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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1894

Page

5

Along the North Shore Bright Sunday Excursion Frenzy

Crowds thronged North Shore resorts near Boston as crowds filled electrics and narrow gauge trains to Crescent Beach and Point of Pines. The City Brigade Band played at Strathmore Hotel square, while Jose and Annie Foster Larcomb entertained at the Palace bathrooms. Chief Ray reported no arrests on the beach and three orchard thieves were jailed. A moonlit towboat party entertained New Winthrop Hotel employees, and the Harbinger’s commodore’s cup trophy was exhibited at the Rossmore Hotel.

North Shore Boston Crescent Beach Point of Pines City Brigade Strathmore E. J. Murphy Palace Ray Lynn Cadets Jose Annie Foster Larcomb Will Cushing Lynn the Pines Oscar N. Kennison Kennison William Trundey Trundley Storm King New Winthrop Winthrop Beach Tom Winsor Boston Towboat Company Charles A. Mullen Winsor

Frenchwoman Arrested in Brussels for Street Kissing Spree

A young Frenchwoman was arrested in Brussels after kissing every man she met in the street. Several men complained of her conduct, and a policeman went to her home to arrest her. The officer was greeted with the same hostile reception.

Eulogy for a Bartender Ends With Peculiar Smile

Editor notes the unusual finish to a bartender obituary saying the deceased had a smile for everyone. Spacerut questions what is peculiar about the line. The piece highlights a warm memory tied to the bar scene and the subject’s reputation.

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New York and New England Reorganization Third Instalment Due

Depositors under the Plan of Reorganization for THE NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD COMPANY must pay the third instalment of six dollars twenty five cents per Preferred share and five dollars per Common share on or before August 21, 1894. Payment offices: MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY New York and OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY Ames Building Boston. Certificates of Deposit must be presented to note the payment. Committee: Jowan J. Watersury Henry W. Cannon T. Jefferson Coolidge Jr.

NEW York & New England Rrailroad Company Manhattan Trust Company Nassau Street New York City OLD Colony Trust Company Ames Building Boston Mass Jowan J. Watersury Henry W. Cannon T. Jefferson Coolidge dJr

Public and private stands debate hampers cabmen and traffic plan

The article outlines cabmen’s opposition to General Martin’s street stand regulation, with public stands seen as a threat to private stands. Petitions circulate, meetings held, and endorsements logged. Also notes railway route fights, Union station chaos, Labor Day parade plans, and a Fitchburg expressman death.

J. M. Lander Old Colony New Hampshire Lander General Martin Martin Cabmen D. J. Nicolls & Co Brookline Street Herdic Phaeton Company Congress Avenue Hanover Street Granite Street Newtonville Union Staion Fitchburg New York, New Haven & Hartford S. Wood American National Express Cheney & Co Stage American Express Company T. N. Smith Troy N. Y Andrew Burton Manchester N. H

Along the Water Front Crowded Excursion Day

Crowds filled Atlantic avenue and the harbor as excursion steamers and electric cars bore travelers to Nantasket, Revere Beach and Lynn. Notables aboard Charles L. Mather included Captains and officers. fishing was excellent. Yarmouth saw 350 passengers. eastern boats report a record season with Nova Scotia travel up. Officials urge sea-light compliance under Section 4234 to avoid fines or collisions.

Atlantic Avenue New York & New England Rowe's Wharf Revere Beach& Lynn Railroad West End Company Putnam Salem Willows Company Whitehall Lovell’s Island North End Charles L. Mather Sorensen Commercial Wharf Barney M. V.M A. Caspersen G. H. Smith IL. G. Washburne John E. Murry James McShane Hugh Montague Montgomery Guards Dr. Dowd J.callahan D. Coakley V. S Yarmouth Land of Evangeline Nova Scotia Post Customs

Tenement Districts Probe Planned by Boston Council

The Common Council will conduct a thorough look into Boston tenement districts to study conditions among the poorer classes. Led by Councilman Whelton with Costello Briggs Coleman and Sears, the committee will resume work in a fortnight with the Board of Health joining. The focus will be on needs in the north and west city sections.

Common Council Boston Whelton Costello Briggs Coleman Sears Aes Board of Health Post

Shipping News Update From Aug 20 Harbor Log

Maritime brief lists arrivals and movements in Boston and nearby ports. Pavonia from Liverpool and Scythia sighted near Boston Light. Durham City from London reports variable winds and fog. Multiple steamers and tugs with cargoes and passengers described, plus vessel names and destinations in Gloucester and New York area.

Pavonia Watt Liverpool Queenstown Alexander Martin Boston Light Company Scythia Boston Durham City Thompson London Furness, Withy & Co Grand Banks Gordon Sullivan Charles G. Soderland Henry M. Stanley Gloucester Havigg United States Yarmouth McGray N. S John G. Hall & Co Tallahassee Askins Savannah Richardson & Barnard Cumberland St. John N. B Eastport H. A. Waldron Essex Taylor Baltimore Norfolk A. M. Graam Spartan Crowell Philadelphia E. B. Sampson Herman Winter Nickerson New York H. M. Whitney Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Kennebec Collins Bath Portland Snowman City of Gloucester Proctor Wrestler Halings Newport News L. B. Gilchrist R. C. West Moran Chalmette George M. Winslow Cates Robert Lockhart Wentworth Vineyard Haven Bristol Perth Amboy N. H Exeter York Ida Maud Baxter Salt Cay T. I Barclay, Clements & Co Harold J. McCarthy Hawley Jacksonville Delaware George E. Walcott Reed Addie M. Anderson Bennett Clara Goodwin Wyman John R. Halladay Cranmer Suffolk John Douglass Erskine Revere John H. Converse Drisko Philadelpia Florence Creadick Lank Rob Roy Parker Anna B. J. Morse

Notice to Oppose Petition by Publication in Boston Post

City of Boston inspector of buildings orders ten days notice to all interested parties to file objections in writing. Objections must be submitted by publication of the petition and order in the Boston Post. Per order of the Inspector Charles S. Camrell Clerk of Department.

City OF Boston Office of the Inspector of Old State House Boston Post Charles S. Camrell Commonwealth OF Massach Wusetts Middlesex Alfred T. Dunbar Somerville Edward G. Moody Cambridge Charles J. McIntire Esquire W. E. Rogers Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Smma Coyle John Cuddy Rae W. B.ers Suffolk Henry L. Glidden C H. Breck John W. McKim Baguire Ebenezer Gay Norfolk Stephen H. Tarbell Dedham Charles P. Lincoln Mass George White Jonathan Cobb Register Carrie B. Taylor Buffalo New York Commonwealth Jabez A, Sawyer Charles J. McIntire Esquire S. H. Folsom Timothy C. Burns William Henri Irish Commonwealth OF Massamusetts Esther Gracie Wheeler Newport Rhode Island Hamilton B. Tompkins Ebrpnezer Gay Bridget Kelley Woburn Alexander Kelley Arad Evans Medford George D. Hvans Pétisoner Chares J. McIntire

Boston to Chicago and Montreal train services advertised

An 1890s rail advertisement lists fast expresses and sleeping car routes from Boston to Chicago and Montreal via multiple connections including Niagara Falls Detroit and Binghamton. It promotes parlor car service, lowest fare guarantees, and through schedules with maps and fares available at Boston offices.

White Star Line Queenstown Liverpool Maury's Marlboro Fitchburg and Leominster Old House Park Square Kneeland Street Fall River I. H. Palmer Old State House Geo. L. Connor E.G. Allen A.C. Kendall Mgr Paas Boston Albany Wagner Saratoga Chicago Cincinnati Big Four Utica Toledo Michigan Central R. R St. Louis Cleveland L. 8S M.S. KR. R New York New York Limited Springfield Grr Washington St Kneeland St A. S. Hanson Fast Express Niagara Falls Detroit Binghamton Pacific Express Fitchburg Canan Washington Street Union Ciation Causeway Street J. R. Watson

Notices of Admin and Exec Appointments for Suffolk Estate

Multiple probate notices from Boston and Revere Massachusetts naming administratrices and executors. Mary E. Gordon is named admx of Mary M. Lewis with bonds filed. RR Haley and Otis L. Fern listed as executrix and administrator respectively for other estates. Creditors urged to present claims and debtors to pay. Dates range July 12 to Aug 18, 1896.

Notich Vernal Taylor Cambridge Middlesex Bert Elwell Boston Mary M. Lewis Suffolk Mary E. Gordon Admx Notichd Michael Haley Ludgarda Nagel Jacob Nagel Admi Martha A. Hansoom Revere of Suffolk Otis L. Fern PeBoston

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