Handel's Judas Maccabaus in Boston Music Hall
Handel and Haydn Society presented Judas Maccabaus at Music Hall with chorus and Boston Symphony Orchestra. Soloists Valda Laine Winant Heinrich Parker disappointed by some high notes and phrasing while ensemble praised. Mozart Requiem quartet announced for Vienna monument fund concerts.
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Handel
Music Hall
Handel and Haydn Society
Giulia Valda
Louise Laine
Emily Winant
George J. Parker
Max Heinrich
Carl Zerrahn
B. J. Lang
H. G. Tucker
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Franz Kneisel
Judas Maccabeus
Prince of Wales
Liindel
Messrs. Heinrich and
Parker
Heinrich
Valda
Miss Winant
Miss Laine
Vienna Monument Fund
Mme
Lilli Kalisch-Leimann
Louise Meissiinger
Emil Fischer
Metropolitan Opera Company of New York
Paul Kalisch
Imperial Opera of Berlin
Baking powders adulteration report shocks consumers
The Ohio State Food Commission reveals extensive adulteration in baking powders sold in the state. Alum and phosphate brands show high inert residuum, with Royal and alum varieties differing by up to 40 percent in purity. The study highlights health concerns and urges scrutiny of common brands.
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Ohio State Food Commission
Ohio Commission
Residuum
Royal
Eovanersusseserere
Cleveland’s
Ceseseesseseuses
Dr. Pree's
Jersey
Eeeeresererees
Forest City
Alum
Eeeereeees
Silver Star
Eeeerees
Tie Lands
Ccs Sket Tose Everpeee Horsford’s
Phosphate
Kenton
Eseeeeereees
Patapsco
Alin
Cleveland
Horsford
Oleomargarine Debate in Massachusetts Senate
Professor James F. Babcock argues against the hash butter traders and for the oleomargarine bill before the Massachusetts Senate, detailing industry manipulation, fraud in butter markets, and urging enforcement while contrasting honest butter makers with deceptive hash butter practices. He cites production figures, legal history, and calls for stronger prohibitions to protect farmers and consumers.
Notes About the City and Local Meetings
A collection of city items including the MIT reunion and dinner at Thorndike hall, a 3 percent quarterly dividend from Boston Cyztorama Company, and continued war song concerts at 581 Tremont Street. Resignations prompt staff changes in police administration while deaths in Boston rise, and notices cover a bazaar for House of the Good Shepherd, Libby Prison lecture, temperance meeting, and a genealogical society paper on the Rocky Mountains.
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Society of ’87
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Thorndike
Boston Cyztorama Company
Battle of Gettysburg
Tremont Street
Frank C. Irving
Board of Police
Thomas Ryan
Boston
Cross
North End
Canterbury Street
Henry M. Fernald
Boston Post Office
Onar Loring
Superior Court
Bacon
House of the Good Shepherd
Horticultural Hall
Ames
O’brien
McCabe
Libby Prison
People’s Church
Columbus Avenue
Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
J. Eien Foster
Hugh Montwonfery
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Barrows
D.D
Reading
Mass
Rocky Mountains
Suddie
Work of Collegiate Alumnae Association Meeting in New York
The Association of Collegiate Alumnae met at the Hotel Brunswick in New York to discuss expanding women’s access to higher education. They planned a May 19 meeting at Wellesley, and considered Johns Hopkins admission for qualified women, a traveling fellowship, and support for the American School at Athens. The group mourned secretary Elizabeth B. Root and debated admission methods and the merits of a certificate system, with input from leaders at Bryn Mawr, Wellesley, Smith, Vassar, Adelphi, and other schools.
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Association of Collegiate
Brunswick
New York
T. J. Backus
Wellesley College
Boston
Johns Hopkins University
Athens
Elizabeth B. Root
New Wellesley School
Philadelphia
Brearley School
Rhoads
Bryn Mawr College
Lucy M. Salmon
Vassar College
Alice Freeman Palmer
Welleley College
Palmer
Adelphi Academy
Brooklyn
Mary Gertrude Mead
New York Commmitee
Harvard
Frances Fisher Wood
L. Clark Seelye
Smith College
L. C. Hull
Lawrenceville School
New Jersey
Massachusetts Club Dinner At Youngs Highlights Tariff Debate
The Massachusetts Club dinner at Youngs drew attention to tariff policy with Worcester’s Joseph H. Walker presenting a moral view previously outlined before the Mercantile Library Association. The event featured applause for Walker and speeches supporting high protection by KB H Capen Philip L Moen Thomas N Hart W W Rice A W Beard Evarts Greene Adin Thayer and Lexbert Radelyite.
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Massachusetts Club
Young’s
Joseph H. Walker
Worcester
Mercantile Library Association
Post
Walker
KB. H. Capen
Philip L. Moen
Thomas N. Hart
W. W. Rice
A. W. Beard
D. Evarts Greene
the Hou
Adin Thayer
Lexbert Radelyite
Boston Port Customs Shake Ends With Suspension Reversal
Fifty six clerks inspectors and other employees suspended Saturday at the Boston custom house were likely to be reinstated as Treasury Secretary Fairchild approved a plan allowing use of available funds to cover current pay. Collector Saltonstall had argued the reduced force was sufficient and sought deferral or deficiency bill passage, with Washington’s telegrams confirming the reversal and the department’s readiness to move forward.
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Custom House
Solaras
Washington
Saltonstall
Department
Forepoon
Fairchild
W. M. Fan
A. Alan
H. Jobson
Cob
Baldwit
J. W. Bonney
Davie
Cbc Vie
S. D. Buwards
N. M. Jernagen
A. Starkwetther
Phomus O'Neil
Cccce
W. A. Hames
N. Hamilton
Whiting
Ieee
M. Williams
T. McGillicuddy
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Boston
Congress
Flatley
Morse, Colling and Burnett
Secretary of the Treasury
Tout Paris at Au Bon Marche in Paris catalogued
An inscription extols the Bon Marche of Paris as a microcosm of all Parisian life with its fashion, adornments, and social symbols. It notes the store’s vast scale with 3000 employees and daily sales often reaching 1,000,000 francs, urging tourists not to omit the Bon Marche when visiting Paris.
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Paris
Europe
Governor Andrew to Run Four Fast Day Trips
The Higham Hull and Downer Landing Steam Boat Company plans four rapid trips on Fast day to serve visitors to Downer Landing Nantasket Beach Hull. Barges connect with vessels at Hull for Point Allerton and at Downer Landing for Hingham. Regular season trips start May first, with General Lincoln also running. Memorial Day adds Governor Andrew and Nantasket, and July first adds Twilight and William Harrison to the route.
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Higham
Hull
Farewell Sermon at The People's Church and Debt Report
The Rev. C E Davis preached his farewell at The People's Church reflecting on faith and his pastorate amid a total indebtedness of 45726 11 with assets of 160676 including cash on hand. Current expenses since his arrival ran 27274 68 and receipts 29884 89 with a surplus of 21021. The congregation grew from 614 to 768 members, worship attendance rose, and the Sunday school added 102 members while collecting 405 43. The church plans to publish a detailed financial and membership statement after conference. Also announced a sale of carpets at Joel Goldthwait & Co 168 165 Washington street at wholesale-to-retail prices.
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C. E. Davis
People’s Church
Christ
Mr. Davis
Warren
Wallen
New England
Cincinnati
Lmwade
Lam
Church Extension Society
Hoyt v Horne Injunction Hearing On Paper Making Patent
United States District Court heard a bill seeking an injunction to restrain patent infringement of Hoyt's 1884 tag engine improvements for paper making. Defendants argue lack of novelty and anticipation by earlier patents in the US and England. Decision reserved. Pollok represents respondents. Livermore and Fish for defendants.
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United States District Court
Coult
John Hoyt
John H. Horne
Hoyt
England
Anthony Pollok
Washington
T. L. Livermore
D. P. Fish
Superior Court opens April term with four sessions
The Suffolk Is Superior Court begins its April term on Tuesday with Judges Pitman Piompcci Barker and Mason presiding. First session lists cases including Shaw v Dizer and Turner v Madden. Second session continues with many civil dockets. Third session features Midnight v Pate and Appleton v Ames. Fourth session opens April with divorce list first and bar meeting April 2 to address Judge Bacon's death.
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Barker, J
Pate
Boyle Ve
N.Y
Appleton
Ames
Kent
Meindoe
Hosea
Boston
Franklin
Clark
Hussey
Davis
Wartwell
Dudley
Bonnelli
Mequaid
Leatty
Curry
Pratt
Whitcomb
Wheeler
Bost N
Fennell
Furlons
Redding
Russell
Boston & Maine
Jennings
Tucker
Merritt
Burkhardt
Seavey
Whitney
Brady
Peitce
Kingham
Connor
Connell
Mason
Superior Court
Bacon
Baker v Blackstone Bank over insolvency warrant refused
In the Franklin P. Baker versus Blackstone National Bank suit the court denied the complainant’s prayer to set aside the warrant of insolvency. Marblehead Water Works versus William C. McLellan et al was further heard and sent to a master for action. Upon the master’s return the case will be argued.
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Franklin P. Baker
Blackstone National Bank
Baker
Marblehead Water Works
William C. McLellan
Thompson found guilty of assaulting officer in Middlesex Court
Superior Court Middlesex County March 31 reports J Michael Thompson of Malden convicted of assaulting an officer. Dellehan case included exceptions alleged.
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Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Thompson
Michael Dellehan
Malden
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Massachusetts Senate
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J. W. Nasop
T. H. Dunham
J. Ac Shedd
Reese
Henderson
Steve
J.S. Powell
John Adams
Collector’s Department
G. F. Sargent
A. M. Cook
A. M. Sargent
M. A. Connolly
Invoice
PF. Fitzgerald
J. M. Harris
N. D. Webber
James Thompson
Bond Coe
Ty. C. Parks
H. G. O. Weymouth
C. M. Sargent
Ceri Eae Ee Surveyors’ Department
the People’s Church
Messrs
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Brussels
Washington Street
Avon Street
Boston Post
Columbia
Tricycles
Pope Mfg CO
Franklin ST
Ww. P. Balch Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Streat
James P. Stewart
Medford St
Charles
Nova Scotia
And
Cumberland
Mard
Stocck
Kansas City Land
WM. H. Parmenter
State Street
Victor Cycles
Overman Wheel Co
Columbus Ave
N. E. Headquarters
Murray’s
Sudbury Street
J. D. Packard & Sons
Chardon St
Dixon Bros
Commercial Wharf
Paine’s Furniture Co
South Side
Shaw
Dizer
Turner
Madden
Amer. Rubber Co
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Seaver
Webster
Dinger
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Boston Isiafee. Co
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Snowden
Thayer & P. Co
Roxbury Stone Co
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Dee
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Mahoney
Same
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Martin
Eee
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Revere
Bowdoin Square
Emond
Quinsler
Goddard
Washington St
Washi
Coventry Machinist CO
Peabody
Court Street
Tremont St
Ash
N. Porter Cleaves
Central Wharf
Loston
Astes & Lauria
Washington SL
Supreme Judicial Court
Fikx D. J
Butterworth
Benjamin Butterworth
Tariff Reform League
Canada
House of Representatives
Wasnineror
D. C
Emerson W. Judd
Esgy
Massachusetts Tarift Reform League
Sir
Committee On Foreign Relations
Thad
Benjamin Brtterworth
Clarendon Hotel
Tremont
Berkeley
Clarendon Streets
EF. & Risteen, Proprietor
Pittsst
Very
Tuttle's
Elikir CO
Hyde Park
Merrimac Street
Ali
Oak Grove Farm
Berlin
Canal ST
Friend ST
Taylorye
Cherstar
Graves & Sons
the Railway and Steamboat Gazette
Atlantic Mutual Scrip
J.P. Wineringham
Austin's Dog Bread
Austin & Graves
Commercial Street
Baker’s
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Bass
Reaeder, Adamson & CO
Caitic Palis
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