Where Do They Reside The Nova Scotia Sailors In Gloucester
In a published interview David Tarr of James Garr & Bro says ninety Nova Scotian sailors arrived at Gloucester this season and scattered to the wharves choosing vessels by fancy. Testimony before a senate committee notes three fifths of crews are American. Owners deny rail transport or ready occupancy of ships by crews, while Cape Ann Breeze reports arrivals from Pubnico NS to command new vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Tarr
James Garr & Bro
Nova
Epes Tarr
James E. Tarr
John J. Pew
John Pew & Son
Fernwood
Gloucester
Nova Scotia
Ada S. Babson
The
Post
Cape Ann Breeze
Onday
Orlando ¥. Vanumburg
Pubnico
N. S
Messrs
D. C
H. Babgon
Ada
Association
Boston
Merchants Week Proposed by Boston Trade Groups
An adjourned meeting of Boston business associations, led by N W Farley, approved a plan for Merchants' Week May 14 to 19. The event would offer half fare rail rates within 75 miles and hotel arrangements, with a committee formed to manage arrangements and entertainment for visiting merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Merchants’ Association
Boston Passenger Committee
Boston
New England
Boston & Albany
Ogdensburg
Champlain
George H. Hutchinson
N. E. Weeks
Hutchinson
United States
Wilson
Iton Merchants’ Association
Edward 8. Wilson
N. W. Farley
Boston Paper Trade Association
H. Q. Stimpson
Boston Oil Trade Associatieu
G. H. Leonard
Boston Dry Bakers’ Club
B. Bird
Boston Wish Bureau
L. Pickett
Citizens' Law and Order League celebrates sixth anniversary
The Citizens' Law and Order League of Massachusetts marks its sixth anniversary at Hotel Vendome at 3 00 PM on Thursday May 3 with a 5 00 PM dinner for members and friends. Prominent league speakers and music are planned. Attendance is expected to be large and reservations should be made with the secretary. speaker names will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Law and Order League of Maasachusetts
Hotel Vendome
Alert schooner yacht launched amid spectator fleet at Lynn
The schooner Alert built by Smith was launched at high tide with over 1000 spectators. A lifting setup under the keel and a tug assisted after the craft stuck in mud near shore. Designed for speed and cruising, the 160 ton vessel features a unique keel, heavy construction, and tall masts. The Lynn Yacht Club prepares a new clubhouse, with regatta plans to be finalized May 1. The Volunteer Yacht Club, formed Dec 29 1887, lists 75 members and a fleet at the Lynn boat house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alert
Smith
William H. Sprague
Henry Bryant
Charles A. Longfellow
Hugh Cochrane
Dr. Bryant
Shadow
Daniel Sargent
J. P. Hawes
Charles J. Paine
Snow
Rich
Oregon
Lynn Yacht Club
Yacht Club
Lynn
M. Howard Dennis
Nathaniel 7. Davidson
Fred A. Taylor
William B. Newhall
Charles B. Taylor
Johnson & Farns
Beethovens Fidelio and Ninth Symphony Review
The article surveys Beethoven’s Fidelio and the Ninth Symphony. It notes Fidelio’s origin at Theater an der Wien with Bouilly Gaveau Sonnleithner influence, its compilations and brevity edits, and ranks the Ninth as his greatest, most demanding and controversial work famed for introducing a chorus into a symphony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig van Beethoven
Beethoven
Fidelio
Theater An der Wien
Vienna
Bouilly
Gaveau
Paris
Joseph Sonnleithner
Wagner
Reverend denounces office work for girls at Boston society
The Massachusetts Diocesan Organization of the Girls' Friendly Society met at Trinity Chapel. Father Edward Osborne condemned stenography, typewriting, and other office work for young women as demoralizing. He urged girls learn dressmaking and housekeeping instead. The event included addresses by local clergy, a Travellers Aid report, and elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Osborne
Trinity Chapel
Boston
Henry F. Allen
Church of the Messiah
F. B. Allen
Trinity Church
Evan Johnson
Paddock
Mra
F. L. Morton
Lynn
Edith Lombard
Ethel Cushing
Mr. Smith
C. F. Whittemore
All Saints’ Church
Ashmont
Rebecca
Common Council Approves Altered City Appropriations
The council debates an appropriations bill with amendments restricting debt, reallocating funds to paving and lamplighting. A $150,000 cut to school instructors is withdrawn after opposition. Several orders concerning veterans, a drinking fountain, Memorial day transport, and library branch plans are approved or referred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Peters
Dolan
Ward 20
Sullivan
Fraser
Comerford
Richards
Boylston Street
Rice Exeter
West Chester Park
Ward 6
Washington Street
Barry
Lamp
Lomasney
Board of Health
Desmond
Keenan
Murphy
Carroll
Movin
Schoo
R. Sullivan
Sprague
Foss
Thomas Francis Meagher
Union Veterans’ Union
Water Board
Charlestown Square
Charlestown
Boston
Grand Army
General Putnam
Brooklyn
Conn
Public Library
Tremont and
Walpole Streets
Board of
Franklin Primary School
Sur
Women Charity Club names emergency committee at meeting
At yesterday's gathering at Mrs. Hugh O'Brien's home, an emergency committee with full powers to act on special matters was appointed. Members include Mrs. M. BE. Lawton, Mrs. J. A. Willard, Mrs. G. F. Perkins, Mrs. Walter Swan, Mrs. William B. Smart, Mrs. F. A. Keith, Mrs. J. P. Emonds, Mrs. J. A. Buxton, Mrs. John Curtin, Mrs. J. S. Tibbitts, Mrs. John Prince, and Mrs. Daniels. The club name was affirmed and the constitution and bylaws were read. meeting adjourned for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Charity Club
Hugh O’brien
M. BE. Lawton
J. A. Willard
G. F. Perkins
Walter Swan
William B. Smart
F. A. Keith
J. P. Emonds
J. A. Buxton
John Curtin
J. 8. Tibbitts
John Prince
Daniels
Discussing Finances in City Council Amid Amendments
The Common Council passed the appropriation bill after a partisan two and a half hour debate. Minority notes urged lowering the pay bill to 720,000 with salaries placed permanently, sparking further clashes. Several committee readings followed with multiple amendments offered and rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Alderman McLaughlin
Murphy
Short
Gove
Yras
Doherty
Kelley
C. W. Smith
Wilson
K. Nays
Allen
Eddy
McLaughlin
Rogers
Committee of the Whole
Committee On Appropriations
Board of Health
Board of Police
Boston
Committee On Police
Lowell
Committee On Public Institutions
Department of Public Institutions
Committee of Public Institutions
Common Council
Keenan
Messrs
Bowman
McKenna
Ierce
Desmond
City Notes on Trials and Local Orders in Charlestown
A warrant was sought for Charles Cowan on an assault charge from a séance. the court found no illegal assault. Charlestown groups note officers elected for the Free Dispensary and Hospital. Boston Lodge No.3 marks fourth anniversary with songs, magic, speeches, and dancing. Land sale at Main and Linwood. price 175 per foot. Lectures announced by Mrs. Livermore for April 28 on self-improvement. Rev. F B Allen resigns as Trinity Church assistant minister to serve as missionary locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cowan
Hardy
Cowan
Charlestown Free Dispensary and Hospital
Henry W. Bragg
George D. Edwards
Henry Lyon
E. J. Forster
Thomas G. Frothingham
James F. Hunnewell
Charles BR. Lawrence
T. T. Sawyer
Benjamin F. Stacey
John Stowell
John S. Whiting
Gerald Wyman
B. F. Stacey
George H
Dexter Hall
Wells Memorial
G. A. R. Quartet
J. H. Wilson
Professor le Roy
Charles W. Sawyer
Charlestown
Main Street
Linwood Place
H. Griffith
Mary A. Livermore
Young Women’s Christian Association
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
F. B. Allen
Trinity Church
Europe
Protestant Episcopal Church
A Lady’s Plea for Ladies Only Car Seats and Stops
A Boston reader argues for dedicated ladies only car cars on game days to spare women from smoke, bad odors, and crowded transit. He suggests a car stopper position on Tremont Street to aid weary shoppers, offering sheltered seating and smoother rides for female passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Temple Place
Washington
West
Caribe
Tremont Street
Man Held for $200 Larceny in Portland
A man who gave the name Cummings from Littleton is jailed at Station 5 charged with stealing $200 from a Portland woman. He spent most of the money and claims the balance was taken from him. The woman identifies him as William F. Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Littleton
Station 5
Portland
William F. Cameron
PUBLIC BEQUESTS AT LEOMINSTER WILL OF CAPTAIN BURRAGE
The late Captain Leonard Burrage's will allocates over 80000 to benevolent causes and friends. Major gifts go to Massachusetts Publishing Society 2000, American Board 2000, Home Missionary Society 2000, various societies 500 each, Olivet College 20000, and Leominster town supports 3000 for the worthy poor and 2000 for Public Library books. The estate remainder is divided into seven equal parts with one seventh to the American Board of Foreign Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Burrage
North Leominster
Massachusetts Publishing Society
American Board
Home Missionary Society
American and Foreign Christian Mission
American Peace Society
American Education Society
Sabbath School Publishing Society
Congregational Church of North
Town of
Leominster
Town of Leominster
American Board of Foreign Missions
Stylish Browning spring overcoat at Spitz Bros and Mark
The Brown ing spring overcoat is on sale at Spitz Bros. & Mark, 508 Washington street and 6 Bedford street. It comes in long or short cuts to suit taste, in smoke brown and drab shades, with top workmanship and finish. Priced at $16, considered affordable for most buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Baseball recap from Washington to Pittsburg and Indianapolis wins
Washington and Boston clash as Gilmore struggles allowing two runs amid errors while Washington shows resilience. Pittsburgh hosts Chicago with Sullivan homering as Chicago dominates fielding and pitching. New York beats Philadelphia at the Polo Grounds as Gleason is battered. Indiana edges Detroit as Shreve and Getzein shine before weather and rest issues wrap up the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whitney
Gilmore
Sutton
Chicagos
Pittsburgs
A. R
E. Ryan
Sullivan
Carroll
Farrell
Miller
Anson
Dunlap
Pfeffer
Coleman
Wil’mson
O O/Smith
Burns
Kuehne
van H'lr
Maul
O Darling
Morris
Pittsburge
Darling
van Haltren
Smith
Williamson
Pitteburgs
Jay
Scores From Evening Games Across Cities
At Hanover Dartmouths three Manchester two. at Baltimore Baltimores five Brooklyns three. Philadelphia Clevelands ten Athletics nine. St Louis Cincinnatis four St Louis three. Worcester Worcesters ten Hamiltons three. Hartford Trinitys five Rose Hills Ford ham four. Kansas City Louisvilles seven Kansas Citys three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Dartmouths
Manchesters
Baltimore
Baltimores
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Clevelands
Athletics
St. Louis
Cincinnatis
Worcester
Worcesters
Hamiltons
Hartford
Trinitys
Rose Hills
Fordham
Kansas City
Louisvilles
Kansas Citys
Sixty Nine Years of Odd Fellows Anniversary Celebrated
The Sovereign Grand Lodge marked the sixty ninth anniversary of the order in America with nationwide festivities. In Boston Grand Canton Shawmut hosted a ball at Odd Fellows Hall attended by General E Berry Palmer and Colonels Smith and Martin. Major Alonzo Spear directed the floor. 160 couples attended. Boston Lodge No 25 held a banquet at Young's with Past Grand Neal presiding and speeches by Past Grand Masters Ford Wadleigh Pillsbury and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of the Order
Odd Fellows
Order
America
Baltimore
Boston
Grand Canton Shawmut
Odd Fellows’ Hall
E. Berry Palmer
East
Smith
Cambridge
Martin
Annual Military Ball for Massachusetts Guard Held in Cambridgeport
The Massachusetts Guard Company B First Regiment hosted its annual ball at Union Hall Cambridgeport last evening. Governor Ames and staff attended with a large city elite circle, as J Howard Richardson's orchestra played while the company drilled and danced into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Guard
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
J. Howard Richardson
Dallinger
Governor Ames
Ballinger
Lady
W. E. Russell
Dalton
Horace T. Rockwell
Sampson
A. C. Wellington
Burford
Sixth Infantry
R. B. Edes
First arrest under 1 percent liquor law at Rocky Mountain
The first arrest for violating the 1 per cent liquor law was made last evening at the Rocky Mountain beer hall, with Morrisons identified as the establishment involved and a resolution expected from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisons
Rocky Mountain Beer Hall
Wife seeks trustee relief over Boston Stock seat
In April the Supreme Judicial Court hears FisEx p Annie C Sweet's bill against William W Keith alleging she lent $6320 in July 1882 to buy a Boston Stock and Exchange Board seat to hold in trust for her. Keith refused to sell as the seat's value rose. Defense claims the loan aided Keith to trade for Sweet's insolvent husband. Demurrer overruled. merits heard. Attorneys H M Rogers C M Read for plaintiff and Loring & Loring for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
FisEx.p. J
Annie C. Sweet
Walter H. Sweet
William W. Keith
Keith
Boston Stock and Exchange Board
Rior
Boston Stock Exchange
Laintiff
H. M. Rogers
C. M. Read
Loring & Loring
Superior Court First Session Trial Dockets and Cases
In the first session at Lathrop J. the case Fletcher v Wyman concerns a contract on a note for 28186 with payment as defense. Verdict for plaintiff 35196. lawyers Dennison for plaintiff Bartlett for defendant. Second case Alden v Thurber alleges failure to meet contract for 10250 pounds raspberry jam at 11 cents per pound with $303.13 claimed. general denial. Third session list includes many case numbers and names. Second and Third Sessions continue with Heffer v Cressy alleging personal injury and damages up to 10000 with trial proceedings underway. Continuous docket entries list numerous other cases and references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Taylor Fletcher
Levi P. Wyman
James H. Wyman
Dennison
C. W. Bartlett
Oakley W. Alden
Horace K. Thurber
New York
Edward Avery
C. Q. Tirrell
A. Hemmenway
Thompson
Samuel Heffer
Leonard F. Cressy
Framingham
Thomas Weston
L.S. Dabney
H. G. Allen
Damages Cases in Norfolk Superior Court April 26
Norfolk County session listed cases including James Terry v E G Cutter for arnica mistaken as brandy, Charles F Doyle v Brockton Street Railway for ejection from a car, with J L Eldridge representing plaintiffs and others noted. Other docket entries include Brady v OConnell Cowen v Sunderland and Smith v Capen among underwood et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Terry
E. G. Cutter
Weymouth
J. L. Eldridge
E. Bicknell
Charles F. Doyle
Brockton Street Railway Company
Brockton
C. W. Sumner
Tracy
Clark
Brady
O’connell
Cowen
Sunderland
Jury Disagreements in Nally vs Fitchburg Railroad and Hurley vs Stoneham
Superior Court Middlesex County reports jury disagreement in Nally vs Fitchburg Railroad Company while Hurley vs Town of Stoneham shows a jury out. Attorneys Allen & Mayberry represent the plaintiff and G A Torrey the defendant in the first case. W B Gale and J G Maguire serve the plaintiff and W B Stevens the defendant in the second. Additional case captions list various docket numbers and parties such as Mechtany v Fitchnan et al, Hesseltine v Globe, Manning v Gibbs, Briggs v Stinson, Johnson v Gormley, Henry V sane, Patten v Lynch, Connelly v sane, Lindley city Cambridge, and Mason v inhabitants Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Gormley
Henry
Sane
Patten
Lynch
Connelly
Lindley
Cambridge
Mason
Winchester
The General Theological Library Membership Additions
At the forty-eighth meeting of the committee on new members George H. Burt and Nathaniel Gordon of Exeter New Hampshire accepted corporate membership. Annual corporate members include Solomon Sleeper Henry Glover J D Ball Josap Comer E B Phillips John T Taylor Carl Fehmer Arthur B Denny J L Allison Milnersville C and Helen A Brigham. First Baptist Church of Malden and First Congregational Society of Milton elected perpetual members enabling their pastors to use the library and draw books gratis. Nineteen other persons and five churches were elected conditionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Theological Library
George H. Burt
Nathaniel Gordon
Exeter
N. H
Association
Messrs
Solomon 3. Sleeper
Henry R. Glover
J. D. Ball
Josap Comer
E. B. Phillips
John T. Taylor
Carl Fehmer
Arthur B. Denny
Not Condemned by the Pope on Irish Plan of Campaign
Rome reports pope did not condemn the plan of campaign. Abuse bans apply. forcing tenants to join is denounced. Irish bishops and priests, including Archbishop Walsh, strongly back the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyle O'Reilly
The
Pilot
Rome
London Chronicle
Holy Office
Dwyer
Limerick
Healy
Clonfert
Walsh
Dublin
Gennazzano
Ireland
Collateral Loan Company Semiannual Auction Continues
The Collateral Loan Company's semiannual sale, ongoing since Monday, will run today and tomorrow in Boston. Hundreds have attended. bargains remain as the catalogue is reduced but best lots, including jewelry, watches, silverware, firearms, paintings, and instruments, are yet to be sold to satisfy law. Sales start at 10 a.m. daily at 328 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Collateral Loan Company
Boston
Washington Street
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Merchants’ Association
E. B. Wilson
M. Q. Simpson
George H. Leonard
William B. Bird
Joseph Burnett
Frank L. Ripley
A. 8. Brown
H. W. Spurr
George Hutchinson
John D. Norton
D. S. Greenough
Benjamin Johnson
J. C. MacCready
C. 8. Ober
LAW and Order League
Girls’ Friendly Society
Osborne
Satan
the Common Council
John Smith
Senators
Chicago
Indianapolis
Bostons
Washingtons
B. Kelly
Daily
Wise
Morrill
O Murray
Hornung
Myers
Johnston
Ojlrwin
Tate
Donnelly
O Madden
Boron Ics
Dailey
Shoch
Hoy
Kelly
Nash
Madden
O’brien
Irwin
Murray
Pittspurg
Hoosiers
Getzein
Shreve
Glasscoe
Vee
Peetsht
Hines
Detroits
R. Bh.po
A. E
R. BH. PO
A. E. Moffatt
Ceres
Twitchell
Esterb
Hanlon
Bassett
Bennett
Buckley
Sree
Denny
Seery
Richison
Shomberg
Esterbrook
White
Eery
NEW Yorks
Philadelphias
E. Gore
Wood
Tiernan
Andrews
Ewing
O Fogarty
Connor
Oj Mulvey
Card
Farrar
Ee Teee
Mulvey
Crane
Richardson
Gore
Ward
Fogarty
Schriver
Hallman
Gleason
Shriver
Lathrop, J
Masse
Laux
Dunham Mfg. Co
Locke
Cutter
Curtis
Edwards
Reber
Moley
Riley
Moore
Valda
Ryan
Boston Gaslight Co
Heffer
Cressy
Loring
Lincoln Mfg. Co
Same
Plympton
Sachse
Chadwick
Clifford
Cook
Delong
Canney
Harrington
Casey
Barker, J
Eaton
Crisp
Podbury
Jones
Aan
Gobo Seaey
Jefts Nat
Barneorex Gton Ves
B.a
al Cunard SS
Webh
Peterson
Eatonervee
Averill
Thorndike
Holman
March
Warden
McKay
Norfolk County
Bishopp, J
Weer
Mechtany
Fitchnan Et al
Hesseltine
Globe
Manning
Gibbs
Briggs
Stinson
Fiyal Tian
Roya Aking Powvee Co
Wall St. N
Sowkers Lawn and Garden
Wm. Doogue
Bostay Public Gardens
Zacre
Bowker Fertilizer CO
Beaver &T
Baker’s
Procersors
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
Norman McDona
Monumental
Amuse
James Russell Lowell
Mt. Auburn
Newton
Watertown
Sleeper Hall
New England Conservatory
Beneficent Society of the
Conservatory
Ditson’s
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Atlantic
J B Gramling
Gramling, Spaulding & O
Atlanta
J A Smith
Moore, Marsh & Co
Altoona
Penn
Spear
Spear Bros
M Daniel
Rlandorf
H Adler
Cohen & Adler
Bloomington
J P Smith
R P Smith & Sons
Selz, Schwab & Co
I P Farnum
I P Farnum & Co
Ill
Henderson
M Weaver
H M Weaver & Co
Memphis
Tenn
H Vogel
Hill & Sons
Montgomery
Ala
A Stern
Stern & Co
Mobile
M Wollner
Wollner & Lowenstein
Pepered
Wis
P Mayer
Mayer B & § Co
Milwaukee
F Beals
Beals, Torrey & Co
Nashville
L W Hall
Hall-Mason Shoe Co
Thomas E Greacen
M Belknap
Shumway
Pittsburg
Laira
Ore
Akin
Akin, Selling & Co
A Blanchard
S A Blanchard & Co
W Tedcastle
R G Clark & Co
Trenenennene
Cal
P Rehfisch
Osterman
Wilmington
A French
French & Sons, Am
Bottli
Gover Cork
TRE H. Graves & Sonns
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