Message Submits Two Years of Hawaiian Dispatches
President Cleveland sent the Hawaiian correspondence for two years to the House of Representatives this morning. He released all dispatches to and from the Hawaiian minister, noting a copy of the last dispatch dated January 12, 1894. He withheld November 16, 1899 and October 8, 1902 dispatches for contents already covered or not directly relevant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tai Su
Wasnington
Cleveland
house of representatives
bay
Swithhold
Fire at Roxbury Universalist Church Endangers Surroundings
Early reports say a church fire at Rev. Dr. Rexford's Universalist church in Roxbury began around noon with heavy wind. The roof collapsed at 1.25 PM trapping eight firemen, and by 2.30 PM flames surged, threatening nearby buildings though none had yet caught fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Rexford
Roxbury
TAR Lux Boarox
Universalist
Rexford
Freight Cars Derail on Tremont Street Tracks
A crash occurred at 2 45 pm on the new Tremont Street freight line below Moody Street when three cars derailed and crashed into a Merrimack corporation house. Cars overturned while the wreck appeared serious and a lively scene gathered at the scene. In court in the new civil room Murray and Logne vs B D Delaney saw plaintiffs seek 7 83 from the defendant for a bill contracted by his son and sent to the defendant home. O Connell appeared for the plaintiffs and Donahue for the defendant. The judge found Delaney should settle but he appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
Corporation
Moody street
Merrimack corporation
Murray and Logne
B. D. Delaney
lye
B.D. O'Connell
Way
D. J. Donahue
Burton if. Wiggins
Fienen
Lowell
G. IL. Jonson
John street
W. D. Leland
Paw
rocket church exchange
John A. Nichols
Chelmsford
Middlesex canal
Albert Gregware
Cahill
New Jersey
Little Canada
Wiley
Dr. Negus
Marston building
Mid
Madison street
Chelmesford Street
Driscoll
Murphy
Uuntington
Count Columbus
A. O. PF
Michael McMullen
followurg
ransfer
William Fy bavaces
John Gannon
James McCusker
Bryan McFadilen
beadie
Martin Lyons
Louis Gallineaux
rick | Gray
Michael B. McCue
Tey
Joln Brown
A.P. Cahill
weavers
Hibernians
Atlentia
civil service
Abernian hall
p.m
Coninevan va
Dolan
Hadley
Baright
Crowley
Concord street
Mayor Pickman Voices City Help and Pair Wages View
Mayor Pickman defends city aid and the principle of pair wages, opposed to paying all workers the same. The meeting ran late as aldermen named committees and debated sewer pay, health posts, and staff roles, with confirmations and rejections shaping the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickman
S oelock
imayor
Dickman
Sparks
council
Charles 8. ficker
Ifis Honor
D. J. Manning
fut & variety entertainment
Brantington hall
Lovejoy
Lovejoy, Westall
Bagley
Stanley
Dickinson
J. Johnson
Dunlap
C. BR. Johnson
Bagley and
Westa
Deaths in Lowell area feature Logan and Hodge
Death notices record the passing of 54 year old John P Logan at his mother's home on Williams Street, a well known insurance agent formerly with Osgood and Snell. Other obituaries include Anastasia Calnin aged 5 months, Eugene S Lewis, and long-time resident Joseph A Hodge who died in Boston while visiting family. Funeral details, residences, and church affiliations are noted, with several children and relatives named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn P. Logan
Williams street
Osgood & Snell
Anastasia Calnin
Thomas
Elien Calnin
Church street
Oxtholic
Eugene S. Lewis
Joseph A. Hodge
Lowell
Albart
Hodge
Boston
d. Deury Hodge
Cenwalville
Afr. I Lodge
Wortven Streep M. E
Ton. Jeremiah 'Clark
Pawtucket street
Mt. Vernon
Harry Stafford
William I. Stafford j
Founte Stafford
Adanastreet
Richard Commerford
Merrimack
Richard H
New Jersey
Comwerford
Charlestown
Magss
agh Cammiskey
James
Edward J
Jotn J
Thomas F
Mary
Patrick Kelley
St. Patrick’s church
Elizabeth Osborne
Adams street
William C. Burke
Front street
St. Michiel’s
ehwigh
Willian O'Brien
Charles Wackett
Ben's court
Ualbole
Saraly
howe
East Chelmsford
My. Ward
Edson
Levi Parka
Fitchburg
Mass
Mr. Campbell
Charles O. Grown
First Congregational church
Me. Kenngott
edmidschor
dson
Frigid Night Delays Police and Funeral Notices Amid Winter
A severe cold snap grips the area with sub zero readings and strong winds. Funeral services are held for Elizabeth Osborne and other local residents as city life continues through the deep freeze.
Debate on Sewer Labor Wages Sparks Justice and Cost Concerns
Speech argues pay should reflect skill and experience, not equalizes all sewer workers. Critics warn $2 day wages lure skilled labor away and deplete funds. calls for reform before the $300,000 appropriation is exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouk ant
Lutdo
Lyi
Anniversary Ball Throngs Huntington Hall in 13th Institute Event
Huntington Hall hosted the Mathews Temperance Institute anniversary ball with about fifteen hundred attendees. Guests included local officials and prominent society members. the American Orchestra played as floor directors and managers led a long grand march followed by a supper break and continued dancing until dawn. Notable out of town guests included the Misses Conley of Jersey City.
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Stuntington
Mathews Temperance Institute
Institute
American orchestra
wirc
John 8. Trourke
Ella Shaw
C. R. ‘Talbot
Wwang
Wek
Conley
Jersey City
Jael Monning
Patrick FP
Nestor Igor divestor
John 8. Rourke
Stephen J. Castles
Aids
Michael Harrington
John Lee
John Breen
James Mayo
Thos. Riley
James Conlan
John Nestor
John Yayes
Henry Bowers
John Reynolds
John J. Mullaney
James Lavery
John ‘cody
Willuano Hunt
John Murray
Wiliam Boyle
Town Ablaze as Firemen Struggle Against Wind and Cold
Ipswich endures one of its worst fires tearing through Jewett and Central blocks. Three businesses and three dwellings are destroyed as flames move rapidly, aided by fierce wind and freezing temperatures. Neighboring towns Salem and Beverly respond. losses exceed $50,000 with many tradesmen losing stock and tools.
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Ipswich
Jin
Arthur Howard
Boston & Maalne
Jewett block
clath
ant
Delp
Salem
Beverly
Jewett
Wildes
Central locks
Esaac Jewett
Weed Byron
Carleton Copp
Hurd
niles arounal
snake
Forged Postal Orders Sail From Norristown Heights Heist
A Boston telegram reports stolen and forged postal orders linked to Norristown Heights CT. Two $100 orders paid at Bloow lugion post office claimed to be issued for GW Clarke. The man identified as Clarke was unknown, and red ink marks aided identification. Norristown Heights post office had recently been robbed of black postal orders and advices. Investigators believe the suspect forged and cashed substantial funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Lux
Broociaron
Norristown Heights
Glarke
Woolen Mill Fire Sparks Loss at Darcisville
A woolen mill in Darcisville burned at midnight, causing an estimated loss of up to 900,000 dollars. The incident involved Tinkham & Co and affected the 210-set mill, with investigators placing the total damage near 8500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taesus
Woonsucker
Janid Willian
Tinkham
Colonel Hawkins Resigns From Gov Greenhalge Staff
Boston June 13 Colonel Gardner T. Hawkins assistant adjutant general on Gov Greenhalge's staff resigns due to business commitments requiring long periods away from the state. The move follows his mustering into service and the strain of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhalge
Tis Syatt
Lelegraph
Tae Ses
Boston
Gardner TY. Hawkins
yatate
Lowell Court Grants Probation For Larceny Case
A Plymouth area arrestee arraigned for larceny involving forty eight dollars to his mother. Court ordered probation rather than imprisonment, placing him in private care with a probation officer.
Schooner Minnie Taylor Goes Ashore Near New York
Telegraph reports a schooner named Minnie Taylor of Portland New York and Boston went ashore this morning. Crew rescued and safe. Also notes multiple local incidents in Dearborn and Avon libraries dedication. Hyacinth Whist club results in Concord street with prizes awarded to Gagan and Nora Sheehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan KET
Minnie
Taylor
Toriland
New York
Boston
Local Clothing Sale Reduces Prices Across Trousers Suits
A newspaper notice proclaims a broad price reduction on trousers and suits, claiming goods are cheaper than the average of common items. Men's all wool trousers priced from 1.50 to 4, previously 3 to 6. The sale emphasizes substantial discounts on coats and overcoats.
Delaparte Shines In Opera Company Debut At Boston
Orr Hollar and Miss Delaparte lead a strong musical performance in a Boston Opera House debut with robust chorus and solid Devilshoof. Rosa also sings well though some cast members falter in dramatic needs. The revival of Black Crook draws hundreds, with stage spectacle featuring Wolfstein terrace lit by 1000 lamps in a vivid kaleidoscope.
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Orr
ans
lnck
Dudley
Devilshoof
Rosa
estamann
Boston
Opera house
Castle of
Wolfstein
Taylor Hamiston Wedding at Warwick Street
Arthur W. Taylor and Helen J. Hamiston wed at their Warwick Street home with Rev. Osgood officiating. Palms and ferns adorned the rooms, attendants included Bertha Robinson and Arthur Bolton, with Ruth K. Pease as maid of honor. The couple left for a wedding tour amid a rice shower and planned to reside at 34 Warwick Street after a brief honeymoon. Edward Murtha was injured crossing Market Street and taken to St. John's Hospital after being struck by a wagon. A birthday party at Miss Josie Keefe's 104 Salem Street featured a ring with pearls and emeralds and an umbrella, followed by dancing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Taylor
Helen J. Hamiston
Warwick street
G. CG. Osgood
Bertha Robinson
Arthur Bolton
Ruth K. Pease
Edward Murtha
Dummer street
Market street
Duenver street
Delehanty's
St. John’s hospital
Josie Keefe
Salem street
BB Varly
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KPO TRE BUN
focal
Congress
Ricker
committee of accounts
water board
Charles Howard
Thomas Q. Allen
Richard Dobbins
Fred Bates
W. W.Cottle
E. J. Noyes
P. A. Brosseau
James ¥. Dunlavey
GR. Johnson
Lands and Buldings
Westall and
Dison
Stanley and
Westall
Aldermen
Johnson Dunlap
Dun
Jaye
George Reynolds
S. J
John Hudson
Dickingon
Tolee
J. Jenn
Love
ats Bowen
Munroe
ttn
Supreme court of Michigan
Jase
Wyeth
Dun Gage
leo
bern
namety
Worthen Street Baptist church
alyE
Tuntington Hall
ILLINOIS
BACK WOODS
MAWKHINS
PUICK CORE
Mudley, J
Minuitt
privaig hin
Wehacd Donegan
Joh Ebupley
Highhinds
Les Mixerailes
ag uindt
Murray
Pons
aes waiss Loins
Shree
Saunders
EAM st F. Pahoa Bet
Dickevan
EAM TUNER
oiint
Dearvon
Owens
Mansur Merron
Pive
i ‘Tram Bive
Houtwall oat
Listerards ASG
Whiting
Whittier
Morton
Saluan
Sherman
Gray
Gulbot
Chore
otal
Spd
Putnam Guards
Sanny
Lee
Vic eum
Lewell banks
Third National bank
Conmit
Capt. Clarke
Coughlin
Fall River
Lawrence
commonwealth
Howard Binks
Parker Trowse
Rowerd Bake
M.P
Music Hall
Blake
Ireland
Canada
Catholic Union
the
Mechanica
Woymmmber
connecan
Generaus
Satazien
Philips & Kurnhardt
spolen ris
Larence
Dearborn
North Woburn
George W. Hall
Allston
Charles T. Dearborn
William ¥atter
Isaac Friedman
Tee Sox
Avon
Irrederick Aver of
Flanders
mans
walter
Wyarhath
Hyacinth Whist vlay
PUTNAM & SON
Comer Central, Warren Streets
BYMENRAL
Thomas H. Lawler
Caytrin Coumot
John Streets
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