Continental Clothing House Offers Massive Bargain Sale
A Boston retailer promotes a clearance of Sawyer Woollen Co and Riverside Worsted Mills suits. It highlights Indigo Blue Flannel and wool cassimere ensembles at $6.50 to $10 per suit, plus children’s outfits and knee pants priced at 50 cents to $3, with samples available and a return option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Woollen Co
Riverside Worsted
Pontooluc Mills
United States
Sawyer Woollen Company
Dover
N. H
New England
Continental
Sawyer Woollen Cos
Riverside
Boston
Assabet Woollen Co
Jefferson Coolidge Declines Tariff Debate Challenge
Boston April 13 1888 T Jefferson Coolidge responds to a tariff discussion challenge from the Tariff Reform League via the Home Market Club. He says the club did not originate the petition and rejects partisanship, arguing the raw material label covers labor in production. He cites wool as an example and declines to engage in theory amid abundant opinions, thanking the offer politely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tariff Reform League
Home Market Club
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Boston
W. Judd
Mass
Home Market Job
Cobden
America
T. Jefferson Coolipge
Mrs Ashton W Dilke to Speak on English Women in Politics
Mrs Ashton W Dilke arrives in Boston after a brief American visit and planned lecture at Tremont Temple on English women in politics. She will discuss suffrage amid notes from her Washington conference trip and plans a Chicago visit before returning to London to run the London Sunday Despatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont House
Charles Dickens
Max O’ Rell
New England
America
Boston
Ashton W. Dilke
Tremont Temple
Women’s Club
London
London Sunday Despatch
Kennans Russian Graveyard Picnic Featured at Women's Education Society
George Kennan described a Russian graveyard festival with tea after an informal talk at Jacob Sleeper Hall. The Massachusetts Society for the University Education of Women hosted the event with prominent attendees including Mrs. Ednah D. Cheney and ex-Governor Claflin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Sleeper Hall
Somerset Street
Massachusetts Society For the University Education of Women
George Kennan
Marion Talot
Kennan
St. Petersburg
Mr. Kennan
Benning
Keenan
George M. Coburn
Professor Bowne
Lindsay
Murdock
Marquette
Ednah D. Cheney
Abba Gould Wookton
Abby May
Claflin
Woman Arrested In Larceny Of Diamond Ear Jewels
Yesterday afternoon Susan Chamberlain was arrested and charged with the larceny of a pair of diamond ear jewels valued at 500 dollars the property of Mrs Adolf Aronson Jr of 34 Common Street. Chamberlain had been a domestic employed by the Aronsons and was discharged yesterday morning. After leaving the house the diamonds were missed and Mr Aronson persuaded her to return with him where she was arrested. She claims innocence while officers question her story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Chamberlain
Adolf Aronson, Jr
Common Street
Aronons A8
Re. Aronson
Aronson
South Boston Citizenship Association Meeting Vote
At Gray's Hall last evening the South Boston Citizenship Association carried a motion 23 to 9 requesting the board of police commissioners to refuse all liquor licenses east of N street, except for apothecaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Citizenship Association
Gray’s Hall
Board of Police Commissioners
Potecaries
N Street
Arrest of Adeline Neeva After Paralyzing Condition
Adeline Neeva was arrested yesterday afternoon and taken to Station 3. It was believed she was intoxicated, but Lt Gaskin summoned a physician who found she had been set with paralysis. Her friends were not present and escorted her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Neeva
Gaskin
Sier
Howe
Franklin Rubber Co
Franklin ST
Boston
Arthur F. Leonard
George W Cable’s Advice to Colored Men at Atlanta University Meeting
George W Cable spoke at Charles Street Church in aid of Atlanta University, urged colored men to exploit existing liberties, fund education, and vote with discrimination. He warned of dangers, urged assimilation of white etiquette, and urged men to study and imitate white manners while resisting slavery’s legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cable
Charles Street
Atlanta University
Ames
A. Bartel
D.D
Bumstead
RE. C. Carrigan
George W. Lowther
Cable
South
Mr. Cable
Tey
Atlanta
Mt Hope Cemetery Hearing Probes 1886 87 Management
Mt Hope cemetery hearing continued as ex Superintendent Goward and trustees faced charges over 1886 and 1887 management. Goward testified he succeeded Bragg in 1883 and was removed in 1887 denying misappropriation of funds tied to paupers graves. Witness Leavitt denied authorizing rum and cigars for trustee meetings. Hearing adjourned at 5 45 with arguments from Galvin Gargan and Hall and the committee reserving judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Goward
Bragg
Alderman Doherty
Page
Galvin
Gargan
Hall
Ex-Alderman Maguire Wins Delegates to St Louis
Ex-mayor Prince and ex-councillor Maguire elected delegates to the St Louis Democratic convention. In Ward 20 last evening Maguire defeated Senator Shea for a seat. The meeting, chaired by John F. Dever, elected William Smart as chairman with secretaries William McNary and Hugh Montague. The credentials committee faced ward 19 contest issues, but Maguire and Shea each spoke. Delegates Patrick Maguire and Frederick O. Prince were elected, with M. M. Cunniff and Charles A. Belford named alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
P. James Maguire
John F. Shea
John F. Dever
William B. Smart
William McNary
Hugh Montague
Smart
Third District
Massachusetts
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
John Connolly
Ward 19
Connolly
Committee On Credentials
Milton
Shea
Maguire
J. Mitchell Galvin
Messrs
Patrick Maguire
Frederick O. Prince
M. M. Cunniff
Charles A. Belford
Brookline and Salem Democrats Name District Delegates
Brookline Democrats have elected delegates to the district convention to be held in Framingham on April 18. William Aspinwall Henry Whitney William Hill Jerome Jones James B. Hand Frank Fay Charles Dunckley James Maher named among others. Salem delegates pick John Jackson Ward 6 as delegate-at-large for the seventh district convention at Salem April 18. Brockton Prohibition picks Mrs O C Williams and Frank Dyer for Indianapolis national convention. Seventh district Republicans name delegates to Chicago for April 27 at Lyceum Hall Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Framingham
William Aspinwall
Henry M. Whitney
William H. Hill
Jerome Jones
James B. Hand
Frank T. Fay
Charles T. Dunckley
James H. Maher
Salem
John Jackson
Ward 6
Brockton
O. C. Williams
Frank P. Dyer
Hingham
Indianapolis
Chicago
Lyceum Hall
Infringement Suit Over Thomson-Houston Patent
United States Circuit Court case resumes over Thomson-Houston Electric Company versus Citizens' Electric on Company et al. alleging breach of patent No 238315 granted March 1 1881 for an improvement in regulating electric currents via dynamo commutator brushes. Defense claims the invention was described but not claimed and thus abandoned or dedicated. Attorneys listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Citizens’ Electric On Company
B. FE
Thurston and
F. P. Fish
Chauncy Smith
E. H. Browne
New York
E. W. Burdett
Willis v Merchants' and Miners' Transport Death Claim
Case resumed with No 2158 Willis and others suing Merchants' and Miners' Transportation Co for $10,000 damages over Charles Willis death when steamer Chatham struck a yacht he rode, resulting in his drowning. list of related cases, defenses, and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Willis
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company
Charles
Willis
Chatham
H. E. Bolles
KE. A. Sawyer
Richard Stone
McCormack
Fitzgerald
Decker
George L. Thorndike
Juna Karcher
Cambridge
F. E. Dimick
H. H. Winslow
Samuel Bigelow
John M. Haynes
Bangor
S. J. Elder
L. D. Brandeis
Emma E. Snowdon
Boston & Maine Railroad
Maiden
Boston
B. Wadleigh
A. A. Strout
W. L Badger
Snowdon
Frederick
Blood
M’cormick
Barrows
Miller
Dean
Same
Sheehan
Grace
Lavender
Paul
Stevenson
Lincoln Mfg Co
Preseno
Hartin
Mace
Baker
Priede
Plympton
Dunn
Capello
Sane
Ob Heles
Corinda
Chandler
Hartley
Crisco
Dana
Roach
de Beer
Sautry
Folsom
Waldock
Train
Boston Dis
Martin
Hathorne
Infec Co
Carroll
Sachse
Chadwick
Fings
Magford
Grys
San Diego Land Company annual report outlines sales and assets
The San Diego Land and Town Lot Company traces its growth since Jan 19 1851 with initial 37894 acres, about 32733 remaining, and land sales totaling 1761533 97 over seven years. It details water works, the Sweetwater dam, a 24 mile National City Otay Railway, costs exceeding 860286 30, and planned dividends of 5 percent.
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San Diego
National City
National City & Otay Railway Company
National City & Otay Railway
Dickinson
San Diego Land and Town Company
Addition
Chula Vista
National Ranch
International Hotel
Boston
Charitable Irish Society Meeting and Socials at Local Venues
The Charitable Irish Society held a meeting at Parker's last evening. Several private dining parties were noted at Young's and numerous theatre parties were hosted, reflecting a lively social scene in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charitable
Irish Society
Young’s
Hicks renews Beacon Park lease with May day track opening
George H. Hicks renews the Beacon Park lease and vows to restore the track and grounds to first class order for a May day opening featuring a wagon race a 2:40 or 2:29 horse race and a running race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hicks
Beacon Park
Spring Overcoats On Sale At Almy & Co
The first warm weather will bring out spring overcoats and R T Almy & Co announces today bargains on elegant silk or satin lined coats for 15 dollars and superior all wool coats for 10 dollars. Inspect early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
R. T. Almy & Co
Washington Street
Pillsbury v Sellers and Kendrick v White court notes
In Essex County Superior Court on April 18 the jury found for defendant Cora E Sellers but for the plaintiff against William T Sellers in 7477. The case Kendrick v White concerns a union leather sale where plaintiff wants refund for misrepresented leather. Lawyer names include Sanborn Thompson Jones Powers. Juries dismissed for term. Motions for new trials and bills of exceptions to be heard Monday. divorce hearing date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Civil Court
Essex County
Bloo GeErr
Pillsbury
B. Jones
Complex early docket items cross state lines and entities
A list of court docket numbers and party names appears, including Cofran v. Lull, Gay et al v City of Natick, Davis et al, Macewen v Howe, Manuel admr v B et al, Galligan v Sullivan, Dishop v Brigham, Damon v sane, and Murphy v Troeder, indicating civil actions and proceedings across multiple jurisdictions. The fragmentary record hints at ongoing civil disputes and procedural references in a historical docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cofran
Lull
Gay Et al
City of
Natick Nat
M. Cambridge
Davis
Same
Macewen Vy
Howe
Manuel
Admr
Vy. B
Et al
Railroad
Galligan
Sullivan
Sare
Bradley Et al
Dishop
Same. Brigham
Damon
Sane
Murphy
Troeder
Timm Insurance Promoted as Safe Real Estate Method
Timm Insurance has become familiar to regular real estate investors. It is presented as the only safe method, granting immunity from transfer dangers and allowing buyers to know expenses before purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timm Insurance
Woodward’s Sarsaparilla Offered With Trial Refund
After a free two week trial you may return the bottle for a refund if you do not find Woodward's sarsaparilla the best spring medicine. Kia endorses the preparation and invites tests at 40 Bromfield Street to verify merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Proriotor
Kia
Bromfield Street
Creene
Warner
Florida
Minard
Atwood
Mhellian
Duffy's
Ayer
Campbell
Sutherland
Brestorer
Restieaux
Macullar Parker opens children department at big store
Macullar Parker & Co adds a 4000 square foot children and youths department to its large store. The new space, formerly the custom department, is upstairs with oak and ash fittings and private rooms for mothers. Manager J B Leavitt leads a team including George Bates C W Kinsley and W F Wentworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Macullar, Parker & Co
Custom Department
J. B. Leavitt
Terry & Cook
Messrs
George ©. Bates
C. W. Kinsley
Moulton & Terry
W. F. Wentworth
Notes From City Churches and Societies
The Second Church hosts a talk by Rev E A Horton on Unitarianism and its aims outcomes and future The cycle of The Battle of Bunker Hill attracts students and citizens in a half day exhibition with hourly lectures Rev B F Smith repeats a Hague tribute before Boston Baptist ministers Next Monday at 10 16 The Ruggles Street quartet performs The Boston Woman s Christian Temperance Union meeting Monday at 3 pm features Dr FR L Campbell on the International Council of Women A $50 000 gift to Massachusetts General Hospital from Miss Helen C Bradley memorializes her brother J Putnam Bradlee The Farmers discuss Culture of Flowers for Pleasure and Profit at this morning s meeting The Boston Young Men s Christian Association invites men to a 4 30 pm meeting at Boylston and Berkeley Streets Evangelist George C Needham will speak and Prof S W Cole will lead singing Bible classes run at 9 15 am and 3 pm Young people are welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Horton
Bunker Hill
New England
F. Smith
D.D
William Hague
Baptist Ministers of
Boston
Ruggles Street
Boston Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Odd Fellows’ Building
FR. L. Campbell
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston and
Berkeley Streets
George C. Needham
W. Cole
Association
Southh Congregational
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
W. A. Cooper
Little Wanderers
Boylston
New Square
Boylston Street
Edward A. Horton
Y. M
Christian Union
Union Hall
W. N. McVickar
Trinity Church
Philadelphia
Penn
Flora &. Barry
Madelaine Brooks
Fannie E. Bailey
Alice M. Sibley
Artington Street Cuurci
Brooke Herford
St. John’s
William P. Tilden
BinLe
Christadelphians
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Royal Arcanum Club Hosts Reception in Charlestown
A reception and banquet were held last evening in Waverley Hall Charlestown by the Royal Arcanum Club of Massachusetts. Supreme Regent 8 M Lindsley of Utica N Y and Sapiens Treasurer W A Skinner of Westfield N Y attended with the supreme council finance committees A T Turner Jr of Boston C P Ingersoll Westfield Elihu Colman Fond du Lac Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum Club of
Massachusetts
Waverley Hall
Charlestown
Sureme
8. M. Lindsley
Utica
N. Y
Sapiens
Wi. A. Skinner
Westfield
Supreme Council
A. T. Turner, Jr
Boston
C. P. Ingersoll
Elihu Colman
Fond du Lac
Wis
Education Talk on Indians by Mrs Walton at Dorchester
Mrs. E N L Walton of West Newton will speak on Education Among the Indians before the Dorchester branch of the Moral Education Association next Wednesday at 8 p m in the Unitarian Church hall on Richmond Street Dorchester over Mills. The lecture will use photographs illustrating education effects on the human face. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. L. Walton
West Newton
Dorchester
Moral Education Association
Artars
Unitarian Church
Richmond Street
Mills
Heroic Return Ends in Tragic Death at Home
Yesterday afternoon Dennis Vaughan of 70 Poplar street was carried home by a driver after appearing sick. His wife found him in the hall minutes later and police believe a fall during a possible fit caused fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Vaughan
Poplar Street
Vaughan
Vaughee
Khatarroos Sales Promote Easy Use and Portable Comfort
Advertisements trumpet many sales of Khatarroos, claiming it is 60 easy to Se and portable for daily use. The copy asserts it is safe, with no snuffing, injection, or nasal administration, and no risk of stopper dislodgement.
Butler Club Dinner Postponed for General Butler
The Butler Club dinner planned for May 1 to commemorate the twenty sixth anniversary of the occupation of New Orleans and honor General Butler is postponed due to an unexpected and imperative engagement preventing General Butler's attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Club
New Orleans
General Butler
Butiler
Congregational and Temple Services and Meetings in Boston
Multiple church and religious group notices list morning services at 10:30, Sunday schools, and evening programs. The Tremont Temple hosts an address by Rev. W A Cooper and a sermon by its pastor. Boston Young Men's Christian Association and Second Church announce classes, meetings, and a rector led vesper. Disciples and Christadelphians advertise lectures with no collections.
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Continental Clothing House
Riverside Worsted Mills
Providence
Mr Coolidge
Prince
United States Circuit Court
Court
Superior Court
Pitman
Barker
Moruny
Pettes
Bingham
Bonnelli
McQuaid
Whitney
Brady
Fodbury
Craig
Andrews
Fair
Whelps
Wilson
Bairn
Brown
Barnard
Harris
Miner
Locke
Craft
S. B. RR
Bolles
Richard
Saime
Tracy
Jeffs
Farrington
Mises
SAN Diego Land Company
Superior Courl
Middlesex County
Sherman
Macullar, Parker & Co
Royal Arcanum
Cmestre Hi
Graves & Sons
Paris
Baker’s Breakfast
Campobello Island
T. A. Barker
Alex
Porter
State Street
Continental Clothing
Washington St
Boston, Mass
Hotels
Longwood
Cottaces
Wyoming
Staite Street
Hoom
England
MUSEC
Tourjee
Franklin Sq
Ollege Lafayette
School OF Languages
Tremont Street
G. Alba Raymond
the Eastern Banking
Milk Street
Francis A. Cslorm
T. Merbrihew
Fries & Cone
OHN Jn
Devonshire Street
Ivestments
Maine
Hanly & Lord, Brokers
Rockland, Me
Bromfield St
LOWES
the Dee
Cent Price Drug Store
Bay State Trust Co
Providence Street
Providence R.R
Merchants’ National Bank
Bour
DE. W. H. John F. Anderson
Frederick L. Ames
Jefferson Cooll
T. J. Coolidge
JI Samuel C. Coss
C. A. Corrine
Alfi
Ewell
Pres
G. P. Gardner
Franklin Haven
Jay Walter Hunnewell
Assott Lawrence
N. Thayer
Stephen M. Weld
MAN
Jarvis-Gonklin Mortgage Trust Co
Kansas City, MO
Kansas City
Eston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Henry J. Nairo
Nath
J. Bradles
Benj. F. Stevens
Pres. N. &. M. Life Ins. Co
Chas
G. Wood
Treas
Jehnancock
Devonshire, Cot
Water St
Kansas Investment Co
E. Ball
Topeka
Kan
G. C. McRrell
T. Bartlett
Berlin
John Munroe & Co
Postoffice Square
Devens, Lyman & CO
Rowton
Sitint
James F. C. Hyde
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