Morton’s New Home and Senate Reorganization Noted
A notable showing of American paintings and etchings was presented to press by Garfield Hospital lady managers at Vice-President Morton’s residence. The exhibit highlighted Boston artists and Whistler prints as Mrs. Morton prepares to occupy the house next winter. In a separate note, Massachusetts soldiers chased a thief near Eighth and E streets, roughing a colored man before police intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
J. Appleton Brown
J. Foxcroft Cole
I. H. Caliga
Charles H. Davis
W. L. Picknell
Marcus Waterman
I. M. Gaugengigi
Mr. Waterman
Sidi Abder Rahanan
Algiers
Mr. Gaugengigi
Gaugengigi
Ies
Endig
Senate Adjourns and Caucus Reorganizes Committees
The Senate adjourned till noon and Republican senators caucused on committee and officer reorganizations. A committee of Platt Allison Plumb Dolph Mander son Evarts and Quay will coordinate majority membership with the Democratic minority, with several retirements reshaping committees. Job expected to be Postmaster Haynes says Joe O Manley likely to succeed Fowler at Augusta. Postmaster General orders Nantucket steamboat mail service seasonal schedule from Wood's Hall.
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Senate
Joe” Manley
Augusta
Mantucket
Allison
Stewart
Platt
Plumb
Dolph
Manderson
Evarts
Quay
Harris
Cockrell
Kenna
Bowen
Palmer
Seaboard
Riddleberger
District, of
Saulsbury
Chandler
Library of Congress
Mississippi River
J. Manchester Haynes
Maine
Republican National Committee
Joe O’ Manley
Fowler
Congress
Manley
Wood's Hall
Nantucket
Haitien insurrection gains ground as Legitime wins battles
The Andes reports Port au Prince calm and Legitime supported by natives. Jan 4 a division led by Piquant defeated Hippolyte’s forces, with Hippolyte staff officer Mireie captured. Jan 11 Legitime’s army routed Hippolyte at Claireur, with losses of four flags and fifty cases of cartridges. The Belize captain is alive. Le Molle cable station controlled by Hippolyte explains defeat rumors.
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New York
Atlas Line
Andes
Kingston
Jamaica
Haytien
Port-au-Prince
Légitime
Piquant
L’orcobie
Hippolyte
Jean Mireie
Valliere
Claireur
Preuse Gabeau
Port-au- Prince
Lagrand Saliene
St. Mark and
Gonaives
Marmalade
Banery
Hioche
St. Michael
Valtiere
St. Suzanne
Belize
Hayti
le Molle
Portland Steamboat Crews Strike Over Pay Cut
In Portland on March 6, captains engineers and crews of Oregon Railway and Navigation Company boats halted work after a 10 percent pay reduction order. The tie-up is complete with crews determined to resist. The Engineers' and Pilots' Association representing most river captains and engineers pledged to oppose the proposal.
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Portland, Or
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Engineers’ and Pilots’ Association
Columbia and Willamette River
Eden Town Meeting Ends as Citizens Order Rum Shops Closed
Bar Harger March 6. Eden's annual town meeting adjourned after three days. By unanimous consent the citizens moved to the rum shops and warned owners to close and depart. A mass meeting will be held tonight to plan enforcement actions.
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Bar Harger
Eden
Ex-President Cleveland and party greeted by cheering crowds
Ex-President Grover Cleveland his wife and accompanying officials arrived at Jersey City station at 6 p.m. to a loud display of cheers from the gathered crowd. The cordial reception followed as they boarded a ferry and later stayed at the Victoria Hotel in New York.
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New York
Cleveland
D. S. Lamont
Grover Cleveland
Mrs. Cleveland
Market Reports from New York and Boston Bond Activity
New York trading was heavy on small market realizations yet underlying strength favors higher prices. Union Pacific is seen rising on branch line consolidation and possible four percent dividend this year. Copper advances dominated our market as syndicate settlement could boost copper shares and overall confidence. Good demand for bonds persists with limited supply and strong interest in high price municipal and railroad bonds. Boston public park bonds offered at 11414 with 4 percent coupons and 30 years remaining. Paper demand solid with frequent 4 percent rates. call money 2 5 to 3 percent. Copper contract terms not public. market expects price and output to adjust with consumption. some mines may be leased near contract price. Thomas A. B. Price opens banking brokerage at 35 Congress street after four years on the exchange. Mexican Central 5 percent bonds on London market with two percent premium. London Statist notes America’s mortgage security demand exceeds supply. Bee Line directors elect Lang president and consider consolidation with Big Four committee.
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New York
Union Pacific
London
London Statist
America
Boston Gas Companies
Hudson Tunnel Railway
Buckeye Mowers Wrecked in Worcester Storehouse Collapse
The Richardson Manufacturing Company suffered a major accident at its Worcester works when a two story storehouse over an open sewer collapsed. High water loosened the brick piers causing the structure to fail. About 400 mowing machines on the lower floor fell with the building.
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Worcester
Richardson Manufacturing Company
Mahoning National Life Association Fails in Columbus
The Mahoning National Life Association suspended operations and sought court dissolution. President D. E. Stevens was named receiver with a $100 000 bond. Inventory lists hold $30 000 cash notes and $21 000 accounts, while risks total $10 000 000. Heavy death rates forced higher assessments causing over half the members to drop out, impairing funds and limiting new member growth.
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Columbus
Mahoning National Life Association
D. E. Stevens
Fragmentary Estate Sale Schedule
Today entries list Fruit-Horatio Barris aged 12 months. Tomorrow sales include letters at C. F. Libbie & Co. and books at Leonard & Co with times 10 a.m. 2 p.m. 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
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Horatio Barris
C. F. Libbie & Co
Leonard & Co
Marriages in this city and Cambridgeport holdings
Notices record multiple marriage intentions and ceremonies on March 3 4 5 6 led by local clergy including Rev Emory J Haynes Rev Roderick Stebbins Rev T J Whelan Rev J E Bary Kid L P Boland and Rev Henry Hinckley Brides and grooms include Hattie C Skinner Caroline P Ware Helen Brooks Lucy Liley Carrie Bell Frasier Mary Ellen Buxton and Fred A Park with city and Cambridgeport references.
Obituary notices from multiple towns dated March events
A batch of death notices lists George E. F. Baker 45 in Newton. Alice Borden 89 in Concord. Betsey Yabcock 86 in Berlin. Sarah Chamberlain widow of Elijah Clark in Newton. Margaret Clasby 95 in South Boston. Albert Gay 69 in West Denham. John D. Heustis Jr. 38 in this city. Daniel B. Lovejoy 71 in Reading. Edith G. Osgood 31 in this city. Mary E. Perry widow of John L. Perry in Brooklyn. Nettie C. Sharp 27 in Saxonville. George Saville in Quincy. Captain Samuel Webster 69 in Chelsea.
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Baker
Newton
George E. F. Baker
Borden
Concord
N. H
Alice Borden
Babcock
Berlin
Mass
Betsey Yabcock
Clark
Sarah Chamberlain
Elijah Clark
Clasby
South Boston
Margaret
Owen Clasby
Gay
West Denhaim
Albert Gay
Heustis
John D. Heustis, Jr
Lovejoy
Reading
Daniel B. Lovejoy
Edith G. Osgood
Perry
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mary E
John L. Perry
Sharp
Saxonville
Nettie C
W.N. Sharp
Emerson F
Sarah W. Fuller
Marai Tee
Quincy
George Saville
Webster
Chelsea
Captain Samuel Webster
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Legitime
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Victoria
State Street
Boston
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Messrs
William $. Lawson & Co
No. 35
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Price
Stock Exchange
Cyrus Field
Manhattan
Bee Line
J. D. Lang
Big Four
Supreme Court
Oregonian Railway Company
Villard
O. T. Company
Summit Branch Railroad Company
Wistar
Bear Valley
Lykens
Summit Branch
Butte, Mont
West End
Whiskey Trust
Wall Street
Exchange
Cape Cop
Buckeye
Baldwin Place
Baldwin Race
North Margin Street
J. M. Clark
Court Street
O. M. Wentworth
Rutland
Kimball
Hawley Street
Bar Harbor
Sherman
Camden
D. C. RR
E. W
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Suffolk
Catherine M. Sullivan
Loston
Elena Chard
Boston Prest
Johnnv. McKim,squire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF
Masy
William F. Marshall
Said
Liberty Square
James & Abboy
Uriel H. Crocker
Ioston
Boston Post
Joan W. WokKim
Esquire
Middlesex
Caroline Psk
Cambridge
Tremont Street
Mason and
West Streets
Massachusetts New Church Union
James B. Billings
Carowridge
George M. Brooks
JH. Tyler
Commercial Street
W. Putnam Page
Oliver St
Medford
Forest Street
G. Kf. Manning
Forest St
School St
Richards and Kaldwinsts
South
Wilttier
Isaac B. Mills
States
Globe Building
Washington Street
N. E. Wiring and Construction CO
Pearl Street
Mass‘achusetts
Norfola
Probat&l Court
Henry Austin Whitney
Milton
Joseph C. Whitney
Ellerton P. Whitney
Dedham
Norfolk
George White
Jonathan Cobb
Commonwealth OF Massachousetts
David F. Haynes
Lamoine
Hancock
Edward F. Johnson
Marlborough
Ees
Joan W. McKim
Isquire
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Lucy Elizabeth Fessenden Wait
Isaac P. Gragg
Sane
Joan W. McKin
Commonwealth OF Massacho&setts
Moritz Baer
Ber
Thomas Dean
Newspre
Elanihe
Ommon Wealth OF
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George N. Faxon
Charl&s A. Cummings
Maria Forbush
Josephine Forbush
Ada Forbush
Joan W
Ickrim
Elwah George
Neos
Catherine L. Berran
Hmnself Tnt Trust
C. Everett
Washburn, Admr
Otice
John Kelleher
James M. Mahar
Otlce
George Davis
Nimeelf
Bonit
G. Howe Davis
Stephen F. Wilson
M. Son
Charles A. Boynton
Nee
Ellen E. Bowen
Rens Spaans
Commonwealth OF Massacho
J Setis
Emma I. Brown
Herbert C. Clapp
Massachuetts
Isaac D. Farnsworth
Jonathan A. Lane
Alexander C. Washburn
Eeommonwealth
Massachusetts
Mary Bishop
Rosanna
Pames
Elliah George
Massachla
Mary J. Walters
Mary F. Callahan
Joan W. McKint
Elijah Glorge
Commonwealth OF Massachuww
Benjamin F. Berry
Henry B. Dennison
Elijam George
Massachd
Warren P. Haynes
Trenton
Edward &. Johnson
Jonn W. McKim
Massachu Xsetts
Eliab Brown
Addison Browne
Alovance
Orrin Harrington
Emma Isadora Graves
Monany
Commonwealth OF Massachus Setts
Patrick Running
Mary Cunningham
Foston
Commonwealth OF Massachid
Wilhelmine Keilig
William J. G. Fogg
Joan W. McKim, Esqui
Michael J. McKay
J. A. McGeouch
Tremont St
Neil McKay
Admr
West Dedham Street
P. C. Co
Rose
Huntington Ave
George Meacom
Court Square
John Bb. Fitzpatrick
Daniel A. Patch
James F. Farley
William J. Smith
Federal Street
Meredith & Nelson
Exchange Place
Kilby St
Corner Water St
Silas Peirce
Eugene E. Patridge
Charles E. Macallar
England
Post Office Square
Pamphileia
Benj. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
Ss. F. Trull
WM. B. Tumbner
Macullar, Parker & Company
Macular, Parker & Company
Washington St
NEW Publications
United States
Levi P. Morton
Marrison
Harrison
the International News CO
Phe Bes
E. van Noorden & Gco
Harrison Ave
Sons of Veterans Buttons
V. and
G. A. K. Outfit
G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
Premier Flour OF
Recorder Printing CO
Europe
Chestnut Street
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Lester Wallace
Rosedale
Lancers
Batt
Annie Clarke
Hollis Cadorne
Isaac B. Rich
Antony
Cleopatra
McCaull Opera CO
Chassaigne
Falka
M. Coquelin
Eugene Tompkins
New American Opera Co
Gustav Hinrichs
Faust
Boehemian
Maschera
Howard Atheneum Star Specialty Company
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Rudolph Aronson
Comic Opera Company
Erminie
New York Casino
Music Hall
Matinee
Mme
Sanders Theatre
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
C. M. Loeffler
Freischutz
Weber
Bruch
Schubert
Beethoven
University
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Tremont
J. C. Stewart
Ones
Fat Men’s Club
Howard Atheneum
Howard Big Burlesque and Novelty CO
Bridget Howard
William A. Howard
Deceas
Owen Howard
Elijal George
Joanna Regan
Elizabeth A. Whitney
Johanna Regan
Mary
Ely
Magany
Charles E. Colbert
William Vaughan
Bostop
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