First Day at Catholic Total Abstinence Union Conven tion
Fr Hogan protests opening session of the eighteenth annual Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America in Tremont Temple Boston. Delegates hear a high mass at St James Church, address by Rev Morgan Sheedy, and key remarks on abstinence, social impact of intemperance, and the union’s mission, as Mayor Hugh O’Brien absent.
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The
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Tremont Temple
T. J. Conaty
Worcester
Abstinence Union
A. O'Brien
St. Paul
R. G. Mooney
Springfield
Enn
St. James’s Church
Harrison Avenue
St. James
William P. McQuaid
J. Garrian
Fitchburg
Hugh Oe O'Donnell
East Boston
James G. O'Brien
Byrne
Archdiocese of
Boston
Alost
Archbishop Williams
Morgan M. Sheedy
Pittabure
Penn
Leo Xill
Ireland
Tata
Christ Desyeres
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Christian Voice of America
Church of Jesus Christ
Church
von Weber
Schumann
Mendelssohn
Bullard
Whalen
Peter McLaughilin
Theresa Flynn
Harrison
Hugh O'Brien
Father Conaty
Lyrne
John B. Sheerin
Philadelphia
Soluion
Tts
Cardinal Manning
Thaddeus Hogan
Trenton
Elliott
Hogan
Father Elliott
Father Hogan
Heedy
James M. Cleary
Wisconsin
Father Eliott
Baltimore
Holy See
Father Sullivan
Newark
Father Turner
Father McKenna
Robert Wilson
New York
Father Campbell
Mr. Wilson
Conaty
United States
Canada
I. B. Walsh
Indiana
P. J. Garrigan
John J. Eleoek
P. A. McKenna
Thomas F. Doran
Providence
Thomas McMahon
Cleveland
Walter Elliott
E. A. Hannen
von. McGinley
Waverley House
Charlestown
Temperance convention in Boston outlines union growth and Catholic stance
The eighteenth convention reports a surge in union membership from 31,899 to 63,756 and a strong treasury. Officials present long statistics on 650 adult and many cadet and women’s societies. Cardinal Rampolla and Archbishops bless the gathering while debates highlight Catholic teachings on temperance and liberty.
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Boston
Philip A. Nolan
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Chicago
Connecticut
Grand Rapids
Illinois
Indiana
Louisiana
Louisville
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Providence
Savannah
Scranton
Springfield
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Byrne
Archbishop Williams
Father O'Donnell
Conaty
Warad
Rampolla
Leo
James Gibbons
D.D
Ryan
Taché
St. Boniface
Manitoba
O’brien
Halifax
Riordan
California
Janssen
Natchez
New Orleans
O'Reilly
Mullen
Erie
Penn
Gilmour
Cleveland
L Bradley
Manchester
N. H
Harkins
McMahon
Hartford
Cacuis
Wilmington
Del
McCluskey
Dwengert
Fort Wayne
Ind
Loughlin
John A. Collier
Pittston
Union of
John Slattery
South
Father Slattery
Virginia
Maryland
Father Conaty
P. A. McKenna
Holy Father
Basenore
E. A. Hannen
W. 1. Boylan
P. K. Murphy
M. J. Sheridan
J. F. Mealin
W. M. Herely
W. J. Gibbon
James P. Ball
Walter Fitamaurice
J. EB. McBride
Father McMahon
I. &. Walsh
A. N Oorrissey
Bradshaw
John Lyon
E. Mackey
P. M. Carr
Hagan
Robert Wilson
P. Kagan
Thomas McSheehy
M. J. Crohan
F. P. Cummings
P. Dwyer
J. H. Campbell
J. P. Turner
M. A. Landring
M. M. Sheedy
F. Carroll
Lather McKenna
M. A. O’brien
P. J. O’brien
J. J. Costello
J. C. Vaughn
J. J. Callinan
John O’brien
P. HE. Burke
James O'Malley
J. M. Cleary
Florida
M. J. Foley
Tennessee
Jeremiah Buckley
Maine
W.*. McCarthy
Covington
J. J. McGinley
J. J. Crowley
Museum of Fine Arts
Charlestown Navy Yard
Francis A. Walker
Institute of Technology
Father Shea
Theobald Mathew
Walter Elliott
Paulist Brothers
Lawyers at the Beach Dinner Of Plymouth County Bar
The Plymouth County Bar Association held an informal annual dinner at Taft's Hotel Point Shirley after a short business meeting in which Hon Benjamin W Harris was chosen president. A long list of distinguished attendees from East Bridgewater Plymouth Abington Brockton and Quincy joined the event before many returned to Boston while some lingered for sea breezes.
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Plymouth County Bar Association
Taft
Point Shirley
Benjamin W. Harris
East Bridgewater
Plymouth County
William H. Whitman
Plymouth
Benjamin W. “Jarris
William J. Whitman
Charles G. Davis
William H. Osborne
John F. Simmons
Abington
Judge Bone
W. Kelle
Rockland
Louis A. Cook
William F. Coughlan
Fred G. Bixby
Brockton
Harvey H., Pratt
Charles
Davis
Looker
Bridgewater
BE. Hobart
William 8
Danforth
Waldo A. Reed
Arlo Harris
George Folsom
East
M. Perry
Bores
Porter
Spring and
Orrey
Charles W. Sumner
A New York Firm Swindled by Cambridge Man
Henry E. Scherer of Cambridge street Cambridge, formerly a gold leaf dealer in this city, was arrested on a charge of obtaining about $200 in gold and silver foil by false pretences from Schultz and Son at 17 West Houston Street New York. The scheme involved a claimed friend A W Dixon and samples left with the firm. An investigation traced Dixon to a Cornhill beer saloon. Scherer was held in $600 bail for examination August 7 in Municipal Court.
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New York
Henry E. Scherer
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Schultz & Son
West
Houston Street
Scherer
A. W. Dixon
Dixon
Cornhill
Comae
Ees
Barnard Named Assistant Clerk in Municipal Court
Charles A. Barnard has been appointed as assistant clerk in the Municipal Court. The Amalgamated Building Trades Union gains line rights in Labor Day parade. Henry W. Blackwell wed Kate A Sullivan at St James Church. A. L. Mellen linked to a past conspiracy now runs a small hotel in St Catharines. Funeral of Daniel J. Foley held from Church of the Most Holy Redeemer. burial in Malden. Pain's Pompeii nightly at Pompeian Amphitheatre on Huntington Avenue airs as outdoor entertainment in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Barnard
Amalgamated Building Trades Union
Henry W. Blackwell
Immaculate Conception Church
St. James Church
Kate A. Sullivan
F. J. Murphy
A. L. Mellen
Baltimore
St. Catharines
Canada
Daniel J. Foley
East Boston
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Malden
New England
Huttington Avenue
Burglars Blow Open Safe at Roxbury Grain Store
Henry McElroy operates at No 1120 Harrison Avenue Roxbury near Eustis Street. On Tuesday night burglars exploded the safe filling the grain with powder to muffle the blast. They took $100 in silver from the safe while fire crews extinguished the blaze in grain bags covering the safe.
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Henry McElroy
Harrison Avenue
Eustis Street
Roxbury
Hook and Ladder Company No. 4
Plumbers Convention Opens in Alpha Hall Boston Journeymen
National District Assembly 85 Journeyman Plumbers opened their session in Alpha Hall 18 Essex Street with Richard A. O'Brien of Washington presiding. The open session planned for today will proceed after yesterday's business. Officers to be elected and delegates to the Indianapolis convention named. about 150 attendees attended last night’s banquet in Odd Fellows Hall with speeches by O'Brien Quinlan and others.
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National District Assembly
Alpha Hall
Essex Street
Richard A. O’brien
Washington
Indianapolis
Odd Fellows
Boston Journeyman Plumbers’ Union
Messrs
O'Brien
Quinlan
Amalgamated Building Trades Council
Prebla Hall
First Latin School Tablet Placed at City Hall Fence
A metal tablet for the First House of the Latin School was set yesterday on the City Hall fence near King's Chapel marking the site of Boston Public Latin School’s first building. The school’s origin traces to an April 13, 1685 town vote designating Philemon Pormort as schoolmaster to teach and care for children.
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King’s Chapel
Boston
Philemon Pormort
Appointed Reserve Police Force Holds Eighty-Four Members
Yesterday the reserve police force members were named across divisions 3 to 7. The roster lists forty-seven men by names including Danforth Gray Lahey Supple Glawson Dexter Brewer Mullen Mulligan Gallagher McDonough Tewhart Alger Curtis Wright Moran Malley Walker Buckley Muni er, bringing total strength to eighty six hundred men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Danforth
Lorin
S. Gray
Patrick J. Lahey
Thomas F. Supple
John B. Glawson
George A. Dexter
George FE. Brewer
Thomas M. Mullen
Francis J. Mulligan
John Gallagher
James
McDonough
Lewis Tewhart
Myton H. Alger
James G. Curtis
James FE. Wright
Albert, Moran
Patrick Malley
William B. Walker
John Buckley
George H. Munier
Robbery on the Common Arraigned in Court
James Smith, alleged robber of the Common, was arraigned in Municipal Court and held in 2000 dollars bail for trial in Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Passenger names listed aboard international voyage route segment
A long list of travelers and accompanying family members is shown by ship or travel line records, including individuals connected to Brunswick Baron Kumphauser Berlin Hong Kong London New York and other places, en route to Newport and the White Mountains, with several families and spouses named from cities such as New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and London. The roster mentions the Vendome ship, the United States coast survey, and various residences across the United States, United Kingdom, and Europe.
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Joseph Earnshaw
Cincinnati
W. 5. Lewing
Kalamazoo
Mich
C. W. Adams
Albany
N.Y
Quincy
Harvey Clarke
E. B. Clarke
West Gardner
Mass
William Brackett
Brattleboro
George Ward
Clinton
N. Y
George J. Thomas
Chicopee Falls
W. John Hane
Misses Stang
St. Paul
Young
L. W. Chute
Buenos Airés
George Blyth
London
England
William Lee
Baltimore
A. Guilault
Montreal
R. Peaslee
Louisville
WS. Fuller
New York
van Wyck
Day
United States
C. H. Maxcy
Minneapolis
Minn
And
A Lewis
Philadelphia
Charles G. Ogden
Lawrence liquor sellers alarmed plan charges in U S courts
United States internal revenue officers visited Lawrence today and are said to intend preferring charges against all local liquor dealers convicted of selling liquor illegally without United States licenses. The move has caused consternation among dealers.
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Lawrence
United States Internal Revenue
United States
Tariff Reform Meeting Planned in Andover Hall
A Democratic ratification meeting and flag raising will be held Friday evening in Andover Town Hall. Speakers include Josiah Quincy of Quincy and John J Donovan of Lowell with others slated to discuss tariff reform.
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Andover
Lawrencr
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
John J Donovan
Lowell
Superior Court case on boy’s injuries and venue motion
A nine year old boy injured May 25 1886 when a rotten sign post on the defendant road fell at Springfield crossing main street. Jury awarded 27000 dollars. verdict later set aside as excessive. Defendant seeks change of venue alleging local prejudice. Plaintiff argues illegality of venue shift. court to decide. Also equity action over Taunton physician bond. Plaintiff claims defendant violated restraint by opening office nearby. bond terms questioned. Judge to rule after advisement.
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Aldrich
Aloysius Fagnaut
Pro Ami
Springfield
Samuel Hoar
Gideon Wells
Alfred Hemenway
Michael C. Golden
Frank L. Weis
Bristol County
Taunton
Paintiff
Hi Od
Fuller
James Brown
Courthouse Docket Involves Robbery and Embezzlement
Municipal court records list James Smith held in 2900 for grand jury action after robbing Sulll Newman aboard the Dominion. Several defendants faced charges of fraud theft and embezzlement with cases continued to Aug 8 or Friday and others arraigned on watch and jewelry embezzlement.
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Parmenter
C. J
Curtis
J. James Smith
Sull Newman
Dominion
Lyman E. Fuller
Frank Snow
George McCullough
Cyrus A. Nevill
Charles A. List
Ag.e. Charles Fay
Houghton & Dutton
John McDonald
Charles Newall
James Finley
Charles E. Davis
School Street
Superior Court
Funeral of James M Gardner Held in Charlestown Church
The funeral for the late James M. Gardner was held yesterday afternoon at First Parish Orthodox Church on Harvard Street Charlestown. Rev. G W Brooks officiated and Bunker Hill Lodge of Odd Fellows conducted burial rites. Pallbearers included Deacons A B Morss James Rea Captain John Bartlett A J McDonough J C Dodge and William Sveble. The remains were reburied in Lakeside Cemetery Wakefield.
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James M. Gardner
First Parish Orthodox
Harvard Street
Charlestown
G. W. Brooks
Bunker Hill Lodge of Odd Fellows
Morss
James Rea
John Bartlett
A. J. McDonough
J. C. Dodge
William Sveble
The
Odd Fellows
Lakeside Cemetery
Wakeeld
Ninth Regiment Excursion Plan To New York Albany
A meeting of Ninth Regiment MVM officers at Park Street regimental HQ set committees to arrange a September excursion to New York and Albany. Colonel Strachan presided with Quartermaster Nugent and Captain Murray named to organize the trip.
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M.V.M
Park Street
New York
Albany
Strachan
Nugent
Murray
Ohio centennial party departure to Columbus and return
The Massachusetts delegation for the Ohio centennial will leave Fitchburg railroad at 3 p.m. on September 2 and arrive in Columbus at 4 40 p.m. the next day. They return the afternoon of September 6 and reach Boston at 10 50 p.m. on the 7th. Two bilevel sleepers and a dining car are reserved.
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Massachuasits
Fitchburg Railroad
Columbus
Boston
Chance for a Cadetship in West Point for District Residents
Young men aged 17 to 22 who reside in Massachusetts third district may seek a cadetship at West Point. A vacancy will occur in June 1889, and an examining board will meet August 8 at 9 30 a.m. in City Hall to screen candidates. Applicants must be physically sound and proficient in reading writing arithmetic grammar geography and U.S. history.
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Third
Massachusetts
Leopold Morse
West Point
Congress
Morse
Council
City Hall
United States
H. C. Barnabee to Sing at Music Hall Promenade Tonight
Tonight at Music Hall the popular baritone and comedian H. C. Barnabee of the Bostonians appears for the first and only time. He will sing Hatton’s Days of Old and perform other familiar pieces such as Little Tin Soldier and the Sneezing Song. The program also includes Lachmund’s Japanese overture, Berlioz Carnival, Lion de Bal, an Aida selection, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
H. C. Barnabee
Bostonians
Hatton
Howard Paul
Lachmund
Berlioz
Mr. Neuendorff
South Boston Yacht Club Names Members and Officers
The South Boston Yacht Club held its regular monthly meeting last evening. The secretary reported receipts of 25391 this brings the total to 290481. The treasurer said after bills are paid the cash balance will be 62353. Dr Frederick Z Daggett was elected fleet physician. Windsor was proposed for membership. New members elected include John Young E Herrick Brown Frank J Fitzbibbon Lowsi Schenck John E V Hayden Pred A Flagg and Stephen C Deohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Yacht Club
Frederick 2. Daggett
Windsor
John Young
E. Herrick Brown
Frank J. Fitz‘bbon
Lows i, Schenck
John E. V. Hayden
Pred A Flagg
Stephen C. Deohn
Arrest of James Finley for stealing watches and jewelry
James Finley was arrested yesterday on a charge of stealing watches and jewelry from C. A. Davidson of 38 School street. He was captured while attempting to dispose of part of the property. About 450 dollars worth was recovered, some found in local pawnshops. He was held for trial in the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Finley
C. A. Davidson
School Street
Finley
Attempted death at Beacon Park by James Morrison
James E. Morrison twenty was found after attempting to cut his throat at Beacon Park early yesterday. He had no home and was removed to City Hospital. the motive is unknown.
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Black Park
James E. Morrison
Beacon Park
Morrison Ean
Keep the Baby's Bottle Clean with Pearline Wash
A vintage instruction promotes washing a baby's bottle with Pyle's Pearline to keep the bottle clean and sanitary. The ad-like line urges using the product for hygienic bottle care and general cleanliness.
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Pyle
Price List Revised by State Arbitration Board
The State board of arbitration ruled on the joint application of Henry C. Mears of Lynn and his employees and James F. Carr agent for a reopening. The decision notes Mears went out of business before the board’s price list could be practically applied. The board then considered applying the list to other stitching shops in Lynn, heard evidence, and revised the list, now arranged as follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Arbitration
Henry C. Mears
Lynn
James F. Carr
Mears
Tur New York and New England Railroad Run
The Tur New York and New England line operates as the only Boston to New York service using Pullman stepping cars. The train departs Summer Street station at 11 30 p m and arrives in New York at 6 48 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
New York & New England Railroad
Boston
New York
Trai
Summer Street
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