Boston aquaria and zoo plan to open three grounds
The Boston Society of Natural History issued a pamphlet detailing three proposed sites for aquaria and a zoo, to be funded by a $200,000 endowment. Franklin Park would host a New England Zoological Gardens with a freshwater division, Ward's Pond area would house the freshwater aquarium, and City Point near the Marine Park would feature saltwater pools for seals and cetaceans, all to educate and benefit public intellect.
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Park Commissioners
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Earth
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Boston Meeting Examines a 1791 Merchant of Boston
The Bostonian Society hosted Dr Daniel Denison Slade for a paper on Daniel Denison Rogers born in Exeter New Hampshire in 1751. Rogers built a thriving business in Haverhill moved to Boston after evacuation and married Bromfield then later Elizabeth Bromfield. He built a Beacon Street mansion near the State House and died in 1826.
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King’s Chapel
Cambridge Board Rejects Most Licenses in Tie Vote
At a Cambridge Aldermen meeting the licenses committee reports sparred over allowing twelve sixth class liquor licenses. The majority opposed, minority supported. Bancroft backed the latter. A 5 to 5 tie blocked the majority, an order passed to grant one license. Police pay rates set, and the meeting closed with discussion of railroad tunneling by Henry C. Spalding.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Bancroft
Henry C. Spalding
General Butler Silenced He Files His Motion With the Clerk
General Butler files his motion with the clerk and exits the room quietly, leaving the scene without comment as the matter moves forward in court proceedings.
Massachusetts Humane Society elects officers and trustees
At its annual meeting the Massachusetts Humane Society announced next year’s officers and trustees. Elected were President Augustus T. Perkins and vice presidents Abbott Lawrence and H Hollis Hunnewell. treasurer H. Hollis Hunnewell. secretaries Charles H. Joy and John L. Gardner. trustees K. W. Crowninshield J. Collins Warren M D C W Amory George B. Shattuck Walter Cabot Jacob C. Rogers William Caleb Loring. standing committee B W Crowninshield chairman, Perkins, Lawrence. finance Abbott Lawrence, Gardner. auditing Cabot Loring. The treasurer’s report for the past year was read, accepted and ordered to be placed on file.
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Augustus T. Perkins
Abbott Lawrence
H. Hollis Hunnewell
Charles H. Joy
John L. Gardner
K. W. Crowninshield
J. Collins Warren
M. D
C. W. Amory
George B. Shattuck
Broken Injuries After Street Accident and Quarry Collapse
Patrick J Bann of Barton street was run over by a United States Express wagon on Warren bridge just before 6 PM, suffering a fractured left arm and broken legs and was admitted to City Hospital. Michael Donovan of Rockport, 25, injured when granite fell on him at a quarry, with wounds to his right thigh and legs, admitted to General Hospital. Harry Rockwood, 5, of Ninth street East Cambridge, fell from a car while stealing a tide cean ridge street, breaking his left leg and taken to General Hospital.
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Barton Street
United States Express Company
Warren Bridge
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Rockport
General Hospital
Harry Rockwood
Ninth Street
East Cambridge
Brakeman Thrown From Train Near Longwood Station
About 9:46 last evening P F Mc Shea a freight brakeman on the Boston and Albany was thrown from a train attached to engine 86 between Longwood and Stookline stations. His wrist was broken and he was bruised and cut. He was ordered removed to the City Hospital.
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Boston & Albany
Longwood
Stookline
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Ydare
Sis
Boston Deliberates Gas and Electric Light Measure in Senate Push
Friends of a bill allowing cities to manufacture and sell gas and electric light anticipate swift passage after a Senate substitute is offered. A large legislative lobby fights to defeat the proposal while Democrats in the House express near unanimous support. A Boston plan favors fair compensation for privately owned plants if cities buy out owners, with further conferences planned.
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Boston
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Quincy
First Nationalist Club to hear The Practical Nationalist
The First Nationalist Club meets at Union Hall 205 Boylston street tomorrow evening. Prof Nichols of Clark University will speak on The Practical Nationalist.
Recital at Chickering Hall by Lucy Stoddard Flynt
Crowded Chickering Hall hosts the Emerson College of Oratory graduation recital by Miss Lucy Stoddard Flynt assisted by Mrs. L P Morrill plus Miss Harriott Miss Tuttle Mr. Goldstein and Miss Dow. Critics praise her closing Prize Violin and her verse readings while noting Rossetti and Aux Italiens demand more experience.
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Lucy Stoddard Flynt
Emerson College of Oratory
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L. P. Morrill
Miss Harriott
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Mr. Goldstein
Miss Dow
Merrill
Dante Gabriel Rosetti
Owen Meredith
Supreme Judicial Court April sitting on wills and guardianships
The April session opened with prayer by Rev. Brook Her ford. Cases include no. 3285 a will contest over Sarah Pillsbury value about 100000 and claims of undue influence fraud and invalid execution. Others involve Charlotte Spaulding will appeal, equity disputes over a Boston land parcel, and a Roxbury nuisance case. Guardian removal of George W Parke for Elizabeth Gay with hearing set April 28.
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Brooke Herford
George F. Dinsmore
Francis E. Hurley
Sarah Pillsbury
Samuel Pillsbury
Nellie K. Dinsmore
D.C. Linscott
John E. Hanley
Portland
John Spaulding
Alpheus Bigelow
Charlotte A. Spaulding
Boston
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Morron
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Mary W. Osborn
O Street
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Osborn
J. M. Browne
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H. R. Barbery
Jones Et al
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Shirley
George Streets
Roxbury
Board of Health
George W. Parke
Elizabeth W. Gay
Brooks
Middlesex
Parke
Probate Court
Mr. Parke
J. G. Holt
Superior Court First Session April 14 Jury Verdicts
The record lists tort actions and verdicts from the First Session with Barker J. including Jane S. Fowle vs Uriah K Mayo for malpractice yielding verdict for the defendant, and multiple cases against Boston area railroads and cities with trial results and counsel. Notable entries: Emile Klaber vs Edward Miller Co for breach of contract. Thomas Sculley vs West End R.R. with neck injury after sudden car start. Emily G Jones vs City of Boston for sidewalk injuries. Johanna Coward vs City of Chelsea for sidewalk injuries.
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Fowle
Uriah K. Mayo
Francis Burke
N. Bryant
A. Sanford
Thomas Sculley
West End
R.R
Cambridge
Sixth Street
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M. F. Dickinson, Jr
G. Brannan
Emile Klaber
Edward Miller Co. Corporation
Reveal Lamp Company
George L. Huntress
A. Hemenway
Smith
Hart
Vinal
Gutilon
Chisholm
Thyng
Fitch B
Barrett
Bono
Emily G. Jones
City of Boston
Somerset Street
J. B. Goodric
R. W. Nason
Johanna Coward
City of
Chelsea
Winnissinmet Street
Ellen Kelley vs Daggett in tort suit over trap fall damages
In Middlesex Superior Court Lowell on April 14 Judge Hammons presided over Ellen Kelley versus Charles K Daggett for $5000 damages claiming injuries from a trap on Daggett's premises. Jury out. Plaintiff represented by W. L. Courtney and defendant by W. H. Anderson. Remainder of court list and uncontested libels for divorce are in order.
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Lowell
Hammons
Ellen Kelley
Charles K. Daggett
Courtney
W. H. Anderson
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