Senate passes pension bill amid amendments and related senate actions
The Senate approved the pension bill by a party vote while Logan presented a substitute arbitration bill. The House debated amendments to the post office appropriation bill. The electoral count committee reported a bill creating a second vice president, a minority urged broad constitutional revision, and Cleveland reportedly bought a Washington house. Also noted are oyster seeding attempts, Bease murder trial, Portisn merchants pressing coastal rights, a Nova Scotia schooner threat, Provincetown wreck links, Parker’s sewer project, Lowell trial remarks, abortion prosecution in Lynn, and various foreign and social notes including an eruption in Mount Zima and broader diplomatic shifts.
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Senate
Bito
Senster Logan
Ac House
Liouse
United States
Cleveland
Washington
Texas
Wellfleet Bay
Bease
Lawton
Portisun
de la Ponnes
Shijl
Provincetown
Somerset
Ghates W. Parker
Don Patrice Lynch
Chilian Navy
Mount Zima
Gox
Softee Maisteate at Chickering Hall Honors Local Singers
A large audience attended the goilee musicale at Chickering Hall in honor of Sime b.M. de Angelis and her pupil. Mrs John Blick, Miss Lucy Tudor, Mrs Olive Gerencia, Miss Laura Lb Wood, Miss May Greenwood, Miss Faith Morse, Miss Mattie Colby and Miss Marion Osgood joined by Mr Endicott tenor and Mr Frask A Fuller bass gave an engaging program. The performers demonstrated solid technique and expressive phrasing with notable numbers by Beethoven Meyerbeer Verdi and Thomas. applause for Endicott drew a brief claque response from some friends, seen as somewhat marked by enthusiasm.
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Softee Maisteate
Papils of
Mane
de Angelis
Chickering Hall
Friends of
Sime
B.m. de Angelis
John Blick
Lucy Tudor
Olive Gerencia
Laura Lb. Wood
May Greenwood
Faith Morse
Mattie Colby
Marion Osgood
Charge Endicott
My. Frask A. Fuller
Lida Law
Iiss Jeannie Clum
Mrs. Cleck
Beethoven
Miss Greenwood
Thomas
Trotting at Lawrence Race Meet Ends with Notable Performances
At the Lawrence Riding Park on May 19 the second day of racing drew 43 attendees. The 85 class purse of 200 dollars was split among winners including J. Crawforshua, John Morrill, John Kiley, and Ethan aah ar by 3. Various jockeys from Boston and Lawrence earned places such as A. Hathaway of New Sedford and Paul A. Weonward of Boston. Local contestants like M. He Kimball and David Bini also placed, amid fast times and close finishes.
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Lawrence
Riding Park
J. Crawforshua
John Morrill
John Kiley
Ethan
A. Hathaway
New Sedford
Paul A. Weonward
Boston
Joe Shores
TH. Dempsey
Lowell
Ste
Dan Degiey
Daddy Gibner
Haties Healey
Gto
B. m
Bessie Gole
Pariner Club Dinner at Parker House Reported
The Pariner Club held its annual dinner at Parker House with Rev. F. H. Lodge presiding and Fr. George W. Cranewick as master of ceremonies. A fine entertainment followed after supper, with members contributing acts before a small gathering of guests. A box note described a fire in a basement room at 10 Oliver Street in a four story stone building, caused by an overheated boiler, with damage estimated.
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Pariner Club
Parker House
F. H. Lodge
George W. Cnaewick
Powderly outlines aims of Cleveland convention
In an interview General Master Workman Powderly said the Cleveland meeting on May 25 will perfect rules governing strikes and consider boycott questions. The election for his successor as general master workman will not be held until the first Monday in October at Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sescsanton
Penn
Larger Pensions and Succession Reform Debate in Senate
The Senate debated the pension bill with amendments to raise minimums and extend eligibility for three month veterans, passing the measure 34 to 14. Senator Logan proposed broader coverage and a substitute arbitration plan, while a House committee report urged a second Vice President for line of succession amid ongoing constitutional revision discussions.
Weather Gleanings From Boston May 11 1886
Weather overview across eastern states notes light rain in New England areas followed by fair skies and warmer trends. New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia see scattered showers then clearing. Southeast states expect localized rain then fair and variable winds. Boston meteorological record includes temperature barometer and visibility readings for yesterday with multiple stations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Constitutional amendment on second Vice President proposed in House
In Washington May 19 the House, under Mr Dibble, reported a joint resolution for a constitutional amendment creating the office of second Vice President. The House then debated the Senate amendment to the post office bill, with Willard supporting the foreign mail service and Phelps praising it as boosting American shipping. Hiscock argued the plan is not a subsidy, noting potential benefits for commerce and markets abroad while warning against fear of votes.
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United States
Messrs. Peters
Kansas
Bingham
Pennsylvania
Lore
Delaware
Dingley
Maine
Messrs. Dockery
Missouri
Springer
Sinois
McAdoo
New Jersey
Washinevon
Dibble
South Carolina
House
Hammond
Georgia
Senate
Willard
New York
Phelps
Friends of American Shipping
Hiscock
England
Lonlon
Lord Salisbury
Hier Majesty’s
Primrose League
Lord Beaconsfield
Ireland
Lie
Arecnes
Lord Saisbury
Europe
Duchess of
Marlooro
Fendolph Churchill
Mennere
Kes Exch
Air
Thamberlain
Gladstone
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Timothy Norrinsicn
Dublin
Oranges
John Morley
Gainesboro
Lincolnshire
The President Buys A Tourer In Suburbs
Gossip swirls over a private house purchase believed linked to the President. Reports say 29 acres and a Green estate home at Woodiey lane and Tenleytown road, valued at 25000 pounds, were bought with 2000 dollars bound to the deal, title under review at City Hall. Colonel Lamont and Buffalo’s Wilson Bissel are named active purchasers. Outcome and intent remain unclear.
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WasuixeTon
Green
Woodiey Lane
Tenleytown Road
City Hall
Colonel Lamont
Wilson Bissel
Buffalo
Washington
Judicial Appropriations Reported for House Action
Washington May 19 The House appropriations committee approved the legislative executive and judicial bill totaling 20 558 119 a reduction of 813 485 from current year and 845 566 from estimates The civil service commission funding stays unchanged The pension office special examiners renewal and a 30 person increase in patent office examiners are included Internal revenue collection funds are cut by 160 000
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Wasshington
House Committee On Appropriations
House
Helman
Civil Service Commission
Pension Office
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Pensions
Civil Service
Blair Pension Bill Faces House Challenge on Labor Hours
Washington May 19 Special. Senator Blair has moved his omnibus pension bill through the Senate and now plans to push a law reducing government work hours below eight. He publicly states eight hours is not the lower limit workers can command, while the House shows little chance the extreme pension bill will pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaiw
Washington
Blair
Senate
House
Judge Mallory's Charge to Grand Jury on Riots
Judge Mallory directed the grand jury to pursue cases against alleged riot instigators with impartiality. He stated that a person may be guilty if they counseled hired or incited others to commit an unlawful act, even without present participation.
Portland Fishing Vessels Seizure Sparks Meeting
In Portland on May 19 a large gathering condemned Canada's seizure of the schooners David J. Adams and Ella M. Doughty and urged firm US action. Speakers urged proclamations of nonintercourse, armed protection, and swift government measures to secure releases and defend rights of American fishing interests.
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Portland
David J. Adams
Gloucester
Ella M. Doughty
George W. Trefe
United States
John W. Deering
Mryland
Canada
A. NM. Stith
New England
Dana
Cit
Charles H. Filng
Israel
Charles H. Gupiil
E. G. Willard
Messrs
B. Whitten
Charles H. Guptill
Whitten
Portland Fishie Exchange
Dominion
Canadie
Moglish
Congress
Coloial
Thomas Lb
Reed
Wiliam P.rye
Board of Trade
Lbhey
Charles Burleigh
Chapman
Eastport Schooner Barred From Herring Purchase in Digby
The Eastport schooner Jennie and Julia under Captain Ferris cleared for Digby to buy herring for smoking but was refused by Canadian officials. With consul certification and clearance, the captain was told the purchase was prohibited and the vessel would be seized if attempted. The episode, amid Ottawa guidance, may test whether Canadian ports may block American trade without retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
Jennie
Julia
Ferris
Digby
United States
Custom House
Ottawa
Dominion
Boston
Canada
Canada Fisheries Dispute Eases With Liberal British Concession
Special to New York World reporting from Washington on May 18 says no potential conflict with England over Canadian fisheries. Britain will not back Canadian seizures of bait buying schooners at Digby. Minister West expects a liberal treaty construction allowing American fishermen to buy bait in Canadian ports. West notes Senate politics under Senator Frye may have blocked earlier concessions. The dispute now hinges on a diplomatic arrangement and proper reparations for hasty Canadian actions.
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New York World
Washington
England
Digby
West
State Department
Senate
Fery
New England
Frye
Aitcadle
YANKEES THREATEN A SEIZURE OVER BAIT SHIPMENTS
Port Stano Maine May 19 Schooner Arctic of Lockport New York arrived with an order for 980 barrels of bait. Local fishermen fear a seizure while the Gem of Ocean, holding a touch and trade permit, ships arms and guards to deter action. A provincial vessel heads here with seventy five barrels of mackerel for bait, underscoring duties and freight costs for local fishermen who must buy domestically.
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Port Stano
Arctic
Lockport
N. 5
Gem of Ocean
Telephone Trial Trialing General Butler Says Mocking Bent Testimony
In the telephone trial Mr William Bent continued testimony denying knowledge of the Louisiana and Mississippi company while in New York on May 23 1888. General Butler presented a supposed purchase agreement dated Lowell May 28 183. Bent admitted signing the agreement and later said the signers were subscribers not shareholders. A lengthy objection over a bill of expenses and confrontation over two glued letters followed. The Erie cash book was argued over admissibility with Butler arguing that earnings do not prove stock watering. Bent failed to recall key facts and was told to step down as the hearing adjourned until Friday 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lows
Albany
Louisiana and Mississippi
Butler
Bent
Glidden
General Butler
Erie
Cleveland Company
Fashionable Wedding at King's Chapel
Miss Julia Minot, daughter of Dr. Francis Minot of Marlboro, married Mr. Felix Rackerman of Lenox in King's Chapel yesterday afternoon. Rev. Henry W. Foote officiated as a fashionable crowd looked on. The bride wore white satin with duchesse lace, a long train, diamond ornaments, and carried a bouquet of white blues. A reception followed at the bride's parents home on Marlboro Street.
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Julia Minot
Francis Minot
Marlboro
Felix Rackerman
Lenox
King’s Chapel
Henry W. Foote
Jackerman
Miss Blake
Miss Bullard
Henry A Fletcher Dies at 49 in Lowell Pneumonia
Henry Al. Fletcher a well known Lowell Boston and New York businessman died of pneumonia in Lowell aged 49. He was Boston agent for Lyford and Knoblock neckwear New York and a prominent Freemason, having held state grand lodge offices and served on finance committees. He leaves a widow and one son. Funeral Saturday with Masons from across the state acting as guard of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry al. Fletcher
Lowell
Boston
New York
Lyford & Knoblock
New York City
Royal Arch
Massachusetts
Grand Council
Oberlin Lodge
Charles W Parker of Boston Dies Suddenly in Rockport
Charles W Parker of C W Parker & Co Boston a prominent Rockport citizen died suddenly yesterday probably of heart disease He was about 57 a noted contractor on the Boston sewer Moon Island project and the Charles River improvements He leaves a widow and two adult children.
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Charles W. Parker
C. W. Parker & Co
Boston
Rockport
Parker
Moon Island
Charles River
Tie
Vice Admiral Lynch ruler of Peru and Chilean navy head
Vice-Admiral Don Patricio Lynch of the Chilean navy, born in Santiago in 1895, died recently. He trained in Chilean and English navies and served as military governor of Peru during Chilean occupation. He suppressed Calderon, aided Caceres against Telesias at HuaMachuco in 1883, installed Iglesias in Lima, then withdrew troops to Chorillos. He led the Chilean navy from 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Patricio Lynch
Santiago
Peru
Chili
Calderon
Caceres
Telesias
Iwuamachuco
Iglesias
Lima
Chorillos
National Assembly
Admiral Lynch
Oyster Planting Arrives in Wellfleet Bay
In Wellfleet on May 19 schooner Frank A Pettis delivered 900 bushels and Three Sisters 1765 bushels of oysters from New Haven. Total 10665 bushels this spring to be planted in Wellfleet bay, owned by R R Higgins of Boston. Beds are in excellent condition after long nonuse.
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Wellfleet
Frank A. Pettis
New Haven
Wellfleet Bay
R. R. Higgins
Boston
Archbishop Ryan Indorsed At Philadelphia Catholic Meeting
At a Philadelphia Catholic convention a committee was formed to draft a telegram to the Pope and report on the event. A resolution praised Archbishop Ryan for backing the Grand Army of the Republic and urged U S bishops to follow his lead. It also called for priests to officiate at Decoration Day services in Catholic cemeteries with or without attached churches and granted GOPR broad privileges.
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Ryan Indorsed
Philadelphia
Ryan
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Jury declines to indict Belleville deputy sheriffs in East St. Louis killings
Belleville grand jury reported to the Circuit Court after refusing to bring true bills against deputy sheriffs who fired on a mob in East St. Louis during the recent railroad strike, killing six. The panel favored non indictment by fifteen to eight on manslaughter charges.
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St. Louis
Belleville
Ill
East St. Louis
Trial recounts movements of suspect in Wareham murder case
Plymouth May 19 Samuel F Besse trial resumes with testimony detailing his movements on and after the crime. Witnesses describe purchases, sightings, and items tied to the accused including boots stockings hat and a wagon load believed to contain a body. Corroboration comes from multiple residents and shopkeepers.
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Plymouthu
Samuel F. Besse
Pauline Lovg
Wareham
Lawton
Clarence H. Stewart
East Wareham
Kk. Crocker
Exist Wareham
Matilda Reynolds
William
Marion Wass
Braley
John Holland
Keyers
Darius W. Westgate
Jie
Iie
Sam
Mary A. Westgate
Fred I. Crittenden
Besse
Pond
Elizabeth Burnham
South Wareham
Rosina Burnha
David S. Smith
Douglass
James K. Tripp
Acushnet
New Bedford
Moses
William F. Andrews
Obed KR
Masur
Caroline M. Howland
Plainville
William Hi. Morselander
Fairhaven Bridge
Hiram W. Wentworth
Christopher T. Baily
Plymouth
Knights of Honor meet in Boston with visiting supreme officers
Over 400 Knights and Ladies of Honor led by Major C. C. Emery paraded to Old Fellows Hall in Boston for a welcome collation. Delegations from supreme lodge in Providence and visiting officers from New Jersey Indiana New York Tennessee gathered with Grand Protector Boylan giving the welcome. Carriages to escort supreme officers around the city were planned for today.
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Knights OF Honor
H. Gage
Boston
Wener
New Jersey
E. J. McBude
Indiana
Gage
Boston Board of Trade Insolvency Hearing Set May 27
The Boston Board of Trade files for insolvency with debts of 11,250.18 and assets of 104,224 in cash. Principal creditors include Gold & Stock Telephone, Heliotype Printing, Maritime Association of New York, Willet Hamlin, Pettingill, Cotter, Whittemore, and Lewis, plus 26 smaller creditors. Hearings scheduled in the Court of Insolvency on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Board of Trade
Gold & Stock Telephone Company
Heliotype Trinting Company
Maritime Association of New York
Willet, Hamlin & Co
Pettingill & Co
J. F
John W. Phelan
Somerville
Mass
William Kerron
Portland
Ore
L. Bent & Co
Hartford
Conn
Oneonta
N. Y
Craig & Lowrie
Oil City
Craig
Raphael P. Dewey
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Boston
Co. M. Sitham & Co
Greensburg
Kirchman & Miller
Milwaukee
Wis
Samuel Haigh & Co
Upland
Philadelphia
Penn
W.P. Johnson & Co
Norfolk
John W. Stauffer
Millersville
F. J. Turnbull
Memphis
Father of Governor Robinson Struck by Paralytic Stroke
Charles Robinson of Lexington father of Governor Robinson was taken with a stroke on Tuesday night and sources fear he will not recover. He is an aged resident of the town with deep family roots. His career as selectman and lawyer is noted along with a long line of civic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Charles Robinson
Lexington
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Jacop Robinson
Charles
John
Harriet
Charles Tufts
Tufts College
Charles Robinson
Jacob Robinson
Mary Davis
Concord
Boston
George Davis
The
Tate
Que
Fresh Pond park plan moves to surround harbor with boulevard
Cambridge buys Jacob Huttenger ice house land for an eighteen acre expansion. The city aims a fifty acre park around Fresh Pond with a two mile drive along the shore and a new seventy foot wide boulevard to connect Concord avenue to Fresh Pond lane. Plans call for filling and grading swamps, installing a filter dam, and linking Tudor park path to Larch street to form a continuous scenic loop around the pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Fresh Pond
Jacob Huttenger
Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph’s
Ludorvenue
Tudor Ice Company
Black’s Nook
Black's Nook
Thomas Hittenger
Mrs. Black
Cushing Street
Woodland Avenue
Freshond Avenue
Concord Avenue
Fresh Pond Avenue
Guy’s
Bright
Tudor Park
Fresh Pond Lane
Woodlawn Avenue
Eames
Larch Street
Freshwood Avenue
Stonybrook
Annual Meeting and Election of Other Reports of Committees
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association held its annual meeting at Association Hall Boylston Street to elect officers and review committees. Records show 3738 current members with eleven deaths, 1812 employment bureau entries, 674 jobs filled, and 1890 new gymnasium members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Association Fiall
Boyiston Street
A. S. Woodworth
New England
Roberts
Francis A. Walker
D. G. Woodvine
Committee On Publiation
Doardies House Committee
A. &. Stafford
Tremont Row
Homœopathic Hospital
E. M. McPherson
Ebon M. McPherson
J. Morton Clinch
Henry Frost
W. O. Kyle
Arthur Sawyer
Tremont Temple
Norcross Bros Pulls Men From Columbia Rink Strike Fallout
Carpenters at the Columbia rink faced fewer workers as Norcross Bros withdrew their men yesterday morning. Workers remained defiant, planning a big meeting tonight, while Master Builders report a telegram from Cincinnati ordering a full pullout. Painters plumbers and bricklayers hold steady, awaiting developments. A Beach Street tailor shop opened, run by union members who supported the strike and pay union prices, with wholesale dealer patronage.
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Columbia Skating Rink
Norcross Bros
Master Builders’ Association
Norcross
O. W. Norcross
Cincinnati
Beach Street
Sale Ordered for East Tennessee Railroad Property
Nashville Tenn May 19 Judge Jackson announced denial of petition to stay a court sale of the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company property. The decree stands and the sale of the main line is set for May 25 as advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
George K. Lislare
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company
Jackson
Angostura Bitters Remedy for Seasickness Promoted Abroad
An old advertisement notes Angostura Bitters as a remedy for seasickness. It touts a genuine bottle manufactured by Pr. J.G. B. Siege and encourages travelers preparing for a voyage to Harope. It presents a promotional tone typical of period patent medicines.
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Angostura Bitters
Geta
Pr. J.G. B. Siege & Song
Harope
Ambassador de Courcel Arrives in Paris to Discuss Franco German Ties
Paris reports strained relations as Baron de Courcel, the French ambassador in Berlin, reaches the capital to confer with officials. The discussions aim to ease tensions between France and Germany amid current diplomatic friction.
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Harrington
Flouse Or Commons
Wis
France
Germany
Paris
Mount Etna Erupts Again With Earth Tremors
London reports from Calapis Sicily confirm Mount Etna in eruption with earthquake shocks felt nearby. No injuries or damages detailed in the brief.
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Mount Etna
London
Calenis
Sicily
Mt. Ina
Minister Cox Sees Sultan in Constantinople May 10
United States Minister Cox met the Sultan for a three hour audience in Constantinople. He presented gifts from President Cleveland including 1067 views, portraits of Indians, and census reports. The Sultan expressed great interest in America and promised to aid a Turkish census if health and duties permit, and scheduled a banquet for May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Constantinople
United States
Mmajesty
Cleveland
Native tribes at war disrupt trade in Gold Coast
Despatches from Cape Coast Castle report conflict between Beequahs and Adonsis in Western Africa. Roads are blocked and interior trade halted. Beecquans allegedly killed forty five German traders with severe tortures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cape Coast Castle
Gold Coast
Africa
Beequahs
Adonsis
Becquans
Freeman's Journal denies Ulster Loyalists force rumor
Creix May 19. The Freeman's Journal denies a report that a New York regiment and the Clan na Gael Society offered to organize a force to fight the Loyalists of Ulster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creix
the Freeman’s Journal
New York Regiment
Clan Ne Gael Society
Ulster
Panama Canal Report Questions Company Progress
Paris May 19 M Rousseau government inspector reports on the Panama canal project denying the company’s claims about construction facilities completion timing and funds needed. Minister Barhaut will require De Lesseps and directors to answer the report before government can authorize lottery bonds or proceed with financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Rousseau
Panama Canal
Canal Company
Barhaut
M. de Lesseps
M. Rousseaus
Murder trial of H. M. Brooks alias Maxwell in St Louis
In St Louis on May 19 H. M. Brooks alias Maxwell faced the Criminal Court for murder of C. Arthur Preller. L E Hunt, clerk of the Southern Hotel, identified Maxwell as the April 1880 visitor who registered under an alias and linked to Preller. further witnesses described Maxwell’s finances, travel, and the discovery of Preller’s body in a trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
H. M. Brooks
Maxwell
C. Arthur Preller
Criminal Court
L.E. Hunt
the Southern
Lennox Maxwell
Arthur Preller
Preller
Brooks
San Francisco
RE. Warren
Worcester
Mass
Henry Arlington
Southern Hotel
Drunnk
Turkey
Directors Elected at Pittsburne Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Co
At the annual meeting in Pittsburne Pennsylvania the Pittebure Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company elected John N. Hutchinson William Harper and L J Leiter to all vacancies on the board. There were 195314 votes cast and the financial report will be ready in a few days.
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Pittspone
Penn
Pittebure, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
John N. Hutchinson
William Harper
L. J. Leiter
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Hames Robinson
Hare
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Phare
Society of Natural History
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Blussc
Ssammary
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Methuen
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Lis
Elain
Vis Ead
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House Committee
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Seach
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Jefferson
House of Nepterema
Laurences Turnbull
Pala
British Medical Journal
Henry Thompson
F.R.C.S
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Mace OF Observation
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MINOT
Henry H. Fletche
Lynch
Scythke
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Scythia
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Cape Race
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Naval Station
HH. B. Kirkwood
New ‘York
Halifax
N.S
Kirkwood
Cheriestown Navy Yard
Boston Towboat Company
Keough
Cunarder
Sullivan
House of Commuens
Sai
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