Bayard Censure Resolution Passes House After Debate
The Bayard resolutions were voted in the House with 180 in favor and 71 against the censure measure. The second resolution condemning partisan public speeches passed 191 to 59. Debates cited names of Rep. Adams Fairchild Wheeler Hutchinson Willis and others, with party lines clear in the roll calls.
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House
Washington
Adams
Rep
Penn
Fairchild
N. Y
Wheeler
Dem
Ala
Bayard
Massachusetts
Hutchinson
Tex
Willis
Neb
Mr. Bayard
Messrs
Draper
Mass
Del
Yeas
Baker
Maryland
Cook
Illinois
Pitney
New Jersey
Delaware
Bailey
Texas
Cockrell
Cummings
New York
Latimer
South Carolina
Layton and
Sorg
Ohio
Pearson
N. C
Messrs. Allen
Mississippi
Hutcheson
Layton
Owens
Kentucky
Pendleton
Lorg and
Stokes
Contested Louisiana Election Case Sets Boatner Seat Vacant
The House adopted the majority report declaring Boatner's seat vacant due to fraud in the Louisana fifth district election. The vote was 181 to 5 with three Republicans siding with the minority to uphold Boatner. A special election will follow at the general state election on April 21.
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Washington
House
Benoit
Boatner
Louisana
Elections Committee No. 2
Messrs
Fletcher, Johnson
California
Ray
Boater
Massachusetts Representative Seeks Anti-Gambling Protection Law
In Washington on March 20 Mr. Gillett of Massachusetts introduced a bill to shield state anti gambling statutes from nullification via interstate gambling by telegraph, telephone or other means, extending penalties to such gambling as with mail or express.
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Washington
Senate Committee Approves Arizona Statehood Bill
A bare quorum of the Senate committee on Territories ordered a favorable report on the bill admitting Arizona Territory to statehood. Mr. Call voted against the report.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Territories
Arizona
Call
Union Gymnasium Exhibition At Boston Young Men's Union
Last evening the Union Gymnasium held its annual exhibition at 48 Boylston Street Boston before a large audience. Superintendent German F Hoffmann and Everett F Parks directed events including bag punching, various bar drills, dumbbell class, potato race, club swinging and juggling with tumbling to finish. The 1000 member interest in the union work was noted as visitors from other gymnasiums attended, with Bergmann Orchestra providing music.
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Union Gymnasium
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
German F. Hoffman
Everett F. Parks
Bergmann
Boston Schoolhouse Conditions Prompt Major Oversight Change
A Boston inquiry reports 198 buildings with dirty vaults and poor ventilation. It urges central control of janitors, full hiring and firing powers, and a large, sustained funding for repairs to end the sanitary disgrace in city schools.
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Association of Collegiate Alumne
Boston
Quincy
Baldwin
Chambers Street
Baker Street
Ira Allen
Day’s Chapel
Germantown
Nann’s
Wise
Poplar Street
Mt. Pleasant
Bennington Street
Board of Health
City Council
North End
New York
South Boston
Durganville
Roxbury
South End
Charlestown
Consultation Free Tonight At Massachusetts Dispensary No 9 Dover
Free consultations offered tonight at the Massachusetts Dispensary No 9 Dover Street for diseases of the blood skin kidneys bladder and related conditions. The ad claims permanent cures for many Boston patients and includes a testimonial from A J Bushey of 70 Waltham Street about improved health and weight after treatment.
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Massachusetts Dispensary
Dover
Boston
A. J. Bushey
Waltham St
Sarsaparilla of supervision and school space reform
A committee notes large unused space in high and manual training schools with 467 empty seats and 42 unused rooms. It proposes using 20 percent of a 2 million dollar new buildings grant for permanent improvements to address unsanitary conditions and overcrowding. Signed by Mrs Alice A. Pearmain and others.
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Alice A. Pearmain
Ellen «J. Richards
A. P. Norton
E. May Dame
Helena S. Dudiey
Women See The Burglar Face The Gallery Watch
Three young women identified Stzelecki alias Lecky as the burglar seen yesterday. Police note twenty one identifications of properties stolen in six months and expect more. Lecky, calm under pressure, waived examination and was charged with twenty counts of breaking and entering property on Durham street and Berkeley street last February. He is held on 2700 dollars bail.
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Stzelecki
Lecky
Aeres
Wesley
Watts
Brown
Alfred W. Smith
Durham Street
Agnes Norton
Berkeley Street
Wreck blocks line as ten cars derail near Brinkerhoff
East bound freight No. 218 on the New England road derailed at Brinkerhoff New York, piling ten cars in a mass and blocking the line all day. The crash was caused by a truck break, delaying the train from Fishkill Landing intended to reach Waterbury at six. The first east bound train arrived in Waterbury at four this afternoon.
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Waterbury
Conn
New England
Fishkill Landing
Brinkerhoff
N. Y
Marsh Inquest Evidence In Northfield Case
The Marsh inquest resumed in Northfield Vermont with Dr J H Mayo recalling treating Marsh fourteen years earlier after a gun explosion blinded him and damaged brain tissue. Mayo noted recent indigestion but no heart trouble, while other testimony indicated Buzzell and Mrs Marsh laughed while choosing a casket for Mr Marsh.
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Northfindld
Marsh
J. H. Mayo
Trade outlook grim as first quarter fails to revive 1896
Bradstreet reports US trade in early 1896 disappointing with only minor gains in select sectors. Inland markets show some activity in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska while eastern regions suffer from storms. Banking strains widen as failures rise, with 261 U S. and 49 Canadian cases.
Dun and Co Weekly Trade Review Hints At Slow Recovery
Dun and Co report from New York notes only sporadic improvement in shoes and small industries with a squeeze of cotton short sellers, while overall industry and price trends remain weak. Bad weather and country downturns curb business, and failures increase caution. Buyers overestimated demand last year, and leather costs stay high though hides fall.
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Bradstreet
United States
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Mississippi
Northwest
Chicago
Portland
Tacoma
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Washington
Ontario
Quebec
Toronto
Montreal
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Canada
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
London
Congress
Reed camp alarmed by possible New England revolt
The Reed political faction fears a break in Massachusetts tenth district toward McKinley for St Louis delegates. Rumors say Atwood, representing that district, leans McKinley, while Congressmen eye no interference. Reed aides press for support as talks focus on securing the delegation.
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New York
Mail and Express
Washington
Reed
Massachusetts
New England
St. Louis
McKinley
Atwood
Boston City
Quincy
Middletown
Joe Manley
Reed Canvass
Chandler
Grosvenor
Thurston
Salvation Army Gains Followers Prompt Pastor’s Resignation
In Waltham March, darkness fell on the Swed ish Congregational Church as the Salvation Army barracks on Main street drew many members away. Rev. David Lindquist resigned after his flock embraced Army work, while Captain Griffiths said they seek no coercion and only serve those who attend.
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Waltham
Central Street
Salvation Army
Main Street
Church Society
David Lindquist
Lindquist
Army
Post
Grithiths
Firm Against Silver Stance Outlined For Massachusetts Convention
Washington march 20. The financial plank to be submitted to the resolutions committee at the state convention next Friday will be stiff and unambiguous. Senator Lodge drafts the platform denying further silver coinage except for subsidiary uses and only by international agreement, while pledging adherence to the commercial standard.
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Washington
Committee On
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Corcoran Denies Olney Presidential Candidacy Letter
The report claimed Olney wrote Judge Corcoran of the Democratic State committee advising against placing the secretary's name before the State convention as a presidential candidate. Corcoran said he never received any letter about anyone's candidacy and refused further comment on Olney's boom.
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Washington
Olney
Judge Corcoran
Democratic State Committee
Corcoran
Reed Leads in Alabama. Reed Tops Maryland Delegates
Washington March 20 A poll of Maryland Republican legislators shows Reed leading with 37 votes to MacKinley 26 and Allison none. The McKinley faction vows to organize the convention and form a winning coalition despite opposition.
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Washington
Maryland
St. Louis
Reed
MacKinley
Allison
McKinley
McKinleyites Bolt at New Brighton Republican Convention
At the seventh district convention in New Brighton S I on March 20 a row broke out as the McKinley faction with twelve of fifty three delegates left before the chairman vote. The bolters then selected delegates alongside the regulars.
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New Brighton
S. I
McKinley
Bolters
Chelsea Caucuses Report Slim Attendance and Delegates
Democrats of Chelsea held caucuses last night with little interest and no delegates from Ward 8. Delegates were chosen in wards 1 2 4 and 6 with listed chairpersons secretaries state and congressional selections.
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Democrats
Chelsea
Ward
Dennis J. Sullivan
Michael J. Daly
James J. Kane
T. J. Keefe
Eugene Cashman
Fred Hagan
Joseph Dolan
Edward McCann
Patrick Fee, Jr
James A. Flynn
John Manning
Joseph H. Gill
C. E. Pettingill
M. M. Merritt
D. A. O’brien
Jabez K. Montgomery
William C. Cutler
P. H. Cooney
W. A. O’brien
Patrick J. Claffey
Peter F. Lyons
T. D. Sullivan
D. H. Tyrrell
Thomas F. Rogan
John H. Cunningham
Albert D. Bosson
Edward Powers
Dennis H. Tyrrell
John H. Crandon
George W. Ford
John M. Oxton
John Mulloy
Edward Butler
Brookline Nominations Bring Close Races and Surprises
Brookline ballots show several new nominations for town offices. Independent candidate George H. Worthley keeps his bid for treasurer and collector after losing the regular nomination. James B. Hand enters the Board of Selectmen race, challenging Luther B. Merrill who won the regular nomination. Judge John E. Burke appears as a surprise School Board candidate. Independent C A W Spencer fights for a seat on the Board of Assessors after a narrow defeat, with strong local support for his continued candidacy.
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Brookline
George H. Worthley
Citizens’ Caucus
Worthley
Bette
Board of Selectmen
James B. Hand
Hand
Luther B. Merrill
Merrill
Messrs
James, Codman, Conant
Drew
William Seaver
John E. Burke
Boston Municipal Court
Baker
C. A. W. Spencer
Board of Assessors
Spencer
American Ordnance Company formed from Cramp group
The gun and ordnance department of William Cramp & Sons merges with Driggs Schroeder, Hotchkiss, and American Projectile to form the American Ordnance Company. General A. C. Ordway serves as president with E. C. Parkhurst as superintendent. Capital at 2.5 million dollars, offices in Washington and Paris, works in Bridgeport.
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Philadelphia
Gun and Ordnance Department
William Cramp & Sons
American Ordnance Company
Cramps
Driggs Schroeder Ordnance Company
Hotchkiss Gun Company
Providence
R. I
Hartford
Oldest Malden resident Charles Hill dies
Malden mourns Charles Hill aged 117, oldest citizen and longest-serving past Master Mason in the district. Born 1802, he died yesterday at his Main Street home. His wife and daughter predeceased him, a niece surviving as closest relative. Mt. Vernon Lodge will attend his Sunday funeral at 2 PM.
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Malden
Charles Hill
Main Street
Mt. Vernon
American Wringer Company Ad in Boston Area
The American Wringer Company lists wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers at 13 and 18 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. Repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Salvation Army Delegate Joe the Turk Faces Court
Joseph Garabed known as Joe the Turk was arraigned in Jamaica Plain Police Court on two charges: blowing a noise instrument on the streets and blocking streets when told to move. Spectators filled the room as Joe defended himself, delivering sermons and Bible readings before the judge reserved decision.
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Salvation Army
Joseph Garabed
Joe the Turk
Jamaica Plain
Joe
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