Notable Boston Party Tours Pope Manufacturing Works
A large Boston gathering visited Colonel Albert A. Pope’s Pope Manufacturing Company for a daylong tour to Hartford. The group inspected rubber mills, steel tube production, bicycle plants, and testing rooms, with lunch and a deluxe vestibule train back to Boston. Colonel Pope praised employee welfare measures and a history of no strikes as guests, including prominent figures and officials, departed after an elaborate dinner and socializing.
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Boston
Pope Manufacturing Company
Albany
Albert A. Pope
Hartford
Columbia
Corrabra
Pope Company
Pope
S. N. Aldrich
George A. Alden
Edgar W. Anthony
W. W. Blackmer
Walter M. Brackett
Sylvester Baxter
J. H. Benton
G. S. W. Braman
Charles S. Brown
William A. Bancroft
Alfred D. Chandler
Stephen M. Crosby
George E. Connor
George B. Dyer Herbert Dumaresq
M. F. Dickinson
Dana Estes
William H. Forbes
E. N. Foss
John M. Graham
Joseph H. Gray
George W. Gregory
E. A. Grazier
A. O. Davidson
Walter Hunnewell
S. M. Hodges
Elmer P. Howe
E. C. Hodges
C. A. Hopkins
Josiah W. Hayden
Henry D. Hyde
William H. Haile
George B James
N. W. Jordan
J. A. Lane
Samuel Little
H. O. Marcey
A. P. Martin
George S. Merrill
Henry C. Morse
J. Howard Nichols
J. Allston Newhall
Stephen O'Meara
Alex S. Porter
John C. Paige
Robert Treat Paine
George H. Quincy
Edward M. Rand
EE. L. Rexford
A. A. Rand
A. Shuman
John Shepard
John G. Stearns
Edgar J. Sherman
Charles O. Stearns
Aaron W. Spencer
Williamb. Sears
Eugene Tompkins
FE. A. Taft
Lucius Tuttle
Charles H. Taylor
Jeremiah Williams
EB. H. Woods
G. H. Whitcomb
John C. Wyman
George E. Armstrong
Lewis J. Bird
William
Legislature Divided Over State House Demolition and Normal Schools
The committee on expenditures reports a split vote on demolishing the State House with five to five, meaning the present building should not be torn down. It also opposes three new normal schools now, suggesting one school costing 75,000 dollars be built where the Board of Education decides. The panel supports funding 100,000 dollars to exterminate the gypsy moth, with agriculture officials seeking 160,000 dollars.
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Legislative Committee On
State House
Committee On
Bulfinch
Board of
Edumn
Nittee
North Adams
Tchburg
Lawrence
State Board of Agriculture
Granada enthralls Boston in Jolly Moorish Burlesque debut
Harvard Hasty Pudding Club presents Granada a three act operetta at Copley Hall with libretto by John R Oliver and music by E B Hill and D G Mason. George D Wells conquers as Abuliman with I S Adams and H A Frothingham in key roles. Five piece Symphony Orchestra under H F Taylor provides the score as a large audience applauds the Moorish spectacle and encores. Granada runs Friday and Saturday with a Saturday matinee.
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Boston
Copley Hall
Hasty Pudding Club
Harvard
John R. Oliver
E. B. Hill
D. G. Mason
Radcliffe College
Abulimann
George D. Wells
Granada
H. A. Frothingham
David Gath Goliath
I. S. Adams
R. L. Whitman
Sarah Sanesca
Goliath
H. F. Taylor
Arthur Amory
Francis E. Bacon
Boylston A. Beal
George Baty Blake
Alexander Cochrane
W. R. Dupee
T. G. Frothingham
John Homans
John H. Hubbell
George C. Lee
Herbert M. Sears
Charles F. Sprague
E. V. R. Thayer
Frank Wells
Barrett Wendell
Moses Williams
William Winstow
Storrs
John H. Rhodes
H. P. King
Rathbon
Thomas Thatcher
Theresa Blake
Sarah L. King
Annie King
Blake
Frank Skinner
William A. Longfellow
P. Blake
Molly Johnson
Miss Tudor
Emma
Henrietta Slade
Beebe
Lila Abbott
Bliss
George
John C. Ropes
Francis
Brookline
George F. Chadwick
Secret charges heard in long Island inquiry session
The evening hearing opened with questions over charges and their admissibility. Aldermen pressed for secrecy while Brandeis argued against. The committee admitted the charges and ordered copies to be shared with Brandeis Curtis and Reed, urged executive session, and adjourned pending chair calls.
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Hallstram
Curtis
Lincoln
Proctor
John Galvin
Brandeis
Alderman Lee
Alderman Lomasney
Reed
John S. Murphy
Long Island
Licenses At Stake If 400 Foot School Rule Passes
Boston liquor dealers face license loss under a proposed amendment tightening rules on proximity to schools. The House advanced the bill to a third reading by 84 to 61, threatening downtown hotels such as Revere House and Coolidge House along with many first and second class dealers. The list of affected establishments alphabetically pairs each firm with street address and local schoolhouse, with Horace Mann School possibly excluded unless ruled public.
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Boston
State House
Hst
Horace Mann
Hotel Vendome
Revere House
Saville’s Hotel
Coolidge House
Columbian
Temple House
Washington Street
Missing Chelsea broker Charles Long awakens city search
No clues to the whereabouts of Charles P. Long a Chelsea custom house broker missing ten days. His wife declines comment and no foul play is suspected. Long lived at 7 Cottage street was active in local clubs and politics but may have left town for financial reasons with a silent partner. He is about 30, slight build, light brown hair and beard, wears glasses.
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Charles P. Long
Custom House
Chelsea
Post
Charlie Long
Mr. Long
Cottage Street
Alter Ego Club
Suffolk Club
Long
Calvin Sawyer
Melrose
Charles
Sawyer
Chelsea Yacht Club
Chele
Providence
New York
George M. Babson
Common Council
Babson
Citizens
Fatal Wheel Accident in Revere Claims Local Man
Jeremiah O'Brien of Broadway Revere died after a wagon wheel struck him while starting his horse. The 60-year-old left a brewery grain load en route to his yard, collapsed after entering his home, and died before a doctor could arrive. He leaves a large family.
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Revere
Jeremiah O’brien
Broadway
Boston
Eames Guards Win Over Carter In South Boston Billiards
George Carter put up a strong second night against Fred Eames at Mur ray Irwin’s parlors Broadway South Boston finishing 460 to 400 in Eames favor. Carter trailed by 182 points. play continued tonight with Eames aiming to close. Referee John Irwin notes both players struggled with form and high runs.
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George Carter
Fred Eames
Murray & Irwin
Pariors
Broadway
South Boston
Hames
Carter
Eames
Cartel
John Irwin
Bostons Cancel Schedule Amid Storm Conditions
The Bostons canceled games at Princeton for yesterday and today and will not face Wesleyan at Middletown tomorrow. Their Springfield trip on Saturday depends on weather. players call opening the championship season too early and favor southern games to loosen up.
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New York
Bostons
Princeton
Wesleyan
Middletown
Springfield
Subways and Elevations Dominate West End Council Meeting
The Common Council debated elevated railways versus subways, with Manks backing an elevated plan and Marnell urging state approval for an elevated system. Votes favored the original transit resolve, while Fulton Street extension costs and elevator safety measures drew focus in last night session.
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Common Council
Manks
Marnell
Ward 4
Griffin
Ward 13
Hurley
Ward 5
Holden
Ward 11
Kelly
Ward 23
Norris
West End
Callahan
Ward 12
Mr. Norris
Rourke
Ward 7
Ward 6
Masachusetts
Boston
Fulton Street
North Market Street
Sears
Ward 16
Zimmerman to go pro after European contracts
Arthur A. Zimmerman world amateur cycling champion moves to professional status after signing contracts with M. Baduel. The deal guarantees a large bonus and a 5000 dollar self stake, plus prize money for three races, with Baduel supplying all season racing in Europe. Zimmerman sails for Europe next week.
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New York
W. B. Troy
Arthur A. Zimmerman
Troy
Europe
M. Baduel
Buffalo
Seine
Paris
Zimmerman
Harvard Interclass Spring Games Set With Wells Cup At Stake
Harvard announces the interclass championship on April 23 with Wells cup awarded to the top scoring class. Last year ’94 won but faces a challenge from underclasses. Three prizes per event. May 5 Invitation handicap event limits set. expected turnout higher. Harvard Princeton baseball score bulletined. events include sprints, distance runs, hurdles, jumps, throws, and cycling events.
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Harvard
Princeton
Dance at Bethesda Hall Thrills City Point Catholics
A large, stylish ball at Bethesda Hall hosted by the City Point Catholic Association drew the peninsula’s notable society figures despite a storm. Charles H. Slattery directed the floor with W S McDonough and others while Danforth Hogdon Orchestra played. Notable guests included ex-Alderman Thomas W. Flood and many local leaders and families enjoying a gay evening of refined dancing.
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South Boston
Bethesda Hall
City Point
Danforth & Hogdon
Charles H. Slattery
W.S. McDonough
Jo Vs Freeman
J. J. Maguire
Daniel J. Slattery
John M. Kenney
R. H. Clifford
James F. Hopkins
Witten Matters on Colored Boxers and Local Fights
Chicago sports writer Joe Donovan notes that boxing is the area where colored athletes show strength while other sports lag. The piece lists 12 Crescent-Suffolk bouts at the Casino with judges Sumner Paine and Spencer Williams, and details matchups, weights, and participants.
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Joe Donovan
Chicago
Frank Hart
Donovan
Crescent-Suffolk
Casino
Boston
Bob McVeigh
Brooklyn
Mike Carey
Malden
Johnny Madden
New York
Tommy Harrington
Cooper A. C
Tom Halpin
Fall River
James McInerney
St. Mary’s A. C
Jack Donovan
Charlestown
Dick Lambert
North End
Johnny McCann
The
Coopers
Frank Brennan
Company B
Fifth Regiment
Harry Pechinsky
James P. Walsh
James J. Corbett
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
McDonald
Corbett
Sky Rocket
Kid Thompson
Romeo Durand
Maine
Dick O’brien
Philip Jason
Rockland
Maffit Flaherty
Jason
Roslindale Couple Reunite In Boston Divorce Battle Looms
Landolin Munz of Roslindale learns his wife Mrs. Munz and druggist Arthur Chesley have returned from Halifax. Munz, furious, moves to file for divorce claiming their reconciliation failed as he seeks separation for his five year old son. Chesley plans to settle in Boston and wed after divorce.
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Landolin Munz
Roslindale
Boston
Post
Queen’s Dominion
Halifax
Chesley
Mrs. Munz
Commercial Street
Ward 23
Mandolin Munz
Munz
John P. Wyman
Boston garment workers dance hall raid nets beer sellers
Police officers in civilian dress attended a Boston garment workers party at 9% Washington Street. They collected evidence of illegal beer sales from a temporary bar and arrested four sellers while confiscating 1388 gallons of lager beer and a pitcher with twenty seven glasses.
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Garment Workers of
Boston
Washington Street
Dedham Street
Wakefield Estate Admin Citation in Probate Court
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites next of kin creditors and interested parties in the estate of Annie L. M. Remick late of Wakefield intestate. Edgar W. Remick seeks letters of administration with bond exemption. You must appear at Lowell on Tuesday in April 1894 to show cause. Public notice to be run in the Boston Post for three weeks.
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New York City
van Sicklen
Bearings
Boston
League
Uncle Sam
Abbott Bassett
Chicago
Michigan
Luscomb
Billingsly
Illinois
Bassett
Cossum
Rights and Privileges Committee
Massachusetts Club
Mattapan Road Club
Lexington and Concord
Mattapans
Somerville Club
Jamaica Club
Franklin
Dedham
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Annie L. M. Remick
Wakefield
Edgar W. Remick
Lowell
Boston Post
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
Probate Court Set for Eleventh Account in Severance Estate
Middlesex Probate Court to review the eleventh accounting of Selena Severance and WM. H. Dodge as executors of Jonathan Severance’s will. Hearing scheduled for April 4 at nine o clock in Malden. Notice requires publication in the Boston paper two weeks prior. signed by Judge Charles J. McIntire and Register H. Folsom, dated April 5, 1894.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Allersons
Jonathan Severanch
Malden
Selena Severance
H. Dodge
Holden
Tidge
Coungy
Boston
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
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