California Trotting Stock Sales Close in New York
The California trotting stock sale closed in New York on March 8 with high attendance and strong prices. Over two days the total rose to $200,175 at an average of $183.47, led by Robert Bonner purchasing Catharine, a two year old bay filly by Sidney, for $8000, among many other consignments to buyers in Boston, Brockton, Hartford, Philadelphia and beyond.
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Big fires rage in multiple cities across March 8 reports
A Louisville blaze gutted Kleinhaus & Simonson's clothing houses on West Market Street with Market Street casualties among firefighters. Losses reach 435400 with multiple insured and uninsurable items. Other towns Slater Missouri Corry Pennsylvania Baltimore New Haven and Charlestown report separate fires causing significant property damage and insurance claims.
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Franklin Library Restricted Book War Over Robert Elsmere
The Franklin Library, privately run yet publicly supported, faced a clash as four teen copies of Robert Elsmere were donated by unknowns. Director Rev. William Thayer objects to circulation, calling it an attack on Christianity. The dispute surfaced March 8.
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Weavers Vote to Strike After Arbitration Visit
Faux River reports a mass meeting where weavers vote to strike next Monday morning after the state board of arbitration arrived and, after hours awaiting a committee that did not form, held talks with the board of trade before leaving disappointed.
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Market quiet then weak as Samoa news spooks investors
New York trading paused after AP reports of Samoa difficulties. Bear activity persists from Chicago amid short interest in Granger stocks. Local copper, railroad, and mining shares show limited movement with cautious outlook into May and June.
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Rhode Island House OKs Fifth Amendment Re submission
In Providence on March 8 the Rhode Island House of Representatives passed a bill to re submit the fifth prohibitionary amendment by a 41 to 25 vote.
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Theatre Listings for Boston Venues This Afternoon and Evening
Haunting mix of plays operas burlesque and variety listed across Hollis Street Boston Museum Park Theatre Globe Boston Theatre Howard Aileen Grand Opera House. Shows include Antony and Cleopatra Rosedale School for Scandal Erminie New American Opera Company Fat Men's Club with matinee at 2 and evening performances at 7 45 or 8 as scheduled.
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Paintings by Leonard & Co and Fruit-Snow & Co Schedule
Readable items show Leonard & Co paintings at 3 p.m. today and Snow & Co fruit at 1 p.m. Monday. The notices specify exhibition times and consignor names for upcoming viewings.
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Marriage Celebrations in Cambridge and Chelsea
At Cambridge on March 6, Rev Henry Hinckley of Lynn joined Curtis Davis Noyes and Carrie Belle Frasier, both of Cambridge. At Chelsea on Feb 28, Rev S W Sample united E G Schoonmaker of Ansonia Conn with Anna Littlefield of Chelsea.
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Death notices from Boston area on March dates
Obituaries list multiple individuals with locations and ages including Helen Kreese 65 Winter Park Florida Lela Clark 26 Winter Park Florida E Page Davis 84 Bedford Massachusetts Susan Gardner Ellis 76 Andover Lucy P Eaton Boston Dr James F Harlow 69 Mt Auburn Chapel Joel H Sanders 68 Boston Highlands Ella Starratt 35 Somerville Emeline Laura Stevens 16 West Medford Caroline Smith West Medford Vernal R Stedman 74 Cambridgeport Ebenezer W Thwing 87 Brighton funeral for Harlow at Mt. Auburn Chapel Sunday 3 pm
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New Spring Goods From Macular Parker Custom Dept
Macular Parker & Company announces Spring Goods from its Custom Department. Garments are handcrafted in in-house shops by skilled workers with long service. Customers should select materials and place orders early to ensure timely delivery, as delays have occurred in past springs. Gentlemen are invited to preview the stock and see the large variety of goods.
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