Bank Officers Banquet Presses for Higher Pay and Fewer Red Tape
The fourth annual Bank Officers' Association dinner at the Revere House attracted 132 members with Lt Governor Brackett, State Treasurer Marden, and U S Sub-Treasury official Aldrich as guests. Speakers argued for better pay for bankers, praised integrity, and criticized government red tape hindering banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett
Revere House
Bank Officers’ Association
Marden
N. Aldrich
United States Sub-Treasury
Francis B. Hornbrooke
Newton
E. H. Lowell
Maverick National Bank
T. J. Monaghan
Columbian National Bank
J. H. Edwards
Suffolk Savings Bank
F. B. Sears
Third National Bank
Sears
Canada
S. N. Aldrich
Sub-Treasury
Hornbrooke
Huxley
Ife
Thompson Peck Union Church Wedding Capt Newell A Thompson Marries Florence Peck
A well attended ceremony at The Church of the Unity united Captain Newell A. Thompson of the Second Brigade MVM with Miss Florence Peck daughter of A D Peck. The reception at the Ven dome drew about 700 guests including Governor Ames and various officers. The couple will reside at 727 Tremont street after a southward wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia
Cornelia Cook
F. W. Sprague
Second Brigade
Minot J. Savage
Vendome
Peck
Chompson
Salem
Thompson
Tremont Street
Burial of Lewis Hayden at Charles Street Church
A large funeral for Lewis Hayden drew prominent figures and crowds. A long service at First African Methodist Episcopal Church featured tributes from Gov. Ames, William Lloyd Garrison, Lucy Stone, and others, followed by a cortege to Woodlawn Cemetery with Masons and veterans associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hayden
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Tremont Temple
Charles Street
Cambridge Street
Mt. Vernon Street
Phillips Street
Andrew Chamberlain
New Bedford
William CC. Hall Club
Francis Gray
R. A. Bell Post
State House
John F. Andrew
Crispus Attacks Lodge
Knights of Pythias
United Order of Zion
T. W. Higginson
Frank W. Bird
Francis Parkman
Frank Bb. Sanborn
Lucy Stone
Thomas Sherwin
E. D. Hayden
William Lloyd Garrison
O'Brien
J. H. White
David Thayer
John L. Clarke
John
Theodore Gould
Jesus
Mendelssohn
Mahlon van Horn
Newport
R. I
C. Birchmore
The
Zion Church
A. W. Sparrow
John T. Jenifer
Samson
Boston
Lexington
Canada
Detroit
Garrison, Phillips
John Brown
Andrew
Wilson
Commonwealth
Lincoln
North
Jenifer
J T. W. Higginson
Shadrach
Mr. Hayden
Senenes
Henry [. Bowditch
Hayden
Court
Hanover
Washington Streets
Haymarket Square
Beverly
Charlestown
Woodlawn Cemetery
Colchis Mining Company Seeks Investors For New Mill
Colchis Mining Company invites careful investigation of its properties. President is Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll. Stock at $3 a share via R H Whitney & Co Boston. Four experts claim unlimited ore and 50,000 tons on dumps. Mill capacity 150 to 200 tons daily. Price moves to at least $5 per share after the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchis Mining Company
Robert G. Ingersoll
R. H. Whitney & Co
Congress Street
Boston
Sporting Goods Sale At Oughton and Duttons
Oughton and Dutton offer a full line of sporting goods this week, featuring A G Spalding products at low prices. The department is located on the second floor of the Pemberton square wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting Goods
Oughton & Dutton’s
A. G. Spalding
Pemberton Square
Peril and Prevention Prompts Warners Log Cabin Liver Drug
An old advertisement warns of peril from constipation and touts Warner's Log Cabin Liver Oil as a cure. It claims immediate relief and lists a price of 26 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Warner's Safe Cure Claim on Heart Disease and Apoplexy
The late Dr. Austin Flint notes fatal kidney disease ties to pericarditis apoplexy and dropsy. He says symptoms reflect diseases and cites Warner's Safe Cure claim to prevent apoplexy and cure heart disease by removing the disease cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Flint
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
New York Academy of Medicine
State Medical Societies
New York
Virginia
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Warner
City Council Debates Consolidation and Bills in Five Hour Session
The common council held a lengthy meeting amid partisan debate over department consolidation and an appropriation bill. Democrats framed it as politics, Republicans argued business necessity. reports were discussed, and multiple orders passed or deferred, including printing, memorials, and street projects, with adjournment motions and rule suspensions shaping the legislative tempo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Keenan
Fanning
Allen
West End Street Railway Company
Republican Party
Fraser
Lowell
Board of Street Commissioners
Ferry Department
Hoar
D. F. Barry
Board of Public Works
Republiccans
Moore
Street Commission
Richard Sullivan
Old State House
Washington
Board of Aldermen
Ward 11
Walpole Street
Committee On Public Buildings
Hyde
Sherwin
Barry
McNamars
McNamara
Cushing
Rosnosky
LD. F. Barry
Board of Fire Commissioners
Fire Department
Preble v Bates et al Court Hearing on New Trial
United States Circuit Court on April 11 resumed and completed the motion for a new trial in the case of Sarah A. Preble against H. M. Bates and others. The judge took the matter under advisement with Butler and B. Southard representing the plaintiff and Samuel Hoar the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Coxt
J. Sarah A. Preble
H. M. Bates
Butler
B. Southard
Samuel Hoar
Court Finds Nelson and Swan Guilty In Postal and Embezzlement Cases
United States District Court on April 11 found J Arthur H Nelson guilty of sending a postal with improper language and sentenced him to fifteen days hard labor in East Cambridge. Edgar Swan pleaded guilty to two indictments for embezzlement and misapplication of checks and received five years at Lawrence jail. Swan was cashier of the Lynn Bank. Juries excused till Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelsson
Arthur H. Stock
East Cambridge
Edgar Swan
Lawrence
Swan
Lynn Bank
William Washburn vs Ira L Moore et al trustees
Supreme Judicial Court hearing on April 11 involves William Washburn suing Ira L Moore and others as trustees under Daniel Chamberlain's will for 25172 dollars alleged as balance for architect and sanitary engineer work on the Adams House. Plaintiffs’ counsel I J Gargan and C P Sullivan. defendants’ Morse Jr and Rollins appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Washburn
Ira L. Moore
Daniel Chamberlain
Adams House
I. J. Gargan
C. P. Sullivan
R. M. Morse, Jr
J. W. Rollins
Malicious Prosecution Case Led By Fowler in Embezzlement Charge
The Los Angeles style docket shows No. 3876 James Crokee v. George R. Fowler et al alleging damages for malicious prosecution in an embezzlement charge that led to arres t or discharge. Fowler claims no malice and probable cause based on client information. Kimball also asserts no malice and probable cause. The filing includes related cases and notes on judgments and sessions, with lawyers listed for plaintiffs and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crokee
George R. Fowler
Fowler
Asa P. Kimball
William F. Myles
A. Hemenway
John Prentice
Albano
Henry
Stone
Umboldt Avenue
C. F. Light
W. B. Quigley
George K. Clarke
Walter A. Carbon
Sargent Street
W.H. Preble
A. EK. Dennison
Hannah R. Lawton
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lynn
B. Allen
Thomas Savage
S. Lincoln
Lawston
Sullivan
Point of Pines Co
Wheet
Emerson
Turrill
West End St. RR
Bowiles
Superior Criminal Court April 11 lewd and lascivious conduct cases
Essex County Superior Court hearings list multiple defendants with penalties including house of correction ten months and jail terms for larceny arson embezzlement and violations of liquor and milk laws. Case entries enumerate numerous docket numbers and defendant names alongside sentences. Some entries mention nightwalking assault and battery false pretences and obstructing duties across various corrections. The record also includes a separate Essex County Superior Court Law rence entry noting Lucy A Richardson vs Alvin E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Blopgett
Henry Millmer
House of Correction
Amelia Barlow
Same
John Crosby
Michael Collins
Neil K L. Toy
James Lowery
State
Blanche Cummings
Woman’s
Henry P. Line
Commonwealth
Murphy
Campbell
Sai
Flaherty
Nolan
Rogers
Right
Calahan
Davey
Sane
Samé
Pottin
Connolly
Pratt
Williams
Baker
Lynch
Hunt
Colewan
Doherty
Gaffney
Kennison
Sime
Marshall
Saime
Mason
Sme
McAler
Green
Adams
Freeman
Shelley
Randolph
Brewster
Collins
Uquar
Fleming
McLeod
Meredith
Rankin
Lee
Essex County
Lawrence
Land dispute over foreclosed mortgages proceeds to trial
A series of cases from Lawrence and surrounding towns involve claims to land by foreclosed first and second mortgages with disputes over property identity. Decisions reserved in most actions. counsel listed includes John C. Sanborn for plaintiff and C. A. Bell and W. S. Knox for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Richardson
John C. Sanborn
C. A. Bell
W. 5
Knox
A. M. Fay
Thomas O’reilly
Lawrence
N. P. Frye
C. A. DeCourcey
George W. Wentworth
Haverhill
Wheeler W. Ames
Roton
Bradford
Rufus Tanley
Rufus Tanley, Jr
Abbott & Pearl
Mack
Third meetings and adjournments listed in court cases
A long OCR fragment lists third and first meetings for numerous cases with numbers 1501 through 1701, naming parties such as Dixon, Uarrison Ibs Coremen Whelan Girach & Co Metell Cromie il Chester Tyler bros Murray Burges Post Denham Friedlander Bragan Osborn Carver Bo ver Fabot hoa rs Avery Company Howard cituietels folsom Warner creditors petition Cronson Snow Curtis Fitzpatrick bushby Clark Stevens Thomas Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Dixon
John Uarrison
Ibs
Coremen Whelan
Girach & Co
Louisa M. Metell
Frank H. Cromie
Fred Il
Chester
Tyler Bros
Patrick E. Murray
Benjamin Burges
Charles G. Post
George H. Denham
William Friedlander
Thomas B. Bragan
John HL. Osborn
Ira . Carver
Arthur F. Bo
Felix F
L. & G. Hoars
Is & Sons
Sear
Brigham & Sawyer
Nerhlle, Smith
Sane
John Harrison
George A. Jenham
Henry A. Ullvson
Same
and Avery Company
James H. Howard
Cituietels & Folsom
John Warner
Imports and Exports April 11 1889 Baracoa Halifax Liverpool
A dense shipping list from multiple ports notes cargoes including 20000 cocoanuts and 8600 bananas on Sjotna, dry fish and household goods on Carroll, numerous items in Halifax and Liverpool shipments, and assorted goods, oysters, lumber, and machinery among numerous firms such as WW & C R Noyes JJ Bassett H A Carlton & Son Delong & Seaman J S Clarke Prang Educational co and Bank of British North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baracoa
Noyes
Halifax
Carroll
Baldwin & Co
J S Clarke
Delong & Seaman
Greenough
McDonald
Sullivan
Liverpool
Eng
Llowa
Thos Groom & Co
Congcon, Carpenter & Co
Bank of British North America
Noors & Co
Jones
Carter, Carter & Kilham
Weeks & Potter
Fern & Co
Preston
Edward Smith
Tually & Co
Atkins & Co
Joseph Cleve
Hunt & Co
Dame & Co
H Richardson & Co
Dun Shea~1 Case Elasics Brown, Durrell & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Jere Abbott & Co
Carpenter & Co
Jones & Co
Riverside & Oswig Mills
Stedmin & Fuller Manf Co
Morey, Churchill
Morey
Abram French & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Brown, Durrell & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Mackintire, Lawrie & Co
H Tully & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Moise Kennedy & Murphy
Collins & Fairbanks
Lowell Bleachery Co
Thayer & Lincoln
Job Moors & Co
Linder & Myer
Kb & F
King & Co
American Express Co
Whitney & Co
Bartlett & Co
Milne & Co
Leigh & Co
Ey & Gray
L & DS
Morey & Co
Stoddard, Loveing & Co
Thos Leyland & Co
Morris & Co
Turner & Co
Beer & QO Dame & Co
Orlellan, Mead & Co
Oswego Mills
Lbalehemp Rope & K
Enery
King Glue Co
Snow & Co
Sherbburne
Matanzas
Federico
Boston
JAGOU
H J Cottrell
Usket
Clements & Co
Griffin
Hall & Co
Shatchelder
Eilis & Co
J Jones & Co
Exports, April 11, 1889 St Johns and Ports of Call
Record of shipments and cargoes from multiple ports including St Johns Digby Annapolis Matanza Havana London Liverpool Matanza Cuba Ships Flores Digby Nassau and others. Listings show brig Highlander schooner Forest Fairy steamer Cleopatra and more with quantities of flour meal molasses lumber hardware and various goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Johns
No. Brig
Highlander
Flores
Schooner
Forest Fairy
Digby
Annapolis
Cleopatra
Li Bae
Metgguan
Edward D
Wehakriver
E Norrisa
Liverpool
Matanzas
Cuba
H & J Blendermann
Havana
Henry Warner
Buenos Ayres
Evie Reed
Hull
Eng
New York
Buffalo
Londons
Boston and East Boston groups schedule meetings and events
The Boston Kimball Union Academy Association plans its third annual meeting at the Revere House Monday at 4. The East Boston Citizens Trade Association sets a regular meeting at Grand Army Hall 140 Meridian Street Monday evening at 8. A Palm Sunday program at St Patrick's Dudley Street features Rossini Stabat Mater directed by Thomas Donnelly with 21 orchestra players. Haydn Passion is listed for Wednesday. Fraulein Stolig lectures on Dutch art at the Pierce building studio this morning, with discussion of Rembrandt and Dutch masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Kimball Union Academy Association
Revere House
East Boston Citizens’ Trade Association
Grand Army Hall
Meridian Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
Thomas F. Donnelly
Anna
Nicolas Maas
Peter de Hooch
Salomon Koning
Swan Gets Five Years For Bank Embezzlement
Edgar Swan, a Lynn City National Bank teller, pleaded guilty in federal court before Judge Nelson to two indictments for embezzlement and misapplication of checks. Bank examiner Getchell testified to the amount taken. Amos P. Tapley defended Swan's character, but Swan was sentenced to five years in Lawrence jail, the minimum allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Edgar Swan
City National Bank of
Lynn
Getchell
Amos P. Tapley
Swan
Lawrence
Transit debate over electric surface cars in Boston
Experts testifying before the state railroad committee discuss an electric car carrying 104 passengers, with potential doubling to 200. They warn trains at fifteen miles per hour could threaten safety and disturb traffic, while suburbs lack rapid transit. The dispute may end soon as to whether elevated lines will be built and where. The Ames Shepard venture gains public support amid the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Keenan
Boston Water Board
Cochituate
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Faneuil Hall Market
Board of Police
Havre Street
Ward 2
Committee On
Board of Street Commissioners
Chambers Street
Brighton Street
Livingston Street
Heath Street
Roxbury
State House
West End
Upper
Washington
Tremont Street
C. T. Deblois
Mr. Deblois
Hyde
Boston
Eters
Boston Highlands
Warren Street
Grove Hall
Cambridgeport
Cambridge
Harvard Square
South Boston
Charlestown
Hyde Park
Lynn
Railroad Committee
New York
Manhattan
Ames. Shepard Enterprise
Harrison Descendant Theorized From Pocahontas Lineage
An open question discusses popular belief that President Harrison descends from Pocahontas and General Thomas Harrison. It cites Pocahontas’s friendship with early Virginians, her marriage to John Rolfe, and Virginia’s descent claims, then notes Warner’s Log Cabin Remedies including Log Cabin Sarsaparilla as a household cure with claims of blood purification and other health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Pocahontas
Thomas Harrison
Powhatan
Virginia
John Smith
America
John Rolfe
England
Wm. Henry Harrison
United States
Ben. Harrison
Warner
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Matthews
Bisnop
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Stellings
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Sweeney
McDermiott
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