Silver Senators Push for Freer Coinage Bid in New Administration
Senator Stewart (Nevada) urged a Senate resolution demanding $4,000,000 monthly coinage under the 1878 act, arguing it reflects the Chicago platform. Opponents objected, votes deferred. the measure tests Harrison Windom policy and Elkins influence on silver, with party loyalties under scrutiny.
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Nevada
Senate
Chicago
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Harris
Tennessee
Morgan
Alabama
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Maine
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Windom
Congress
New York
Stephen B. Elkins
House
Generalison
Sherman
Folger
Manning
Fairchild
Sigourney Butler Visitor Seeks Office Courtesy
In Washington a Western patriot pressed Sigourney Butler’s five thousand dollar salary as the proper payoff to land a post. Butler calmly explained steps to approach President Harrison, leaving the seeker convinced the route was to have the president nominate him.
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Washington
Mr. Butler
Butler
Harrison
Republican National League Holds Session In New York
Judge Thurston of Nebraska, elected president at Baltimore, presided as executive committee members met this afternoon. Attendees included Guy C. Noble of Vermont and J Henry Gould of Massachusetts. The group decided to keep headquarters in New York and push vigorous league work, with focus on the Southern States.
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Nebraska
Baltimore
Guy C. Noble
Vermont
J. Henry Gould
Massachusetts
New York
League
Supreme Court Rules Steamship Is Common Carrier In Fault Case
The Liverpool & Great Western Steam Company loses its attempt to dodge liability for Montana stranding. The court rejects exemption clauses in bills of lading, affirms subrogation to owners, and declares steamers common carriers. Oregon case follows, limiting corporate leasing powers under state law.
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Supreme Court
Liverpool & Great Western Steam Company (Limited
The
Phenix Insurance Company
Circuit Court of the United States
New York
Montana
Holyhead Bay
Wales
Steamship Company
Insurance Company
Tower Court
Gray
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Oregonian Railway Company (Limited
Oregonian Company
Navigation Company
Oregon
Oregonian Railway Company
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Judgment reversed in patent case Collins Co. v Loring Coes
Opinion by Justice Miller with Justice Field asserting. Also decided today is Collins company appeal from Massachusetts district circuit court. Decree affirmed with costs, Opinion by Chief Justice Fuller.
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Field
Collins Company
Appellant
Loring Coes & Co
Circuit Court For
District of Massachusetts
Fuller
Ex President Cleveland Joins New York Law Firm
Ex President Grover Cleveland will join Bangs Stetson Tracy McVeagh in New York at 45 Williams Street this week acting as counsel. He plans to stay at the Victoria Hotel, with Colonel Lamont likely there also, and will not appear in New York courts.
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Bangs, Stetson, Tracy & McVeagh
Williams Street
Francis Lynde Stetson
Cleveland
Irene Hoyt Defeated in Court of Appeals Ruling
The Court of Appeals affirms judgment against Mary Irene Hoyt in the dispute over Jesse Hoyt's estate, with costs charged to the appellant. It rules the Surrogate Rollins rehearing was an original proceeding to revoke the alleged illegal will and upholds proof of the will made June 26, 1882.
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N. Y
Court of Appeals
Mary Irene Hoyt
Samuel H. Hoyt
Miss Hoyt
Jesse Hoyt
Rollins
Hoyt
New Orleans Gala Day Led Rex Pageant of Treasures
March 5 in New Orleans featured a bright balmy day and a grand Rex day pageant titled Treasures of the Earth. The procession started with Household Troops followed by the Beaf Gras minister and mounted guard. The king's car led nineteen cars decorated with jewels emblems from many nations. The parade showcased cornu copia pearls rubies silver opals fruit crystals iron marble copper diamonds sapphires ivory gold amethysts emeralds coral and shells.
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Outgoing Administration Plans and Household Moves
Washington dispatch reports President Cleveland and cabinet members preparing for life after office. Many will move to New York or temporarily stay in cities as duties end and future residence plans unfold. Oak View remains unsold with a lease arranged for this summer to Mrs. Marcellus Bailey.
Paintings by Stephen Parrish at Chase's-Rockwood Pottery
A Boston Evening item reviews Stephen Parrish paintings at Chase's gallery with emphasis on gray tonal work and lepido landscapes. It notes strong pieces like Gloucester scenes, Harbor 15 and October 29, and remarks on Parrish shifting from etching to painting, with detailed critique of several canvases. The Rockwood pottery exhibit at Williams & Everett's is also highlighted, and Paris exposition plans for Rockwood are noted.
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Doll & Richards
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South Yarmouth
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Granville
Gloucester
Williams & Everett’s
Rockwood
H. H. Richardson
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Paris
Notable Social Byte from the White House Circle
Simon Cameron nears nanogenarian status this Friday. Paris Illustré this week shows Mr and Mrs Levi Morton. Prof Winfield S Chaplin of Cambridge heads Europe bound, not H W Chaplin. Condon, aged Wendell Phillips servant, seeks help to return to Boston. Randall of New Bedford visits the White House, departs for Florida tomorrow until April. Whittier trip rumors denied with a note about age and proxy travel. Longfellow journal entries reveal poet earnings and a contrast with $25 for The Goblet of Life and The River Charles. White House roster includes Harrison family and relatives, with several planned departures reducing the number.
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Lawrence Scientific School
Cambridge
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New York
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New Bedford
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Carrie Scott Harrison
Russell Harrison
John R. McKee
Saunders
John R. Scott
Scott Lord
Lieutenant Parker
Navy
Notes From Harvard Topics Tonight and Sports News
Professor Francke substitutes for the ill Professor Riply with a talk on Individualism in German Literature. Harvard's chess tournament ends in a three-way tie resolved by drawing lots awarding prizes to Nichols Brown and Sturgis. Harvard and Whist Club face Mr P Cummings in simultaneous games at Boston. The 19th Phi Beta Kappa class includes A Bunker and others. Yale freshman nine game dates rejected by Harvard. The 91 crew sells its paper shell to Shawmut Boat Club after damage.
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H. A. Davis
R. S. Hale
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O. Everett
F. Irwin
Phi Beta Cape
A. Bunker
H. H. Darling
R. E. N. Dodge
W. F. Giese
J. L. Goodale
F. Green
F. E. Haynes
L. L. Hooper
H. B. Lathrop
P. Marquand
J. M. Newell
W. Paul
W. F. Pillsbury
Dr. Greenes Nervura Great Spring Restorative Ad
Dr. Greenes Nervura advertised as a vegetable cure all for nervous disorders and many ailments. It claims to restore energy, improve sleep, purify blood, and treat conditions from neuralgia to insomnia. The ad promotes Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston and free personal or letter consultations.
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Theatres and Shows as Listed for the Evening
Amusements on Hollis Street and nearby venues include Antony and Cleopatra at the Hollis Theatre with 7 45 pm showings and Rosedale at the Museum at 2 and 8 pm. McCaull Opera Company at Par Theatre with 7 45 pm, Erminie at Globe Theatre with 2 and 7 45 pm, New American Opera Company at Boston Theatre at 7 45 pm, Howard Theatre vaudeville and afternoon show at 2 and 7 45 pm, and Fat Men's Club at Grand Opera House.
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New American Opera Co
Gustav Hinrichs
ER Ovatore
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Rudolph Aronson
Comic Opera Company
Erminie
New York Casino
Hollis Street
Ae Museum
Rosedale
PAR Theatre
McCaull Opera Company
New American Opera Company
Howard Thes Sum
Eee
Variety
Fat Men's Club
Marriages Recorded in City on March 1 and 2
Charles Clark weds Annie M. Brown on March 1 and William Nelson ties with Tellie Anderson on March 2 in city ceremonies conducted by local officiants.
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D. Frank Murphy
J.P
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Annie M. Brown
Nelson—Anderson
C. F. Johansson
William Nelson
Tellie Anderson
Several local deaths reported in early March notices
Death notices from Boston area papers list John Bradley 78, Mary Crooker 55, John Carlton 77, Mrs Chub buck widow, Caroline L F Cooper 71, Stearns Davis widow Elizabeth, Nancy Goodnow 72, Annie Inman 40, Harriet Lovering 80, Margaret Macfarland in London formerly Boston, Martha Page 47, Elizabeth Perry Charlestown widow, Nathaniel Sanger 70. Each entry records name, residence, date, and age.
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Brookline
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Stearns Davis
Goodnow
Cambridge
Nancy Goodnow
Luther Goodnow
Inman
West Newton
Annie Perkins Inman
Frederick A. Inman
Lovering
Lynn
Harriet W
John G. Lovering
Macfarland
Inondon
Margaret Russell
New York
Boston
Page
Cambridgeport
Martha E
Paul T. Page
Perry
Brooklyn
N. Y
Elizabeth Perry
Charlestown
John L. Perry
Sanger
Watertown
Nathaniel Sanger
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Francis W. Palfrey
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