Inauguration of Gov Russell and Massachusetts Legislature
The article notes the January 1892 inauguration of Governor Russell in Boston with Senator Pinkerton as Senate president and William E Barrett as House speaker. It highlights anticipated legislative vigor, governance reforms, and state-wide political maneuvering amid Democratic unity backing expanded executive power.
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Gov. Russell
Massachusetts
Capitol
Boston
Senator Pinkerton
Senate
William E. Barrett
House
Govardor
Prison Commission
Council of Senate
Cattle Commission
Board of Agriculture
Department of Roads
City of
Board of Supervisors
Servan Rahet
Blair’s Attitude on the Chinese Question Explained
In Manchester New Hampshire on January 9 Senator Blair defends his China policy. He says the Chinese nation is wonderful and the Mongolian race his first love while arguing that free government rests on laboring men. He asserts white workers cannot compete with the yellow man in the labor market and warns of invasion by what he calls savages.
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Manchester
N.hs
Henry W. Blair
Pekin
Blair
Lam Pot
China
Nais Republic
New York
Notable Liquor Case in Vermont Supreme Court
The case of Edward Yeartian against the estate of Joseph Bacon is heard in Chittenden County Supreme Court. It seeks return of money paid for liquor bought to resell, involving a Shoresale dealer and a retail dealer. A verdict near $1000 was returned for Yeartian.
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Coan
Joseph Bacon
Found gold and silver near Unity Plantation mill leads
Wateerville Missouri reports that 15 years ago A and E Bradbury bought land in Unity Plantation and began timbering. A stream runs through the area where iron colored quartz seams on 26 to 50 acres were tested by California miners, who found potential gold and silver content. Assays from surface and deeper seams showed gold around 11.74 per ton and silver about 2.40 per ton, with deeper samples suggesting higher gold yields.
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Maine
Avousta
Kennebec
Walea
Homer
Pee New
Philadelphia
Boston
Southern
Richmond
Wateerville
Messrs. A. & E. Bradbury
Fairfield
Unity Plantation
Sebasticook
California
Providence
R. I
Aoe
Barong
Reciprocity and Business at Boston Merchants Banquet
The Boston Merchants Association annual banquet drew 250 guests including Congressmen Julius C. Burrows and Don Nicanor Bolet Peraza amid talks on reciprocity and McKinley tariff relations. Minister Romero praised Boston's railroad role and Minister Peraza urged a united Americas with arbitration as peace guaranty. Veteran journalist William Wheildon, 86, died in Concord after a career shaping Boston history.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Vendome
Mr. Blaine
Julius C. Burrows
Michigan
Matias Romero
United States
Mexico
Enor
Don Nicanor Bolet Peraza
Senor
Don Nicanor Bolet Monasas
Legation
Gains
W. E. Curtis
Bureau of American Republics
W. J. Barrett
C. H. Taylor
T. N. Hart
Tuttle
New Hampshire
Gov
Russell
Jonathan Lane
Barrett
Commonwealth
James
New York
Senor Romero
Boston
United
Peraza
Venezuela
America
Ooe
J.C. Burrows
William W. Wheildon
Concord
Mass
Nathaniel Green
Haverlll
Green
Boston Skaterman
Wheildon
Vermont swindle nets farmer by describing cattle
In Rutland and nearby towns Vermont readers warned of a straw cattle swindle. One con man scouts ads, another poses as owner to buy the animal, then the duo sells it at a bargain. Losses reported in Crarenden Pittsford Shewsboury and Mendon over the past month.
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RutLane
Western
Vermont
Crarenden
Pittsford
Shewsboury
Mendon
Herald
The
Aartige Calliony
Everett teen body found on Mystic River banks
The body of 16 year old Tena Davis of Everett was recovered Sunday from the Mystic River after a weeks long missing case. James A. Trefetchen, linked to the victim, was arrested for murder with his brother in law W E Smith charged as accessory. An autopsy was ordered to determine cause of death.
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Tena Davis
Everett
Mass
Mystic River
James A. Trefetchen
W. E. Smith
Holbrook
Boston
Moosehead
Lake
Kineo
Keenville
Maine
Kilborn J. Brown
United States District Court
Concord
J. E. Henry
J. D. Henry
George Henry
Zealand
John C. Linehan
New Hampshire
New Bedford
Forest
John Leach
Westminster
Henry Patterson
Provincetown
Hyde
Bartlet Chapel
Andover Theological Seminary
Frank F. Ellinwood
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
University of the City of New York
Edward Rich
Loch Lolly Cove
Gloucester
Drs. Bell
Mulcahy
James Redmond
St. John’s Hospital
Lowell
William Rowley
Liberty St
Danbury
Bridgeport
Minnie Parrott
H. H. Jennings
Bath
Maine Board of Agriculture
Augusta
Auburn
Board of Trade of
Derry
N. H
5. H. Howe Shos Company
Marlboro
Vaughan St
Portsmouth
H. K
Stoddard & Son
Wacevie
Portsmouth Skating Rink
F. E. Potter
Berkshire County Society
Northampton
Zrealdens
B. Leinan
Southampton
W. H. Riley
D. J. Wright
H. M. Abbott
Lawrence Ronse
Roger P. Keamel
Sudbury House
Palies
Shore Line directors end contract time for builders
The adjourned Shore Line railroad meeting voted no further time for any contractor to build the line. The move opens the project to any bidder, while Maine reports rising manufacturing growth and continued ice on Moosehead Lake as mail and travel adapt to winter conditions.
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Macutas
Shore Line Railroad
John N. Greene
Boston Stock Market Ex-Dividend Totals
Ex-dividend totals show today’s activity with Sands at £273,300 in total sales and 36,148 shares traded plus 6,793 unlisted shares. The report reflects daily movement in the Boston market and summarizes key figures for investors.
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Sands
Neighborhood argument over backyard bonfire sparks dispute
Fragmentary dialogue shows a neighbor accusing another of letting a boy build a backyard bonfire. The Placid neighbor demands accountability while an insurance agent weighs in, reflecting a tense, unresolved dispute between residents.
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Cdetriot Free Press
Hamp. N
Senator Quay and Mexican land grab scheme exposed
A South Pittsburchner report claims Senator Quay seeks to annex Mexican States through a land speculation scheme. A reliable informant says prominent US citizens own vast Mexican land and would profit if parts joined the United States. The piece cites ranch sales near Santa Rosa and San Pedro as examples and hints at a possible US attack to realize gains.
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Pittsporc
Penn
South Pittsburger
Quay
United States Senate
Mexico
Wen
United States
Washington
Nax
Santa Rosa
San Pedro Custom House
New Coin To Issue From Philadelphia Mint In Coming Months
The Philadelphia Mint will begin coinage of gold after disposing of new subsidiary coinage in a few months. Gold bars totaling 78 million dollars await conversion, with eagles and half eagles in demand. Silver coinage proceeds under new designs featuring the national coat of arms and Goddess Liberty, quantities limited by appropriations and wear costs.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Dan
Leach
Hostess Introduces Noted Poets Mr Rimer and Mr Dossit
The hostess introduces the famous poet Mr Rimer and Mr Dossit who is retired. A light exchange hints at poems admired by attendees and a playful remark about wrapping butter in poems closes the moment.
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Rimer
Mr. Dossit
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Albion, Mich
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Racine
Wis
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Tenomans Sate Veelite Co
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New York City
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Schaff & Bro
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