Reform Club hears Welsh on Indian rights at Young's Hotel
The Massachusetts Reform Club debated the Indian question with Herbert Welsh of Philadelphia as guest, urging a merit based civil service and a legal framework for Indian protection. Speakers including Professor Thayer and M. Sergius Stepniak argued for law, education, and continued federal oversight through a reformed Indian Bureau.
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Massachusetts Reform Club
Codman
Young's Hotel
Herbert Welsh
Philadelphia
Indian Rights Association
M. Sergius Sepniak
J. B. Thayer
Harvard
Francis B. Tiffany
F. Dole
H. F. Bond
Henry L. Pierce
Messrs
Henry H. Edes
Moorfield Storey
Grenville H. Norcross
Charles P. Bowditch
John
United States
Bishop Hare
Philaamphia
Johns Hopkins Confirmed as Pitman’s Successor Judge
The Governor's Council unanimously confirmed John Hopkins of Millbury to the Superior Court as Pitman’s successor after his death. Hopkins qualified immediately and will begin duties Monday in Lowell. Governor Russell also named Daniel B. Fenn as trial justice in Berkshire County, replacing Henry J. Durham. Fenn resides in Stockbridge.
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Executive Council
John Hopkins
Millbury
Pitman
Hopkins
Lowell
Russell
Daniel B. Fenn
Berkshire County
Henry J. Durham
Mr. Fenn
Stockbridge
Dr Crosby Death Tribute From Presbyterian Union
The Presbyterian Social Union at First Presbyterian Church Columbus Avenue on March 30 1891 unanimously honored Rev Dr Howard Crosby of New York. The resolution praised his Christian ministerial service and civic virtue, expressed sympathy to his bereaved family, and noted the irreparable loss to the church and Christian world. Committee members William Adams D D Martin D Kneeland D D Robert Gilchrist signed the endorsement.
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Crosby
The
Presbyterian Social Union
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Howard Crosby
New York
Presbyterian Church
William ApaMs
Martin D. Kneeland
Robert Gilchrist
Royal Baking Powder cream of tartar claim
Cream of tartar used in the Royal Baking Powder is refined to a high standard at its own works. Over half of U S cream of tartar consumed is used in this process. Professor Tucker notes the Royal product is free from lime and superior to other powders examined.
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United States
Professor Tucker
New York State
Mountain Meteorology Lecture at Lowell Institute
Mr A Lawrence Rotch delivered the final Lowell Institute lecture on Mountain Meteorology. He argued weather data depend on combining high and low level stations, illustrated wind and temperature variations with height, and cited Perry about ground and summit timing. He described instruments like wet and dry bulb barometers and hydrometers, urging secondary low level stations to verify upper level results.
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Lowell Institute
A. Lawrence Rotch
Blue Hill
Boston
Perry
Eiffel Tower
Roteh
Community notes from Boston area holiday week
Chauncy Hall School invites visitors. Mr Moulton’s Boston University lectures sold out. Vendome hosted yesterday’s tea for Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital Ladies Aid. Daniel B Feun named Berkshire trial justice replacing Henry Dunham. John Hopkins nominated and confirmed for Supreme Court, to sit in Lowell Monday. Boston Political Class debated lobby’s role. Chief Webber touring New York. Regan in charge. Boston Society of Natural History heard Dr H C Ernst on germ theory with stereopyrons and tube cultures. Deer Island institutions held an entertainingDance night with Arion Male Quartet and Miss Maud Murray. festivities ran to two.
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Chauncy Hall School
Moulton
Boston University
Ladies’ Aid Association
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Vendome
I. ‘I. Talbot
Edward Whitney
Conrad Wesselhoe
Louis P. Webber
New York
John W. Regan
Boston Society of Natural History
H. C. Ernst
Deer Island
Arion
Maud Murray
Dramatic Notes at Boston Theatres This Week
Afternoon and evening performances planned at all theatres. William Ludwig and troupe to give sacred concert at Boston Theatre next Sunday. Monday brings A Midnight Bell with original cast and famed realistic scenes, McGlewen’s benefit drawing crowded house. East Lynne remains popular at Grand Opera House with both matinee and evening showings, star H M Pitta and Miss Selina Fetter headlining.
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William Ludwig
Boston Theatre
Grand Opera House
H. M. Pitta
Selina Fetter
New Carney Hospital Building Dedicated Ceremony
The Carney Hospital unveiled its new building with a morning Mass led by Archbishop Williams and assisted by Rev. Robert J. Johnson and Rev. Dennis O'Callaghan. The 562 by 60 foot structure cost about $130,000 with $90,000 remaining debt and drew several thousand attendees to a brilliant evening reception.
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Carney Hospital
Archbishop Williams
Robert J. Johnson
Gate of Heaven Church
Dennis O’callaghan
St. Augustine’s Church
Payson Park Belmont Estate Offers House Lots At Low Prices
Payson Park Belmont, formerly Cushing's Gardens, laid out in house lots with easy terms. Charming property with fine surroundings and extensive views invites visits. Conveyance connects with trains on the F R R at Mount Auburn Station and with Bowdoin square horse cars.
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Payson Park
Belmont
Cushing’s Gardens
F.R. R
Mount Auburn
Bowdoin Square
Steamer Carpenter Falls At Wharf Fractures Hip
John McCullom, a carpenter on the steamer Carroll Grey, fell from the deck to a schooner at Lewis's wharf yesterday afternoon, fracturing his hip and being taken to City Hospital. John M. Perkins of Linwood Park Roxbury broke his arm at 1213 Tremont Street while hanging paper and is at City Hospital.
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John McCullom
Carroll Grey
Lewis’s Wharf
City Hospital
John M. Perkins
Linwood Park
Roxbury
Tremont Street
Fatal accident claims Boston & Maine conductor
Edward Smith a 30 year old conductor in the Eastern division of the Boston and Maine railroad died after being crushed by a car while coupling in the yard. He lived at 2 Cushman avenue and was pronounced dead before removal. undertaker Reed took charge of the remains.
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Edward Smith
Boston & Maine Railroad
Cushman Avenue
Reed
Keys In New Hands At Charlestown Prison
The Hon. Henry B. Lovering assumed possession of the Charlestown State Prison keys yesterday, succeeding ex warden Colonel Russell who returned to Worcester. Lovering will address inmates and host an entertainment and extra dinner as part of the Fast Day observance.
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Henry B. Lovering
Charlestown
Colonel Russell
Worcester
Lovering
Legal actions at United States District Court in April
Libel by mariners against master on the schooner King Phillip alleging frozen injuries and denied medical aid. judge dismisses for lack of proof. Also, John Darcy pleaded guilty to larceny from a Lynn post office drafts and checks. sentenced to 2.5 years. Other liquor cases with pleas and fines.
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UNITED STATES _DISTRICT COURT
Nexson
J. Isaac Gracir
David A. van Horn
Baltimore
Owen A. Garvin
Edward 5
Dodge
John Darcy
Joseph Cotele
Lynn
Ellen M. Rhodes
Supreme Judicial Court ruling on Commonwealth vs Algonquin Club
The court interprets deed restrictions on a club house front wall on Commonwealth Avenue regarding projections. It rejects basement balcony and extended basement projection as not a usual projection under the deed. It holds balconies are not usual in Boston and bases the ruling on the deed language and the Commonwealth’s intent to keep twenty feet of space clear. Justice Charles Allen writes the opinion.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Atorney-General
Algonquin Club
Club House
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Avenue
Holmes
Charles Allen
Defendant’s
Boston
Commonwealth action on unwarranted projections to club house
The Attorney General seeks a decree preventing the defendant from maintaining unauthorized projections beyond deed limits and reserves the Commonwealth’s right to remove or alter any building violating restrictions. The court notes deliberate construction despite warnings and contemplates a mandatory injunction for the basement and a possible declaration for minor upper projections, with removal not compelled if the Commonwealth consents to retention. Attorneys for the Commonwealth and the defense appear.
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Commonwealth
Los
J. Harvey N. Shepard
George Putnam
Court adopts jury waived cases in Lowell session
Superior Court in Middlesex accepts jury waived procedures in a Lowell hearing. Juries will reconvene Monday, April 6, for further sessions.
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Middlesex
Lowell
Ason
Wills Allowed and Estates Appointed in Probate Court Norfolk 8
In Dedham on April 1, probate records show wills allowed for Fanny L. Gay and others with a Cincinnati beneficiary, plus administrations granted for Ephraim Couillard, Keziah Adams, Julia A. Wormell, and more. Heavy accounts approved include the Whiting Hewins estate at Roxbury for 98,031 dollars and the Lovering guardianship for Julia E. Lovering of Mitton at 86,772 dollars.
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Norfolk
Dedham
White
Fanny L. Gay
Franklin
Athens Hawes
Stoughton
Stephen Pember
Walpole
Lawrence Fell
Warren Hartshorn
Cincinnati
Young Men’s Bible Society
The
Tract Society
Foreign Missionary Society
Home Missionary Society
Education Society
Sunday School of Second, Presbyterian Church
Colonization Society
Ephraim Couillard
Cohasset
Frederick McGreary
Keziah Adams
Millis
Julia A. Wormell
George W. Torrey
Brookline
Samuel Joslyn
Hirde Park
Joseph Fister
Andreas Blume
George
Leachon
Whiting Hewins
Roxbury
Sarah C. M. Lovering
John Ropes
Julia E. Lovering
Mitton
Insolvency Court Updates in Norfolk and Weymouth Areas
In insolvency matters, cases from Norfolk and Weymouth proceed with continued or adjourned hearings. Notable items include Wand Blake of Hyde Park, Daniel Bird of Walpole, and Walter Peter of Cohasset having third or ongoing meetings. Walker of Weymouth and Baker of Norfolk show first meetings or assignee appointments. Bullard of Norfolk files a 10 percent composition offer with continuations to June 3.
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Norfolk Ss
Dep Ham
Waite
Winfield Blake
Hyde Park
Daniel P. Bird
Walpole
George W. Southworthy
Needham
Walter Peter
Cohasset
Stephen N. Maloney
Quincey
George i. Wentworth
Wayne
James E. Firnis
Kincey
Case Henry J. S Paxe
Weymouth
George L. Wentworth
Amos E. Bullard
Norfolk
Somerville Welcomes New Unitarian Pastor Rev William H Pierson
The installation of Rev. William H. Pierson as pastor of Somerville First Unitarian Church occurred last evening before a full house. The service featured prayers, readings, sermons, and musical selections, highlighting Pierson's transition from Broadway Congregational Church to Unitarian belief. A reception is planned in the vestry Friday, and Pierson will preach his first sermon next Sunday.
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Somerville
William H. Pierson
Fitchburg
First Unitarian Church
Charles L. Noyes
Joe H. Metcalf
Brooke Herford
Edward A. Horton
Grindall Reynolds
Hood's Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier Ad
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a top blood purifier for seasonal impurities from confined stores and tenements. It claims benefits against scrofula salt rheum and other diseases and promotes “100 doses one dollar” as a unique offer.
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Hood
Keystone Bank to Resume Business Under New Management
Keystone National Bank stockholders meet in Philadelphia and decide to resume operations under new management following the meeting held yesterday.
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Keystone Bank
Philadelphia
Keystone National Bank
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Wesh
Indian Bureau
Bureau of the Interior Department
Congress
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John W. Carter
Andrews
Brown University
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Eastman
Chicago
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Board of Indian Commissioners
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Connecticut
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Charles F. Dole
Francis P. Tiffany
Cambridge
Salem
Henry F. Bond
Crowes
M. Sergius Stepniak
Russia
Moorfield Story
Judge Pitman
Mr. Rotch
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Mass
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Dupfy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
New York Herald of Checkley
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Medical Times
Chicago Herald
W. C. BRYANT_& CO., publishers
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Geneva
Monroe Eraser Mfg, CO
la Crosse
Wis
Glenn Bros
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Bolles & Wilde
Pearl St
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Concord Street
Rec
P. O. Box
Artner
Harrison Avenue
John D. Driscoll
J. J. Munutyl
Novelty Wood Works
Wareham Street
City
Reed’s Block
Eliot B. Mayo
Ea. Alhanow
Maveny
Emple Street
West End
Ohio
Supreme Lodge
Euclid Avenue
Ichaedson
Pemberton
J. M. Berry & CO
Atlantic Avenue
Washington
N. H. Mclean
Frye Block
Seattle Wash
Coniover
Embree
Remington 8 CO
School Street
For Salee
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Maine
Penobscot River
Boylston Place
H. A. Evans & Son
Haverkil Strech
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