Debates On Foreign Corporations and Minor Employment Bill
The House debated a bill requiring foreign corporations with a regular Commonwealth presence to file annual certificates. They discussed signing place charter details, officer and asset disclosures, and penalties. Also under consideration were poll tax restrictions for political organizations and a measure on minor employment and education, with amendments debated and votes taken.
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House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Bennett
Everett
Dewey
Boston
Mellen
Worcester
Mr. Mellen
Lane
Stearns
Salem
Rosnosky
McEttrick
Police Commission
Committee On Cities
Police Commission of
Quincy
Buckley
Wilson and Mead
House
Olmstead
Holyoke
Sprague
Common Council of
Danvers
Cambridge
J. Howe
Stepinak on Turgeneff at Chickering Hall lecture
Colonel T W Higginson led the second Stepniak lecture reviewing Turgeneff's parentage and artistic gifts. The speaker contrasted Gogol and Turgeneff, praised his poetry in prose, and noted shifts from social to artistic focuses in his later novels. Stepniak cited a late letter to Tolstoi urging a return to artistic creation.
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T. W. Higginson
Stepinak
Chickering Hall
Turgeneff
Paris
Serguis Stepniak
Gogol
Tourgeneff
Russia
Volstoi
Stepniak
Tolstoi
Senate committee reports multiple bills on canals and city finance
The Senate committee reports extend the Cape Cod canal construction by four years with deposits due by 1891 and forfeit provisions if targets are not met by 1895 and 1898. It also advances measures on street railway stock sales, bank purchases, street lighting contracts, and tax and pension issues, with dissenting views from several members.
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Committee On Harbors and Public Lands
Senate
Cape Cod Ship Canal
Barnstable
Bourne
Sandwich
Boston
Cambridge
Harvard Bridge
Hoston
Boston, Cave Cod & New York Canal Company
Committee On Cities
General Court
McNary
Quincy
Buckley
Election of Bishop at Massachusetts Diocesan Convention 1891
The 106th annual meeting of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts gathers in Boston on April 29 1891 to elect a bishop. The morning session includes preliminaries and a memorial sermon by Bishop Thomas M Clark with offertory funds aiding aged or disabled clergy. Afternoon sessions move to the YMCA hall via ticketed admission.
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Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Massachusetts
Trinity Chapel
Boston
Trinity Church
E. W. Smith
Rode Island
Thomas M. Clark
Borate
Holy Communion
Society For the Relief
Episcopal
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston and
Berkeley Streets
Augusta Van Doren Company stage Union Hall program
About Town notes describe an Augusta Van Doren company performance at Union Hall with Mine Dietrich Strong on piano. It mentions a Boston Central College class meeting misprint corrected to Mr F W Barbour, Suffolk Bar meeting to hear resolutions for late Justice Pitman, and Miss Lucy Salmon's second lecture on domestic service at 12 Somerset Street.
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Union Hall
Justice Pitman
Lucy Salmon
Somerset Street
Trade School Debate Draws Strong Support In Boston
At the Tremont House the Boston Boot and Shoe Club held a symposium on a trade school for the boot and shoe industry. About 200 attendees heard Carroll D. Wright and others advocate training, apprenticeship reform, and native worker development while urging immigration limits to boost local skill. A committee was formed and an officers list planned for the next annual meeting.
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Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Tremont House
New England
Erelone
Emery
Carroll D. Wright
Department of Labor
Washington
William B. Rice
John T. Day
Shoe and Leather Record
London
England
J. Butcher
Cooperative Boot and Shoe Works
Leicester
A. L. Scott
Glasgow
Scotland
Oliver M. Wentworth
Charitable Mechanics’ Association
Alfred Bicknell
C. H. J. Woodbury
Manufacturers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
W. 5 S. Greene
United States
Boston
Wright
Germany
America
New York
R. T. Auchmuty
Philadelphia
Congress of the
Mr. Dawes
Colonel Auchmuty
William G
Keene
Massachusetts
Auchmuty
Shoe Leather Record of
Day
Leather Trade School of
J. J. Butcher
Eng
W. B. Rice
Messrs
Converse
W. G
Mansfield Generosity Acknowledged At Blind Kindergarten
The Ladies' Visiting Committee of the Kindergarten for the Blind express gratitude for Mr Hichard Mansfield's generous donation of 55298 dollars, proceeds from a benefit at the Globe Theatre on Wednesday afternoon. Names listed include Mrs Louis Agassiz, Miss Elizabeth Andrew, Mrs William Appleton, and others.
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Mansfield
Kindergarten For
Hichard Mansfield
Globe Theatre
Louis Agassiz
Elizabeth L. Andrew
William Appleton
John Elliott
Clara ‘I’. Endicott
Esther Fiske
John L. Gardner
Olga Gardner
Thomas Mack
Governor appoints several to state boards and posts
Governor Russell submitted to the Council yesterday a slate of appointments. Louis Weissreim of Boston is named prison commissioner, succeeding Fritz. Dowsley of Boston and G. E. Mitchell of Haverhill join the board of registration in dentistry. H. H. Smith of Boston is named master in chancery, W. H. Bryant of Revere justice of the peace, G. E. White of Sandwich to establish and operate a private house for treatment of the insane, J. M. Pastene of Boston public administrator, S. J. Elder of Boston reap pouintes commissioner on portraits of ex Governors.
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Russell
Louis Weissreim
Boston
Fritz
da FF Dowsley
G. E. Mitchell
Haverhill
Board of Registration
H. H. Smith
W.H. Bryant
Revere
G. E. White
Sandwich
J. M. Pastene
S. J. Elder
Quiet Spring Weddings Tie Ties To Family Homes
Multiple society notices report four quiet weddings in the Boston and Cambridge area. Miss Mabel Taylor wed Walter L. Fisher at her father's home with Rev. Dr. W. B. Gritlis officiating. Mr. Fisher plans a brief Chicago residence at 463 North State Street. Edith M. Whittemore wed White-Jouett affiliates in Dorchester. Rev. J Reed presided with cousins as ushers. couple to reside in New York. Morris Andrew Hall married Frances Isabel Jouett in Cambridge. ceremony at North Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. W. S. Avsey. couple to reside at Hotel Huntington after a May home. Marienne Magarti wed George B. Harris in Salem. elaborate decorations and Episcopal rites. couple to reside in Salem after a wedding tour.
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Hart
Mabel Taylor
Walter L. Fisher
Chicago
W. B. Gritlis
Shawmut Congregational Church
Arthur Foote
Commonwealth Avenue
Mrs. Fisher
North State Street
White—Whittemore
Loring Q. White, Jr
New York
Edith M. Whittemore
Magnolia Street
Dorchester
J. Reed
Bowdoin Street New Church
David
Edward Whittemore
White
New York City
Hall
Jouett
Morris Andrew Hall
J. M. W. Hall
Cambridge
Frances Isabel
L W. Jouett
North Avenue Baptist Church
Wendell F. Brown
Fred Dorr
Fred Jouett
John Drake
Robert Yerxa
Fred Crossman
Howard Flint
Arlington Street
Huntington
Harris—Magarti
Salem
Post
Jose Magarti
Lafayette Street
South Salem
Marienne Magarti
George B. Harris
Salem Cadet Orchestra
Lola Magarte
Martha Harris
Henry Bedinger
St. Peter’s Church
F. B Mott
Barten Square
Mr. Buckham
Crombie Street
Hugh Elder
Farmington
Final meeting of Killian Saucier Richards inquiry
The investigation committee for the Basin 5 contract held its last session with all members present. They debated how reports leaked from morning papers occurred and adjourned after agreeing to disagree with multiple reports expected.
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Killian-Saucier-Richards
Basin 5
J. H. Lee
Rust
Keenan
Allen
Dean
Gilbride
Mulhall
Irving
Lee
Brawley
Alderman Lee
Water Board
Dean and
Doherty
Killian
Richards
Resolutions by spice and wholesale grocers on death of Rufus B. Stickney
A meeting at Joan C. Paige's offices on Kilby street adopted tributes to Rufus B. Stickney of Stickney and Poor. J F Dwinell presided, S B Shapleigh served as secretary, and a five member committee praised his integrity and generosity. A funeral representation committee was named to attend the service at 2 PM today.
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Joan C. Paige
Kilby Street
R. B. Stickney
Stickney & Poor
J. F. Dwinell
Dwinell, Hayward & Co
5. B. Shapleigh
George C. Powers
Messrs. Powers
J. B. Bates
Rufus B. Stickney
Edward Glines
Messrs. Glines
David Slade
Poles Winslow
J. M. Haskell
H. B. Newa
Prince Edward Island Liberal caucus reelects key officers
In Lorretown P E 1 April 22 tension eases as Liberal caucus selects Attorney General Mr Peters Commissioner of Public Works J R McLean and Commissioner of Crown Lands A McMillan. Other ministers to be named. House to meet tomorrow and likely adjourn until portfolio elections conclude.
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Prince Edward's Island
Cuar Lorretown
P. E
Mr. Peters
J. R. McLean
Crown Lands
A. McMillan
T House
Mills found guilty of selling oleomargarine without new packages
United States District Court reported that on April 22 Judge J. Thomas Carpenter presided as Mills was convicted for selling oleomargarine without packaging the product in new wrappings.
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United States District Court
Carpenter
J. Thomas H. Mills
Supreme Court Extends Injunction Over Pills Label
On April 22 the Supreme Judicial Court, Morton, J., made the temporary injunction against Shhindler Barney and William W. Lacey et al perpetual restraining them from using the word Manenbad on pill boxes or in sales of pills. The court holds the plaintiff has exclusive rights to the word and orders defendants to pay costs. Contempt of prior injunctions is alleged and a hearing will follow. Attorneys Storey and Thorndike for plaintiff. Clark for defendants.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Morton
J. Shhindler
Barney
William W. Lacey
Manenbad
M. Storey
J. L. Thorndike
L R. Clark
Baker V Houghton et al tort action in superior court
Henry A. Baker sues William S Houghton and Coolidge Co shoe makers alleging negligence left outside factory stairs iced for days causing a severe left shoulder dislocation and lasting incapacity. Jury out. Attorneys listed for plaintiff and defense. Other cases noted with multiple dockets and cross actions. Second and third sessions outline additional tort and contract matters with various defendants. Court sets motions for Friday at 2 PM.
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Superior Court
Barker
Henry A. Baker
William S Houghton
Weséendants
Houghton, Coolidge & Co
Brockton
J. Elder
John Lowell, Jr
H. Smith
John B. Smith
West End R. R. Company
Cambridge Street
W. H. Smith
Charles G. Fall
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
G. D. Braman
Smith
West End
Gaffney
Same
Supreme Judicial Court Opens Cambridge Session April 24
The Middlesex Supreme Judicial Court convenes in Cambridge on Friday April 24 at 9 30 a m jurors are excused for the sitting and cases marked for hearing will be in order Charles Allen J presiding at the April 1891 session where officials outline the schedule and procedure for the day
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Supreme Judicial Court
Middlesex
Charles Allen
Cambridge
London Assurance Names Boston Marine Agents
The London Assurance Corporation appoints Franklin and Phelps & Co. as marine agents in Boston. For fourteen years they have represented the Commercial Mutual Marine of New York, which was reported last month to be winding up in voluntary liquidation. The London Assurance, founded in 1720 by royal charter, is the oldest marine company represented in Massachusetts and boasts a longstanding reputation for fair dealing.
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London Assurance Corporation
Boston
Franklin
Phelps & Co
Commercial Mutual Marine of
New York
The
London Assurance
Massachusetts
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Wyer
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J. Hi. Tyler
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Catherine A. Nason
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Charles E. Chamberlin
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William Minot, Jr
Francis V. Balch
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Hesse
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Escuire
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John H. Palne
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Beacon St
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Beacon At
Thos. L. Jenks
Perett
Office of
JHE Post Publishing Co
Washington Street
Monroe Eraser Mfg, CO
la Crosse
Wis
Canning Marble & Granite Co
Erie, Pa
J. A. Sandford
Arlington
Gues
Cook
Back
N. H. McLean
Frye Block
Seatlre, Wash
Saco River
A. G. Prentiss
Saco
Goldsmith
Cedar Street
Iliehlandac
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Warren Street
Grove Hall
A. M. Simonds
Reed’s
Harrison Avenue
Ellot B. Mayos
Albany Street
Quincy St
Roxbury
G. H. Wheeler
Boylston Building
Puuesshep
Furnace
Bath
Fruit
Newton
S.J. Golding
Central Wharf
Golding
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Fames Avenue
Ee ES
Henderson Bros
North
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Brighton
Reservoir Gate
Vrica
William Colwell
Mekrose
Brookline
Jamasca Plain
Winter Jill
Reading
Riverside
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Seaside
Edwin
Equitable
Remington Standard Typewriter CO
School Street
Boylston
George E. Newcomb
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