Washington Notes on Courts and Shipping Bills
Southern Senators push Justice Miller or Field for chief justice while Garland would be associate. Democrats back Carlisle for chief justice. Senate pacing confirmation before election. Maynard allows Saltonstall to run Boston customs with current staff. officers warned on June pay. Shipping committee hears Codman and Snow on mills and crew costs. river and harbor bill eyed for about 19 million dollars. President may sign bill if total aid remains near that level.
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End of a Monopoly by Government on Canadian Pacific
Ottawa reports the Canadian Pacific monopoly over Manitoba to the border will end. Premier Greenway and Manitoba Attorney General Martin depart Ottawa satisfied with a government back down. A written pledge from Sir John Macdonald ensures Manitoba laws will not be blocked. Parliament to vote compensation of over 12 million dollars to CP.
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Democrats Name Delegates to Fifth District Convention
In Waltham on March 30 Democrats chose delegates for the fifth congressional district convention. The list includes S. E. Clark, F. F. Wibbs, J. J. Harvey, John C. Thorp, and others by ward. A tariff message from President Cleveland was endorsed and a resolution instructed delegates to support the president for a second term at the national convention.
Liberal Union Club hears Potter on vicious literature
At Young's Hotel William J Potter president of the Free Religious Association of America spoke on vicious literature and its societal harms. He urged purity of heart and higher press standards while criticizing sensational reporting and divorce news. Newly elected officers include J Henry Wiggin president and Samuel F E Sewall as vice presidents.
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Liberal Union Club
Young’s Hotel
William J. Potter
Free Religious Association of America
Potter
R. 8. Adams
Montreal
Louis Maas
Wulf Fries
William L. Whitney
Everett L. Hill
Sidney Howe
Benjamin 8. Cudworth
George
Robert ©. Adams
James Guild
David H. Clark
Daniel‘. Crandon
J. A.J. Wilcox
John Wilson
LE. A. Sawtelle
Patent medicine firm touts Katarroos sales claims
A manufacturer warns against overpricing Katarroos on 50 cent bottles saying the product lasts long and suggests sending for a circular to learn how it has helped other customers. Advertises to all druggists.
Boston Theatres Schedule and Civic Exhibits
The listing shows matinees and evening shows across Boston venues including Dolores at the Boston Theatre Rag Baby at Park Theatre Mme Modjeska at Hollis Street A Dark Secret at Globe Theatre The New Danites at Howard Athen um The Bells of Haslemere at Boston Museum and Variet y at Grand Opera House plus religious event Christ on Calvary at Old South Church and Battle of Bunker Hill and Battle of Gettysburg displays at Cyclorama venues on Tremont Street.
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Boston Theatre
Park Theatre
Hollis Street
Mme. Modjeska
Globe Theatre
Howard Athenaum
Boston Museum
Grand Opera House
Old South Church
Mercer Cameron and others wed in city marriages
In this city on various dates in late March, several couples were united in marriage. Charles A. Mercer wed Lizzie A. Cameron of Boston. George S. Powell wed Emma A. Stiles. David Lorenzo Prescott wed Lizzie C. Farmer. Eawin H. Ray wed Jessie E. Jewell. N Everett Silsbee wed Lillian Lincoln. Herbert M. Smith wed Etta L. Freeman. Louis Jackson Wyman wed Annie Lenothal Crocker.
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Herbert M. Smith
Haverhill
Etta L. Preeman
Boston
Wyman—Crocker
Addison Foster
Louis Jackson Wyman
Annie Lenothal Crocker
Deaths in the region March 24 to March 29
Local notices list multiple deaths with ages and locations including Charles L Britton Easton 77 13 James Buckley city 54 Julia Corcoran Charlestown 72 Bridget Doherty city 53 John Duhe Boston Highlands 33 Martin Glynn Jamaica Plain 70 Catherine Goddard city 27 Mary Harmett Dorchester A Mary Huse Newburyport 64 8 23 Joshua Jones Quincy 70 3 13 Charles B Marden city 40 Ann McCann Chelsea 64 John Menley Brookline 65 Eliza Mina han South Boston 62 Elizabeth W Pierce Roxbury 55 Eliza Pratt Revere 63 4 10 Luther Styles city Norwood Mary Louisa Talbot Norwood 66 7 Shithe Java Shithe 24 Shompson Waltham Susan H Thompson Waltham Eliza Tufts Westboro Jacob Wright Woburn 68 years Captain Wright listed
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Easton
Charles L. Britton
Buckley
James Buckley
Corcoran
Charlestown
Julia
Maurice Corcoran
Doherty
Bridget
Jatmnes Doherty
Duhe
Boston Highlands
John Duhe
Glynn
Jamaica Plain
Martin Glynn
Goddard
Catherine
Patrick Goddard
Hammetdt
Dorchester
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Lydia D. Harmett
Huse
Newburyport
William H. Huse
Jones
Quincy
Joshua Jones
Eighteenth Regiment
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Marden
Charles B. Marden
McCann
Chelsea
Ann
Patrick McCann
Mealey
Brookline
John Menley
Minahan
South Boston
J. W. Talbot
Shithe
Java
Yshompson
Waltham
Susan H
George M. Thompson
Yupys
Westboro
Eliza Tufts
Woburn
Jacob CU. Wright
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