Prohibition Amendment Campaign Convention Recap
A full day convention on the constitutional amendment met in Meionaon and Tremont Temple. Speakers included ex Governor Long Senator Colquitt William Lloyd Garrison and others urging support, predicting victory on April 22.
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Meionaon
Tremont Temple
Long
Senator Colquitt
William Lloyd Garrison
Edward H. Haskell
Sanderson
Worcester County
Fosdick
Mial Davis
Fitchburg
Pike
Essex
E. C. Ewing
Danvers
H. H. Faxon
Aentleman
Hugh Montgomery
Montgomery
Foster
Iowa
Hoffman
Missouri
J. P. Pinkham
Minnesota
R. S. Chevis
Kentucky
Colonel Crawford
Clinton
A. H. Colquitt
Georgia
Deacon Kendall
Cambridge
James Roberts
Miner
Tobey
W. H. Colcord
Revere
Crane
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
E. H. Haskell
John D
Back Bay
Daily Press
Kansas
Maine
Garrison
Straws From State Street Market News Run Down In New York
The New York market opened strong but soon declined as profits and losses pressed trading. Missouri Pacific advanced near day’s end amid chatter of Gould buying while Atchison drew attention in local dealings. Old Colony saw active demand and high prices, with heavy buying and some large selling elsewhere. Money rates hovered around four to five percent as rail and railroad news included Union Pacific linking with Fremont Elkhorn Missouri Valley and a plan to widen Port Huron division.
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Massachusetts
South
New York
Northern Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Atchison
Bufford's Sons Litho stockholders approve assignment
The Bufford's Sons Lithographic Company stockholders met at 2 pm and voted to assign the firm to Francis H. Raymond, Charles Pfaff, and Melvin M. Weston. Creditors met at 4 pm and unanimously endorsed the assignment to manage the business for creditors' best interests.
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Bufford’s Sons Lithographic Company
Charles Pfaff
Francis H. Raymond
Somerville
Melvin M. Weston
Boston
H. D. Pope
William E. Russell
Market National Bank
Cred- Spidabana
George H. Binney
Kilby Street
Interstock, M. Block & Co
Pocahontas
Marriages In This City and Washington Listed
In this city on March 2 Joseph Forbes wed Magdaline Bogan by Rev. David B. Jutten. In Washington on March 27 Herbert G. Chase of Gibbstown N J, formerly of Boston Mass, wed Lula J. Justice of Wenonah N J by Rev. R R Shippen. In Brockton on April 3 Lilian B Reed wed Fred T Kimball of Melrose by Rev F A Warfield. In this city on April 1 James Scott wed Margaret Mackenzie by Rev Daniel S Aburnham J P.
Deaths and obituaries list city widows and family records
In this city on April 2 and surrounding dates several deaths are recorded. Names include Sarah Wood Blasland widow aged 77, Lucy B Cooley widow of Charles I Cooley of Norwich Conn, Ellery C Daniell formerly of Dedham, Ann Fisk widow of Frederick Fisk aged 78, Mary P Greenleaf widow of Richard C Greenleaf, Stephen F Hinckley aged 49, Lizzie A Ladd wife of the late George Ladd aged 45, Allison H Palmer, Susan Saunderson widow of Z W Saunderson, Anna B Watson wife of Charles G Watson aged 73. Also Mary P Greenleaf daughter of Rev Peter Whitney of Quincy. Widespread notices span Newton Kolliston Jamaica Plain East Boston and Brookline locations.
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Blasland
Sarah Wood
Sammel A. Blasland
Cooley
Newton
Henry KE. Cobb
Lucy B
Charles’ I, Cooley
Norwich
Conn
Daniell
St. Luke’s Hospital
New York
March
Bee Ellery C. Daniell
Dedham
Fisk
Kolliston
Ann
Frederick Fisk
Greenleaf
Jamaica Plain
Mary P
Richard C. Greenleaf
Peter Whitney
Quincy
Hinckley
Stephen F. Hinckley
Ladd
Lizzie A. Ladd
George Ladd
Palmer
Allison H. Palmer
Saunderson
Brookline
Susan Saunderson
Z. W. Saunderson
Watson
East Boston
Anna B
Charles G. Watson
Prison Labor Debate At Boston Boot Club Dinner
The Boston Boot and Shoe Club held its monthly meeting at Young's Hotel with a banquet at 5 PM. Notable guests included A. W. Beard ex Prison Commissioner Clement Fay and Horace Wadlin among others. Speakers debated prison labor systems, contrasting contract and state account methods and stressing self sufficiency while considering impacts on outside labor and training.
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Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Young’s Hotel
A. W. Beard
Clement K. Fay
Bureau of Statistics
Horace G. Wadlin
S. E. Chamberlain
Connecticut State
Gardiner Tufts
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord
Frank K. Foster
Haverhill
Warren F. Spaulding
Cambridge
E. J. Russell
Massachusetts State Prison
Weston Lewis
State Board of Arbitration
H. D. Richardson
London
Eng
Lawless
Philadelphia
M. Nixon
Baltimore
F. D. Allen
Lynn
Nathaniel Fisher
New York
A. J. Scott
Pittsburg
Penn
W. E. Plummer
John J. Henry
Clement K. ‘Ay
Massachusetts
Workman
Carroll D. Wright
Connecticut
Mr. Foster
Canada
Mr. Beard
Foster
F. F. Emery
George W. Merritt
James K. Field
E. Holmes
E.8
Woodbury
F. H. Nazro
D,. A.varney
Williams Leads Boston Wool and Leather Warehouse
One of Boston’s prominent warehousemen, Joseph S. Williams, operates from 320, 322, 324 Congress Street and 1, 8, 5 Sleeper Street. His new six story fireproof building offers 48,000 square feet of floor space with 8,000 feet per level, centrally located. Williams is a sworn weigher with references at Williams & Coburn, F. W. Reynolds, and Dawson, Williams & Co.
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Boston
Joseph S. Williams
Congress Street
Sleeper Street
Williams
Williams & Coburn
F. W. Reynolds
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Messrs. Dawson
Williams & Co
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Old Colony
Frothingham
Union Pacific
Fremont, Elkhorn
Missouri Valley
Casper
Wyo
Cheyenne & Northern
Cheyenne
Chicago
Interstate Association
Illinois Central
Wollaston Land Company
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Chicago and
Port Huron
Port Huron & Northwestern Railway
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Insurance
England
Post Office Square
Ben J. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
Ss. F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Kilby St
Corner Water St
Silas Peirce
Eugene E. Patridge
Charles E. Macallar
Liberty Square
James & Abbot
Washington Street
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Court Street
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Tremont Streets
Kroundy & Hobbs
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Cambridgeport
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Itl
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Ocean
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Crocker, Burbank & Co
Fitchburg, Mass
Asa Huli
Merry Company
Cock Robin
Jevis
Milton
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Meredith & Nelson
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Oliver Ditson Company
Padah
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Boston Mass
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Boston Theatre
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Margaret Mather
Rama
Leah
Forsaken
Shakspere
Metropolitan Opera House Company
German Opera
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Tannassuser
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Siegfried
W. J. Scanlan
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Lawn
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Philip A. Shea
Hollis Isaac B. Rich
Herrmann
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Isaac B. R
Robert Elsmere
Humphrey Ward
Hollis St
Boston M Museum
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Fielding
Joseph Andrews
Music Hall
von Bulow
Hans von Bulow
Gale
Knabe
Mabry Walker
Tingwick
Nickelodeon
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WM. Austin
AL. Haynes
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Propr’s and Managers
Tremont Station
Wm. Gillette
Howard Atheneum
Frank McNish
Common Wealth
Suffolk
William H. Ross
Court Square
Thomas Fee
Commonwealth OF Massachdon Setys
George C. Olmes
Joseph P. Silsby
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Frank C. Davenport
William J. Stevens
County of Suffolk
City Architect's Department
Freestone
Roxbury High School
W. Joseph
Emond
William H. Emond
Joseph P. Paine
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Beston
J. P
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A. D
Joseph P. Emond
William H. Edmond
Paine
Ofton
Jos. P. Paine
Geo. R. Fowler
the Commonwealth
Isaac H. Edgett
J. Henry Workman
James Clark Workman
Workman & CO
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Thomas E. Proctor
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Reat
Roundy & Hobbs
Dublin, N. Et
Papain
Mt. Monadnock
Peterborough
N. H
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T. G. Hiler
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Nat’s Bank
Centre
Pond Streets
WM. E. James
Eliot 5
Harbor View
Park
Atlantic Street
Suffolk Savings Bank
Rowe’s
Rowe’s Wharf
Josiah Wheelwright
Tre&“S
Waban
Newton Highlands
C. Strong
Hard Pine Lumber
Hackmatack
Sack Ins & CO
Eilby Street
East
Waliet
Aron R. Gay & CO
Paul
Matthy Doret
George W. Gay
Boylston Street
Dartmouth
Custer
Gettysburg