Butler Vows Vengeance At Johnson Case Court
General B F Butler was forcibly removed from U S District Court after arguing a motion in arrest of judgment in the Clarietta E B Johnson perjury case. Judge Carpenter ordered removal for disorderly conduct. Johnson was later sentenced to $10 fine and six months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Butler
United States District Court
Carpenter
Clarietta EB. Johnson
General Butler
Allen
Johnson
Alien
Webster
Judge Carpenter
Butler
Law Library
United States
Mr. Allen
Marshal
Marshaherty
Marshal Doherty
Ashburton Place
Circuit
District Courts
Peck
St. Louis
United States Senate
New Programme At Harvard Plans Day Long Recitations
Harvard faculty approved a revised daily schedule to add two new study groups. Classes begin at 9 a.m. and run to 1 p.m., lunch is half an hour, then from 1 30 p.m. to 4 30 p.m. A Saturday 1 30 to 2 30 p.m. session is added to fit two full groups. Athletic events at 4 p.m. remain allowed. The plan passed by a large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Local News Briefs From Boston Mercies and Debts
A man thought to be I W Thatcher of Fairhaven collapsed from heart failure stepping off a Boston train and died at Police Station 1. Creditors of J Francis Hayward rubber dealer met at 160 Congress street. liabilities exceed assets, value to be investigated by Gillette and Lower. Stepniak lecture prep at Chickering Hall features Higginson reminiscences. Howard Stockton elected director of Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company succeeding the late Samuel Cobb. S B Whitney presents on Church Music to the Choir Guild. Dr Albert Day lectures on Primary Elements of a Nation at Washingtonian Home chapel with Windsor Glee Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Francis Hayward
Congress Street
J. Lewis Gillette
BL. L. M. Lower
Stepniak
Turgeneff
Diocese of Massachusetts
Church of the Advent
William B. Frisbee
Whitney
Waltham Street
Albert Day
Windsor Glee Club
Private Theatricals in Brookline at Union Hall
The Brookline Comedy Club staged private theatricals last evening in Union Hall featuring The Marble Arch and Woodcock's Little Game. Casts included Charles Bacon as Jack Merewether Captain Mentham with Constance Cameron by Mrs Nathan H. Crocker and Marion Merewether by Miss C. L. Page, plus a second cast led by H W Fulier and Larkins with Mrs Crocker and Miss Page among the performers. The same programme is set to run again this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Brookline Comedy Club
Union Hall
Mr. Woodcock
A. H. Latham
Christopher Larkins
C M. Cabot
Adolphus Swansdown
E. H. Lincoln David
Nathan H. Crocker
Colonel Carver
K. M. Page
Woodcock
Helen McKay
Larkins
M. H. Cummings
Barry in trousers stirs Boston audience at Park Theatre
A Boston Park Theatre crowd enjoyed opening night of A Night's Frolic with Miss Barry leading a strong cast. After the show, Conley captured flashlight scenes while Miss Barry quipped about being happy to be in trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theatre
Boston
Miss Barry
Sopcones
Conley
Missionary Conference Splits Over Roman Catholicism Debate
At the fifth annual missionary conference held at Boston University School of Theology scholars from Andover Theological Seminary and several divinity schools clashed after Professor Townsend denounced Roman Catholicism. Edwin B. Niver urged focus on missionary work, prompting a protest and demands for withdrawal of the Cambridge Episcopal Divinity School. Additional talks covered Japan’s social needs, the motives of foreign missions, and calls for unity under a shared kingdom of heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover Theological Seminary
Boston University School of Theology
Cambridge Episcopal Divinity School
Newton Theological Institution
Townsend
Edwin B. Niver
Cambridge
Newton Centre
Somoyoshi Murai
Andover
Japan
Herman Page
Woodman Bradbury
Newton
W. H. Ryder
Phillips Brooks
Brooks
India
F. E. Ramsdell
W. E. Huntington
Lewis Morse
E. H. Hughes
Somerville Hospital Fund Elects Officers and Forms Corporation
A Somerville meeting of hospital fund subscribers elected officers including President Charles G. Pope and Treasurer John F. Cole. Trustees were chosen for three two and one year terms across four wards. The committee reported bonding an acre on Spring Hill Crocker Tower property for a hospital site and the group adjourned, subject to the president's call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Hospital Fund
Bow Street
Pope
N. M. Durett
Charles G. Pope
Louis Lombard
John F. Cole
Thomas M. Durell
H. C. White
William Taylor
R. E. Nickerson
George W. Perkins
George
F. W. Downer
L. W. Farmer
Ward
W. Carr
J. H. Flitner
J. O. Hayden
S. H. Holland
James F. Hathaway
L. E. Merry
Spring Hill
Summer Street
Highland Avenue
Crocker Tower
Five Stowaways on Georgian Bring Unwelcome Passengers
The Georgian from Liverpool arrived with five stowaways found after leaving Queenstown. They hid under cattle tanks and later crawled out, ages 22 to 39. Captain Trant had them shovelling coal and reported to immigration. they are American cattlemen and allowed to land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Trant
Queenstown
Statement of Robert T Almy & Co on voluntary assignment
Robert T Almy & Co announces to creditors that it cannot meet maturing obligations and has voluntarily assigned to George S Burton of Burton Mansfield & Pierce. A creditors meeting is set for Thursday April 23 at 2 pm at the Boston Merchants Association rooms to hear a full statement. Liabilities are about 110000 and assets are not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Almy
Robert T. Almy & Co
Georges. Burton
Burton, Mansfield & Pierce
Boston Merchants’ Association
Robert T. Army & Co
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Lust
Jos
A. Willard
Grouci R. Swasey
Eng
Alrue
Washington’s Narrow Escape and Monocacy Heroics
A reader lauds L. E. Chittenden’s Lincoln book and recounts the July 1864 Washington threat. General Wallace’s Monocacy defense delayed Early, aided Grant, and preserved the capital, influencing October elections and copperhead defections, including George B. Loring’s switch to the Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
L. E. Chittenden
Register of the Treasury
Washington
Early
Lee
Chittenden
Monocacy River
Lew Wallace
Silver Springs
Asis
Sixth Corps
Grant
Union
Richmond
Point Lockout
Maryland
Great Britain
Monocacy
Cesar
Children of the Republic
Wallace
Fort Stevens
New York
Ohio
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Massachusetts
George B. Loring
Honer
F. W. Brrp
Cambridge Aldermen Uphold Liquor License Limit
At a Cambridge Board of Aldermen meeting last evening a petition asked reconsideration of a prior decision limiting druggist liquor licenses to one in the city. Revs O. WN Beach and Father Mundy spoke against the action urging more licenses. The board voted strongly to maintain the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Aldermen
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
O. WN. Beach
Father Mundy
Uniforms Chosen by Boston Letter Carriers Meeting
A special Boston Letter Carriers Mutual Benefit Association meeting at Franklin Hall selected samples for new summer uniforms. About fifty carriers attended with Vice President W J Hennessy presiding. Four manufacturers sent samples, numbered to avoid bias, as carriers chose from the set. A New Home Sewing Machine Company display at Tremont street featured a woman wearing attire made on a sewing machine and a cradle scene. Barnard's Water Bug Exterminator ad promotes a 60 cent price from Barnard & Co at Temple Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Letter Carriers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Franklin Hall
Hanover Street
W. J. Hennessy
New Home Sewing Machine Company
Tremont Street
Barnard
Barnard & Co
Temple Place
Boston
G. O. Taylor Bourbon and Pure Eye Bottled by Graves & Sons
Old whiskey age adds value yet remains hard to obtain. Graves & Sons now bottle G. O. Taylor Bourbon and Pure Eye themselves offering a trustworthy product. Druggists and grocers can supply, with careful corking to protect quality. Boston, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Taylor
C. H. Graves & Sons
Pure Eye
E Graves & Sons
Boston
Mass
Mills Trial on Oleomargarine Packaging Held
United States district court resumed the Mills trial from Friday. Thomas A Mills of New Bedford is charged with violating the 1886 oleomargarine act by selling ten pounds of oleo to Mrs Bowman without proper new packaging. Defense counsel Q Irrell represents Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Carpenter
Thomas A. Mills
New Bedford
Bowman
Lirrell
Supreme Judicial Court Actions Apr 21 Handles Will Undue Influence
The Supreme Judicial Court reviews a probate contest over Sarah M. Pillsbury's will from Roxbury died April 17, 1890. Jury finds no undue influence. will not sustained. Equity case reserves ruling on Marienbad pills copying and infringement claims. plaintiff physician Marienbad Reduction Pills sought injunction against Lacey and Hadner replica sales and branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
J. OP
George F. Dinsmore
Francis E. Hurley. Breen
Sarah M. Pillsbury
Roxbury
George IF
Neilie K. Dinsmore
D. C. Linscott
John E. Hanly
Equity
Morrow
J. Shindler
Barney
William W. Lacey
Marienbad
Austria
Europe
Richard Hadner
New York
Lacey
Hadner
Boston
Plaintiff
Marienbad Reduction Pill Company
Wal
Musta Ag M
Breach of contract cases and tort actions before Superior Court
The first session on April 21 lists cases including Mary M. Adams v Swan over a May 1890 house conveyance and $130,206 verdict for the plaintiff, with defendants claiming overvaluation. Henry A Baker v Williams Houghton et al alleges ice-coated factory stairs caused a left shoulder dislocation and lasting incapacity. multiple other dockets are noted, with proceedings ongoing and several entries listed in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Barker
Mary M. Adams
Thomas F. Swan
Waverly Street
Warren
Columbus Avenue
F. W. Adams
R. W. Light
Henry A. Baker
Williams Houghton Et al
Houghton, Coolidge & Co
Brockton
S. J. Elder
John Lowell, Jr
H. Smith
Gibson
Kimball
Seavy
Hawkins
Wise
Payette
Meyer
Cummis
Howe
Snowkey
Harris
Perkins
Col. F. B. Co
Smith
Gilman
Glidden
Fisher
Mulvey
Russell
Same
Lombard
Sartwell
King
Herz
Lovell
Gerry
Young
Crosby
Hall
Kryan
MacLelland
Bono
Thomas Foy
West End Railroad
Shawmut Avenue
Angeles Street
John D. Long
J. F. Wheeler
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
G. D. Braman
Legal Notices and Case Listings
Case index shows multiple names including Stone Chas H and Weiss Ken v My Sees Mary KE V BAG Morr Adeline E, Anthony Frank P v Flora A, and Walker Gee EB Mary A. The fragment lists docket numbers 688, 542, 547, and 553 with party pairings and entities. no outcomes or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Chas. H
Visanalda
Weiss
Ken
V. My
Mary KE
Adeline E
Anthony
Frank P
Flora A
Walker
Gee
Mary A
Insolvency Court Adjourned Sessions and Probate Filings
Insolvency courts in Essex County Salem adjourned with wire meetings for J P Randall Son on G Nutten and a second in the Edward H Brown case. First meetings set for Ernest H Averill with assignee Benjamin N Johnson and J F Lavery with assignee F Henry Ramsdell. Probate court Middlesex Is April 21 saw wills for Hiram F Pearl Cyrus Ham Jeremiah D O Connor and others. administrations granted to Grace H Crawley Sumner Richardson John A Whipple Horatio C Marshall Ellen A Marshall Alfred 5 Saunders and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Ss
Salem
J. P. Randall & Son
G. Nutten
Edward H. Brown
Ernest H. Averill
Benjamin N. Johnson
J. F. Lavery
F. Henry Ramsdell
Hersey & Linus
Middlesex
Hiram F. Pearl
Chelmsford
Hiram Clark
Bedford
Cyrus Ham
Billerica
Alvin Marshall
Tewksbury
Jeremiah D. O'Connor
Marlboro
Anith G. Parker
Lowell
Eliza Gmih
Waltham
William A. Greenwood
Altham
Ellen Devlin
Richard Gardner
Dracut
Joseph 5. Farmer
Grace H. Crawley
Newton
William Beattie
Malden
Sumner Richardson
Winchester
Alfred Gilman
Phebe E. Case Somerville
John A. Whipple
Cambridge
Horatio C. Marshall
Ellen A. Marshall
Alfred 5
Superior Court Tort Actions in Cambridge and Melrose
Middlesex jurists report April 21 decisions including verdicts in two personal injury and slander actions. Stephen Howard versus Hood ended in defense verdict. Eunice D Kinney versus Jennie J Whitmore sets jury for Wednesday after plaintiff’s claim of $10,000. Many case references follow, listing various unrelated suits and defendants in Watertown Melrose and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex
Cambridge
Hammonpd
Stephen Howard
Charles J. Hood
P. J. Hoar
F. T. Greenhalge
Eunice D. Kinney
Jennie J. Whitmore
F. M. Davis
Thomas Weston
Brown
Inhts
Kelley
Giddings Melrose
Marriman
Barker
Madden
Kelly
Whalen
Watertown Et al
Saxton
Murphy
Fox
James
Whiting
Melrose
McLaughlin
Jane Couch
Mel Donald Ve
Snow
Hosmer
Jurn
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. W. Thatcher
Fairhaven
Fitchburg
Thatcher
Somerville’s Hospital
Gution
Chisholm
Noge-Townsent
Beathe KR
Baser v. Hough
Kengan Ve BE & A
Otis
Pratt
Brindley
People’s Ice Co
Gaffney
An, Co
Dimock
Cannon
Mortis
West Nes
Gleason
aCe
N.Y
Look
Hiovbs
Col
F. B
Pinney
Yall
Hopkkins
Millie J. Blaisdell
Mutual Reserve Fund Association
Otis Sargent
Sargent
Argent
Edward
A. E. Avery
A. A. Loring
Blaisdell v. Mat. Res. Fund
Hulhen
Whittier Machine Co
Graftam
Brooks Vy
X. Ward Oo
Quigley
del —Figiee
City of On
Sally
Boston & R
Nat. Security Bk
Ireland
Everett
Stetson
West End
Johngon
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Morse
Hammond
Mason
Foy
West A R
Mcintosh
West
Lawe
Cullen
Leonard
Libbie
V. James
Joseph E
Eda M
Callahan
Patrick F
Harriet G
Cary
Elizah. A
Edwin
Plummer
Alfredo I
Cyrus
Stickney
Barbara A
Henry E
Murdock
Tion
LA Grippe
Tre
County of
Edward Henry Blossom
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Elgie Elena Blossom
Arwin Nugent
Arch
A. D
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Poor of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Harry Fiske Blossom
Edward H. Blossom
Elgle E. Blossom
Beston
Boston Post
JoHn V. McKim
Esquire
John H. Paine
Albert 8S
Haynes
Said County
Equitable Building
Edward R. Andrews
F. G. Storey
East Chester Park
Harrison Ave
WM. Doogue
John Jefferies & Sons
Devenahire Atreet
the Post Publishing CO
Washington Street
Felp
Monroe Eraser Mfg, Co
la Crosse
Dunning Marble & Granite Co
Erica Pa
J. A. Sandvord
Arlington
N. H. McLean
Frye Block
Seattle
Wash
Saco
A. Ge Prentiss
Bacon Street
Charles River
Rack Bay Park
C. V. Sampson
School Street
J. Goldsmith
Cedar Street
Lishlansda
New Rio
Warren Street
Grove Hall
M. Simonds
Reed
Harrison Avenue
Eliot B
Mayo
Albany Street
Bath
Aire
G. H. Wheeler
Boylston Building
Furnace
Fruit
West Newton
Temple St
Nyo
Golding
T. James Avenue
A. C
George E. Newcomb
New England
Henderson Bros
North
John O'Donnell
Nash, Spaulding & CO
FCE
Charles St
Mek
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