City Budget Proposals From Mayor on Nine Month Estimates
Mayor Matthews submitted the annual city estimates citing a fiscal year switch and nine month bases. He urges more assessors, school medical exams, a dispensary corps, and targeted spending for streets bridges sewers and public buildings while keeping net indebtedness from rising.
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Board of Aldermen
Matthews
Committee On Appropriations
Board of Police
Board of Assessors
Machen Bridge
Berkley St
Allston Bridge
Irvington St
Clinch
Mather
Mechanic Arts
Joans
Treasury and City Debt Funds Amid Budget Totals
The report lists department budgets and debt service for the Treasury, police systems including the House of Detention, sinking funds and interest for city and county needs, and water works departments with current expenses and interest. Grand totals show 17,687,210, 10,888,946, and 6,868,264 across the periods.
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Boston
Board of Police
City Messenger
Park Department
Relief of
Cambridge Bridges
Saitok
Ning Montis
House of Correction
Mliow Ug
Ancient Records
Board of Aldermen
Cone
Common Council
Rienae
Ferry Department
Side
East Boston
Ferry
House of Industry
Chelsea Street
Baine
Law
Hope Cemetery
Printing Department
Ighland Parks
Cedar Square
Meetinghouse Hill
Independence Square
Ublic
Johnson
Lewis School
Harvard Ever
Harvard Bridge
Health Department
Hospital Department
Austin Farm
Long Island
Rheil
Registry Department
Department For Relief of the Poor
Dorchester Brook
Savia Hill
Roslindale
West Roxbury
Brighton
Lony Brook
Department of
Kneeland Street
Harrison Avenue
North Street
Ranene
Treasury Department
House of Detention and
Police Ma
County of Suffolk
Water Income Department
Cochiinate Water Works
Mystic Waiter Works
Water Supply Department
Cochituate Water Works
Mystic Water Works
Boston Nine Defeats Morrills 12 to 0 at South End Grounds
The Boston team routed the Morrills 12 to 0 at the South End grounds yesterday afternoon. Getzenon debuted in the box, Soutter struggled with control, and Lowe starred at third. Kirmes led Morrill in a rough loss as Williams booted several plays.
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Bostons
Morrills
South End
Getzein
Soutter
Lowe
Pase
Nash
Kirmes
Morrill
Williame
Tucker
Ganzel
J. F. Morrills
O' Wise
Frodie
C.f
Stover
T.f
O Morrill
O'Kirmes
Dos
Barker
Lake
Cesee
O' Williams
Clarkson
O Soutter
Get
Boston
Beodie
Basils
Long
Brodie
Lovey
Quinn
Luke
Sullivan
Williams
Ostuns
Garfield
Doe
Itcher
Wise
Deady
Lime
Gaime
Mullen
Downes's Running Record Probed by Beacons Park Photos
New York Athletic Club photographer verifies claim of 440 yard world championship by re photographing start and finish at Beacon Park. Downes, with Harvard officials and friends, marks suggested finish points and notes 33 feet short of official measure, seeking to prove full distance was run.
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Harvard University
G. W. Priest
Louis Paige
N. R. George
Hemmet
Harvard Scientific School
Messrs
Chamberlain
Priest
Paige
George
John Graham
Charlesbank Gumnasium
Mr. Downes
Downes
George Cogswell
Hammet
New York Athletic Club
Jefferson Birthday Dinner Celebrated by Young Men's Democratic Club
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts plans a Jefferson birthday dinner next Monday at the American House. Presiding will be Harvey N. Collison, with speakers including Benton McMillin, John F. Andrew, Joseph H. O’Neil, and possibly Governor W. E. Russell. The club, with 972 paid members, will host about 300 attendees. a new edition of its constitution and a wealth of political records will be presented by Walter H. French.
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Young Men's Democratic Club
Massachusetts
Thomas Jefferson
American House
Harvey N. Collison
Benton McMillin
Tennessee
Johnf. Andrew
Joseph H. O’neil
Boston
O ’cAdeo
New Jersey
W. E. Russell
John &. Russell
Walter H. French
United States Department
Colonial Club of Old Cambridge Elects New Officers
The Colonial Club of Old Cambridge held its annual meeting last evening electing officers including President T W Higginson and Vice Presidents Charles W Eliot Chester W Kingsley E D Leavitt Dr Charles H Wolcott. Secretary George H Cox. Treasurer Edmund A Whitman. Directors three years A F Harlow H O Houghton Jr Charles L Fuller. Admissions three years William H Neal William B Fiske William R Howland. Auditing W T Piper G A Allison John Bullar.
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Colonial Club OF
Old Cambridge
T. W. Higginson
Charles W. Eliot
Chester W. Kingsley
E. D. Leavitt
Charles H. Wolcott
George H. Cox
Edmund A. Whitman
A. F. Harlow
H. O. Houghton, Jr
Charles L. Fuller
Royal Baking Powder claims unmatched purity and strength
The Royal Baking Powder Company asserts its powder is the oldest and purest with superior leavening. It notes it produces its own cream of tartar in a large refinery to guarantee quality and uses over half of the nation’s cream of tartar. Other powders allegedly contain impurities like lime and sulfuric acid.
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Royal Baking
Royal Baking Powder Company
Europe
Kochs Lymph What a Boston Doctor Says
Boston doctors warn against early judgment of Koch lymph efficacy based on limited Six weeks data from four cases at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr Geddings notes relapses possible, cases 7 and 8 suspended due to influenza and worsening symptoms. A Boston physician cautions newspapers misstate progress. authoritative results await reports from Philadelphia New York Boston and Baltimore next September.
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Boston
Washington
H. D. Geddings
The
Marine Hospital
Geddings
Germany
Massachusetts General Hospital
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Rival British ships arrive with general merchandise
The four masted Trafalgar from Calcutta and the Ardencraig from Calcutta arrived yesterday with general merchandise, proving their equal status as rivals by reaching the destination together. The Algonquin Club writ of mandamus remains unserved, and the Republican Club of Massachusetts Election Committee met to act on membership proposals, bringing total members over 1000. Rev. Emory J. Haynes cites no definite action on his People's Church appointment. Eighty youths and women took a civil service exam at City Hall for clerical posts under state and city governments, with further testing today for Commonwealth lists.
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Massachusetts
Emory J. Haynes
People’s Church
Civil Service
Commonwealth
Ethics of Citizenship lecture at Old South Meeting House
Professor Andrews of Brown University, in the Old South Lecture Course, discussed the ethics of citizenship. He warned against superficial law, urged reform as civilization advances, and stressed that justice rewards virtue while punishing evil. He rejected anti Catholic panic, warned about unreformed civil service, and urged broad mass education starting in kindergarten to forge character and save society.
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E. B. Andrews
Brown University
Old South Meeting House
New Orleans
Papacy
Mrs Williams hosts unique art gallery reception
Mrs H D Williams staged a charming reception at the Art Gallery on Boylston Street. Guests admired rare engravings, water colors, bronzes, marbles, and curios while Mrs Williams greeted in the upper gallery and Mr Humes Allen’s paintings were showcased. Madame Hopekirk sang an old Scottish song as piano tunes accompanied.
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H. D. Williams
Art Gallery
Boylston Street
Madame Hopekirk
MacKenzie, Jensen
Schumac
Brahms
Bids Opened for City Coal and Supplies
The street department opened bids for 1500 tons of Cumberland or New River coal with offers from N A Thompson and Co Burnham and Co Walker and Co H G Jordan and Co. Jordan and Co awarded contract. Bids for North River flagging and beach gravel were listed from several bidders with prices provided. All bids were taken under advisement.
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Cumberland
New River
Street Department
N. A. Thompson & Co
L. G. Burnham & Co
J. A. Walker & Co
H. G. Jordan & Co
Jordan & Co
North River
Baldwin & Emerson
J. J. Cuddihy
Austin Ford
Perkins & White
J. F. McIntosh
Collins & Ham
Samuel Daven Ort
A. O'Riordan
Thomas Minto
Sumner Crosby Co
Owen Navy
James McGovern
J. F. Kelly
William Scollans
Aspinwall Land Company Annual Meeting Directors Elected
The Aspinwall Land Company held its annual meeting in the Sears Building yesterday afternoon. Directors chosen were Chester T. Lin ley, M. P. Kennard, Thomas Aspinwall, W. L. Kinsman, and William Simes. M. P. Kennard was elected president and William L. Candler treasurer and clerk. The Mt. Hope Cemetery proprietors adjourned to the last Monday in June. Lewis Wharf Company officers elected included Directors Charles A. Welch, F. A. Dewson, James I. White, Theodore Heard, Kulby Page, William A. Rust, and A. F Sse.
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Aspinwall Land Company
Sears
Chester T. Linley
M. P. Kennard
Thomas Aspinwall
W. L. Kinsman
William Simes
William L. Candler
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Lewis Wharf Company
Charles A. Welch
F. A. Dewson
James I. White
Theodore Heard
Kulby Page
William A. Rust
A. F
Court listings and jurist dockets for Essex and Suffolk courts
The Supreme Judicial Court and Superior Court calendars show numerous cases set for Tuesday April 14 including equity assignments and a long list of juried matters. Entries include names such as Morrion J, Barker J, and Horxking J with various v. and v. same designations across Boston and New England railroads, banks, and firms.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Morrion
J. Equity
White Judge
Joy
National Market Bank of Acarrighton
Hal Mullen
Rnold
Smart Et al
E. Printing el. Co
Carter
I Cronan
Cannon
Annan
Miller
Tibos
Stone
Mech
Ass'n , of America
Emery
Stuart
Probate Court Names Administrators for Essex Estates
Suffolk probate records on April 6 appointed administrators for the estates of Hannah L. Scot, George Wentworth, Alfred Thayer, Thomas Boardman, Samuel E. Campbell, Thomas Hoey, Thomas Smith, Michael J. McGrath, Eben F. Cunningham, Sylvanus Currant, Thomas Tracy, Ferdinand Aram, Ann Isabella Agousta, David F. Whittier, Melinda S. Black, Hapnah Temple, Charles A. Richardson, Maynard Sumner, Susan K. Morrison, Andrew Whelton, Alvin Foss, Martha McDonald, William Sturtevant, Susan B. Higgins, Cormick McGowan, Mary Kelley. Wills of Elizabeth O Donovan, Elizabeth J. Pierce, Margaret Kenneff, John Richardson, Edward G. Wright, Adeline B. Harrs, Warren J. Whiting, Bela S. Fisk, William A. Howard, Mary Bates, Theodore H. Crosby, Harriet B. Francis, Omera Herman, Michael Killilea, Herman Johnson, Peter Callahan, Margaret Brown, Ann C. Chase were allowed.
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Suffolk
McKim
Hannah L. Scot
George Wentworth
Alfred
Thayer
Thomas Boardman
Samuel E. Campbell
Thomas Hoey
Thomas Smith
Michael J. McGrath
Eben F. Cunningham
Sylvanus Currant
Thomas Tracy
Ferdinand Aram
Ann Isabella Agousta
David F. Whittier
Melinda S. Black
Hapnah Temple
Charles A. Richardson
Maynard Sumner
Susan K. Morrison
Andrew Whelton
Alvin Foss
Martha McDonald
William Sturtevant
Susan B. Higgins
Cormick McGowan
Mary Kelley
Elizabeth O'Donovan
Elizabeth J. Pierce
Margaret Kenneff
John Richardson
Edward G. Wright
Adeline B. Harr
Warren J. Whiting
Bela S. Fisk
William A. Howard
Mary Bates
Theodore H. Crosby
Harriet 8
Francis
Omera Herman
Michael Killilea
Herman Johnson
Peter Callahan
Margaret Brown
Ann C. Chase
Court list of civil actions in first municipal session
In the municipal court docket, case numbers 697 Jones v Chase, 1164 McCracken v Proctor, 11845 Scott v Child, 1195 Griffin v Copeland, 1196 Cunningham v Jackson, 1209 Whitman v Curier, 1245 Wallace v Cobb, 1282 Winters v itrown, 1831 Eldridge v Dixon, 1852 Kernstein v Callahan, 1865 Chadbourne v Summers, 1375 Rafferty v Handy, 1880 Rugg v Butler, 11385 Thompson v Smith, 1393 Smith v Davis, 1411 Everett v Borchgrevant, 11448 McLaughlin v Hagan, 11454 Hogan v Holt et al, 1457 Wheeler v Tife.
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Child
Griffin
Copeland
Cunningham
Jackson
Whitman
Curier
Wallace
Cobb
Winters
Itrown
Eldridge
Dixon
Kernstein
Callahan
Chadbourne
Uimmers
Rafferty
Handy
Rugg
Butler
Thompson
Smith
Davis
Everett
Borchgrevant
McLaughblin
Hagan
Hogan
Holt
Wheeler
Tife
Probate Court lists proved wills and administrations
In Salem on April 6 the probate court recorded the wills of Mary L. Bodge John W Flemming Benjamin A Gray John A Greeley John Hazelton William R Knight Louis H Merchant Sarah C Sanborn and Sarah C P Tracy. Letters of administration were granted for multiple estates including Mark McDonald James Erving Benjamin Brown Ellen F Cusz ap Samuel Endicott William King Thomas Marin Abby Morris Sarah Remmends John G Brown Martha Hilton William Kimpall William R Rood Alice Comerford Sarah Hazelton Mary Nevins John Peach and Mary Roads. Inventories filed include Lemuel Haskell 8670 Richard Goss 10172.93 Joseph N Caldwell 14206.08.
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Essex
Salem
Harmen
J Wills
Mary L. Bodge
Peabody
John W. Flemming
Haverhill
Benjamin A. Gray
John A Greeley
Newburyport
John Hazelton
William R. Knight
Marblehead
Louis H. Merchant
Gloucester
Sarah C. Sanborn
Methuen
Sarah C, P. Tracy
Beverly
Lynn
Alice Comerford
Lawrence
Sarah J. Hazelton
Mary A. Nevins
John C. Peach
Mary Roads
Lemuel Haskell
Richard G. Goss
Joseph N. Caldwell
Ipswich
Clarke v Chamberlin and related Lowell actions tried together
In Middlesex County Superior Court Lowell on April 6 cases against Francis Chamberlin as administrator were heard. Clarke seeks 2009 in tort for conversion of personal property while also pursuing 5000 for nursing services. combined trial with McMannis vs Old Colony R R and Randall vs City of Lowell noted.
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Superior Court
Middlesex
Lowell
Alice G. Clarke
Francis Chamberlin
G. F. Richardson
Jeremiah Crowley
George R. Wheelock
McMannis
Old Colony
R.R
Randall
City of
New Quarters of the Stock Exchange Open Monday
The Stock Exchange will move to its new quarters on Monday, April 20. The room on the rear of the first floor covers 6000 feet, with light from four sides and Roman arches. A banquet at the Algonquin Club will close the day.
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THE
Stock Exchange
Algonquin Club
New Steamer for the Halifax Line
The Boston Halifax and Prince Edward's Island Steamship Company buys the State of Indiana from the State line of steamships. First voyage to the Provinces planned for mid May. Screw steamer of 2528 tons gross, 1612 net, built in Glasgow in 1874. Accommodations for 500 first class passengers. Described as the safest vessel yet to run this route.
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Halifax Line
Boston
Halifax
Prince Edward
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