Some of the Elect The Suspense Ended for Slosti Licenses
The Boston police commission grants about 780 liquor licenses this year and notifies about 1500 applicants of rejections. Hotels in prominence mostly receive licenses while venues like the Falmouth house face removal of liquor service. Several notable figures and districts, including East Boston and Charlestown, see varied outcomes as districts await final lists.
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Police Commission
Boston
Beach Street
Green
Portland
Cambridge
Causeway Streets
Alien
Common Council
James J. Donnelly
Donnelly
Roger Haggerty
Roger
J. Haggerty
Young’s
W Parker’s
Quincy
Tremont
Revere
Crawford
American
Adams
United States
Boston Tavern
Falmouth
la Grange Street
Billy”’ Mahoney
Tom
Patsy Shepard
Abbey
Harrison Avenue
Glove
Norris
Teevens
Fraser
Jeremiah Mullane
John Miller
North End
Michael Doherty
Doherty
Prince of
Strachan
Charlestown
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
Music Hall meeting on Irish Catholic church issue unfolds
Rev James B Dunn spoke at Music Hall in a Committee of One Hundred event praising Irish Catholic unity against papal rule. Rev John D Healy, back from abroad, argued eyes of the world focus on Gaston and the Irish church, while Dunn defended the parochial school bill and disputed anti Catholicism labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Dunn
Music Hall
Committee of One Hundred
John D. Healy
Ireland
Gaston
Dunn
Miner
Ong
Dann
Boston Theatre benefit concert for St Peter Claver Conference
An evening entertainment at the Boston Theatre supported the St Peter Claver Conference and St Vincent de Paul Society. The program featured the Harvard quartet and Shuebruk on cornet with strong audience encores, plus John Boyle O'Reilly reading his poem Crispus Attacks. John A. O'Shea acted as musical director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Peter Claver Conference
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Harvard
Mr. Shuebruk
John Boyle O’reilly
Crispus
John A. O’shea
Recognition of Washington's 100th Inauguration Date
The message notes April 30 as the centennial inauguration date of President Washington and mentions obtaining age and hunting details from G. Simmons & Co. located at 32 to 44 North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. Simmons & Co
North Street
Temperance meeting in King's Chapel urges personal responsibility
Reverend Bulkeley of Concord urges perseverance despite defeat in the amendment. Rev. Hale cites Massachusetts criminals and laments open saloon funding while urging action against open bars. He notes schoolchildren exposed to liquor and calls for stronger temperance efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Bulkeley
Concord
Mass
King’s Chapel
Elliot
Law and Order League
People’s Church
Phillips Brooks
Brooke Herford
Bulkeley
Edward Everett Hale
Massachusetts
Iowa
Hale
Mary Hunt
Boston
End of Week Horse Show Crowded Final Day
The Saturday horse show closed with a crowded all day program and no incidents. The saddle horse class sparked debate over the Wood Lake ride by Mr. Whipple, while Filemaker nearly broke the New York record at 6 feet 9 inches. Billy McGibbon’s jumps and ponies Burt and Phido drew crowds, and prize awards followed for hunters and saddle horses with substantial proceeds.
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Whipple
Woodlake
Frederick Gebhardt
Filemaker
New York
Billy McGibbon
Burt
Phido
J. Alex. Strathy
Edward Burnett
H. Hamlin
Moorehouse Pepper
Toronto
Danny
Br. G
John Hammond
Boston
Wanda
B. m
W. F. Weild
Brook, Inc
Shrewsbury
Ce. Ee
Moorehouse & Epper
Curtis Ye
Durand
Iding Academy
Messrs. Beckman & Prichard
J. Murray Forbes
J. Alex
Strathy
Myopia Hunt Club
Jean
Br. m
Rudolph Ellis
Fonnevivania
Eero
Morrill
Comeee Weldman Db
Converse
Memorial Service for Dr. Herbert J. Harriman in Revere
A memorial service at the Congregational Church in Revere honored Dr. Herbert J. Harriman. Delegates from the Soldiers' Home in Chelsea, where he served as physician and surgeon, and from the Knights of Honor United Order of the Golden Cross Loyal Knights and Ladies of Honor, the Massachusetts Medical Society, and the Boston Genealogical Society attended. The program included singing by a double quartet and a sermon by Rev. J P. Bixby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Revere
Herbert J. Harriman
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
Knights of Honor
United Order of the Golden Cross
Loyal Knights and Ladies of Honor
Massachusetts Medical Society
Boston Genealogical Society
Sining
J P. Bixby
Valkyrie to race in American class with suggested British doubt
The Valkyrie will launch Wednesday and be ready for a trial within three weeks. Lord Dunraven defends the choice of class, saying a match with equal vessels is preferable yet defending the cup justifies any size disparity. A London expert notes Valkyrie’s centreboard limits and a harder bilge than Thistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Dunraven
Valkyrie
Boston
London
Rumor Denied of Ordered Seventy Footer for Burgess
Mr. Burgess denies the rumor that an order has been given him for a new seventy footer.
American Yacht Club of Newburyport Plans Regattas
The Newburyport based American Yacht Club with about 100 members, enrolled in the New England Yacht Racing Association, outlines regatta dates and officers. Commodore G. Woodwell leads a schedule including pennant races, championships, a Plum Island race, and a grand open regatta with a stake-boat start and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Yacht Club
American Yacht Club of
Newburyport
New England Yacht Racing Association
Lbridge G. Woodwell
Edwin K. Choate
Charles H. Shackford
Edward W. Follansbee
B. F. Gerrish
Moody Kimball
George
Lang
Daniel Bb. Pierce
D. Tilton
William Lunt
Plum Island
Merrimac
Grape Island
Notes of Interest From Local Yacht Clubs
FE Tarbell sold his sloop Kitty to Mr Richardson. South Boston Yacht Club meets May 1 at City Point club house. Huron not entering commission this season. Jeffries Yacht Club opens May 1. Angora renamed Owl under Vice Commodore Cushing for coming season. George W Rogers bought Brynhilde from J W Sherman Jr. Navarch to be launched next week. Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club to open new house with next Tuesday meeting. Atlantic Yacht Club to hold first anniversary May 30 with music. J Mills enrolled keel sloop plus in Dorchester Yacht Club. New yawl by Dinsmore for Charles Wennywick to join Dorchester. Malyina (ex Prince Karl) bought by A J Levett of Dorchester. Rondina owned by H B Torry to join same club. L M Clark sold Yolande and seeks new purchase. Commodore Lowery appoints Regatta committee Edward J Greacen chair, Chester C Monroe, Otto Sarony, fleet surgeon Charles Selover Allen M.D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. H. Tarbell
Kitty
Richardson
South Boston Yacht Club
City Point
Huron
Jeffries Yacht Club
Cushing
Great Head Yacht Club
Angora
Owl
George W. Rogers
Brynhilde
J. W. Sherman, Jr
Morrill’s
Martin
Navarch
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
Atlantic Yacht Clu
J. ©. Mills
Dorchester Yacht Club
Dinsmore
Charles Wennywick
Malyina
Prince Karl
A. J. Levett
Rondina
Hi. B. Torry
L. M. Clark
Yolande
Commodore Lowery
Larchmont Yacht Club
Edward J. Greacen
Chester C. Monroe
Otto Sarony
Charles Selover Allen
M.D
Appropriation Bill Passes After City Council Conference
After a Saturday meeting both branches of the city council approved the amended appropriation bill for 1889 90 following a conference between committees. The board of aldermen adopted the conference amendments closing the deadlock and the common council concurred. The Boston water board named ten inspectors of waste water for the eastern division with annual pay of 900 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Committee On Conference
Eddy
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Mit
Csi Iy
Conference Committee
Boston Water Board
Deacon Water Meter
John J. Sorbert
M. F. Edmands
J. K. Hassett
C. F. McCarthy
Philip A. Jackson
John J. McAuliffe
John T. O’connor
James J. Strange
Charles F. ‘Ft. Schwaar
Fred ©. Ward
Washington Centennial Service Draws Large Turnout At Union Hall
Citizens packed Union Hall on Boylston Street for a Washington inauguration centennial service. Speakers included Rev Edward A Horton and Hon John D Long, praising Washington as an American leader, reformer and unifier, with songs and readings marking the event.
Public Garden praise and civic concerns in Boston letters
A reader celebrates Boston’s Public Garden with praise for its lush grass, hyacinths, and flowers around Washington statue, thanking Mr. Doogue for the vision and criticizing clichéd courtesies for women. Another correspondent argues against automatic courtesy seats in horse cars, defending women’s rights and independence. A third asks two questions about sidewalk advertising cards and elevated railroad step intervals, noting safety and accessibility concerns for riders.
American Folk Lore Society meeting near Boston
Members of the American Folk-Lore Society will meet in the Boston University chapel at 12 Somerset Street Boston at 3 p m on Saturday May 4 to hear progress reports and exchange views. Attendance is open to any interested friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
American Folk-Lore Society
Boston
Boston University
Somerset Street
Theatrics for Newsboys Reading Room at Union Hall
On Thursday and Friday evenings at Union Hall No 18 Boylston Street, theatrical fundraisers under patronage of noted sponsors will present Katherine and Petruchio and The Mousetrap. Tickets cost 2 dollars and are available at Doll and Richardis 2 Park Street. Curtain time 3 30 PM.
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Union Hall
Boylston Street
Newsboys’ Reading Room Association
T. B. Aldrich
S. Hammond
John F. Andrew
Augustus Hemen
William Apple
Ton, Jr
Joseph Bell
George B. Blake
Martin Krimmer
Charles P. Curtis
Samuel Eliot
James I. Fields
John L. Gardner
Messrs. Doll & Richardis's
Park Street
Katherine and
Petruchio
Amazeen Skiver Patent Infringement Case Headed For Ruling
United States Circuit Court hears motion for an injunction pendente lite in Amazeen Machine Co case against George Knight et al over alleged infringement of three Amazeen Skiver patents 200682 220006 and 273931 issued 1878 1879 1883. Defenses claim patent validity and noninfringement for rebuilt machines. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cott
J. Amazeen Machine Company
George Knight
C. Amazeen
Charles E. Perkins
I. W. Porter
Supreme Judicial Court Equity Docket Begins May First
The Supreme Judicial Court equity docket for the week opens Wednesday May 1 with cases including Donnell v Leen Stine v six others Freeman's Nat bk v Nat Tube forks Stanchfield v Kidder Hewit v Crosby Dana v Fucker Brookhouse v Frost Cox v Maxwell McKenna v Devlin Culson v Price Middle Baxter Gosa v Mass Home Miss Socy Bristol Proceeding list notes assigned cases and participants.
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Supreme Judicial Court
C. Allen
J. Equity
Donnell
Leen
Stine
Freeman’s Nat. Bk
Nat
Tube Forks
Stanchfield
Kidder
Hewit
Crosby
Dana
Brookhouse
Frost
Cox
Maxwell
McKenna
Devlin
Culson
Price
Gosa
Mass
Home Miss. Socy
Bristol
Legal case index list for Superior Court sessions
The notice lists cases across multiple sessions with judge assignments and parties named, including Second Session Thompson, Third Session Piman, Fourth Session Bishop, and Fifth Session Aldrich. It notes actions not marked before April 27 and announces adjournment from April 29 to May 1 with offices closed April 30.
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Same
Fanning
Evans
Sullivan
Buck
Lawless
Nelson
Peterson
Macool
Frank
Aiken
West End
Farimer
Gately
Stover
Ray
Swest
Dallinger
Wooland
Choate
Allen
Bird
Callahan
Whittier Machine Co
Piiman
Williams
Boyden
Henry
Groat
Loring
Cassell
Hobbs
Horigan
O'Neill
Deasy
Barnes
Lundry
Aldrich
Eatin
Congress
Superior Court
Probate Court Suffold County Returnable List April 29 82110
Suffolk Probate Court returns list for Monday April 29 items including Elisha Caddick administration Margaret Carey probate of will Thomas Clement probate of will David Conney probate of will Mary Colbert administration Hannah Coveney probate of will and other petitions guardianship accounts trustee and executor accounts and related actions in real estate and estate matters.
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Suffolk County
Elisha Caddick
Margaret Carey
Thomas Clement
David Conney
Mary Colbert
Hannah Coveney
Elizabeth
Henry Gassett
Peter Gorman
Edwin N. Gray
Frederick Hayes
Alfred Hoitt
James Horey
Nathaniel Hooper
Same
Ann B. Hubbard
Catherine D. Hubbard
Agnes KR. Irvine
John H. Kennedy
Isaiah Knowles
Joanna C. Knowles
Charlotte M. Knowles
George C. Lewis
Olive M. Libbey
Maurice Mahoney
George May
Thedeoe McCullough
Rachel Minot
Svily
Mary BE. Moore
Barbara Nee
Andrew Newes
Edwin Noyes
Robert I. Pence
Ann R. Wickles
Charles W. Pickles
Charles Ner Pierce
Emeline
Proctor
James W. Ring
Thomas Russell
Ben Youn G. Schroeder
Marshall
Scudder
John Gibson
Frederick Sonk
William 3
Spooner
Lucinda LB
Stetson
Samuel I. Tufts
Sarah A. H. Walker
Elizabeen Walker
Abigail White
Martin L. Keith
Julia A. Eckley
Eliza P. Rhett
Eliza L.P. Rhett
Municipal Court First Session Caseload List
First session judges Curtis and ForSAITH list civil cases for Monday April 29 including Littlefield v Trust, Farrington v Howe sell, Emery v Leavy, Sing v Casey, Venable v Gilbert, Mackay Frye, Reddin v Barry, Walsh v Shepherd, Shiek v Lee, Murphy v Maguire, The Royal Arcanum, McLean v Williams, Publishing Co v Same v Joy, Keith v Bassett, Martin v Brown, Mentzer v Clapp, Brown v Haldeman, McDonald v Morey, Everton Elec Co ey Armes, Brown v Bassett, Griffin v Meserve.
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Municipal Court
Curtis
Forsaith
Littlefield
Trust
Farrington
Howesell
Jackson
Crane
Emery
Leavy
Armes
Brown
Arbor Day observances in Boston plantings by officials
Governor Ames and Mayor Hart planted royal oaks at Martin school. Ex Mayor Martin and Master Hills planted an elm at the same site. Seventeen teachers planted Norway maples. The Harvard street Dorchester tree planting under the Harvard Improvement Society was postponed to Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ames
Hart
Martin
Huntington Avenue
Hills
Harvard Street
Dorchester
Harvar Improvement Society
Wise or foolish which becomes best economy in buying
A conundrum in the Post’s advertising column by R Hollings Co argues that buying the best is the only true economy. It applies the idea to Hollings patent extension lamp, claiming it is a wise choice for value and longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
R. Hollings & Co
Washington Street
Hollings
Window Collapse at Aborn’s Hat Store on Washington Street
A plate glass window in Aborn’s hat store at 229 Washington Street fell with a crash Saturday night. No cause is known. Ground will be broken today for the Allston Clubhouse on Cambridge Street adjoining Allston Grammar School. the two story building will cost $13 000 above land. Carrie Wheeler, likely Annie Carrigan, arrested for shoplifting at Hovey & Co Jordan Marsh and R H White. a stash found at her room in the South End and a man named John W Reed arrested. The Boston Theatre ushers’ annual benefit features Lewis Morrison performing Faust at the theatre. Private theatricals to aid Newsboys Reading Room at Y M C Union Hall May 2 and 3 include Katherine and Petruchio and The Mousetrap with patrons listed. About 1500 attended vesper service in Arlington Street Church with Easter music. solos by Mrs J B Walkers Miss Gertrude Edmands Carl Pflueger and Sullivan Sargent. Rev Brooke Herford spoke. Wholesale tea coffee and grocers close tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Allston Club
Cambridge Street
Allston Grammar School
Allston
Carrie Wheeler
Annie Carrigan
Hovey & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
R. H. White & Co
South End
John W. Reed
Boston Theatre
Mrs Bessie Como Weds Isaac Jefferson in Gloucester Church
Mrs Bessie Como and Isaac Jefferson were married at St John’s Church Gloucester Saturday evening by Rev Charles A Hay den. The bride was given away by Charles Masters with Lydia Cook as bridesmaid and Henry Kavaugh of Lynn as best man.
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Bessie Como
Isaac Jefferson
Gloucester
St. John’s Church
Charles A. Hayden
Charles Masters
Lydia Cook
Henry Kavaugh
Lynn
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A.B. Grogker & CO
Boston Real Estate and Trust
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New England Business Directory and Gazetteer
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Boston Post
the Weekly Post
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F.S. Hastings
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Charles A. Coffin
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C. L. Edgar
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Peter J. Hughes
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Edward J. Barker
City Delivery
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Boston Club
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Hecla Club
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