Speech on race uplift and Senate probe continues
The speech argues moral uplift for African Americans and warns that true progress comes from temperate thinking and steady cooperation with white allies. The Senate votes on amendments, then adjourns after executive session as Dolph’s committee probes leaks, with many witnesses yet to testify.
Election Case to Be Investigated by Joint Committees
The House concurred in a Senate resolution to have the Senate and House immigration committees jointly investigate immigration laws and their effects on American workers. The panel will also review Kedloe's Island as a potential immigrant depot and report government title to the island, with broad expansion of the inquiry into the Clayton Breckinridge contest.
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Washington
House
Owen
Indiana
Senate
Senate Committee On Immigration
House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
United States
Joint
Congress
Kedloe’s Island
New York Harbor
O'Donnell
Michigan
O’donnell
Brazil
Venezuela
Haiti
Porto Rico
British Indies
Ceylon
Dorsey
Nebraska
District of Columbia
Lacey
Iowa
Committee On Elections
Clayton
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Crisp
Georgia
State of
Oklahoma Territory
Journalists Hear Praise and Candid Views at Universalist Club Dinner
Nearly two hundred members attended at the Thorndike with E F Endicott presiding as Edward H Clement discussed "Twenty Years in Journalism." Edward H Clement contrasted Greeley era with modern corporate press and praised interviewing. Horton and Brooks added memoirs on journalism’s evolution, ethics, and the role of women, ending with a Bacon quote on professional duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Club
Thorndike
E. F. Endicott
Edward H. Clement
Boston Transcript
N. A. Horton
Salem Gazette
Elbridge
George H. Emerson
D.D
Henry C. Meserve
William H. North
I. Wallace Cate
Charles W. Smith
G. J. Keirn
Fred E. Lunt
A. T. Nickerson
J. W. Farmer
Emery D. Leighton
Charles F. Potter
A. A. Miner
John B. Winslow
Hiram A. Philbrook
East Boston
J. N. Emery
Attleboro
Parker R. Litchfield
Tribune
Press of
Boston
Garrison
Salem
J. B. Morse
Newburyport Herald
Elbridge 8. Brooks
D. Lothrop Company
Ress
Chaily
Grub Street
Pall Mall Gazette
Thackeray
Eatonswill Gazette
New York Daily
Wayfarer
Joseph Story
Salem Register
Ruth
Ichabod
New York World
Daily Witness
Colonel Shepherd
Archimedes
Gabriel
Multiple New England Firms Face Creditors Panel
A Boston area business section reports meetings of creditors for Thomas Rice Paper Company of Newton Lower Falls and A. J. Chace of Wyoming Mills. Rice Paper lists liabilities total of 32 551 31 with 45 666 31 assets. committee named to report at 2 p m Wednesday at 299 Washington Street. Chace shows 24 000 debt against 54 000 external assets. creditors form committee to propose a trustee and advisory panel for upcoming meeting. A separate note covers Luther S. Stevens Groceries debtor with 4 700 owed and 3 000 assets, committee to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rice Paper Company
Newton Lower Falls
G. W. Morse
State Street
W. M. Bates
House of E. & F. King
C. B. Hamburger
Mr. Morse
H. M. Mansfield
C. F. Hamburger
Adam Beck
John Dolan
Chace
Stephen B. Ashley
Joseph A. Baker
Robert Bishop
Charles R. Bush
Edward A. Chace
Luther S. Stevens
Broadway
Boston
Two Offers At Parker House Creditor Meeting
An adjourned meeting of Parker House creditors heard two settlement offers. Whipple proposed 75 percent of debt with cash if leasing rights were granted, Sinclair Jones offered similar or better terms plus cash, with plans to revamp the hotel. Creditors debated terms, committee arranged, next meeting set for Wednesday at 7 30. The Parker House rent is paid to April and staff contributed toward reducing debts as lessons and local events unfold during the bankruptcy proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Penchard & Mann
Parker House
Maverick Bank
Asa P. Potter
William A. French
Massachusetts National Bank
William E. Russell
Cambridge
John C. Randall
J. H. Pray & Co
John Atkins
C. A. Sinclair
Skinner & Arnold
E. N. Hollis
Benjamin Johnson
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Mr. Parker
Bent & Caverly
Mr. Jackson
Albert Dunbar
Shaw & Newton
D. F. Caverly
A.J. Selfridge
H. S. Lawrence
Jacob Fottier
Sands, Furber & Co
Sinclair
Prichard
Frank Jones
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. Jones
Rockingham
Portsmouth
Wentworth
Newcastle
New England
Boston
Atlantic Seaboard
Sorrento
Florida
Li Messrs. Sinclair
Jones
J.C. Randall
W. A. French
J. C. Randall
John R. Withington
Forest Hills Cemetery
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
County of Suffolk
Linwood Square
Roxbury
Walter I. Winslow
Alvah Kittredge
John RK. Withington
Withington
Suffolk
Lisa M. Bome
Centre Street
Linwood Street
Kittredge
Garceau
John Rupp
Norfolk
France
M. Holmes
Frances M. Winhington
Norfolk Probate
Hills Cemetery
Bprward B. Reynolds
Pemberton Square
Wakefield Town Meeting Votes on Railroad Street Repair
Adjourned Wakefield meeting revisited a $5000 Railroad Street repair vote and indefinitely postponed it. The town authorized road commissioners to repair Railroad Street for $2000 from general highway funds. Officials listed include moderator Michael F. Dwyer and town officers across Savalls and WalErtown. Arlington and Lynnfield items noted with substantial appropriations and elections.
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Wakefield
Railroad Street
Metrorp
Michael F. Dwyer
Corliss Wadleigh
Wiliam C. Craig
John Crowley
William P. Clark
James
Harmon Hall
Joseph Whitehead
B. F. Calley
J. M. Maxwell
F. Robinson
G. N. Milles
Joseph Coburn
George Faulkner
John Armitage
J. M. Barrett
Charles F. Clark
A. Dudley Johnson
H. O. Pratt
V. Edwards
Edward Brewer
C. A. Newhall
H. H. Atherton
George Parsons
Henry J. Mills
Waleerttown
Abraham L. Richards
Board of Selectmen
William H. Ele
George H. Sleeper
Abraham Richards
Fred E. Critchett
John K. Stickney
William H. Ingraham
Lemuel
Gleason
Joshua C. Stone
Harriet Adelaide Coolidge
James D. Monahan
George H. Tarlton
William FE. Farwell
Free Public Library
Herbert Coolidge
William H. Bustin
Board of Health
James H. Harrison
True Aldrich
S. Emerson
W. H. Ingraham
Ingraham
Lynnfield
F. P. Russell
J. M. Danforth
Andrew Mansfield
George E. Batchelder
Albert Mansfield
Boston Deestrick Skoole Presented by Women at Hal
Women voters in Charlestown staged a performance of ye Boston Deestrick Skoole as part of Horticultural Hal events. About 600 people attended the preevent dinner in the lower hall and Speer hall programs followed with Miss Francis Fowler leading the school scene in green poke bonnet and Paisley shawl.
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Boston
North Canadian Atlantic Railway steamship scheme described
A Quebec dispatch details a plan by English and Canadian capitalists to shorten Atlantic travel by 1790 miles through a north shore rail line from Quebec to St Charles Bay and a fast sea leg to Milford Haven. Promoters expect rapid Chicago to London travel in under six days, with $20 million capital and $3–$4 million federal aid. Names include Sir Henry A. Isaac and Sir Robert N. Fowler among others.
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Quebec
America
Europe
Atlantic
New York
Liverpool
Gulf of St. Lawrence
St. Charles Bay
Labrador
Muford Haven
Chicago
Milford Haven
London
North Canadian Atlantic Railway & Steamship Company
Henry A. Isaac
Robert N. Fowler
M.P
Thomas Wood
Milford Docks
Charles G. Mott
Great Western Railway Company
John Douglass
William R. Balch
J. Blanchet
Ottawa
Boston Executive Business Association backs free ships plan
The Parker House meeting of the Boston Executive Business Association discussed two reports on reviving American shipping. The majority urged Congress to allow ten years of free foreign built ships under American registry, with full privileges except coastwise trade. The minority favored enrolling ships under the American flag regardless of where built, with full privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Executive Business Association
Parker House
Committee On Transportation
Congress
Osborne Howes, Jr
France
L. G. Burnham
Boston
England
A. H. Hardy
Alden Speare
Claflin
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South
Harris
Blair
Mrawley
Dolph
Butler
Barbour
Coke
Cockrell
Faulkner
Chandler
Dawes
Cullom
Davis
Daniel
Eustis
Farwell
Evarts
Frye
George
Hale
Hawley
Ingalls Hoar
Hampton
Nevada
Edmunds
Morrill
Moody
Mitchell
McMullan
Payne
Pasco
Pierce
Paddock
Pettigrew
Manderson
Spooner
Washincron
Sproran
Massachusetts
Census Bureau
Abington
Adams
Amesbury
Ameshurst
Andover
Ashland
Atholl
Beverly
Blackstone
Braintree
Bridgewater
Brockton
Brookfield
Brookline
Canton
Chelmsford
Chelsea
Chicopee
Chicopee Falls
Clinton
Concord
Dalton
Danvers
Dartmouth
Dedham
Douglas
Dudley
Easthampton
Houston
Everett
Fall River
Fitchburg
Foxboro
Framingham
Franklin
Gardner
Georgetown
Gloucester
Grafton
Great Barrington
Northampton
North Andover
Northbridge
North Brookfield
Norwood
Orange
Palmer
Peabody
Pepperen
Pittsfield
Plymouth
Quincy
Randolph
Reading
Rockland
Rockport
Salisbury
Saugus
Somerville
South Abingdon
Southboro
Southbridge
South Hadley
Spencer
Springfield
Stoneham
Stoughton
Sutton
Taunton
Tempe
Upton
Uxbridge
Walpole
Altham
Ware
Wareham
Warren
Watertown
Webster
Westboro
Westfield
West Springfield
Weymouth
Wilbraham
Williamstown
Winchendon
Winchester
Woburn
Worcester
the Universalist Club
the Thorndike
Penchard & Mann
THE
Railroad Matters
Central Trafic
President Hill
Great Northern Road
Buffalo
Duluth
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
St. Paul
Central Traffic Association
Northern Steamship Line
Mr. Hill
Hill
Mexico
George L. Connor
Old Colony
Dana J. Flanders
Boston & Maime
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Louisville & Nashville
New Albany
New York, Providence & Boston Railroad Company
New London
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Road
Midgley
Western Freight Association
Missouri River
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Poe van Houten
Helland
Suyntas
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co
Boston Sate Deposit & Trust Co
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
WM. F. Hammety
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Medical
Dk. Humphreys
O's
St. Vitus
Sacenare’ i Anual
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Fulton St
Humphreys
Humparaib Mepicing Co
George H. Taylors
J.B. DE Beer
M. D
Hotel Boylston
Mass
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
Sames Epps & CO
Ilemomopathic Chemists
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Telegraph & Telephone
Pearl ST
J.D. Mead & CO
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Steamship
Fitzroy
Messina
Palermo
Pier 2
Savannah
Lewis Wharf
Snow & CO
North Market St
Boston Stock Exchange
Congress Street
Gt. Falls Mfg
Jackson Co
Continental Mills
Salmon Malls
Mfg
Samilton Mfg. Co
Dwicht Mfg. Co
Saco Water Power & Machine Shop
Ponemah Mills
Rutland RR
Common
City of
Chi
Burl & No. RR
Grand Rapids, Law. & Det
Eastern RR
Coun
Passumpsic Rivers RE
Great Falls Mfg. Co
Lyman Mills
Nashua Man. Co
Ka Mieenari Land Co
Pimars W
Bape Fittsfield & N. Adams RR. Co, Shoe & Leather Nat. Bank, Vinalctana Nattant
Splaawhoodveady
Atlantic Cotton “Mills
Sandusky
Dayton & Cincinnati BR. Co
Burl. & Quincy BR
N. Tube Works Co
Newmarket Mfz. Co
Boston Wharf Co
Cocheco Man. Co
East Tennessee Land Co
Dwight Man. Co
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress St
Reed Bros
Putnam
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
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