Governor Greenhalge Faces Court Fight Over Police Board Move
The Boston politics scene questions Governor Greenhalge authority as he nominates ex Mayor General Augustus P Martin to head the Police Board and designates him chairman. Critics warn of legal challenges and party retaliation as Whiting’s term and Brackett’s prior designation collide amid possible council rejection.
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Lee
Whiting
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Martin
Police Board
Brackett
Waiting
Clark
Governor name sparks debate over Police Board chair
A Boston Post report notes Republican critics question Governor Greenhalge's authority to designate General Martin as Police Commission chair amid calls for Attorney General clarification. Whiting and Martin offered cautious remarks while awaiting confirmation and formal duties.
Coxey visit, Senate clash over Capitol petition rights
In Washington on April 26 Coxey and his army drew sharp Senate criticism as debate followed William Allen’s resolution on permitting their Capitol visit. Wolcott and others denounced the marchers while Allen defended them, urging focus on lawful redress and opposing socialism and populism. The tariff bill moved forward as the House received Olney’s Union Pacific settlement bill.
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Senate
Alien
Capitol
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Dem
Waite
Colorado
Commonwealth
Mr. Dolph
Mr. Allen
Wolcott
Butte
Mont
Allen
Crisp
Congressman Randall
Massachusetts
New England
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Lasters Protective Union Convenes with 160 Delegates
The Lasters' Protective Union of America began its annual convention at Hotel Creighton Tremont Street with 160 delegates from across the country. Officials reported strong finances, elected officers, and debated issues including Chinese treaty opposition and a hand stamp device for union made shoes.
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Creighton
Tremont Street
Edward L. Daley
Lynn
Lewis Wolfson
Daniel J. Brennan
Randolph
John H. Hogan
Order
Rochester
Utica
United States Senate
China
John McBride
United Mine Workers of America
Coke
Cigar Makers’ Union
Brockton
Druggists in Suspense Over Newton Liquor Question
Newton board members faced a tense year over the liquor issue. An adjourned meeting ran past 10:15 PM after a three hour private session with the Mayor. Patrolman Fuller of Newton Upper Falls attended part of the closeted talks. No license discussion occurred and the items handled were minor.
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Fuller
Newton Upper Falls
Haverhill Mayor Bars Liquor Licenses Until May Seventh
Mayor Taylor takes a firm stand against the aldermen autocracy announcing no liquor licenses will be granted before May 7. Rumors swirl of an investigation into alleged boodlers while the public largely backs an inquiry.
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Taylor
The Kualers Dance at Caledonia Hall Boston Hurling Ball
Last evening in Caledonia Hall the Boston Hurling Club held its second annual ball with a large attendance. Lit tle's Orchestra played as athletes and guests from Cambridge South Boston Dorchester Roxbury and Charlestown enjoyed the grand march led by Buckley and Ellen Collins. Notable attendees included M J O Keeffe William O’Brien Hurling Club John Flynn and many others with Daniel Tobin John Reardon John Delaney and Patrick Mahoney among listed guests. The arrangements were led by a floor director aided by numerous committee members and couples forming a grand procession with over two hundred couples.
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Boston Hurling Club
New England
Little
Cambridge
South Boston
Dorchester
Roxbury
Charlestown
M. J. O'Keeffe
Wiliam O’brien
William Butler
Michael Kenny
Michael J. Ahern
Cornelius Buckley
William Lillis
Eugene Ahern
Jeremiah O’donohue
Daniel Mahony
William Gallivan
Jeremiah Scannell
James Walsh
John Mahoney
Thomas Sullivan
Jeremiah Donovan
Buckley
Ellen Collins
Daniel Mahoney
Daniel McNamara
Maggie Regan
John Sweeney
M. J. Ahern
Daniel J. Tobin
Nellie Tobin
John Reardon
Nora O'Callaghan
John Delaney
David Flynn
Jeremiah O'Donnell
Philip J. Coveney
Mary Bradley
Andrew Driscoll
Jeremiah O’brien
Annie Driscoll
James Mahoney
Nellie Ford
Patrick Mahoney
John O’donahue
E. Noonan
John O'Neill
Nora Walsh
John Noonan
D. Sullivan
J. Stanton
D. Mahoney
J. Scannell
J. Collins
E. Ahern
T. Sullivan
J. Sullivan
B. Ah
Hannah Barry
Mary Fitzgerald
Minnie Mahoney
Annie Collins
Katie Fitzgerald
Martha Scannell
Katie Noonan
Margaret Mahoney
Mary Crowley
Margaret Dempsey
Bride Lynch
Margaret Daly
Una O’rourke
M. B. McCarthy
Messrs
John Collins
Thomas Hayes
Thomas Murphy
Michael Deinan
David Noonan
Edward O. Donohue
Patrick Dineen
Bat. Ahern
John Kieff
William Coveney
James, Collins
James Sheehan
John Hanlon
John Sullivan
Jeremiah Murphy
Patrick O’mahoney
John O’donovan
Edward Corrigan
Michael O'Sullivan
Michael Ahern
John Stanton
Two Disastrous Fires Ravage Towns in New England
Providence reports a west side fire at Leopold Dimond's dry goods on Randall square causing about 50000 dollars loss with 4000 building and 38000 stock insured. Townsend Vermont suffers a major blaze destroying over half the business district including the Baptist Church and seminary with about 40000 dollars in damage.
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Leopold Dimond
Randall Square
Townsend
Brattleboro
Brattleboro & Whitehall
Baptist Church
Leland and Gray Seminary
Sarah Wilson
Baptist Parsonage
Five Year Old Killed By Ice Cart Accident
Abram Malkins aged six died after stepping into the path of an ice wagon on Albany Street. He climbed to the rear of the cart and fell, striking his head and dying instantly. Several children witnessed the incident.
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Abram Malkins
Albany Street
Merchants' Club Holds Final Dinner of Season
The Merchants' Club closed its season with a dinner at the Algonquin Club house. President Hon. Thomas N. Hart presided. Osbourne Howes of the Boston board of underwriters was elected a member. Guests included Lieutenant-Governor Roger Wolcott, Henry Parkman of the State Prison Commission, and J. J. Myers of the House of Representatives.
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Merchants’ Club
Algonquin Club
Thomas N. Hart
Osborne Howes
Boston Board of Underwriters
Roger Wolcott
Henry Parkman
State Prison Commission
J. J. Myers
House of Representatives
Two Bishoprics in State Plan Reported by a Committee
The Massachusetts diocesan convention voted to divide the diocese with a seven clergy nine lay committee to report at the next meeting. Officers were elected including Rev. Learoyd treasurer and Rev. Slatter registrar. The convention adjourned after praising Registrar Shafter and setting the next gathering for 1895.
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Morris Schaff
Pittsfield
G. W. Newton
Robert Treat Paine
Harry S. Bodley
F. L. Palmer
Gardner
Twain
Charles W. Learoyd
Edmund F. Slatter
Edward Abbott
A. St. John Chambre
George S. Converse
John S. Lindsay
Henry M. Upham
Arthur J. C. Sowden
Edward S. Davis
Diocesan Board of Missions
R. H. Howe
Board of Missions
Leighton Parks
Trinity Church
Carlos Shafter
Lawrence
Deaconries Adopted by Massachusetts Episcopal Convention
The Massachusetts Episcopal convention voted to divide the diocese into five archdeaconries for a year trial. Boston, Lowell, New Bedford, Worcester, and Springfield will form the divisions with clergy and lay delegates. Bishop Lawrence urged care and education before division.
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Henry F. Allen
W. F. Cheney
Robert W. Gardner
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Worcester
Springfield
Ampden
Hampshire
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Berkshire
Florida to Open New Route from Halifax to Charlottetown
Manager M F Plant and Halifax agent H L Chipman oversee alterations on the steamer Florida at Simpson's dock ahead of a new Halifax to Charlottetown, P E I service beginning Tuesday. Captain Rowland Hill resigns as master of the Halifax to take a government hulls and boilers inspector role in Halifax.
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Canada Atlantic and Plant Line
H. L. Chipman
Halifax
Simpson’s Dock
Florida
Charlottetown
Kierstead
Manilla
Constitution Wharf
St. John
N. B
Simpson’s Dry Dock
Port Hawkesbury
N. S
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Captain Hill
Burnham
Boston
Great Britain
Mrs Leggett Dies After Appendix Operation
Mrs Lucy A Leggett wife of Inspector Leggett of police HQ died at 171 Magnolia Highlands at 4 PM yesterday after suffering post operative shock from an appendix operation performed by Drs Jernegan and Kennedy. She leaves a husband and one son and was a member of Mary Washington Lodge Daughters of Rebekah. Funeral planned for 2 PM Sunday at her home.
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Inspector Leggett
Police
Magnolia Street
Highlands
America Illustrated Entrancement in Music Hall
The independent women voters staged a spectacular entertainment in Music Hall last night on America past present and future. More than one hundred characters were portrayed with striking effect as Mrs. Mary A. Livermore recited the historical portion to an audience that filled the hall.
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America
Music Hall
Independent Women Voters
Mary A. Livermore
Fogarty Fled as Police Hunted Motive in South Boston Quarrel
Exclusive Post report says Michael Fogarty proprietor of 598 Broadway South Boston is missing after a quarrel over a woman and a suspected assault on his wife who suffered a broken rib. Neighbors and police faulted for not arresting him. The case centers on a long time South Boston figure linked to a 1886 strike and a family business moving relocation.
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Social Dance of Roxbury A O H Division 5 Draws Prominent Guests
Last night Division 5 Ancient Order of Hibernians held a social at Union Park Hall Roxbury with guests from South Boston Roxbury Jamaica Plain Brookline Charlestown and Dorchester. John Dolan county delegate Thomas Murray P H Coyle James McNulty and many others attended as Doherty's Hibernian Band provided music.
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Dorchester
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James McNulty
Patrick Moutry
J. B. O'Higgins
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Mary O'Brien
James Foley
John Murphy
Michael Carlan
John Carlan
Henry Foner
Michael MecGuire
Owen Teevans
Me Doherty
Alphonsus Chaiaman
Philip Gonagle
William Clancy
Malachi Clancy
F. B. Lewis
Jeremiah Murray
James McCarthy
James Duncan
Edward Duncan
J. S. Quinn
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