Illness of James M. Trotter Grows Critical in Washington
In Washington the recognized time on K street near Twenty first is marked by a pneumonic illness affecting James M. Trotter. Doctors Cook, Reyburn, and Lincoln hold a consult. at 11 pm slight improvement noted but the patient remains critically ill. Mrs. Trotter and household await further word as the 48 hour window nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumaro
Specrar
Jmes M. Trotter
K Street
Twentyfirst Street
Secretary Mannings Successor Named in Brief
Washington March 25 The President is expected to appoint a new Secretary of the Treasury early next week Manning’s resignation takes effect Friday. Favor falls on Mr Fairchild who is aligned with the President on financial policy and enjoys broad support. Some Western figures push for Mr Clarence Cook Cincinnati banker, while Speaker Carlisle declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Washington
Sprecrau
Mr. Fairchild
Fairchild
New York
Treasury
Graves
Whelpley
Jordan
Carlisle
Clarence Cook
Cincinnati
Ex Senator Camden Predicts Resumed Battle in Extra Session
Washington reports ex senator Camden back from West Virginia says the senatorial fight will be resumed when the legislature convenes in extra session next month. He notes bolters in several districts held meetings urging unity with the caucus nominee, but cannot predict any effect due to stubbornness among bolters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Camden
West Virginia
Biography of Stanton by Gorham to be Published
Lewis H. Stanton of Morris Minnesota has engaged George C. Gorham to write an authorized biography of Secretary Edwin M. Stanton. Gorham will use private papers letters and other sources. The work aims to reveal unpublished history and should be finished in about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Washington
Lewis H. Stanton
Morris, Minn
Edwin M. Stanton
George C. Gorham
Senate
Gorham
Big Pension List Shows 257137 Claims Pending
Washington March 25 The commissioner of pensions reports 257,137 applications awaiting adjudication with about 6,000 new claims weekly and roughly 2,500 final adjudications. The list includes granted pensions for residents across New England and several states with originals, reissues and increases awarded to named individuals and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washindon
Commissioner of Pensions
Secretary of the Interior
New England
Laine
Hiram Ellis
Belfast
Hebron M. Wentworth
Gardiner
Samuel K. Stetson
Lincoln
Job Kelley
North Herman
Joseph C. Crobie
Togus
Ole Hanson
Sherman Mills
New Hampshire
Mirick Burgess
Winchesie Eeenter
Levi F. Colbath
Dover
Joshua Lunn
Stark
Increase
Ira Eeid Z W. van Ness
Littleton
Andrew J
Bryyes
Small
East Tilton
Charles C. Howard
Hopkinton
Vermont
Oscar
Preston
Northfield
Henry F. West
Andover
Chauncey Carpenter
Granby
Harrison W. Raynor
Jeffersonville
Massachusetts
Julia
Charles F. Smith
Maynard
Adelisa Perry
Worcester
Christian Christofferson
Boston
James T. Holmes
Norwood
George M. Pike
Lynn
Joseph 5. Cook
Whitinsville
Francis W. Wood
West Bridgewater
Benjamin F. Aines
William Graham
Haverhill
James Armstrong
Chelsea
Rhode Island
Charles C. Vars
Providence
Patrick T. Kenna
James A. Miller
Old Case Settled Over Mail Bag Injury Suit
The Court of Appeals affirmed the $8,000 judgment for Olney L. Carpenter against the Boston and Albany Railroad, for injuries from a mail bag thrown from a car by a postal clerk eleven years ago in Chatham. Including costs, the railroad pays about $9,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, N. Y
Sprcr Au
Court of Appeals
Olney L. Carpenter
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Carpenter
Chatham
Harwich man arraigned in arson and horse theft case
William Nickerson of Harwich was arraigned in court yesterday for setting fire to Seth Morse’s barn and stealing a horse from the premises. He pleaded not guilty and was held to $1000 bail for his appearance Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nickerson
Harwich
Seth Morse
Angry Canadians oppose Boston control of Newfoundland trade
The Halifax correspondent reports The Critic condemning Intercolonial railway management. It cites a Montreal Trade Bulletin editorial showing Boston shipments to St John s Newfoundland rising while railway rates favor Boston and cut West trade. Flour merchants say the government ignores their protest as rolling stock shortages force Montreal refineries to land at Boston. Sir Charles Tupper is aware of the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haufax
Srecrar
Intercolonial Railway
Montreal Trade Bulletin
Newfoundland
Boston
St. John’s
West
Montreal
Charles Tupper
Union Railway Terminus Planned at Morrisania
A prominent railroad official reveals a proposed vast union railway terminus at Morrisania West Chester County to serve New York Jersey City and neighboring lines. The project envisions buying thousands of acres for a world sized depot and switching yard with bridges across the Hudson at Washington Heights and forming a joint stock company to own lands bridges tracks and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aupany
Spectau
Morrisania
West Chester County
New York City
Hudson River
New York
Jersey City
Weehawken
Hoboken
Points
Hudson
Washington Heights
Cornell to Open New School of Pharmacy in September
A March despatch reports Cornell University will add a school of pharmacy alongside its law school. The program spans two full college years and includes analytical, pharmaceutical toxicology, and microscopic botany studies in addition to standard pharmacy subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aupany
N. Y
Spectau
Cornell University
Pharmacy
Analytica
Protest Meeting At Faneuil Hall Against Coercion Act
A Monday April 4 meeting organized by the Irish National League will be held at Faneuil Hall to oppose the proposed coercion act in the British House of Commons. Governor Ames will preside with staff, Senate President Boardman, and House Speaker Noyes. Mayor O Brien will introduce. Various political and religious leaders have been invited to attend and many have signified plans to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish National League
Faneuil Hall
House of Commons
Ames
Boardman
Senate
Noyes
House
O’brien
Hoar
Dawes
Collinns
Morse
Lodge
Covering
Moseley
H. Bernard Carpenter
Bartel
A. A. Miner
Connarty
McKenna Barry
A. J. Teeling
Saltonstall
John E. Fitzgerald
John Boyle O’reilly
North Bennet Street Industrial School Meeting Plans
At the upcoming meeting in the school building next Monday Rev. Phillips Brooks Dr. Samuel Eliot and Rev. Brooke Herford will speak. Visitors may view carpentry printing shoemaking dressmaking cooking classes from 7 to 9 PM along with library, military drill and gym activities for youth and young women. The growth now reaches about 1400 people plus vacation school and a $5000 annual appeal is urged to supplement current funds. total monthly cost about $1000. Managers include Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw Miss Ellen Mason Miss L. B. Pingree Miss Pauline Shaw Miss L. M. Peabody M I Hersey Mr. F. W. Chandler Mrs. Francis S. Fiske secretary Mr. Tucker Daland treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the
North Bennet Street
Quincy A. Shaw
Ellen Mason
L. B. Pingree
Pauline Shaw
L. M. Peabody
M.I. Hersey
F. W. Chandler
Francis S. Fiske
Tucker Daland
Arkwright Club Opposes Freight Tariff Increase
The Arkwright Club of New England mills met at Youngs Hotel to oppose the April 1 freight rate rise and packing discrimination proposed by trunk lines. Charles H Dalton presided. the group adopted a resolution to pursue court or interstate commission actions in cooperation with others. The club pledged to support New York dry goods interests and mobilize members to advance the trade's interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkwright Club
Young’s Hotel
Charles H. Dalton
New York
Merchants’ Club
New England
Club
Whitney Presses Expert Limits on Bridge Competence
The railroad commission's Dedham inquiry heard testimony on bridge design and supervision. President Whitney defended the bridge's safety while acknowledging no expert contractor oversight and noting Folsom's limited duties. The inquest into Bussey bridge deaths began privately before Judge Howard as evidence accumulates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
T.P. Lally
Whitney
Providence Railroad
Hewins
Williams
George Folsom
Board of Directors
Achorn
Folsom
Bussey
Putnam
Providence Road
Joseph W. Balch
Jamaica Plain
Boylston Insurance Company
Road
Frank Cutter
North Attleboro
Earl & Prew’s Express
James A. Folsom
Alleghany Street
Boston
Carpenters
George F. Folsom
Philbrick
Arthur W. Crosby
Institute of Technology
Winslow J. Spaulding
Roslindale
Bussey Bridge
Howard
West Roxbury
Digestylin Endorsed by Doctor’s Wife for Indistion Relief
Dr. R. D. SMITH states his wife used Digestylin for indistion with beneficial results. Ad promotes the remedy as bold by all druggists at 1 dollar per bottle and by W.F. Kidder & Co. SNORT chemists located at 836 John street, New LOTK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Smith
W.F. Kidder & Co
SNORT
John Street
New Lotk
Southern progress seen by visiting Dr Green aboard Peabody mission
Dr Samuel A Green reports on four weeks touring Southern cities for the Peabody education fund. He notes rapid growth in Georgia Alabama and Tennessee with Birmingham Atlanta and Charleston showing enterprise. He emphasizes advancing education for blacks and whites and predicts a future where race tensions fade as commerce and schooling expand despite past strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Green
South
Peabody Education Fund
Dr. Green
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Birmingham
Atlanta
Montgomery
Ala
Savannah
Charleston
Archer
Cleveland
Harvard Ladies Day Entries Display Varied Events
Harvard Athletic Association lists entries for the first ladies day with participants across sparring fence vault parallel bars and standing high jump. Senior team includes Sampson Sterne Bowen anchor and junior squad Pease Crocker Baldwin Balch Balch in order with anchors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Athletic Association
W. Austin
G. M. Ashe
E. W. Grew
L. 5. Thayer
I. L. Dame
F. P. Clement
J. W. Slade, Jr
T. D. Davidson
KE. H. Rogers
F. B. Lund
A. T. Dudley
A. T. Perkins
H. L. Clark
C. E. Lund
E. H. Rogers
Rawson
R. Dew. Sampson
A. EB. Sterne
W. J. Bowen
E. A. Pease
K. F. Crocker
C. H. Baldwin
F. G. Balch
Pray, Sons & Co Enters Sphere Market With Carpet Line
It will be noticed that John H. Pray, Sons & Co. have not added a department, but have gone into the Sphere on just as they are in the carpet business. Doing this on a large scale, they offer many inducements to purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Buzzard’s Bay
Elizabeth Islands
New Bedford
Mass
New England
Robert Barker
Boston Theaters Show Hamlet and The Ratcatcher
Afternoon and evening performances list at Boston venues include Hamlet at 2 and 3, The Ratcatcher at 2 and 7, The Gypsy Baron in Conried Opera at Hollis, Clito at Globe, A Rag Baby at Park, Mattie Vickers at Cea, Siberia at Athenium with matinee and evening times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Husear
Bos’ton
antoWn
Siberia
Auction Sales Schedule Lists Firms and Times
The notice lists stock sales by auctioneers R. L. Day & Co at 11 30 a m Francis Henshaw & Co at noon Monday and a fruit sale by Horatio Harris at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Horatio Harris
Marriages In City Include Five February Events
Marriages recorded in the city include Edward J. Cummings to Charlotte F McIntire at Wollaston Freighrs March 23 and Pierpont Edwards to Ellen M Johnson in this city. William Perkins to Mary D Colburn both of Manchester New Hampshire and Henry Johan Schemack to Carolina Plannett Roxbury March 20. Job Young to Julia Turner were wed March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Deaths in New Bedford and surrounding areas
Notices announce multiple deaths with ages from 17 to 86 across New Bedford Cannes Roxbury Saugus Lenox and Boston. Individuals include Alice Russell Blake William Bray Caroline Field Jeremiah Getchell W H Gray Emma Peterson Nancy Snow John Tourtellott and Salina Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Lenox
Caroline Cushing
Justin Field
George C. Wilde
Boston
Getchell
Jeremiah E. Getchell
Gray
W. H. Gray
Peterson
Roxbury
Emma M
Samuel P. B. Peterson
Snow
Saugus
Nancy Snow
Ourtellot
John F. Tourtellott
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Recorier Trotter
Speker Carlisle
Seretary Stanton
Boston & Albany Railroad
Union Railway Terminus
A School OF Pharmacy
Industrial Education
North Bennet Street School
THE
MR. Whitney
NEW Publications
D. Appleton & CO
Herzserr Spencer
Popular Science Monthly
Jounian Srourais
Gainsborough
Julian Hawthorne
Mrs. Gainsborough
Sandwich
Joserh Horton
London Globe
Bono Street
Franklin Street
Eden
Harriet Waters Preston
Transcript
Roberts Brothers, Publishers
Pameroon Organ & Piano Go
GEO. Steck & CO. Pianos
Tremont St
Waltham St
Hollis ST. Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Conried's Opera CO
Conried & Hermann
Strauss
Sarah Bernhardt
Messrs
Henry FE. Abbey
Maurice Grau
Unite States
South America
Mexico
Havana
Mme
Sara
Marcus R. Mayer
Wilson Barrett
Eastlake
London
Princess’ Theatre Company
Sydney Grundy
Wilso Barretts
Barrett
John Cobbh
Mn Barrett
Boston Museum
R. M. Fiels
Sheridan
E. H. Vanderfelt
Shakspere
Hamlet
Vanderfelt
BoSe Ton Museum
Hoyt
Frank Daniels
Richard Mansfield
Prince Karl
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Kiralfy Bros
Hamelin
Hubert Wilke
Singgold
Howard Athenasum
Bijou Theatre
Comedienne
Mattie Vickers
State St
Kirby St
E. E. Patridge
Albert Bowker
Spring Garden Ins. CO
Philadelphia
the Exchange Fire Ins. CO
and the
Traders’ Insurance CO. OF
Chicago
Mutual Life Ins. CO
Ben J. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
Post Office Square
Fl C Jpatee Newsspaper Advertising Agency
Wellington St
Iosten
N. E
Western Security Company
Eastern Banking
Milk Street
Orate
Francis A Osborn
Edward T
Merrisle W
Washington Street
St. Joachim Bazaar
Alex. S. Porter
Abel L. Lawton & CO
Ayer
Fairhaven, Mass
Anchorage
Fairhaven
GOULD
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
WM. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
James F. C. Hyde
Milk St
Chaseb. Cram
Pemberton Sousrea
British Medical Association
Brighton
England
American Medical Association
Murdock Liquid Food Company
State Inspector of Food
Connecticut State Medical Society
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Saratoga
Milwaukee
Wis
A. L. Murdock
Tue
Ikme
Murdock’s Free Hospital For Women
Our Free Surgical Hospital For
Huntington Avenue
West Chester Park
Our
Free Surgical Hospital For
Gainsborough Street
Causeway Street
Murdock’s Liquid Food Co
Corporation Notices
American Bell Telephone Company
American Bell Telephone
Meionaon
Tremont Street
Charles Eustis Hubbard
Dorchester Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Neponset
Cloek
Thomas F. Temple
Jocket
Aaron KR
GAY & CO
State Street
Longfellow
Doll & Richards
Williams & Everett
Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestea
Wilhelm Gericke
Adele Aus der
School OF Drawing and Painting
Boylston Street
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
M. R. Deming
A. S
Hotel Vendome
Schumacher
Art Club
Ravenna
Vendome
the Weekly Post
Post Publishing Company
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