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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1890

Page

5

Central Pacific Says No Strong Protest Needed to Defeat Lodge Bill

Washington May 14. The Pacific railroads committee plans decisive action tomorrow. Dalzell's reply to rate of interest shows Central Pacific terms will not be matched. Minority to report Union Pacific indebtedness alone, while eight members back the bill with possible changes. Lodge’s election scheme aims to federalize voting places, costing millions, with Rowell and others poised to oppose. Sir Julian Pauncefote plants a tree at Mt. Vernon with notable attendees. Greenhalge denies aiming to represent Reed and clarifies Kennebunkport breakwater work. Webster postmaster move discussed. Bracken recruited based on war service records.

Washington Strcau Committee On Pacific Railroads Dalzell Central Pacific Union Pacific Pennsylvania Messrs. Flick Iowa Cooper Indiana O’neil Massachusetts Reilly Lodge Judge Houk Tennessee Reed Houk Rowell Stewart Frank Sir Julian Pauncefote Prince of Wales United States Mt. Vernon Julian Pauncefote England Sir Julian Government Botanical Garens Julian MacAlester Laughton Jeannette M. Thurber Field Hearst Bayard Greenhalge Reen Kennebunkport House Frye Hale Senate Webster Congressman Walker John J. Love Love Walker Mr. Love James Bracken Capitol Mr. Bracken Jacken

Resigns on account of ill health in Navy Bureau post

Paymaster-General Thomas H. Looker resigns as Chief of the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing due to ill health. The Navy Secretary accepts the resignation to take effect when his successor is appointed. Commander B H McCalla’s case and potential reprimand are expected to be announced soon. Presidential nominations include Samuel L. Gracey for Cardiff consul and Edwin Stewart as Bureau chief and paymaster-general with rank of commodore. Gracey, born 1835 in Philadelphia, has a long religious and military service record and Republican temperance affiliations.

Thomas H. Looker Bureau of Provisions and Clothing Secretary of the Navy M’calla Navy Department B. H. McCalla Senate United States Cardiff Samuel L. Gracey Massachusetts Boston William H.sborne Department of the Navy Edwin Stewart U.S.N Philadelphia Boston University Methodist Episcopal Church Illinois Wesleyan University Sixth Ennsylvania Cavalry Rush’s Landers Stoneman’s Sheridan Antietam Fredericksburg Brandy Bt Beverly Ford South Mountain Gettysburg Boonsboro Frankstown Falling Waters Williamsport Culpepper Mine Run Westfield Ast Weymouth Fall River Chelsea Cambridge Salem Natick Fourteenth Essex

Market News and Pediments From New York and Rail Stocks

The market in New York remained strong led by Grangers with broad strength and a buoyant close. Atchison and San Diego stocks attracted brisk buying while copper producers stayed firm and copper price expectations rose. London and insiders weighed in on rail and sugar trusts amid a flurry of corporate moves and bond bids in New York City.

New York Grangers Western Railroad

New Hampshire Club Discusses "A Summer Outing" at Meeting

At the Revere House yesterday afternoon the New Hampshire Club discussed "A Summer Outing" and left the matter to the executive committee. Guests included Rev Bernard Carpenter John Boyle O'Reilly and Rev Father J H Mosugh of Manchester. Several new members were elected and Prorrsson Thomson of Thomson Houston electricians is at the Hotel Cliff Swampscott Mass Daniel F Knowlton proprietor.

New Hampshire Club Revere House Bernard Carpenter John Boyle O'Reilly J. H. Mosugh Manchester N. H Prorrsson Thomson Thomson& Houston

Executors Under Peirce Will Face Continued Hearing

A continued Essex Probate Court hearing before Judge Harmon in Salem addressed removal of executors I W Peirce Charles Babbidge and James Converse from the will of the late Colonel T W Peirce of Topsfield. Testimony covered unsettled estate debts and claims with details on property transfers and executor compensation. court adjourned to May 28 at 10 am. Maupen, May 14 reports a wedding at Unitarian Church Selina W Bailey and A Jarratt Lewis with notable attendance and ceremony led by Rev B H Bailey. couple to live in Boston after a wedding trip.

Salem Harmon Essex Probate Court T. W. Peirce Topsfield I. W. Peirce Charles Babbidge James Converse Peirce Nathan Capen Capen Converse Texas Paw Mr. Babbidge Spofford Andrew Peirce Gus Babbidge Southern Pacific Road Boston Witness Galveston, Houston & San Antonio Railroad Company Jay Gould R. S. Spofford Fr. Spofford Maupen Selina W. Bailey B. H. Bailey A. Jarratt Lewis H. M. Nourse Harry H. Bailey Messrs E. L. Potter B. P. Bailey Malden Herbert L. Bowden Fred P. Bowden Melrose

Salem Oratorio Society elects new directors landmark

Salem May 14 Spectau The Salem Oratorio Society elected directors Frank A Brown Walter C Harris John Pickering Thomas M Stimpson George A Shepard Willis H Ropes Charles W Ward Mrs Charles B Fowler Mrs William Fenollosa Miss A F Perkins The last concert incurred a 40 loss leaving 300 in treasury

Salem Spectau Salem Oratorio Society Frank A. Brown Walter C. Harris John Pickering Thomas M. Stimpson George A. Shepard Willis H. Ropes Charles W. Ward Charles B. Fowler William Fenollosa A. F. Perkins

Murdock-Lynch and Turner-Young Marriages in City

In the city on May 12, William Murdock wed Annie Lynch. Also Henry G Turner married Clara M Young in a ceremony performed by Rev Archibald Codman. Separately a list notes 3 pm Sasnas Leonase and Co and 12 m Fruit-Horatio Harris and Co schedules, with 10 am and 2 pm books by C F Libbie & Co.

Sasnas Leonase & Co Horatio Harris & Co C. F. Libbie & Co Murdock—Lynch Reuben Kidner William Murdock Annie Lynch Turner- Young Archibald Codman Henry G. Turner Clara M. Young

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