Healers of the Sick at Massachusetts Medical Society Banquet
At the Thorndike Boston event Dr J Tisdale Talbot urged against medical licensing harshness arguing the harm from quackery and deception. He warned of impostors using false titles and proposed a bill to punish unauthorized medical titles to curb fraud in medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society
Thorndike
Henry M. Paine
M.D
Albany
N. Y
Proessor
James C. Wood
Ann Arbor
Mich
C. E. Fisher
Chicago
H. Vehstage
New York City
James Hoddenberg
J. Heber Smith
Boston
I. Tisdale Talbot
Old Bay
Union
American Medical Association
Abe
Massachusetts Medical Society
College of Edinburgh
United States
Law and medicine meet as fraud fears loom in 1889 meeting
At Steinert Hall the necrologist reports six deaths among homeopathic physicians since the last annual gathering. Officers for 1889 90 are listed along with treasurer’s financials showing a balance of 889 and income 1904. New members elected include Bosworth Seip Chase Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinert Hall
E. A. Jones
Charles H. Walker
London
N. H
Homeopathic Medical College
Philadelphia
Manchester
Chelsea
Mass
Lafayette McFarland
Hopkinton
Tremont Medical School
Harvard Medical College
Homeopathic Medical College of Philadelphia
Boston
Springfield
John A. Burpee
Ludlow
Augusta
Boston University School of Medicine
Roxbury
H.A. Houghton
Charlestown
James Hedenberg
Medford
FF. B. Percy
Brookline
J. Wilkinson Clapp
M.D
F. ©. Richardson
Ast
H. C. Clapp
A. J. Baker
J. W. Hayward
P. Colby
Wakefield
W. Wesselhoeft
Cambridge
K. B. Whittier
Fitchburg
Treasury
John W. Bosworth
Roslindale
Charles W. Seip
New Bedford
Herbert A. Chase
Cambridgeport
H. E. Spaulding
J. K. Culver
B. IT. Church
H. M. Hunter
J. J. Shaw
D. B. Whittier
Prosper Bender
M.D. Dry
E. N. Jones
Rhode Island
Board of Health
Ihairman
Bureau
G. E. Southwick
Walter Wesselhoeft
George H. Earl
Sarah E. Sherman
Emily Bruce
Boston Youngster Shines as Boston Beats Athletics
Boston patrons witnessed a standout display by the young player who collected four hits in four at bats and showed solid fielding. Stovey stole multiple bases for Philadelphia and scored a three-base run, while Madden struggled and Mattimore was wild. Rich'dson and Ganzel contributed for Boston as the crowd of about 3000 watched Gaffney and Fessenden umpire the game.
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Boston
Wise
Ray
Stovey
Philadelphia
Madden
Ganzel
Bostons
Mattimore
Richardson
Brouthers
Harry Stovey
Gaffney
Fessenden
Athletics
Rich
Welch
Bro
Yistorey
Kelly
Lyons
Nash
Totial
Athicuor
Scot Etoviews
Larkin
Fennelly
Brennan
Breuthers
Mark— Madden
Gaffney and
Harvard nine opens Cambridge season with mixed showing
Harvard played its first regular game in Cambridge on Jarvis field against Gardner's Cambridge team. Hawley pitched well, Dean stood out at short with nine chances without an error and a three-base hit. The visitors were weaker in field and bat. score not disclosed.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Jarvis Field
Gardner
Barney
Brown
Wood
Hawley
Dean
Harvards
McCarn
McLach’n
Kyaus
Lynch
Burke
Troceck
DF OO
Larned
Hawler
Linn
Willard
Ong
Doyle
Bostons Head North for Philadelphia Showdown
The Bostons left for Philadelphia where they face the Athletics today. Manager Hart of the Bostons made his first appearance on the grounds yesterday. The Chicagos and All-Americans Wil play in Boston Saturday of this week.
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Bostons
Philadelphia
Athletics
Hart
Chicagos
All- Armericas
Boston
Dorchester Yacht Club hosts final ladies day of season
Dorchester Yacht Club held its last ladies day in winter quarters on Boylston street with a crowded reception and a serving of collation. Officials inspected the club anchorages, while members and guests discussed land for a new clubhouse near Gloucester and plans for upcoming yacht building and racing season.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Boylston Street
Cosey
Eastern Point
Gloucester
Dorchester
Henry
Callender
Jesse
Wiley
House Committee
Arthur H. Shepard
Geralt
Acna
J. H. McGrady
Atlantic Avenue
E. C. Smith
Volunteer Yacht Club
R. M. Benner
Vesperto Parties
West Lynn
John Mumm
Bay Ridge
H.C. Wintringham
Roger Maxwell
Wintringham
Shamrock
J. Roger Maxwell
Atlantic Yacht Club
New York
Sawyer
Titania
Katrina
Lynn
Edith
Lynn Yacht Club
Mayo & Forsythe
West Lynn Yacht Club
Zita
Bo Louis Coié
Chase Ours
R. Benner
Dr Edward Pick Delivers Talk on Memory in Boston
Dr Edward Pick addressed a large Boston audience at Music Hall with A E Winship introducing him. He explained memory as a blend of ideas rather than mere recall and demonstrated a system to strengthen memory by focusing on a few interconnected ideas at a time. Over 100 people signed up for five forthcoming lectures starting April 16. seats go on sale now.
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Edward Pick
Boston
Music Hall
Pick
A. E. Winship
Journal of Education
America
Renal Disease Majors Cited By NYU Physician
Prof Wm R Thompson MD of University of the City of New York warns chronic kidney disease is a leading killer after consumption. He notes many misjudge kidney trouble and some turn to Warner's Lafe Cure, while chronic Bright's disease becomes highly serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Thompson
M.D
University of the City of New York
Warner
Bright
Courts Hear Case Over McKay Sewing Royalties
United States Circuit Court action resumed. J Gordon McKay trustee sues Frank W. Smith and others to recover royalties for McKay sewing machine patents since Aug 14 1881. Defendants claim a public sale fixed price voids royalties. Attorneys listed. A separate case involves bonds claimed as estate property and new trial motion based on newly discovered evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
J. Gordon McKay
Frank W. Smith
McKay
J. J. Myers
P. E Tucker
Charles A. Taber
Sarah A. Preble
H. M. Bates
Bates & Walley
B. F. Butler
C. B. Southard
Samuel Hoar
Jury Returns in Postal Card Trial and Liquor Tax Pleas
The district court reports two juries empanelled with William Carpenter of Foxboro and Idrim Knight of Westminster serving as foremen. Arthur H. Stock was found guilty of mailing an improper language card. Margaret Hayde and Josephine O'Brien pleaded guilty to un-taxed liquor sales and were fined $20 each plus costs. Enoch P. Fogg and Carlos P. Tate pleaded guilty to illegal voting and were fined $5 plus costs each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carpenter
Foxboro
Idiram Knight
Westminster
Arthur H. Stock
Margaret Hayde
Josephine O’brien
Enoch P. Fogg
Carlos P.tate
Supreme Judicial Court April 10 case summaries
The court session includes William Washburn vs Ira L. Moore auditors trustees over a $25 172 claim for architect and sanitary engineer work on Adams House. Johannes De Beer sues Augustus P. Jennings et al to halt sale of a Turkish baths establishment at Boylston and Tremont, asserting a $6 000 equity claim and prior cash payments. Case heard and held under advisement with arguments by Gargan Sullivan Morse Rollins and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
W. Allen
William Washburn
Ira L. Moore
Daniel Chamberlain
Adams House
T. J. Gargan
C. P. Sullivan
R. M. Morse, Jr
J. W. Rollins
Chambers
C. Allen
J. Johannes de Beer
Augustus P. Jennings
Charles
Bills
Waltham
Boylston and
Tremont Streets
Jorme Putnam
John Mee
Johnson
Court records show multi-session civil docket and trials
Superior Court recounts cases from first to fifth sessions led by judges Staples Thompson and Aldrich. Dockets include fraud and gaming questions in a 1884 corn commission suit, malicious prosecution from embezzlement charges, mechanic liens, labor claims, and ongoing uncontested divorce hearings with numerous pending orders and trial lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Staples
Albert H. Farnum
Frank C. Pitcher
Supreme Court
L. S. Dabney
B. H. Hutchinson
James Crokee
George R. Fowler
Fowler
Asa P. Kimball
Myles
A. Hemenway
John Prentice
Telusul
Carlton
Rodriguez
Kit
Knnight
Divorce and foreclosure suits heard in Essex Superior Court
In Lawrence April 10, Essex County Superior Court heard cases including Martin Cuddy v North over a July 1 1888 loan with $156 claimed plus interest, Henry R Weitzel v Linden C Wing over burial expenses of a brother, and Lucy A Richardson v Alvin E Mack a writ of entry for land tied to first and second mortgages. An uncontested divorce for Charles A Bradford v Catherine was disposed of.
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Essex County
Lawrence
Dkney, Jr
Martin Cuddy
John North
A. DeCourcey
John P. Sweeney
Henry R. Weitzel
Linden C. Wing
Newburyport
F. W. Hale
F. L. Evans
Lucy A. Richardson
Alvin E. Mack
Desertion Decree Nisi Granted in Divorce Suit
L. Ero files for divorce on grounds of desertion requesting decree nisi. Court records show proceedings and venue for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ero
Forgery and theft cases in Superior Court list
April docket shows forgery by Blopaert and Andrew Donovan in reformatories. vagrancy and idle disorderly cases in correctional terms. liquor law violation fined 100. multiple similar indictments include breaking and entering larceny and lewd conduct. Several cases list defendants with various charges against Campbell Cummings Fleming Gallagher Kolbskoff McLeod Melloy Meredith O Neil Rankin Welch Milliner Randolph Adams robbery Freeman Connerton Toy Shelley McDonald Brewster Lee.
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Superior Criminal Court
Blopaert
J. Andrew Donovan
Massachusetts Reformatory
George D. Brooks
House of Correction
Mary Allen
William Stevens
House of Reformation
Patrick Collins
Patrick Sheridan
A S Hne
Lowery
Same
Campbell
Cummings
Collins
Fleming
Gallagher
Saime
Kolbskoff
McLeod
Melloy
Meredith
O'Neil
Rankin
Welch
Milliner
Randolph
Adams
Freeman
Connerton
Sik
Toy
Shelley
McDonald
Brewster
Lee
Probate Court Appoints Administrators and Guardians in Norfolk
In Quincy on April 10 Walter J. Wills case Wills allowed Emily Maxwell Prescott Brookline George Savil Quincy John Walsh Milton William Shea Quincy Mary Griffith Quincy James Donohoe Weymouth Margaret Doherty Quincy Administrators appointed E Cole Randolph guardians Oran White Weymouth Deborah J Blanchard Susie C Blanchard Ann C Torrey Weymouth Burton W Torrey James F Desmond Lawa John Louis F Clark annah E Joy Weymouth Frank B Joy executors William E C Swan Oscar A Marden licensed to sell real estate.
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Norfolk County
Quincy
Walter
J. Wills
Emily Maxwell Prescott
Brookline
George Savil
John Walsh
Milton
William Shea
Mary Griffith
James Donohoe
Weymouth
Margaret Doherty
E. Cole
Sarah E. Gulliver
Caroline M. Miller
Randolph
John A. Raymond
James F. Desmond
Lawa
John
Louis F. Clark
Annah E. Joy
Frank B. Joy
William E. C. Swan
Oscar A. Marden
Mary E. Summers
New Hampshire Club Holds Monthly Meeting and Banquet
The New Hampshire Club met at the Quincy House with about 160 members. Andrew Bunton returned as president after illness. Colonel C. C. Danforth chaired the gathering. Notable attendees included Rev. J. L. Seward and Colonel H. O. Kent, among others. Membership nominees Sumner Blanchard, L. H. Carroll, A. D. Hoitt, and Dr. C. Warren Hodgdon were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire Club
Quincy House
Andrew Bunton
C. C. Danforth
J. L. Seward
H. O. Kent
J. J. Bell
H. Prew
G. W. Grover
Nashua
R. A. Mansfield
Lowell
A. Haley
Newmarket
W. F. Thayer
Concord
A. Carter
New Hampshire
J. L. Spring
Lebanon
J. T. Wilson
New England House
Boston
A. F. Holt
Governor Ames
Sleeper
Cambride
Warren F. Daniels
Franklin
George B. Deming
Enfield
W. E. Plummer
Newton
Kent
J.J. Bell
Exeter
N. B. Bryant
M. J. Pratt
Sumner Blanchard
Wilton
L. H. Carroll
Hoitt
Arington
Durham
N. H
C. Warren Hodgdon
Weare
Tufts Class of ’91 Banquet at Youngs and Notables
The Tufts College Class of 1891 held its annual banquet at Young's with thirty members. A. W. Grose presided, H. R. Rose acted as toastmaster, and many members delivered toasts. Other events included a Massachusetts Volunteers reunion at the United States Hotel and various notable arrivals at multiple hotels, listing numerous individuals and their origins.
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Tufts College
Young
A. W. Grose
H. R. Rose
F. C. Durrington
E. E. Powell
W.S. White
W. H. Fiske
G. C. Dolliver
W. K. Dennisson
C. L. Storer
T. O. Marvin
H.A. Tuttle
H. F. Foster
D. W. Cunningham
J. B
F. W. Perkins
Company C
Thirteenth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
United States Hotel
Dry Salters’Club
Parker’s
Kate Field
Brunswick
New York
C. C. Beaman
Harvard College
Tremont House
Warren F. Daniell
Franklin Falls
N. H
Quincy House
Vendome
E. M. Leggett
Ferry
Detroit
Mich
F. H. Hichat
Kingston
W. A. Whitecar
Fe.t. Rice, Jr
F. W. Rhinelander
S. Rich
Birmingham
Andrew Robinson
Koy
N . Brunwick
R. Garsed
Philadelphia
Penn
Edwin G. Angell
Providence
Howard
Louis E. Howard
Plainfield
N. L
W. Kendall
Kansas
JT. White
Augusta
W. T. Davis
Plymouth
T. A. Kenetick
M.D
J. A. Kenetick
Newport
R. L. James Lockett
Tremont
Nathan Webb
Portland
Mas
H. E. Payson
A Kent
Adolf J. Grinbere
W Cuman
W. Mills
Joe
Nestuitole Parker
Fdr. Andrews
F Harry Myers
M. Lazarus
W. D. Hall
A. C G. Stevens
M. A. Brooks
Rochester
N.Y
Albert A. Michelson
Cleveland
O. J. Clarkson
Chicago
T. P. Thompson
Grand Rapids
Mich. Young
S—A. H. Fischer
G. F. Steward
H. D. Gordon
Wilmington del
G. W. Stratton
Altoona
N. Winkler
Cincininati
H. N. Fairbanks
Benger
L. Potter
Fort Wayne
Ind
F. Y Alavich
H. Carter
Ph Revere
C. J
Channing Home Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Channing Home annual meeting held yesterday morning at 27 Ruby Street, officers for the coming year were elected. President Samuel A. Green M D and treasurer Theodore Metcalf were named with directors Charles P. Curtis Miss Sarah G Cary Theodore Metcalf Miss Sarah F E Read Samuel A Green and clerk Charles P Curtis. Physicians A Lawrence Mason M D James Ayer M D Robert W Lovett M D served as managers and Mrs Eliza McDowall was named matron. The treasurer reported a deficit of five hundred dollars in receipts.
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Corporation of the Channing Home
Ruby Street
Samuel A. Green
M.D
Charles P. Curtis
Sarah G. Cary
Theodore Metcalf
Sarah FE. Read
Beasnier
Sarah Cary
Piyaiowuns
Lawrence Mason
James Ayer
Robert W. Lovett
Eliza McDowall
Commodious West Chester warehouse houses valuables in Boston
The Boston Racine Warehouse on West Chester park serves as a premier storage for household goods, pianos, carriages, mirrors, pictures and art. Rooms range from $2 upward based on space. F. W. Lincoln, Esqr., a prominent Boston citizen, acts as general manager.
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West Chester Park
Boston Racene Warehouse
Boston
F. W. Lincoln
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Auction of Gideon Beck oil paintings this day
Noted oil paintings from Gideon Beck & Son at 176 Tremont Street go under the hammer this Thursday April 11 on the closing day of sale. The rest of the city notes include lectures in Newton Highlands, Chauncy Hall music, Long Wharf officers named, a guilty plea in Gaston schoolhouse arson, Fifth Regiment escort permission for New York visit, and the final weeks of Joseph's Sweetheart at the Boston Museum with two holiday performances.
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Gideon Beck & Son
Tremont Street
William C. Winslow
D.D
Boston
Newton Highlands
Congregational Church
Egypt
Chauncy Hall
Albert C. Aldrich
Miss Enneking
Breed and Hayden
Harry L. Chase
Biewend
Woodbridge
Long Wharf
Charles A. Welch
Samuel H. Russell
Charles A. Cotting
George H. Homans
John C. Palfrey
W. Powell Mason
A. C. Fearing, Jr
Superior Criminal Court
James P. Nolan
Gaston
Dalton
William A. Bancroft
New York
Joseph
Rosedale
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town Albany Ad
A long list of boot and shoe buyers and their reps across the nation is shown, including W F Freeman in Albany and multiple traders in Atlanta Baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago Louisville and more, with numerous firms named and city by city placements. The compilation reads as a trade directory excerpt highlighting active shoe trade agents and treasurers in various cities.
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Albany
Freeman
Atlanta
Everett
M C & J F Kiser & Co
Tre
W Draper
Draper, Moore & Co
E Kingsbury
Bates
Kingsbury & Co
Baltimore
H Slingluff
Disney & Co
I Halle
Halle & Son
D H Stevenson
Stevenson, Alexander & Cator
Birmingham
Alan H W Perry
Perry-Mason Shoe Co
Bloomington
D Smith
I Smith & Co
Charleston
M Drake
M Drake & Son
Cincinnati
J B Coughlin
Butteworth & Co
Cran
Han O—J Benckenstein
J Benckenstein & Co
L Crane
H L Crane B &$ Co
Henderson & Co
Clarksville
Tenn
Gerhart
Gerhart & Sons
Craw
Chulicothe
Culter
Miller, Culter & Co
Detroit
Mich
Farnsworth
McGraw
McGraw & Co
Bro
Davenport
Doe
P Doe & Co
Dallas
Tex
J Howell
Howell Bros Boot and Shoe Co
Evansville
Ind
B Hinkle
Hinkle
Nisbet & Co
E. Evansville
L Dixon
Dixon, Mackey & Co
D. Galveston
A Blum
L & H_ Binam
Indianapolis
E Branham
McKee & Branhaw
Ranges City
L ¥ Marks
Lederman & Marks
Kansas City
R G Wallace
R G Wallace & Co
Keokuk
J W Hulskamp
Hulskamp Bros Co
Knoxville
Roney
Briscoe, Swepson & Co
Los Angeles
Cal
Vivian
Jacoby Bros
Louisville
A Warren
Warren & Co
J Streng
Bamberger, Streng & Co
Rosenberg
Rosenberg, Flexner & Mendell
Grauman
L Grauman & Co
Hypehburs
J M Goodbar
Goodbar & Co
Memphis
T E Greacen
Natchez
Miss
Trimble & Co
C Moore
H Frank & Co
Nashville
Hollins, Jr
Hollins, Sons & Co
J W Hall
Hall-McLester Shoe Co
Throne of Throne
Franklin, Nance & Adams
Jenn
Herman
Herman Bros
Lindauer & Co
J B Richardson
RE Magill
Richardson Bros & Co
Norfolk
Brickhouse
Omana
New
P Kirkendall
Kirkendall, Jones & Co
Ad. Pillaburg
Penn
M Laird
Philadelphia
Purify Your Clothes by Mbneral Uses Pearline Product
Purify Your Clothes by Mbneral touts Pyle's Pearline as a famous household cleaning aid. The brief ad copy urges readers to try the product for laundry results.
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Pyle
Electric tram protests grow over elevated system dangers
Residents debate the Ames-Shepard elevated railroad plan as concerns rise about electric surface transit. Fire officials warn that overhead wires impede firefighting access and raise risks. questions focus on single versus double trolley systems and the time to cut wires in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames-Shepard Syndicate
Ranney
Boylston Street
West End
Board of Aldermen
Fitch
Board of Fire Commissioners
Tobin
Paine's Furniture Exhibition At Canal Street Warerooms
The Paine's Furniture Company hosts a expansive exhibition of rare dining room pieces open to all visitors. The firm, known for its skilled designers and English style, shapes hundreds of regional makers with baronial outlines and selective Venetian or French touches.
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Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Middle
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