir
England
Ireland
C. W. Eanst
Mary J. Morgans Pictures Third Sale at Chickering Hall
The final evening of the Mary J Morgan picture sale at Chickering Hall in New York drew a large audience of mostly millionaires and speculators. Eighty pictures sold for 487925 bringing the three night total to 335300 about 250900 less than Mrs Morgan spent. Twelve works sold above 10000 each including The Sentinel by Barque and A Repose After the Bath by Diaz and bidders included Edward Kearney and Mrs M V G Arnott with notable purchases.
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New York
Mary J. Morgan
Chickering Hall
Sayoers
Morgan
Sentinel
Edward Kearney
County Democracy
Diaz
Knoecier
Charles Crock
Alfred Smith’s Taxes Show Large Hidden Wealth
Revelations reveal Alfred Smith, once paralyzed real estate agent, under guardian A. Baker. Inventory totals about 1.6 million in personal property with real estate appraised at 376 570, far above prior returns. Estimates suggest tax dodging of over 500 000, prompting calls for suit by fifty officials and prominent citizens.
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Niewport
B. I
Alfred Smith
Baker
U. S
New York
Smith
Paris Exchange Terror as Anarchist Fireworks End in Arrest
A man in the Paris bourse fired a revolver and exploded a bottle amid brokers, shouting anarchist slogans. The disturbance caused panic, with one bullet striking a main floor spectator. The culprit, named Petrovitek, was seized. police and witnesses note his anarchist claims and chaotic scene at the exchange.
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Parus
Peronnier
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Eyneh
Petrovitek
Transcontinental Rail War Nearing Settlement in Few Days
New York reports indicate a likely end to the transcontinental railway war within days as presidents of Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Chicago Burlington and Quincy railways, plus Commissioner Fink, seek a settlement. Mediating trunk line executives have stepped back from direct involvement. The main dispute remains over freight business shares between Atchison and Sunset.
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New York
Atchison and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Huntington
C. P. Huntington
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fee
Fink
Trunk Line Executive Committee
Atchison
Sunset
General Denials on Home Rule Schemes in London
London reports on March 5 state Mr Gladstone did not consult Mr Parnell on home rule. Warnell confirms the denial of reports that Gladstone drafted a home rule scheme. Chamberlain and Trevelyan threaten to sever ties with Gladstone's party.
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London
Gladstone
Mr. Parnell
Ireland
Warnell
Joseph Chamberlain
Trevelyan
Eight Trafalgar Square rioters sentenced in Middlesex
Eight men convicted for participating in the Trafalgar Square and Hyde Park disturbances were sentenced at the Middlesex sessions. They received penal servitude terms ranging from one to five years, as the judge condemned so called popular demonstrations of workingmen for leading to tumult and disorder.
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London
Trafalgar Square
Hyde Park
Middlesex
Monster Meeting Call Aims to Seek Jobs for Unemployed
Manchester Socialist federation issues call for a monster meeting on Sunday to press government to provide work for the jobless. Prince Bismarck plagued by muscular rheumatism forces him to stay home from Reichstag session. London debates a hereditary chamber as Labouchere’s motion fails. Grand jury in Limerick backs home rule and land settlement, praising Gladstone and Parnell. Cholera found aboard a Venice bound ship. Bulgarian army set for demobilization. Greek cabinet to summon two reserve classes. France protests Turkish frontier duties.
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Manchester
Eng
Socialist Federation
Prince Bismarck
Berlin
London
Henry Labouchere
House of Commons
Limerick
Grand Jury
Ireland
Gladstone
Parnell
Venice
Marquis of Salisbury
Cannes
France
Alexander
Athens
Porte
Roumelia
Turkey
Holland Not Guilty In Murder Trial Of Tom Davis
In New York on March 5 General Pryor for Holland and Colonel Fellows for the prosecution made closing arguments in the Holland murder trial. Judge Van Brunt charged the jury and they returned a not guilty verdict at 9 10 p m.
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New York
Holland
General Pryor
Fellows
van Brunt
Police seize gambling room finds two roulette tables
Sergeant Lyons and a second division squad searched a Montgomery place gambling room last evening. They found two roulette tables, 1200 chips, a chip tray, a roulette cloth and two packs of cards after entering an abandoned room. Other searches on Bozworth street Norfolk place and Federal street found no items or liquor.
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Lyons
Montgomery Place
Trask
Bozworth Street
Norfolk Place
Hichern
Thomas F. Burke
Federal Street
Martha Shea
Robbers Foiled in Providence Market Trap
Police trapped thieves at Leonard and Thompson's market and Wood's building. Patrolman Simmons fired as suspects fled. he wounded Charlies E. Fairman, 18, at Ormes Street with a bullet in his shoulder. Fellow youth and suspect remain at large.
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Providence
Leonard & Thompson
Wood
Simmons
Charlies E. Fairman
Ormes Street
Fairman
Japanese Village souvenirs influence fashion abroad
Managers at the Japanese Village gift departing visitors ornamental keepsakes. The oriental designs have sparked a trend among young men, prompting Shifto workers to devote time to crafting colorful watch charms badges and pencils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shifto
Arrest of 12YearOld for Arson in Roxbury Barn Fire
Patrolman Galvin of the tenth division arrested Thomas Kelly, 12, yesterday on a warrant for arson. The boy, playing with others near the barn at 233 Heath Street in Roxbury, reportedly set the pullding on fire Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin
Tenth Division
Thomas Kelly
Kelly
Tomlinson
James
Heath Street
Roxbury
Murderer Isham Collina Hanged in Winnemucca
Clarence Gray alias Isham Collina was executed by hanging in Winnemucca Nevada for the 1534 murder of RK H Scott. The sentence was carried out March 5 in the local prison yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca
Nev
Clarence Gray
Isham Collina
RK. H. Scott
Slander Trial Unfolds In Worcester Case Involving Bremner
In Worcester on March 5, testimony in the Bremner versus Putnam slander trial focused on Bremner visiting the superintendent’s house during absences, and on indecent proposals to a Bremner parishioner. Mrs. Putnam described fear of exposure, repeated advances, and threats to disclose alleged misconduct, including offers and coercive refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Superior Court
George Bremner
A. A. Putnam
Uxbridge
Bremmner
Bremner
Bremmer
Paris
Writ Seizes Post Publishing Company Assets in Suffolk
A Suffolk Superior Court writ dated March 4 1886 commands attachment of the Post Publishing Company of Boston for a $20 000 tort claim by William W Downs. The officer reports attaching the company's real estate in Suffolk County and a summons to appear in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Suffolk
Post Publishing Company
Boston
William W. Downs
Lincoln Flagg Brigham
Maguire
Jos. A. Willard
County of
Fitzpatrick
Fires Strike Warehouses and Shops Across States
Multiple fires report wide damage: in Montgomery Alabama a northern half of a warehouse with 5000 to 3500 bales of cotton burned. total loss $150000. Other fires hit Addison Tinsley factory in Louisiana Missouri and Feehan's grocery in Brockville Ontario with fatalities and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Lehman, Durr & Co
Addison Tinsley Tobacco Manufactory
Louisiana
Feehan
Brockville
Ont
Gig Ager
Augusta
M. E. Hill
W. D. Allen
John Edwards
Union Square Churches Promote Sermons and Anniversaries
The note lists upcoming services and events at Union Square Baptist and Unitarian churches. Rev Dr Smith preaches on The Heart's Reply. Union Square Baptist plans Sunday evening services with a church quartet due to rising attendance. The American Baptist Telugu Mission marks its fiftieth anniversary at First Baptist Spring Hill with evening exercises led by Rev Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Club
Hadley Hall
Eas
Valooters
Rebekah
Union Square
Smith
American Baptist Telugu Mission
First Baptist Church
Spring Hil
Mr. Dickinson
Spring Hill
J. 5S. Thomson
Unitarian Church
Lodge
Daugh
Cambridge social and civic events fill last evening
Harvard Lodge held a social dance at St. George’s Hall Cambridgeport while the Cslipean Benevolent Society staged its sixth annual bar masque at Armory Hall. Xavier family members directed and assisted, with a city solicitor race and a skating rink drill noted among activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Lodge
Sons of St. George
St. George’s Hall
Matin Street
Cambridgeport
Cslipean Benevolent Society
Armory Hall
Acthur
Xavier
Anthony Xavier
B. Reed
Schwarz A. Xavier
G. Butler
C. Siguere
A. Cuetara
Arthur £. Xavier
Anthony Navier
J. S. Alexander
Station 2
Brunswick
Wallace Ross
Fred A. Plaisted
Prospect Rink
Ross
Plaisted
Newton
Houghton
Waltham
G. F. Haynes
Cambridge
T. C. Henderson
Boston
Sears
Fifth Regiment
Howard Skating Rink
C. J. Melntire
Ward
E. B. Hale
G. €. Bert
G. Park
John W. Hammond
Superior Court
Odd Fellows’ Hall Association
Child Struck by Herder in Hanover Street Play Mishap
Six year old Bella Lynn residing with her parents at 248 Hanover street was run over by a herdic driven by James Cahill on Hanover street about six o'clock yesterday evening. She sustained a fractured collarbone a broken right arm and several missing teeth. She was taken to the police station examined by Dr Elliott and sent to City Hospital. The accident occurred while she played tag with other children and ran into the wheels of the vehicle.
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Bremner
Ife
Falmouth
Boston
Blackstone
Bennett
Bella Lynn
Hanover Street
James Cahill
Sne
Elliott
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AIR
House of Representatives
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Eoening
Wasmineros
McCreary
Kentucky
Burns
Missouri
Messrs. Cannon, Hewitt
Mazer
Senate Judiciary Committee
Escanaba
Mich
Lana Point
Mary G. Terry
Spain
Havana
Fajardo
Waswainetos
Ossever’s Orricg
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Cleuy
Taylor
Zukertort
Steinitz
Fouth
B. G. Barton
Zukertory
Castles
Black
Biack
Steintz
White—Zukertort
Mansfield’s Post Office
Hawley
Stephen H. Wheeler
R. J
Mystic National Bank
Western Union
Western Union Company
Ore
Mt.Tabor
Columbia River
Naval Establishment
House Committee
Pope Company
Ruy
Natick
E. C. Morse
the Commonwealth
Fred Reed
Washburne’s Apothecary
Boston and Albany
the Order OF
H. Corliss
Del
James Neil
J. G. Siegert & Sons
Strikers
S. S. Brett
Trey
MR. Hubbard
Dueber Watch Case Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Salem City
Street Department
Chickering Mall
Bourse
Dr. Bennett
Old Bennett
Pr. Bennett
Hop
Goulding
Kremner
Colonel Hopkins
Whitinsville
Springfield
Wen
Bremouer
Bacon
Putnam
Doc
Tom Davis
Reverend Bremner
Worchester
Downs
Sheri
S. F. Keyes
John A. Coffey
Pirrsperns
Salem
Bakewell & Mullin
S. Fr. Cushman & Sons
Monson
Leonard Williams
Upper Mystic
Alonzo Chapman
Marion Street
Michael Healey
George Purcell
Cuyahoga Paper Company
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron, C
Somerville
Day Street
Wentsomerville
Mr. Hitchcock
Pilgrim’s Progress
Free Baptist Chapel
East Somerville
Palace Beautiful
Cle Club
Somerville Cycle Arty
Winter Hill
Charles Carleton Coffin
Perkins Street Baptist Church
Marone
Charles F. Mayer
Messrs. Hoe
Post Publishing CO
Milk Street
Eugene Hale
Eben F. Pillsbury
Maine
Eugene Mais
Garcelon
Ite
A S Pir
Halas
Pillsbury
Charles H. Chase
Chase
Democratic Party
Pillabury
Mr. Hale
Blaine
Charles E. Chase
Mer
Evans
Fessenden
Merrill
Harper Allen
Smithfield
Bartholomew Wentworth
South Berwick
James W. Clark
Nobleboro
Boston Custom House
Mr. Blaine
Ge Wendell
Alfred Cushman
Sherman
James O. White
Wilton
Wallace R. White
Thomas B. Swan
Minot
Court House
Moses Harriman
Kennebunkport
White
Department of Justice
Garfield
Swan
Harri
Boxing
Prof. Bailey
School Street
the Boxington
BAY State Carpet Furniture C.O
Hanover St
John C. Price
Insurance Agency
Kilby Street
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