Proclamation Expected for Two Dakotas as States
Washington reports that President Harrison will issue tomorrow the proclamation admitting North Dakota and South Dakota as states. Montana statehood is delayed due to Territorial court vote-count disputes and lacks White House confirmation of an election.
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Washington
Harrison
Dakotas
Montana
White House
Watertown Dedicate Soldiers Monument in Grand Parade
Watertown held a patriotic dedication with a 400 strong procession including Grand Army posts from nearby towns, a three to four gun battery, and a Unitarian Church service led by L T Townsend. A collation followed in Town Hall with speeches by E F Porter and local clergy, celebrating the monument and town.
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Watertown
Sredan.j
Grand Army
Newton
Brighton
Arlington
Waltham
Masonic and
Odd Fellows’ Societies
Woman’s Relief Corps
Camp of Sons of Veterans
United States Arsenal
E. F. Porter
Selectmen
Post 81
Unitarian
L. T. Townsend
D.D
Boston University
G. E. Priest
F. FE. Crawford
John Baker
Emma_B. Loud
Democratic rally catalogs tariff reform and reform debates
A Massachusetts political rally features speeches by Russell, Corcoran, Brackett, Lodge, and Greenhalge. They accuse Republicans of wage-lobby influence, defend tariff reform, stress labor protection, criticize universal suffrage tactics, and urge voters to defeat the GOP to advance Democratic tariff and tax reforms.
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Havernith
Boston
Opera House
Brackett
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Cogswell
F. T. Greenhalge
Jonathans
Republican Club of
Haverhill
E.G. Frothingham
Frothingham
Salem
Commonwealth
Brother Jonathans
Alus
Republican Party
Cogswell
Russell
Great Barrington
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Senate
House
South
Party of Equal Rights
Holyoke
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Committee On Ways and Means
Cromwell
State House
Republican Committee
Lodge
The Cass statue dominates Boston council meeting
The Boston Common Council debated allocating funds for a Thomas Cass statue in the Public Garden versus approving a water loan. After partisan votes and parliamentary moves, the Cass monument order was defeated on reconsideration while the water loan bill passed, and the meeting adjourned after a no quorum ruling.
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Keenan
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Washington Monument
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Louisburg Square
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Back Bay
Rosnosky
C. F. Sprague
Meyer
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Yeas
Brown
Burlen
Clark
Cushing
Dyar
Goodenough
Hall
Knapp
Kelley
Mahoney
McCarthy
Mitchell
Mulhall
Norris
Oates
I. P. Pierce
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Quinn
Robinson
Shaw
Richard Sullivan
Teevens
Wise
Wood
Basin No. 5
Cedar Swamp
Whitehall Pond
West Chester Park
Harvard Bridge
Boston
Hatch
Fanning
Igs
Social notes from Boston hotels and clubs 1890
Officers of the Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth Massachusetts Volunteers meet at Young's with General Hartwell presiding. Reunions, initiations, and memberships noted for the Delta Tau Delta, Bunker Hill Club, Washington Camp, and English High School class group. Arrivals at Vendome, Thorndike, and other hotels list numerous named guests and their origins.
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Massachusetts Volunteers
Young’s
A. S. Hartwell
J. M. Trotter
Fifty-fourth
Washington
Associated Forty-Niners
Revere House
Parent Society of
San Francisco
Shirley A. Elsbree
Cape Horn
Providence
R. 1
Sylvander J. Upton
Overland
Chelsea
Henry G. Hubon
Isthmus
Panama
Salem
William Whytal
Arlington
W.H. Hilliard
Europe
Brunswick
Thorndike
Charles E. Jefferson
Elta Tau Delta
West
Tufts
Boston University
Institute of Technology
Bunker Hill Club
T. A. Swords
Old Charlestown
W. FE. Carteron
J. Swords
Pray
J. W. Hill
J. F. Southworth
Harvard Odontological Society
H. C. Briges
Frank Perrin
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Quincy House
English High School Class Association of 75
Gad Robinson
Matthew T. Denham
Vendome
Dodge
Hall
Swampscott
R. B. Symingson
Robert Cuming
New York
J._ V. Kenny
Toronto
Ont
Moller
Miss Moller
Edwin Clarence Coller
Henry H. Fay
Newport
J. B. Bogardus
Hudson
N. Y
H. Nelson Staten
Webster
W. H. Hilliard
United States
J. W. Friend
Cincinnati
G. T. Cunningham
Troy
F. E. Hatch
I. R. Atherton
Colorado Springs
Col
G. T. Tarbox
Brooklyn
H. H. Goodell
Amherst
F. G. Waterman
G.S. Krantz
Adams—S. Lewis
J. L. Lyon
Baltimore
H. L. Pratt
Lewiston
J. P. Brennan
Philadelphia
William Banning
Los Angeles
Cal
W. J. Norfolk
Chicopee Fells
W. J. Devine
Halifax
J. W. Mor
Russell Pereira
Huston
Wife
Pittsburg
A. B. Cutter
Indianapolis
Ind
J. A. Johnson
G. A. Putnam
New London
Minneapolis
Minn
N.S
Seth Ford
Frank Ford
Barnet
C. H. Evelette
Langdon
Quincy
W. E. Heiser
M. C. Herman
D. R. Shelby
Grand Rapids
Mich
W. B. Pike
Calais
John Braford
Enfield
N.H
K. B. Merrill
Littleton
N. H
W. A. Libbey
Bradford
L. B. Lord
Burlington
A. P. Carpenter
Concord
F. Willey
R. W. Morse
Bethel
J. 5. Blacker
George Kee
Crawford
Frederick Pember
Campobello
N. B
W. M. Tupper
Yarmouth
Henry H. Lee
Wells River
P. Eaton
Augusta
Manslaughter Charge Filed Against Eight Year Old
Plymouth Oct 31 The grand jury returned a bill against Joseph De Barros of New Bedford for manslaughter The eight year old Portuguese boy who last September was charged with causing a playmate s death in a cranberry bog stabbing him with a jackknife was tried in the District Court and discharged There is doubt whether the boy and his mother remain near New Bedford or have sailed for Cape Verde Islands
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Playmouth
Joseph de Barros
New Bedford
Dé Barros
Plymouth
Cape de Verde Islands
Its Condition Financially and Otherwise Officers Elected
At the fourteenth annual meeting of the Free Hospital for Women at 22 Mt Vernon Street, Dr W H Baker reports 143 patients served with 1110 cured or relieved, 29 unrelieved or against advice, and 4 deaths. A new nurse joins. Treasurer Alfred Rodman notes receipts of 390608 and total funds 800034. current expenses exceed receipts by over 1000, covered by prior balances. Officers for the coming year are largely reelected.
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Free Hospital For Women
Mt. Vernon Street
W. H. Baker
Bessie Snow
Alfred Rodman
Cambridge Meeting on Telephone Service and Memorial Fountain
Dissatisfied Cambridge subscribers met in Brattle square ward room. Committee reported most signatures secured for taking out phones while General Manager Keller promised improvements and warned against metallic circuits. Memorial fountain at Graigie and Brattle streets memorializes Abigail Williams May born 1829 died 1888. Carpenters held eight hour demonstration at Lyceum Hall with Vice-President Lloyd as main speaker.
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Cambridge
Brattle Square
Keller
Suburban Telephone Company
Graigie and
Brattle Streets
Old Cambridge
Abigail Wiliams May
Carpenters of Cambridge
Lyceum Hall
Lloyd
Carpenters’ Brotherhood
Ana
Books And Pictures Auction At Libbie S Rooms
The sale of two collections of books and portraits closed yesterday at Libbie's auction rooms with fair prices. Highlights included Les Armours Pastorales de Daphnis et Chloe Longus at 32 dollars and Daphnis et Chloe translation at 975 dollars, Whitman's Leaves of Grass 1850, Hawthorne complete works 9262, and Stirling totals from other notable titles and portraits. Recent sales featured Prynne Histrio Matrix 11 dollars, Shakspere Cambridge edition 3488 dollars, Ireland Its Scenery 1950 dollars, and Nathaniel Hawthorne set 9262 dollars.
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Libbie
Georges Olivier
Saint- Julis
Stedman
America
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Pendennis
Doctor Bird
Henry Esmond
Walt Whitman
Whittier
Mel Pitcher
United States
T. Worlidge
William Prynne
Cambridge
Lester Wallack
Ireland
Andrew Lang
Longus
Daphnis Et
Chloe
Lowell
Sir Launfal
R. Ruggles
James
John Milford
G. O. Seilhamer
John Dryden
Autobiography and essays illuminate Century’s November issue
Review highlights Mr. Jefferson’s delightful Century Magazine autobiography with vivid backstage childhood scenes and crisp anecdotes. It contrasts other contributions by Carter, Kennan, Lincoln history installments, and Stillman’s art notes, noting varied freshness and literary quality across the issue.
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Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Mr. Jefferson
Marble Play
Uncle Sam
Washington
Juliet
Ali Baba
Jim Crow
Mississippi
Mary
Robert Carter
Carter
Alexandrofsky
Mr. Cole
Leonardo
Botticelli
Mr. Stillman
Gozzoli
Fra Angelico
Fra Filippo Lippi
the Merry Chanter
Mr. Stockton
Merry Chanter
Mrs. Barr
Mark ‘T'wain
Mrs. Deland
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