Bank Loses Bond Case In New York Supreme Court
Justice Maclean denied a restraining order to prevent Abraham White and his wife from disposing of $201 675 50 worth of new government bonds. The Hancock National Bank of Boston arranged gold financing, with profits and commissions, while White faced losses in stock speculation and disputes over who bore risk. The case centers on bond dealings involving J Pierpont Morgan protest, Sage, Guthbert & Co, and third parties financing the gold.
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New York
Justice Maclean
Supreme Court Today
Abraham White
Hancock National Bank of Boston
White
Boston
Hancock Bank
Third National Bank
E. B. Cuthbert & Co
Russell Sage
Sage and Cuthbert & Co
Sage
Zimmerman
Forshay
Butler's Death Condolences Expressed by City Council
The Common Council met at Mayor Quincy's call to address the death of Ward 12 councilman Timothy J. Butler who died at his home at 134 Hudson Street Sunday morning. Resolutions praised his service and a seven member committee was named to attend the funeral.
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Common Council
Quincy
Timothy J. Butler
Ward 12
Hudson Street
Cambridge Builder Denies Being Compelled to Jack Up
Joseph Green of Cambridge says he was not forced to jack up his building. He claims the city superintendent required iron columns instead of brick piers. He purchased iron columns last Saturday and they are being installed, avoiding extra costs.
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Joseph Green
Cambridge
One vote casts for senator as Kentucky legislature cracks up
In Frankfort the Kentucky Legislature met in joint session amid heavy militia presence as only one ballot cast for a U S Senate seat. Officials anticipated further voting tomorrow with tension high and citizens angered by the constitutional clash.
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Frankfort
Capitol
Lexington
Louisville Legion
John Morgan
John B. Castleman
State House
Arsenal
Blackburn
Court House
Senate
Bronston
Bradley
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Speed
Boyle
Art exhibit highlights domestic serenity and seascape at autumn show
Sarsaparilla Prepared only by C. I. Hood & o., Lowell, Mass. The article reviews an art exhibition featuring Abbott Graves and other painters. It praises Graves's five works including The Fisherman's Daughter and The Bric-a-Brac Mender, Halsall's Hauling the Trawl and Winter Calm, and ordway Watercolors. It notes diverse canvases by Waterman, Woodbury, Garrett, and Bicknell. The exhibition runs through the 27th with gallery hours 10 am to 6 pm on Tuesday.
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Hamilton Place
Academy
Thomas Allen
Bouchards
Isle of Wight
Allen
Walter L. Dean
Gloucester Harbor
United States
Enterprise
Abbott Graves
William F. Halsall
Alfred Ordway
Mark Waterman
Granada
el Hamma
Turkey
Charles H. Woodbury
E. H. Garrett
W. H. W. Bicknell
Aldermen Clash Over Weights and Measures Increase
The Board of Aldermen debated a five year subway lease limit and a free transfers stance. Allen opposed a deputy sealer raise, while Dyar attacked it as a reward to Democrats. The increase passed with Allen and Dyar voting no. Committees were named on Cass Grant Sherman Sheridan statues and Patriots Day observance.
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Board of Aldermen
Alderman Allen
Dyar
Allen
Galvin
Ordinance Committee
Bryant
Presho
Common Council
Cass
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
W. J. Donovan
Dyar and
Charles
Barry, Allen
Dr Winthrop Sargent Dies at 73 in Roxbury
Dr Winthrop Sargent of Roxbury died yesterday in his Warren Street apartments at age 73. He was among the oldest Dartmouth graduates and will be buried in Newburyport.
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Winthrop Sargent
Roxbury
Warren
Dartmouth
Newburyport
Local patent remedy ad touts kidney disease cures
An advertisement lists a dispenser at No. 9 Dover Street offering cures for skin and urinary ailments including kidneys and bladder. It claims hundreds cured and a guaranteed cure, with testimonials from a Mr Bushey in Massachusetts and references to blood diseases and general health improvement.
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Dover St
Jong
Lodge Defends Literacy Test in Immigration Debate
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge argues for a literacy requirement to bar immigrants who cannot read or write. He warns that restricting immigration protects American citizenship and wages, highlighting unequal impact on Italians and other groups, and stressing moral traits over language or art.
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Washington
Senate
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rep
Mass
United States
Congress
Minor League Meeting Under Way In Informal Start
Washington March 16 The minor baseball league officials did not hold their expected meeting today with full representation. Presidents Powers Day Murnane Morse have arrived while Hickey and Hough will join later tonight. The Southern league will be represented by Powers via proxy. An informal discussion was held before the regular session expected tomorrow.
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Washington
Minor Baseball League
Powers
Eastern League
John B. Day
National Board
Tim Murnane
Jacob Morse
New England Association
Hickey
Western Association
Frank Hough
Pennsylvania State League
Southern League
Miss Virginia Price Weds William Butler Chalman in Baltimore
Virginia Price daughter of Alexander Hamilton Price retired U S N and William Butler Chalman of Boston married in Associate Reformed Church Baltimore with Rev M Lockwood officiating. Ushers included Oakes Ames Harry Ames and Debloise Paige. Couple depart for their Northern home after reception.
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Baltimore
Virginia Price
Alexander Hamilton Price
E. C
William Butler Chalman
Boston
Lockwood
Associate Reformed Church
Oakes Ames
Harry Ames
Debloise Paige
Chalman
Wakefield Delegates Back Reed for President
Wakefield March 16 delegates elected at the Republican caucus pledged to vote for national delegates who will support Thomas B Reed for President. Four tickets contested the caucus and the Reed for President group won by a large majority.
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Wakefield
Thomas B. Reed
Reed Faction Pulls Ward 20 Candidate in Tenth District Fight
Augustus T. Sweat of Ward 20, a candidate for delegate to the St. Louis convention from the tenth district, announces his support for Reed in the dispute known as the fighting tenth. He follows another candidate in presenting his stand on the issue and the current convention scene.
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Augustus T. Sweat
St. Louis
Reed
Tenth
American Wringer Co Advertises in Boston Area
The American Wringer Company lists locations at 13 and 18 Broadway Extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. It offers all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 7.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Busy Boston Businessman
F. F. Rice of Bennett & Rice Plumbers and Steam Fitters reports severe back ache from kidney problems. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Knight's Pharmacy the pain subsided and he endorses the remedy. Sold by all dealers or 50 cents a box from Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole U S agents.
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Dean
F. F. Rice
Bennett & Rice, Plumbers and Steam Fitters
Sudbury St
Knight’s Pharmacy
Court St
Cor. Hanover
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Massachusetts State Board of Trade holds dinner at Parker House
The Massachusetts State Board of Trade gathered 100 members at the Parker House with President Charles E. Adams presiding. Resolution calls for gold standard support, a Department of Commerce and Manufactures, and a formal Congress stance on coin as gold.
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Massachusetts State Board of Trade
Parker House
Charles E. Adams
Charles Francis Adams
Quincy
Charles C. Jackson
Jackson & Curtis
F. B. Sears
First National Bank
Francis H. Appleton
Peabody
Boston
Congress
United States
Appleton
Adams
Department of Commerce and Manufactures
Deaths from Charlestown and Boston Ward 12 notices
Julia A Sylvester widow of Charles T Sylvester died at Charlestown on March 16. Funeral from her brother James F Ginn 131 Bunker Hill street on March 18 at 2 pm. Relatives invited to attend. Timothy J Butler former Councilman Ward 12 died in the city aged 35. Funeral from his sister Mrs Charles W Dixon 187 Dorchester street South Boston with high mass at St James Church Harrison avenue Wednesday at 10 am. Relatives invited.
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Sylvester
Charlestown
Julia A
Charles T. Sylvester
James F. Ginn
Bunker Hill Street
California
Butler
Timothy J. Butler
Ward
Charles W. Dixon
Dorchester Street
Boston
St. James’s Church
Harrison Avenue
Cuban Resolutions Move to Inform Senate of Seizures
The Senate debated Cuban policy as Mr Call offered a resolution directing the Secretary of the Treasury to report to the Senate all orders seizing U S vessels loaded with arms and passengers bound for Cuba and the authority for such seizures. The session adjourned with Mr Morgan and Mr Hale trading remarks on Cuban petitions and Spanish despatches.
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Washington
Senate
Call
Dem
Fla
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
United States
Cuba
Elkins
Rep
W. Va
Committee On Foreign Relations
Sherman
Ohio
Senator Morgan
Hale
Morgan
Mr. Hale
Mr. Frye
Congress
Olney
General Campos
Mr. Morgan
Continental Congress
Virginia
Senor Canovas
Maine
de Lome
Panic in Barcelona as crowd charged by gendarmes
In Barcelona on March 16 a march of about 700 people shouting Viva Espana sparked a gendarme charge from mounted officers. Demonstrators panicked as sabres were drawn and at least one boy, 14, was seriously wounded while authorities ferried him to the hospital. public anger grows.
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Barcelonia
Regiment forming in Brooklyn for Cuban freedom
A regimental unit is forming in Brooklyn to aid Cuban freedom. About 350 to 400 men are enlisted and drilled in small gangs to avoid attention. Rifles are supplied by the junta and recruits, many seasoned as adventurers, seek good pay.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Maceo Crosses Havana Province Into Pinar del Rio
Patriot leader Maceo and his forces have crossed the province of Havana and entered Pinar del Rio, advancing his campaign in Cuba as of March 16. The move marks a strategic shift in the ongoing conflict.
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Maceo
Havana
Kemeny Forces Showalter To Resign In Chess Match
The eighth game of the U.S. chess championship at Franklin Chess Club ended with Kemeny forcing Showalter to resign on move thirty nine. The score stands Showalter four, Kemeny three, with one draw.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Chess Club
Kemeny
Showalter
Boston Fireman Theodore Hutchings Sr Dies in Neponset
Theodore Hutchings Sr a veteran Boston fireman died in Neponset on Saturday in his seventy fifth year. He served in the fire department since 1848 and worked sixteen years for the Putnam Nail Company South Boston until shortly before his death. His discharge is believed to have hastened his end.
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Theodore Hutchings, Sr
Boston
Neponset
Putnam Nail Company
Charles H. Gates Dies at 80 in Louisburg Square
Charles H. Gates, longtime Boston and Canada figure, died yesterday at his home in Louisburg Square. He was 80 and one of the few surviving scholars of the famous Roundhill School.
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Charles H. Gates
Louisburg Square
Roundhill School
Boston
Canada
Train Schedules for Boston to Needham and Nearby Stations
Railroad timetable excerpt listing departures from Boston and Albany depot to Needham Highlandville Upper Falls Medfield Millis Medway West Medway Woonsocket and other stops with 7:05 to 10:15 p m sequences, prices, parlor car seating, and ticket info from 3 Old South House or depot foot of Summer St Boston. J T Odell and W R Babcock sign as vice president and general manager and general passenger agent.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston
Needham
Highilandville
Upper Falls
Medfield
Millis
Medway
West Medway
Woonsocket
Pascoag
Summer St
Oston
J. T. Odell
Boston and Albany railroad timetable highlights 1895
The notice lists multiple Boston to Albany and Chicago lines with daily and weekend departures, including drawing room, vestibule sleeping, and buffet cars. It details No. 7 15 19 28 87 68 88 49 43 75 and the New York Limited with times from 8:30 to 11 PM, plus connections to Hartford New Haven New York and Kneeland Street offices for tickets.
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Boston
Albany
Wagner Butlet
Wagner
Chicago
R. R
Utica
Michigan Central R. R
Cincinnati
J. Four
St. Louis
Detroit
NEW York Limited
New York
Springfield
Washington St
Kneeland St
A. S. Hanson
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C. I. Hood & O
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Wood
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Res Today
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Chalman —Price
J. A. Melvin
Blackstone St
National Secretary of Commerce and Manufacturers
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Executive Council
Jonathan A. Lane
James T. Smith
G. R. Chester
Mr. Hill
Norwich
Sprague
Lynn
Mr. Webster
Bositon
Marry ME
Silas
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Crouch
M'Millan
C. Cunningham
Walter Crouch
Catherine McMillan
J.newman & Sons
Remont ST
HILL
Hill Meliciny Co
Newark City
Secretary of Treasury
Barcelona
Brooklyn Regiment
FGR
Puritana
Peritana Compound Co
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New England Railroad Co
Hartford
Park Square
West
Erie
West Shore R. R
Newrburg
Fishkill Landing
Putnam
P. mi
New London
Ore
Southbridge
Webster
A.m
Boston & Albany havioAd
SOUND
Park Square Station
New Haven
Hartford Hallroad
Shore Line
Bay State Limited
Shore_ Line
Air Line Limited
Fall River
Ball and Sound
Newport
Plymouth
Pilgrim
Stonington
Providence
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Rhode Island
Philadelphis
Baltmore
Pennsylvania
Mary
Colonial Express
Federal Express
Old State House
iLitte M
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A. C. Kendall
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Raston Pass
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