The Camerons Favor Randall Re Election in District
In Washington March 10 observers say gerrymandering of Congressman Randall's Pennsylvania district will fail. Randall commands workingmen's support in Philadelphia and could aim for another district if repudiate. Rumors say Senator Cameron and son oppose the plan and prefer Randall remain in Congress.
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Randall
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Washington
New York City
Congress
Fernando Wood
Sunset Cox
Capitol
Senator Cameron
Simon Cameron
Harrisburg
Camerons
Bay State Club Guests At Annual Boston Banquet
The Bay State Club of Boston will host guests at their next banquet at the Revere House with Chairman Carlisle Representatives Springer Matson Wilson McAdoo Viele General Rosecrans First Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson and Chief Clerk Youmans. The party leaves Washington at 2 PM tomorrow led by H B Lovering with Mrs Carlisle and Mrs Lovering. Maybury of Michigan planned to join but left for Detroit then may ride to Boston if business finishes in time. otherwise he aims to attend the Irish American Benevolent Society anniversary on the 17th.
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BAY State Club
Washington
Bay State Club of
Boston
Revere House
Carlisle
Springer, Matson
Wilson
McAdoo
Viele
Rosecrans
Stevenson
Youmans
The
Treasury
H. B. Lovering
Massachusetts
Massachusetts, and Accompanied By Mrs. Carlisle
Fight Over Washington Pavings Divides Congress
Wasa Hindon March 10. The Senate pressed for paving New Hampshire Avenue in the wealthy north end of Washington while the House favored paving New Jersey Avenue in thickerly populated districts. The House won March 4, but the District commissioners threaten to ignore the law, sparking impeachment talk and potential trouble when Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Wasa Hindon
House
Senate
District of Columbia
New Hampshire Avenue
New Jersey Avenue
Congress
Senate committee studies executive department methods
The select Senate committee to inquire into executive department methods met in the Senate appropriations room. Senator Cockrell, chairman, was authorized to form a sub committee to gather information on department practices and clerical needs and report by early June. He will visit departments with a clerk and stenographer.
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Washincton
Sprcta
Senate Committee
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Cockrell
Pocket vetoed bills documented after adjournment
Washington dispatch reports forty bills vetoed by pocket process as Congress adjourned. Six Senate bills and thirty four House bills, including fifteen pension measures, plus river and harbor, labor and DC health officer report printing bills. Officials warn printing bill delays impact vital statistics bureaus worldwide.
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Washington
Congress
House
White House
Senate
District of Columbia
Bureau of Vital Statistics
New England Pensioners Get Raised Or Reissued Pensions
Washington March 10 pension lists show New England beneficiaries with increases reissues and restorations across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts Including Maine Michael Welch Dover John Lundy Fort Fairfield Sewall Snowman Blue Hill Oliver Blacking ton Charles Veasie Oliver N Blacking ton and others Manor towns listed Names appear with towns and notes of increase reissue or restoration in the pension roll.
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Ers
Maine
Michael Welch
Increase
Dover
John Lundy
Fort Fairfield
Sewall P. Snowman
Blue Hill
Charles W. Veasie
Bangor
Oliver N. Blackington
Augusta
Lewis V. Jones
Belmont
Joseph F. Richardson
Carrell
George N. Leeman
Bath
Andrew J. Clark
Perry
New Hampshire
Matthew McDonald
Manchester
John Jones
Joseph
Eli Holden
Barre
Edwin L. Waters
Pawlet
Jarvis UC. Harris
Waitsfield
George A. Spencer
Derby
Massachusetts
John V. Hunt
Quincy
Elisha E. Thomason
Restoration talks span states and figures in 1900s notices
George W. Douglass and Uriah Macey in Maine discuss restoration efforts at Brockton with Florence named. Rhode Island lists Russell C. Champlain re issuing notices in Providence, Connecticut notes Charles Joyce reissue in Bridgeport.
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Douglass
George W. Maine
Florence
Uriah Macey
Brockton
Rhode Island
Russell C. Champlain
Providence
Connecticut
Charles Joyce
Bridgeport
Treasury Aide Receives Fire Safety Suggestions
The acting Secretary of the Treasury has about one hundred letters from the Feb circle inviting ideas to protect life and property from railroad and steam boat accidents by fire. First Comptroller Durham rules militia arms funding rises to 400000 but not available until July 1. Fourth class appointees include W R DeWolf Frank G Glover and Frank A Morley.
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Capital News
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Dupont
Durham
W. R. DeWolf
Blackball
Conn
Frank G. Glover
Hebron
Frank A. Morley
Leadville
Mass
Coronet and Dauntless Set for Saturday Regatta Start
The yacht race between Coronet and Dauntless will begin Saturday at 1 p.m. from an imaginary line Owl's Head to the tug Luckenbach. The New York Yacht Club regatta committee acts as judges and will anchor by buoy No. 15. The winner is the yacht crossing Roche's Point line into Queenstown Harbor first. Dauntless odds have shifted against her.
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New York
Coronet
Dauntless
Owl’s Head
Luckenbach
New York Yacht Club
Roche’s Point
Queenstown Harbor
Turbulent Strikers at Heywood & Co Dress Down Officials
Spectators swarm Worcester street as Heywood & Co. faces ongoing strike trouble. Police escort two scabs Herman Potts and Bayley home to avoid mob violence. Protests extend to Marlboro, Brookfield and Spencer as efforts find Faledeau the French non union man.
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Worcester
Heywood & Co
A. O. H. Hall
Heywood’s
Heywood
Herman Potts
Masters’ Union
Bayley
Reynolds
Brockton
Washburn
Marlboro
Brookfield and
Spencer
Faledeau
Mr. Heywood
Yale Professor Accused of Heresy Sparks Complaint
The Rev Alexander E Duncan a McGill graduate studying at Yale Theological Seminary has charged Professor John E Russell Winkley professor of biblical theology with heresy denying the divinity of Christ. Yale faculty dismiss the claim as an attempt at notoriety. Duncan age 85 formerly led a Canadian church and joined the senior class last fall.
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New Haven
Conn
Alexander E. Duncan
McGill University
Canada
Yale Theological Seminary
John E. Russell
Winkley
Christ
Yale
Duncan
Panic at Duprave Theater Sparks School Children Plunge
In Duprave Louisiana a panic erupted when someone shouted Fire at a ventriloquist show attracting over 700 children. Professor Irish and others tore down partitions opened doors and broke windows to clear passages. Several children were injured but none seriously.
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Duprave
National Musicians League Seeks Band Hiring Reform
The National League of Musicians of the United States passes resolutions urging Congress to bar government employed bands from competing with locals and to protest foreign bands on contract. A committee of Currier Chicago Miller St Louis and O Reilly New York is sent to Washington to push legislation next December.
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National League of Musicians of the
United States
Congress
Messrs. Currier
Chicago
Miller
St. Louis
O’reilly
New York
Washington
Coronada shooting arrests widen in Wichita county
Adjutant General A B Campbell arrested fourteen Coronada men in the Coulter Rains killing case after warrants for about forty were issued. Both towns fortified themselves and prepared for war while the detainees were taken to Garden City for trial.
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Apiein
Kan
Coronada
Wichita County
Leot
A. B. Campbell
Coulter Rains
Garden City
Republicans renominate George E. Macomber for Mayor
Avansta Maine March 10 Republicans tonight renominated George E. Macomber for mayor. The party backing the incumbent seeks continued leadership in the city.
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Avansta
George EK. Macomber
Montefiore Association Holds First Purim Ball at Parker Hall
The Sir Moses Montefiore Association formed in 1885 hosted its first grand Purim ball at Parker Fraternity Hall with about 200 couples attending. Lenius's orchestra played as a large oil portrait of Sir Moses Montefiore by Meyer Goldman was presented to the association. The floor was managed by Meyer Goldman with Julius Cohen assisting. Officers listed include William Phillips as president and Arthur Banstein as vice president.
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Sir Moses
Harry Goldstein
J. Charack
J. Cohen
J. Hillson
Canal Dredger Draws Rain soaked Legislators to Sandwich Hotel
A party of seventy five Representatives and Senators watched the Lockwood dredger in a heavy rain as they pressed for a four year extension of the canal charter. Speakers including Speaker Noyes and lawyer Whittemore urged continuation to open Barnstable waters to public use with domestic capital backing the project.
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Sanowich
Speaker Noyes
Barnstable
Buzzard’s Bays
Charles C. Dodge
New York
Sidney Dillon
Thomas Rutter
Consolidated Gas Companies of New York
Lockwood
Messrs. Smith and Ripley
Ellis
Sandwich
Shevlin
Whittemore
E. C. Carrigan
Alpheus Hardy
Henry M. Whitney
Hocum Hosford
Alfred A. Nickerson
Thomas Russell
Henry G. Sturges
Charles William Allen
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Carrigan
Canada
Bay of Friday
Maine House Acts on Labor and Finance Bills
In Avousta Maine on March 10 the House labor bill saw Senate amendments partially adopted, prompting a conference committee. The fortnightly payment bill now covers corporations but excludes municipal officers, teacher hires by corporations, and steam railroads. Trustee process repeal and debt imprisonment were reported with partial scope. Boston and Maine stock purchase of Eastern Maine properties was indefinitely postponed 72 to 60.
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Avousta
House
Senate
Jills
Boston & Maine
Maine
Bank Seeks $12000 from Charter Oak Life in Hartford
Continental National Bank of New York sues to recover a $12 000 promissory note made by Charter Oak Life Insurance Company of Hartford to its former president George M. Bartholomew. The bank obtained an attachment from Judge Donohue against the insurer’s property as it seeks payment after default.
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New York
Continental National Bank of New York
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company of
Hartford
Conn
George M. Bartholomew
Supreme Court
Louis Fitzgerald
Donohue
Governor Wetmore Would Not Run For Reelection
A colonel on Governor Wetmore's staff told a Republican meeting in Previpence Rhode Island that the governor would not seek another term.
Mystery of Roger Williams Origins Examined by Historical Society
The Massachusetts Historical Society met with Dr. George E. Ellis presiding. Discussions centered on Roger Williams birthplace and parentage, new evidence from Mr. Reuben Guild, and corrections to past assumptions. Members reviewed Williams's age at arrival, education, and misidentified figures, along with notes on Lovewell’s fight location and Drake’s Bay evidence.
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Massachusetts Historical Society
George E. Ellis
John Harvard
Waters
Roger Williams
Boston
Reuben A. Guild
Brown University
Rhode Island Historical Society
Guild
Williams
Ambroke College
William Williams
Gwinear
Cornwall
Charter House
University
Rhode Island
Pembroke
Roger
Lewis Williams
St. Albans
Lincolnshire
New England
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John
Dorchester
Abbot Lawrence
Roger Wolcott
Edward J. Lowell
Martin Brimmer
Uriel H. Crocker
C. C. Smith
Deane
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George C. Lord
Robert Waterston
Justin Winsor
Robert C. Winthrop, Jr
R. C. Winthrop, Jr
Robert Williams
Everett
Sharpless
Middleton
Washington
Lovewell
Langdon
Winsor
George Davidson
United States Coast Survey
Jack’s Bay
Golden Gate
Sir Francis Drake
Bay of
San Francisco
Edward E. Hale
Elder Brewster
Hebel
Colonel Washburn
Captain Davidson
Bay of San Francisco
Sir Francis
Bay
Keats
Cortez
Darien
O Foundation
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Thomas Harvard
Clothworkers’ Company
Stratford
Women of Hindoo Land Delivers Call for Education Reform
Pandita Ramada, a Brami lady visiting from India, spoke at Trinity Chapel despite bad weather. Rev. Phillips Brooks introduced her as a highly educated, liberal advocate who will tour major U S cities to urge American women to support higher education for Indian women and reform widow conditions.
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Trinity Chapel
Phillips Brooks
Pandita Ramada
United States
Hindoo
America
Meeting of fishing owners on non-inter course bill
Representatives of fishing owners met in Gloucester to urge immediate enforcement of the non-inter course bill passed by Congress. President Steele of the Fishery Union urged swift action to prevent Canadian vessels from gaining privileges in Canadian ports that would harm American fishermen entering Canadian ports.
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Giloucesterr
Congress
Steele
The
Fishery Union
Maine Hospital Receives 50000 From Abner Cuburn Bequest
Porttaxp Maine March 10 The Maine General Hospital received the first instalment of a 100000 bequest from the late ex Governor Abner Cuburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porttaxp
Maine General Hospital
Abner Cuburn
Pensioner Reprieve: Whittier Nephew Secures Back Pension
A Washington note tells of a one legged veteran who, after a long delay, receives $1400 pension arrears from the Soldiers' Aid Society. He endured poverty and illness, aided by a comrade and an army women’s society, and plans to return home once cured.
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Washington
Whittier
Jiis
Soldiers’ Aid Society
Canal scheme eyed for Bass River route to Cape Cod Bay
South Dennis reports Colonel Wilson and investors exploring a Bass River canal from Nantucket Sound to Garden Beach River with possible three year completion. Proponents note deep water, natural banks, and easy access for West Indies and Gulf ships. The Illinois Supreme Court agreed to hear new trial motions for the Haymarket anarchists next Thursday.
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Wilson
Nantucket Sound
Cape Cod Bay
Bass River
Garden Beach
Vineyard Sound
Sandwich
Buzzard’s Bay
West Indies
Gulf Ports
Gay Head
Nantucket Shoal
Illinois Supreme Court
Haymarket
Theatre listings brightens city stage lineup
Amusements column showcases multiple theaters with nightly shows. Alone in London at the eee Theatre entertains audiences, while Boucicault’s Kerry and Fin Mac Cool play at Theatre Street. Mantell stars in Tangled Lives at O Theatre, Rosina Voices leads at Park Theatre, Rentz-Santley Burlesque at Athens & AM, and Helene Adell appears at Riou Theatre with daily matinee and evening performances.
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Eee
London
TREET
Boucicault
Kerry
Fin Mac Cool
Por Ao
Antoinette Rigaud
Efron Otheatre
Robert B. Mantell
Park Theatre
Rosina Voices and Company
Howard Athens
Am—Rentz
Auctions and Sales Schedule for Saturday
Today Fruit Horatio Harris handles 12 month paintings Leonard and Co at 5 p.m. Saturday stocks at 11 30 a.m. with R Ley and Co and 12 m. with Francis Henshaw and Co.
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Horatio Harris
Leonard & Co
Stocks—R. Ley & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Marriages in City Include Kibling Pearson and Park Kittredge
In this city on March 3 Frank A. Kibling wed Martha Pearson. On March 10 at the Church of the Unity Charles Caldwell Park of Allegheny Penn to Helen Kittredge of Boston. On March 9 in Watertown G Frederick Robinson married Grace Pratt, both of Watertown.
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Kibling Pearson
JH. Perkins
Frank A. Kibling
Martha Pearson
Park—Kittredge
Church of the Unity
M. J. Savage
Charles Caldwell Park
Alegheny
Penn
Helen Kittredge
Boston
Robinson—Pratt
Watertown
W. H. Savage
G. Frederick Robinson
Grace Pratt
Death notices from Cambridge and surrounding areas
Obituaries list multiple deaths with locations and ages including Hannah Allen 78 in South Dartmouth Addison W Banfield 57 in Wolfboro Susan Pickering Bemis 80 of Cambridge Sarah Boynton Cambridge Martha T BURNSHAM 90 in Boston Hattie M Crothers 27 in Cambridge Wealthy C Jones 85 in Wellesley Rebeckah B L Murdock 78 Sharon Martha A Russell 47 Woburn Charles Frederick Sleeper 38 Malden Florence Fenno Tuckerman Washington DC John S Valentine 73 Melrose Elizabeth F Waters 59 Boston funeral notices for Emmanuel Church and private burial included
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South Dartmouth
Hannah
Sylvanus Allen
Banfield
Wolfboro
N. H
Addison W. Banfield
Bemis
Cambridge
Susan Pickering
Emery Bemis
Boynton
Sarah
Morris B. Boynton
Chauncy Street
Burnsham
Savingl
Boston
Martha T
Thomas Burnham
Contoocook
Crothers
Hattie M. Crothers
Jones
Wellesly
Wealthy C
Marshall Jones
Weston
Murdock
Sharon
Rebeckah
Russell
Woburn
Martha A. Russell
Sleeper
Malden
Charles Frederick Sleeper
J. K. C. Sleeper
Tuckerman
Washington
D. C
Florence Fenno
Walter Cary TuckKerman
Valentine
Melrose
John Ss. Valentine
Waters
Elizabeth F
Banchor
Robert H. Waters
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Pictures Bargains in Pictures Sale Reduce Stock
The subscriber announces his removal to No 2 Hamilton Pl around April 1 during rebuilding. To clear stock he offers through March framed etchings engravings photographs at much below usual prices. Includes a small lot of unframed photographs mainly from Braun Almari and German publishers.
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No. 2
Hamilton Pl
Braun, Almari
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