Indian appropriation bill reaches sixteen million dollars
The Indian appropriation bill, described as the most remarkable yet, totals 16 million dollars. It funds ordinary service costs plus large land cession payments, irrigation and station projects, additional schools, and raised salaries for Indian agents, with several treaties and land transfers expanding public domain areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmmaron
Sixctan
Morgan
Indian Service
United States
North Dakota
Montana
Fort Berthold
Cosur d’Alene
Idaho
Oklahoma
Indian Office
Crow Reservation
Fort Hall
Dakotas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
California
Arigaon
Commissioner of Law Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Depleted Treasury foreshadows bank calls on government deposits
A near term cash plan outlines that national banks holding government deposits may be called upon to surrender funds due to a depleted treasury after large late session appropriations. It notes February 28 deposits of 30.1 million, with 4.4 million in disbursing officer balances, and projects July draws and pension payments shaping summer liquidity and bond redemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Windom
Wandering Israelites Memorial to Palestine Voices Peaceful Reform
William F. Blackstone of Chicago, with Secretary Blaine, met the President to present a memorial on behalf of Russian Jews. He touted a Chicago conference’s成果 and urged restoring Jews to their historic homes in Palestine through peaceful means. He cited potential growth in Palestine under an energetic government and an extended Joppa to Jerusalem railroad as a key intermarket route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Blackstone
Chicago
Blaine
Russia
Palestine
Joppa
Jerusalem
Damascus
Ladmor
Ele
Civil Service Reform Report Sent to President
Congressman Lehlbach, chair of Civil Service Reform, transmitted the committee report and testimony to the President. He did not criticize the commission, and his letter was formal. No charges against Commissioner Lyman are implied, and removal would imply a spoilsman replacement.
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Lehlbach
Committee On Civil Service Reform
Lyman
Dull Hotels Show Quiet Season Amid Notable Dinners
At Parker's the Order of the Cincinnati hosted a dinner with Winslow Warren presiding and several membership actions. Norfolk South Medical Society dinner drew poor attendance due to weather, though papers after dinner drew interest. Other hotel dinners honored include Hexbur Log Fraternal Circle, Urisons Attacks Club marking the Boston Massacre anniversary, and the Bay View Yacht Club with Commodore Johnson presiding. Attendees included numerous named guests and travelers at Tremont Parker's Crawford House and United States Hotel, while arrivals at Young's and the Pa House included Governor Tuttle of New Hampshire and various notable guests from multiple states. The season's dullness remains due to weather and late dates.
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Order of the Cincinnati
Parker’s
Norfolk South Medical Society
United States
Winslow Warren
Aid
Norfolk Medical Society
Crawford House
Hexbur
C. B. Faunce
Amone
Supreme
William Hamilton
J. W. Gammons
C. A. Barney
GC. A. Stevens
Boston
Quincy House
Edward Everett Brown
William H. Carney
New Bedford
Fort Wagner
C. L. Mitchell
Edwin G. Walker
James H. Wolff
Bay View
B.F. Johnson
Kennan
Tuttle
New Hampshire
O. A. Gibbs
Young’s
Hne
Tremont
C. M. Ballard
New York
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
M. A. Brapmer
J.C. Stott
Stoinvills
N. E. Simpson
G. L. Dakin
Gardner
H. Roman
Redwood Kersey, Jr
W “ Gorky
G. Littlefield
Oswego
N.Y
J. Reynolds
Big
Rapid 3
Mich
W. H. Simmons
Portland
W. Wv Williame
Yanite
Conn
A. B. Carter
Honolulu
S. L. Kennedy
Utica
N. Y
F. Willagren
Chicago
St. Youne's
W. Wilcox
C. H. Toll
Denver
Gol W. T. Deichmann
Cologne
France
F. Wallace
Filadelphi Penn
John S. Pugh
cDonald
Parker
S—E. K. Uinev
Yarmouth
U. 8
G. Meiing
J. M. Brown
H. Fuller
Lil
H. K. Wolcott
Col. Revere
A. E. Jolly
E. Paysen
Newbury
Providence
R. I
H.T. Murch
Lewiston
Rawford
G. A. Randall
Isadore Miler
Russell Mann
Cooperstoon
E. W. Dodge
Francistown
N. H
John Somerville
Springfield
W. T. Dwire
Quincy
Ill
H. Gardner
A. 5
Cleveland
W.K. Shaw
D. K. Norton
Hartford
B. Day
W. A. Meren
Johnson
Ya Rey
Cooheany St
Papin Ming
de Brea
Aul
Wooddayton
A. Thomas
A. Hy
Worcester
C. J. Bohne
Buffalo
Linville
Philadelphia
Pierre Richmond
8. Reynolds
E. J. Pierce
Hingham
D. Nute
Auburn
F. O' Vonnell
New
G. W. Sanders
J. Dt i. Springheld
C. E. Bosworth
Bristol
Snow Slide Fatality Disrupts Boston Roof Work
D K Eldredge of Webster Street East Boston fell from a Tremont Row Pemberton Square roof while shoveling snow when a slide pulled him off balance. The safety rope broke and he died at Massachusetts General Hospital at 6 30. Soon after, a second snow slide injured Miss Mary Bond visiting relatives at 19 Eatons Court Brooklyn New York.
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D. K. Eldredge
Webster Street
Boston
Tremont Row
Pemberton Square
Eldredge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mary Bond
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eaton’s Court
Bay View Yacht Club Elects Officers in 19th Century Roll
The Bay View Yacht Club has elected officers including Commodore E. J. Gallagher vice Commodore L. M. Johnson fleet captain G. W. Hingu measurer W. Gray recording secretary A. Cook financial secretary J. J. Harland and several other members among the listed names.
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Bay View Yacht Club
E. J. Gallagher
L. M. Johnson
G. W. Higng
W. Gray
A. Cook
J. J. Harland
W. P. Howard
Edwin N. Wales
F Barre
T. Trastem
J. Rushton
L. Leveradge
J. B. Borch
Armstrong
J. Winniatt
Requisition Refused as Connecticut Governor Row Deepens
A March 5 1891 letter from New York Governor Hill rejects a requisition for Jobe T Colbert's return to New York citing that Morgan G Bulkeley is not Connecticut's lawful governor. Hill brands Bulkeley a usurper and affirms Morris as the de jure governor after election returns and Senate recognition. He states requisitions are to be judged by the proper executive authority and declines to assist in Bulkeley's request while noting Connecticut citizens elected Morris. The piece also notes a Watertown memorial letter to General Sherman and Admiral Porter and mentions no extra Senate session is planned.
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Aupary
N. Y
Governor Hill
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Jobe T. Colbert
Bury
Conm
Carmel
Hill
Mr. Bulkeley
Bulkeley
Sats
New York
Executive Chamber
Albany
Fardon
Connecticut
Senate of
Senate Chamber
Thave
Morris
Senate
Albertson
Conover
Cne
Peabody
York
Flacy
Cronin Va. Gundy
Boardman
S. Halliday
People
Supra
Morgan
Quackbush
Court of Ores
Nebraska
Louisiana
Florida
South Carolina
Watertown
General Sherman
Admiral Porter
Isaac
Patten
Thomas E. Sherman
Obituary: Judge Robert C Pitman Dies at Newton Home
The Hon. Robert Carter Pitman senior associate justice of the Superior Court died at his Newton home after a weeklong illness from erysipelas. Born March 16, 1825 in Newport BR, he studied at Wesleyan and held multiple Massachusetts offices, including police judge, state senator, and Senate president before his 1869 appointment to the Superior bench. He championed prohibition and woman suffrage and lived in Newton about 15 years. he is survived by his wife Frances R. Thomas and two sons. The funeral will be at the Channing Church Newton and burial in New Bedford.
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Robert C. Pitman
Robert Carter Pitman
Superior Court
Church Street
Newton
Mr. Pitman
Newport
BR. L
Benjamin
Mary Ann (Carter) Piman
New Bedford
Mass
Robert Carter
Robert
Friends’ Academy
Wesleyan University
Middleton
Genn
Thomas D. Eliot
Congress
West Veliciana Parish
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Eliot
Borden
Pitman
Police Court
State House of Representatives
Dukes County
State Senate
Andrew
General Court
Senate
Ities
Boston
Charlestown
George C. Brastow
Somerville
Chaijt
William Claflin
Harvey Jewell
John L Baker
5Ven
Jewell
House
Baker
Coasi
United States
State Board of Health
Railroad Commission
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Commonwealth
Claflin
Brastow
Dring
Judge Pitan
Frances R. Thomas
Channing Church
New Hedford
Notable New Bedford Surgeon Leader Dies
Obituary notices Dr John H Mackie a prominent New Bedford surgeon dies aged scarce 70 born Aug 24 1826 Plymouth educated Harvard Jefferson Medical College 1850 served as Navy surgeon during war later Army service chaired New Bedford Board of Health city council member examiner for pensions sister newspapers note death of Judge Thomas Pearson and Rufus G Walden. brief biz ads and patent medicine plug follow.
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John H. Mackie
New Bedford
Plymouth
Harvard
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
New England
New York
Massachusetts Medical Society
International Medical College
American Medical Society
Navy
Bedford
Board of Health
Examiners For Pensions
William P. Rogers
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Bradford
Rogers
Us. N
Nce
Meigs
Washingson
Thomas Pearson
Nashua
N. H
Manchester
Washington
Bogton
Concord
Montreal
Old Colony
Rufus G. Walden
North Adams
Debate Over Australian Ballot Faces Maine Legislature
Aveusta March 5 Exciting House debate on the Australian ballot bills. Judge Stearns argues the open system yields a purer ballot and warns of bribery risk under concealment. Clason of Gardiner backs safeguards, cites petitions from 210 voters across Maine and 93 counties supporting secret voting. Senate delays amendment as it moves to engross the bill allowing Maine Railroad to issue more stock.
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Aveusta
House
Stearns
Caribou
Judiciary Committee
Maine
Massachusetts
Troy
Clason
Gardiner
Behal
New England
Senate
Nh & Maine Railroad
Marriages and Obituaries From Lowell to Boston Area
Marriages listed include Harrison and Phillips, Eastman and Colby, Crossman, and others with shreds of names and places. Obituaries note Sumner Richardson, Abigail Whitney, Susanna Holland, and John Augustus Greely among others, with ages and locales such as Arlington, Dorchester, Woburn, and Newton. Burial details reference Old Colony lines and Central Station, reflecting late 19th or early 20th century notices.
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Crossman
United States
Dohy Crossman
Eastman
Irs
H. E. ‘Tephnab
Greely
Altamonte Spring
John Augustus Greely
Holland
Io Woburn
Susanna
James Holland
Samuel D. Orton
Ag Manning
Liseuan
William G. Manning
Marshall
Ewksbury
Alvin Marshall
Muzzey
Estington
Emily Muzzey
Lancaster
Arlington
George H. Lancaster
Norton
Grove Hall
Dorchester
Bridget Norton
Penny
North Cambridan
Tee Newil
J.D
Newton
Pabert Carter Pitman
Pounder
East Beaton
Thomas
Richaon
Winchester
Dear
Sumner Richardson
Robinson
Somerville
Marearth
Robinenu
Ezra BP
Chicago
Newel Sturtevant
Ag Thom
Ioston
Highlands
John
Old Colony R
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Senator Spooner
Gorman
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Butler
Spooner
Rusk
Proctor
Hoar
Aldrich
Island
Hale
Chandler
Morrill
Vermont
Hawley
Civil Service Reform
Davin B. Hinn
General 5H" MA
White House
Benjies
Salvation Oil
Bull
William J. Tucker
Andover
Charles F. Eastman
Littleton, N
Mary Re
John Colby
Lowell
Novelties
Beleek
China
Belleek Porcelain
Art Pottery Rooms
The
J. Morris Meredith
Thomas Nelson
J.morris Meredith
Congress Street
Chamber
Franklin Street
Devonshire Street
J. M. Meridith
Marlborough Street
Dartmouth
Exeter
J. M. Meredith
Water Side
Beacon Street
Fairfield Street
M. Meredith
Commonwealth Avenue
Mount Vernon Ans
Cohasset
Hollingsworth
Jerusalem Road
J. S. Kendall
Congress St
Newberry Street
Clarendon
Parler
J.M. Meredth
Jamaica Plain
Wm. E. Cox
Parley Avenue
J. M. Meredish
Photos
James F. C. Hyde
Milk Street
Newtons Highlands
NEW Publications
Tazapore Carp
Buenos Ayres
Harper’s Magazine
Curup
the New Weekly Journal
Commonwealth of
Fred S&s. Pinkerton
A. M. Butler
Mybilc
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Ratur Nikissh
Leo Schulz
Johengrin
Warner
D Tater
Ringhardt
Iret
Overtore
Equant
Besthoven
Ion
Sala
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Aoe
Fannie Gil Ette
Libby Prisoon
Gus Williams
Johan T. Kelly
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schorffel
Comme Lieans
Minnie Palmer
Eugene Tompkins
Hustler
Qomely
UN Yongson
Bezins
Se He Ee
Globe
Donnelly & Miller
Beate
Hollis Pat
Mana Babess
M Kendal
Hat
Iaven
Shiling
Jos. Arthur
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Howard Atheneum
Weber
the International Terra Cotta Lumber CO
New England States
C. C. Gilman
Ames and Exchange
International Terra Cotta 'Umber Co
Samuel Hatch & CO
Sydney Bartlett
Arlington Street
Charles River
Newport Land Trust
American Loan and Trust Co
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Gerts
Dovyeoushires
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