Hearing on Boston poor relief and dispensary systems
The Joint Special Committee on the Treatment of the Poor held a Tuesday hearing on William J. O'Brien’s petition seeking better aid for the sick poor. Testimony covered dispensary access, fees, and proposed district physicians under police direction, with officials from the Boston Dispensary and city and charitable groups outlining current practices and gaps in care for needy families.
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William J. O’brien
O’brien
C. W. Stevens
Charlestown
Weston
Board of Overseers
Themelves
Waenoa
Samuel A. Green
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Reh
Old Boston
South
Dorchester
Roxbury
Brighton
West Roxbury
Dearborn
Green
Bennett Street
O Brien
Board of Managers
Kosten
E. T. Williams
City
Massachusetts
George Faulkner
Jamaica Plain
Ruslindate
Reston Dispensary
Hohe Street
P. Gerry
Japa Atea Plain
Seth Boston
O'Brien
Diversary Corporation
Heary Brovebten
Hovieton Street
Horace E. Marion
Berlioz La Damnation de Faust at Tremont Temple
Third performance under Mr. B J Lang featured Jillian Bailey Jules Jordan C K E Hay and Georg Henschel with rare encore for Henschel. Audience praised the magnificent work and the breezy serenade encore. Dissolving views of India to follow with jugglers snake charmers and dancing girls from Mr Harry W French. Dwight testimonial concert seats sold amid high expectations.
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Berlioz
B.J. Lang
Tremont Temple
Jillian Bailey
Jules Jordan
C. KE
Hay
Herr Georg Henschel
W. Winch
Henschel
India
Harry W. French
America
Hindeo
Dwight
Boston
Scots Charitable Society 223d Anniversary Festival
The Scots Charitable Society celebrated its 223d anniversary at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening with a large turnout of Scots descendants. Gov. Long and Mayor Prince attended, the programme featured songs, readings, and an address noting 288 members and 50 in the women's auxiliary, with significant aid given to those in need.
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Oratory
D. J. Atwood
Beacon Schoo of Oratory
Union Hall
Atwoon
The
Scots’ Charitable Society
Odd Fellows
Sons and Daughters
Old Scotland
Messrs
Roland McLean
James Bogle
J. Stuart Maccorry
David Allan
Alexander Corbett
Peter H. Lawson
Alexander Cowan
John I. Landon
Alexander T. Laughton
Robert Evans
Robin Gray
Ka Welch
Jock O’hazeldaean
MacDonald
Laughton
Bogle
Women’s Auxiliary Society
Tufts
St. Andrew’s Day
New York
New Orleans
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Chicago
Bessie
O’ ‘Grundee
Janet
Mrs. Jones
Audhty-pine
Mr. MacDonald
Funeral attendance for James Kimball and Parker noted
The funeral of James Kimball of Salem will be attended by Starr King Lodge of Masons and Essex and Fraternity Lodges of Odd Fellows. The Parker service from Brain tree Congregational Church included Superintendent Kendrick and many railroad employees. A Boston man, Swett, injured after a fall at Hyde Park, was hospitalized. Wayland saw its first locomotive on the Massachusetts Central, with track progress at about a quarter mile daily and rails expected to reach Walthem in ten days, linking to Boston by spring.
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James Kimball
Salem
Starr King Lodge of
Masons
Essex
Fraternity Lodges
Odd Fellows
Frank P. Parker
Old Colony Railroad Company
Congregational Church
Braintree
Kendrick
Swett
Boston
Hyde Park
City
Wayland
Massachusetts Central Railroad
Walthem
Rsilroxa
Evarts W. Farr Dies. Ex Congress Member From New Hampshire
Obituary notes the death of Hon Evarts W. Farr of Littleton NH on November 30. Born October 10, 1840, he served in the Union Army, practiced law, held internal revenue and prosecuting attorney posts, and was elected to the Forty-sixth Congress as a Republican. Funeral committee members in the poised line include Morse, Bowman, Briggs, Hall, and others. Additional notices cover Richard Pope of South Boston, Gen George B. Crittenden in Kentucky, and local figures from Newtonville, Natick, and Bethel, detailing their careers and survivors.
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Evarts W. Fare
New Hampshire
Littleton
Thetford Academy
Vermont
Dartmouth College
New Hampshire Volunteers
Internal Revenue
Gratton County
Executive Council
H. O. Kent
Johnson
National
Bingham
Randall
Morse and
Bowman
Massachusetts
Briggs
Hall
Lady
Maine
Dailey
New York
Miles
Depnty
Richard Pope
South
Boston
Fie
Prescott Insurance Company
Forty-fourth Regiment of
Massachusetts Volunteers
General Instance Agency
Iis
New England
American Fire Association of
Philadelphia
Lacassée of
London
General Court
Common Council
St. Omer's
Knight Templars
St. Matthew's Royal Arch
Rabboni Lodge of Masons
Public Library
Widy
E. B. Rich
South Boston
George B. Crittenden
Dunville
Russellville
Military Academy
Kentucky
Jon L. Roberts
Newtonville
Mauss
Old
Newton
Andrew J. Nichols
Natick
Mass
Nichols
California
Boston Commandery
Layal Legion
Natick Commandery
Knights Templars
Elias M. Carter
Bethel
Oxford County
State Executive Council
May
Mary Harvey
Willan P. Atkins
John Veeder
Elizabeth Burke
Minnie Cadigan
House of Industry
Edgar N. Hunt
Gial
Mary Jackson
John Brennan
Isabella McEhaney
Patrick Lankner
Lyman S. Eaton
Simon Schendel
John W. Noousa
Henry Keniston
Henry Diggs
Leopold Baumann
Joseph Isaacs
Highlands Court
John Devine
Westboro Reform School
Reform Schoot
East
Daniel Gallagher
Superior Court
Pope
Andrew J Nichols
Bellows
Cambridge
Sarah F Bellows
Willam Bellows
Cincinnati
Gale
Alt Dunkirk
N.Y
Abner H Gate
Elbridge Gale
South Framingham
West
Alice
John W
Lizzie R West
Boston Highlands
Robert B Hall
H Bane Tl A Hall
SA AW
George Eaward
George A
Martha AS
Shaw
Dorchester
Jennison
Watertown
Horace Jeanison
Roberts
John L Roberts
Lathrop on Color in Literature at Hawthorne Rooms
George Parsons Lathrop presented the second Hawthorne Rooms lecture on color with the theme Color in Literature. He traced color’s evolution from ancient Hebrew light concepts through Greek and Roman usage to modern expression, noting shifts in perception and language and praising poets from Rousseau to Swinburne for bringing color into landscape and style.
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George Parsons Lathrop
Hawthorne Rooms
Gladstone
Homer
Magnus
Ruskin
Rosseau
Chateaubriand
Byron
Wordsworth
Alps
Whittier
New England
Bryant
Swinburne
Patent and insurance court actions loom in late November
A collection of proceedings in U S Circuit Court and U S Commissioners Court list cases: George Crompton versus L J Knowles contesting a patent related loom motion improvement with defenses of lack of patentability and novelty. Stephen H. Kimball versus Manufacturers Insurance Company over a $1000 fire loss claim with stock questions. John J Trainor, Hyde Park resident, charged with illegal voting, held in recognizance to December term.
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George Crompton
L. J. Knowles
Causten Browne
B. FP
Thurston
Chauncey Smith
Nelson
Stephen H. Kimball
Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
Newark Insurance Company
Everett
Hana
Plaintff
Children’s Carriage
J. G. Parker
Russ
John J. Trainor
New York
New England
Court records and plaintiff verdicts in early Boston cases
In the Supreme Court equity session cases, Towne to show cause on bankruptcy papers was abandoned amid expected arrangements. Meader v Winslow concerns $25162 for tallow delivered with a verdict of $245.44. Connolly v Fitzmorris seeks $670 with nurse-setoff of $2102. Gorham v Bank concerns a $60 deposit gift dispute from a deceased Foster. Shears v City of Boston damages for sidewalk injuries from Jan 1880.
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Sarah E. Howe
Wm. H. Towne
Augustus Russ
Supreme Court
Ryan
Pitman
Geo. H. Meader
Wm. H. Winslow
Oring
J. KE
Edwardes
Catherine Connolly
Mary Fitzmorris
Pisiuii
Tain
Ww. C. Cogswell
H. Pratt
Henry T. Naphen
Sarah E. Gorham
Boston Five Cent Serings Bank
John Foster
Foster
Africa
Rupert Morris
C. F. Kittredge
Gank
G. F. Rutin
Mary Shears
City of
Boston
Fourth Street
Argumens
Joseph Nickerson
J. M. Babson
Fisher Ames
Aefendania
OUDER
Terrible wreck claims three Life Saving crewmen at Provincetown
In Provincetown a sloop E Trumbull from Rockport ran ashore near Life Saving Station No 7. Crewmen Capt David Atkins Elisha Taylor and Frank Mayo drowned when the boat capsized after the main boom struck it. Fisher Kelly and Young survived though exhausted with Young slowly recovering. One crew member stayed aboard to cook. The sloop later sailed away with three men aboard after being aided by Chatham crew.
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E. Trumbull
Rockport
Mass
Elwell
Ashor
Station 7
Whic
David H. Atkins
Surfman
Elisha N. Taylor
Samuel Fisher
Frank Mayo
John Cole
Charles Kelly
Isaiah Young
Chatham
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Fanemi Hall
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Cambridge Observatory
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American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
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Tremont Street
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F. M. Johnson
L. L. Johnson
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Mra. Jackson
George M. Lincoln
S. P. Mandell
Albert B. Garland
Constitution Wharf
Judge May
James McCart
Albany Road
Boston and Savannah
Great Southern
Charleston
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A. de W. Sampson
Consolidated Line
Washington Street
Walter Harrington
Fitchburg
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Marginal Dry Dock Company
Marginal Street
Sarah Pratt
Arlington
Brockton
John Hills
Butler
Durgin
Station Three
John Flynn
Green Street
Electoral College
A. Chadbourne
Wm. C. Lovering
Senate
John M Forbes
Aliston
Rufus S. Frost
Chelsea
P. A. Chadbourne
Williamstown
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Milton
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Messrs. Forbes
Breed
Lynn and
Clark
Beverly
Lovering
Taudfort
Northbridge
Paul A. Chadbourne
Multon
Marshall S. Underwood
Dennis
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Taunton
Moody Merrill
Rufus
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Frith
Amos F. Breed
Lynn
N. Clerk
Francis Jewett
Lowell
L.ghih
James M. W. Hiatt
Charles E. Whitt
Wm. B. C. Pearsons
Holyoke
Wm. ©. Plunkett
Adams
Messrs. Frost
Forbes
Plunkett
D. M. Foster
Station Four
Avid Donahoe
Daniel Donahoe
John Sullivan
Othele
WarchuEs
George Ti. Richards, Jr
Springfeld
Hempden
Howard and Lancaster
Wilmothe Clothier
Ile
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R. & J. Gilchrist
Winter Street
Henry C. Bird & Co
Walter Baker & Co
Chocolate
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Western Avenue
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Hingston Street
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A. M. Bates
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Haverhill Street
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John H. Osgood
Pearl Street
Gideon Beck & Son
Cape Cod
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Devonshire Sts
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Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
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Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
F.g.wolbert
Townsend & Fargis
Leonard Street
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Market Street
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Leona ,Pd & CO
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A.A. Miner
Charles W Morse
Emily M Millett
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Rogar E Thompson
Weymouth
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Moses Colman
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Warren Avenue
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Watne
Wiliam L. Thompson
Joseph
Titcomb
Keanebunk
Insale County of York
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Thompson
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Dutt
Ostot
J Henry Sears & Co
Francis Henshaw
Mesrs
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Exchange Street
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Winston & Co
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Kennebunk
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Howe National Bank of Brockton
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Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad Co
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Hamton & Dayton Railroad
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New England Mort, Security Co
Standard Water Mover Co
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Lake George
Autimony Mining and Smelling Co
Hitet Miniog Co
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Cusituinmehre Minme Co
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War Eagie Miming Us
Tanare Sind Co
Souto
Howard National Bank
National Banc of North America
Boston National Bank
Eagle National Bank
Nanoval Severe Bank
Boston & Maine Railroad
Dorchester Gas Light Co
Mats and Grand Trunk Railroad
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Ueas City
St. Joseph & Council
Blas RK. R
Jewell County & Western Railroad
Centre
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Auchion, Colorato & Pacific Railroad
Central Branch Union Pacis &. Ik
Boston Stock and Exchange Board
Order of Administrator
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Uo Philadephia, Withington and Baltimore Railroad Co
Aln Amozkeag Manufacturing Co
Nashua Manufacture
Bares Manufacturing Co
Kevere House Co
Boston Gas Light Up
Collateral Loan Co
Globe Nationalbank
Fitcabure Railroad
New England Glass Co
Abany & Rensselaer Iron & Steel Co
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Rutleno Railroad
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Lux Agricultural Branch Railroad
NM Michesex Aerie Railroad
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National Bank of the Republic
Webster National Bank
Columbian National Bank
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Amory Manufacturing Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
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Tis Manufacturing Co
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Raviston Manuacturing Co
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Messrs. J. Henry Sears & Co
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Timon Mant's Co
Peterboro
N. If
Jerome S. MacDonald
School Street
Abel C. Small
Joan W. Titus
Wilbaw H. Wallace
Mesne
Union Institution
Delle Avenue
Charles McHurney
Suffolk Dees
Elle Avenue
Delie Avenue
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H. R. Stevens
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