Free Appraisals Set For April 19 1890 In Lewiston
Public notice lists multiple creditors and institutions including Franklin County Lewiston and various mills and banks. Appraisals to be conducted Saturday April 19 1890 at 1 o'clock, in the order of administrators and executors, with nodal references to Old Colony National Bank Everett National Bank North National Bank and others.
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Turday
Blackstone Nat. Bank
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Great Falls
Nashua
Dwight Mfg
Union Glass Co
Somerville
Root & Shoe Sole Laying Co
Kansas City Cable RR
American Waltham Watch Co
Denison Land & Investment Co
Eliot Ins. Co
Edwards Mfg. Co
City Bank
Para Rubber Shoe Co
Eliot Nat. Bank
Naumkeag St. RR. Co
Salem, Mass
Equitable Mfge. Co
Kansas City
Isy Order of Administrator
Old Colony Rh
Eagle Bank
Old Colony
Union Bank
Old Keston
Everett Nat
Edwards Co
Wassumpsie Rivera RR
Portland, Saco & Portamouth
Boston & Albany RR
East Tennessee Land Co
Saco Water Tower
Luston
McKay
Providence Gas Lt
Ft. Payne Investment Co
Hampshire Trust Co
Y State Gas Co
St. Paul
Neponset
Neonset Avenue
Milton Ranch
Neponset River
Mil
Quincy Bridge Corporation
Neponset Avenue
Court Square
Boston
Suffolk
Lucien
Peirce
Loston
Fred H. Seavey
Massenger
Lamson Store Service reports crisis year and planned changes
The Lamson Store Service Company reports a tumultuous year ending March 31 with intense competition and a costly stock raid. Earnings show rentals and dividends offset by high maintenance and legal expenses, yet directors express confidence and note two thirds of stockholders agreeing to support current management at Newark's upcoming annual meeting.
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State Street
Lamson Store
Lowell
Frank M. Ames
Boston
Register
Wee Agri
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Raduseto
Office Furni Bute
Zeesesides
Almy
Lamson
Newark
Deaths of Professors Mather and Walker in Amherst and Salem
Obituary notices report the death of Richard H. Mather, Amherst Greek professor, after long illness, with details of his life, career, and surviving family. Theophilus W. Walker, owner on Governor Gore estate in Waltham, died after a storied career in hardware, navigation, and shipowning, remembered as eccentric and wealthy. Additional brief notice from Salem reports Charles H. Miller of Salem dying in Washington, a longtime merchant once involved with the Asiatic National Bank and Naumkeag Mills, leaving a widow and daughter.
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Amherst College
Mr. Mather
Binghamton
N. Y
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Hopkins Academy
Hadley
Williston Seminary
Amherst
Europe
George D. B. Pepper
Colby University
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Mather
Andover Theological Seminary
Hampshire East Association
Kewdoin
William T
Theophilus W. Walker
Governor Gore
Waltham
South Danvers
Charles Brooks & Co
Upton
Walker
Wee Limited
John C. Proctor
Exchange Streets
Dock Square
Nathaniel
Walker Bros
Boston
Pearl Street
Essex Glue Company
Sophia Walker
Grafton
Smyrna
John Codman
Ringbolt
California
Salem
Washington
Charles H. Miller
Mr. Miller
Kimball
Calais
Asiatic National Bank
Naumkeag
The Attempted Strike Causes Uncertainty Among Trades
The carpenters call a special meeting in Caledonia Hall to decide on action after a threatened strike. Other trades show no coordinated response. Cabinet makers in Dexter Hall align with the International Furniture Workers Union, initiating eighteen members. Portsmth NH reports ten hour days after Anderson and Jenkins inform their men.
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Dexter Hall
H. Emerich
New York
W. P. Cherrington
Boston
International Furniture Workers’ Union
Portsmouth
N. H
Anderson & Jenkins
William A. Hodgdon
W. J. Sampson & Co
Chicago
Varios
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Lynx
Channellors’ Hall
Federation of Labor
W. J. Shields
Carpenters’ Brotherhood
George H. Moulton
International Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Newton Contractors
Newton
Town Meeting in Brookline Debates Street Lighting and Budgets
Brookline adjourned annual town meeting in Town Hall with moderator William S. Bowditch. The session approved large appropriations across departments including police 28000 fire 16300 health 6000 schools 60000 and utilities. A committee of Selectmen Jones and Rice was formed to study street lighting and report next meeting. The eighteenth article on purchasing a public playground was discussed but no action taken. meeting adjourned to next Wednesday.
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William S. Bowditch
Beacon Street
Walnut Street
Walnut Hills Cemetery
Water Board
Ieath Street
David Hall Rice
Brookline Gas Light Company
Mr. Rice
Jerome Jones
Longwood Avenue
Francis Street
Oxteth Street
Longwood School
E. W. E. Tompson
S. Y. Nash
Moorfield Storey
William Aspinwall
A.D. Chandler
Dinner in Honor of President Harrison at Arlington Hotel
Washington April 16. A dinner in honor of President Harrison was hosted by Latin-American Conference delegates at the Arlington Hotel. Attendees included the Vice-President, most of the Cabinet, the Supreme Court justices, and many foreign ministers. Also present were General Schofield, members of Senate and House foreign relations committees, and out of town guests Governor of Connecticut and mayors of Boston and New Haven. Watertown Young Men's Assembly notes follow with new member admissions and a discussion on keeping the public library open Sundays to attract readers.
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Union Market National Bank
Charles Brigham
Cooperative Bank
Death of E. S. Lincoln due to carbolic acid poisoning
In Brockton on April 16 a medical examination found that clothing manufacturer E. S. Lincoln died from poisoning. Carbolic acid was used and investigators now deem it an accidental death rather than suicide.
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Retired Gould Rockwell, 91, Marries 22-Year-Old Minnie Denman
In Rippertryp Conn on April 16 91-year-old Gould Rockwell a widower worth 125000 married 22-year-old Minnie Louise Denman who he signed over 22000 to. He has lived alone at the old homestead and the couple left for a brief bridal trip after the ceremony.
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Rippertryp
Conn
Gould Rockwell
Minnie Louise Denman
Port Jervis
N. Y
Alleged wife poisoning arrest of Everett clerk
William M Murray of Everett, a Jaynes and Co druggist clerk, was arrested with arsenic found in Mary A Murray's stomach after she died on April 7 at 35 Paris street. Neighbors noted family tensions. Murray denies all involvement as officers hold him for questioning.
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Station 1
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Emerton
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Esterday
William M. Murray
Jaynes & Co
Hanover
Washington Streets
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Paris Street
the Post
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Durrell
Newarks and Boston Nine Battle In April Encounter
In Newark New Jersey April 16 the Boston National League Club faced the Newarks. Boston outbatted and outfielded Newark as the score shows and several players contributed with hits and runs. Later Boston brotherhood faced a picked nine in Fall River with strong batting and solid defense. Harvard defeated Andover Academy 11 to 1 on Jarvis field with cleaner defense and limited hitting. Freshmen at Harvard lost 11 to 9 to Technology after shaky defense and unearned runs.
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Goodnow Beats Thompson in Boston Club Bowling Duel
At the Boston Athletic Club last night W N Goodnow defeated A E Thompson 1639 to 1448 in bowling. Club championships occur April 30 at 8 p m in the club gym with events including horizontal bar parallel bars flying rings horse and tumbling. Contests in fence paula standing high jump running high kick rope climbing against time one club swinging with three-pound clubs follow three minutes per contestant. AAU rules govern all competitions. Entries close April 26.
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Paula
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Police Arrest Cigarmaker Over Lamp Post Placards
Inspector Gerraughty and Officer Sweeny of Station 7 arrested F. C. Babson a cigarmaker on a charge of pasting placards on lamp posts without the Mayor's consent. Waitt & Bond cigar makers on Blackstone street reported placards reading Don't smoke Blackstone cigars Waitt & Bond handle scab goods appear citywide leading to the arrest.
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