Doings at City Hall Ward 24 records alderman Eddy's votes
A Citizens Association meeting in Dorchester Ward 24 approves printing 1500 copies of ward aldermanic records. Alderman Otis Eddy, noted Republican, is shown voting on numerous city measures from sewer loans to street paving, civil service, and franchise orders, with a detailed account of his positions and committee work across 1888 sessions.
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Citizens’ Association
Dorchester
Blake Hall
Field’s Corner
J. Homer Pierce
Otis Eddy
Faneuil Hall
City Hall
Public
Eddy
Common Council
Boston
Alderman Eddy
Long Island
Cochituate
Suffolk County Court House
Henry KE. Cobb
City Treasury
Alderman Wilson
Committee of the Whole
Aldermenen
C. W. Smith
Doherty
Finance Committee
Beckman & Prichard
Old Water Board
Corporation Counsel
Kiddy
Bridge Department
Chicago
Kansas City
Derman Eddy
Ohio
Board of Public Works
Udy
Board of Aldermen
City of
Water Board
George 8. Follawsbee
Harvard
Norfolk
Adams Street
Meeting House Hall
Commercial
Meeting House Hill
Glover
Field’s Corners
Board of Fire Commissioners
Ashmont
Mt. Bowdoin
Harrison Square
Park
Mill Streets
West End Railroad Company
Joan P. May
Supreme Court
Frank E. Brigham
Edmund F. Snow
Lewis M. Clark
Robert WW. Light
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Snow
Light
Messrs. Light and Snow
Clark
High Street
Neponset
East Chester Park
New Court House
Civil Service Commission
Sheridan
Grant
Snow, Clark and Light
Messrs
Committee On Police
Board of Police
Police Department
Dorsey
Goss
Goss’s
Mattapan
Licht
Pond
Smelt Brook Creek
Park Department
Joint Committee
Health and Parks
Court House Loan
Yeas
Court House
Joan
George
Follansbee
Snow and Clark
Committee On Water
Tremont
Messrs. Snow and Clark
My. Light
Mr. Snow
Mr. Clark
Mr. Light
City Notes Highlight Diverse Events and Local Incidents
Community notices span a Trinity Church meeting in Hampton Virginia fund raising for Hamp ton school with General Armstrong Rev Brooks and a Hampton quartet. Willard Winner guest of New England Club. Tre mont Temple Bible class taught by Dr Albert G Lawson. Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange meeting. lectures by W L Harris on Educational Psychology ahead of Western tour. storm damage in Boston estimated at $10 000. fall of carpenter Charles Robinson from Haynes factory staging injuring him. Boston Boot and Shoe Club December 5 discussion panel on Industrial Education with noted speakers. A M Crane on Modern Education at Dorchester. Rev Dr Andrew P Peabody lectures on Early New England Unitarians. Hull life saving crew fund contributions rising to 500. Newsboys Reading Rooms Association thanks several hotels for annual dinner support. funeral of Leonard Ware in Roxbury with service at his home and burial Forest Hills Cemetery.
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Trinity Church
Hampton
S. C. Armstrong
Phillips Brooks
Hampton Quartet
Willard E. Winner
Kansas City
New England Club
Tremont Temple
Albert G. Lawson
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
W.L. Harris
Sleeper Hall
Boston University
Somerset Street
New England
Boston
Charles Robinson
Haynes’s
Traintree Street
Brighton
Robinson
City Hospital
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Parker House
Samuel Eliot
John Runkle
John L. Hildreth
John G. Blake
Weston Lewis
James A. Page
Edwin P. Seaver
A. M. Crane
Dorchester
The
Moral Education Association
F. H. Woodward
Carruth and
Ashmont Streets
Dorchester Avenue
Andrew P. Peabody
Cambridge
Channing Hall
Hull
Newsboys’ Reading Rooms Association
Vendome
Brunswick
Adams
Parker’s
Young’s
Revere
Park’s
Leonard Ware
Roxbury
West Cottage Street
James de Normandie
Forest Hills Cemetery
Trinity Courci
Tlampion
South
Philips Brooks
General Armstrong
Arlington Street Courci
Brooke Herford
Rm. Y. M. Curran
Union Hall
Keylston Street
B. F. Gilbert
Vera K. Barry
Fred A. Wetherbee
Francis L. Pratt
George Mendell Taylor
Union
Kyron A. Robinson
Boston Music
George Batchelder
Wellesley Hills
Christadelphian Bible
Chandler Hall
Issex Street
Spuurval Temple
Newbury Street
Temala Fraternity
Yinan C. Howe
St. Joan, Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
Father Hall
Father Osborne
Isabella Beecher Hooker
Fox-Kane
Merkeley Hall
Berkeley Street
Episcopal
Dartmouth
Harwich Streets
Jaimes M. Gray
Soure Congregational
Exeter Street
Hale
Tremony Temple
Emory J. Haynes
H. Bernard Carrentee
Steinert Hall
Massachusetts Teachers’ Association
West
Newton Street
Henry C. Harden
Newton
Benjamin F. Tweed
Massachusetts
Board of Education
A. B. Marble
National Association
Nashville
Tenn
Larkin Dunton
Girls’ Normal School
John W. Dickinson
State Board of Education
John Tetlow
George M. Wahl
Thayer Academy
South Braintree
Augustus Buck
Harvard
Henry Preble
Harvard University
William C. Collar
Roxbury High School
L. F. Warren
Pierce School
West Newton
William J. Rolfe
Ambridge
George H. Martin
Robert C. Metcalf
George A. Walton
Public meetings on education and sermons at Trinity Courti
Sunday December 2 features public meetings at Trinity Courti with the Champion quartet and student speakers on Indian and colored education. Addresses by Rev. Philips Brooks and General Armstrong, plus a 10:30 pm sermon by Rev. Brooke Herford and 4 pm vespers.
Teachers in Council Sees Broad School Debates and Reports
Prominent educators gather for the Massachusetts Teachers Association forty fourth annual meeting in Newton. Papers cover state education, German Gymnasium, English language, primary language work, and habit formation as committees prepare reports before a business meeting.
Court Rescript in Patterson vs Hemenway Negligence Case
The Supreme Judicial Court hands down a rescript in the Patterson case against Charles P Hemenway et al. A minor sues trustees over injuries from a fall in an elevator well at 62 Sudbury Street. The incident occurred March 22 1884 at Kimball Manufacturing Company. The court finds no evidence of plaintiff's due care and condemns other points as immaterial. L M Child appears for the plaintiff. Morse and Estabrook for the defendants.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
George L. Patterson
Charles P. Hemenway
Augustus Hemenway
Sudbury Street
Kimball Manufacturing Company
Whittier
Scannell
L. M. Child
Nathan Morse
George W. Estabrook
Essex County
Augusta Tibbetts
Robert Leeson
City of
Lynn
W. F. Cloen
Ihe
Michael Crowley
Isaac Appleton
Enoch R. Quimby
Sarah J. Durgin
Supreme Court
Samuel McKean
Salem
Superior Court Docket Includes Tort Verdict and Multiple Civil Causes
November session opens with James Vargas suit against Court of Liberty seeking $50 for ten weeks of sickness benefits. Defendants claim arrears void entitlement. Judge Hammond presiding. attorneys listed. Post verdict includes Celia McLeod v Weeks for $300 damages from coal hole injury. Court to hear motions. juries excused on Dec 6.
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Superior Court
Eric Ham
C. J
James Vargas
Court of Liberty
A. Order of Forestry
H. F. Naphen
J. F. Cronan
Jenness
Insleon
Ceniecoe
Gannon
Allen
Keim
Same
Mary Weeks
Chapmann Street
J. A. Maxwell
McDonald
William Boynton
Engae
Murray
Boston
Ham
Hughes
Meyer
Davidson
Sonk
Clinton Wire C. Co
Meek
Mureh
Pratt
Seeler
Lewis
Vogel
Ura
Richardson
Woodman
Metroridepolitan RR
McAloon
Blodgett
Mrt
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Ward
Cottage Streets
John Richardson
Ammon
Five Corners
Keevan
Ward 8
Carroll
Dorchester High School
Hour
Ward 20
Hoar
Grand Army
Richards
Capen Street
Board of Assessors
Board of Assessors Be Requested To Consider the Expediency of Redividing Ward 4
Snow and
Messrs. Snow
East Boston
Tory E. Cobb
Messrs. Snow and
Parker's
Ward 24
Deartment
Hammond Street
Kelly
Hammond Sweet
Ammond Street
Ae Clark
Pressent
Board of Health
Teachers IN Council
Massachusetts Association
G. Goodwin Clarke
Church of the Unity
George 4. Aldrich
Milton and Quincy
Bessie E. Howes
New Inven Training School
Dalton
New Haven
Miss Howes
G. H. Danforth
Walpole
Bridgewater
T. M. Balliet
Springfield
Nathaniela Allen
Daniel B. Hagar
C. W. Parmenter
Byron Grace
Ray Greene Huling
A. P. Stone
O. B. Bruce
Alexander E. Frye
Hyde Park
Flynn
Chamber Jin
Foley
Pettee Machine Works
Cressey
Sears
McIntire
Roberts
Hunting
Downes
McCormick
Bay
Lutrad
Lord v. Farnum
Hohnes
Moore
Fuller
Curtis Mfg
Connelly
Barrett
Spofford
Lowdon
Ipswich Mills
Mayberry
O'Brien
Higgins
Townsend Nat. Bk
Jones
Bossou
Hawkins
Ford
Wardwell
Omester H. Graves & Sona
Paine
Canal St.shiban
E. C. Thompsons
E. C. Thompson
Washington Street
Old South Churea
Paris
Baker’s
W. Baker & CO
Mass
J. W. Horne
Fremont Street
Rubel Bros
Cincinnati
Dunbaar, J
Wagner
O’ Connor
Floyd
Connors
Grilley
Connor
Merrill
Conover
Carlton
Rodriguez
Kneller Mattress Co
Griggs
Holden
Waiton
Hobbs
Strain
Ryder
McKean
Aoas—Ziurch
Taylor
Cavanagh
Saine
Superior Criminal Court
Staples
J. Michael Grady
John Mullagh
Louigi Mollo
House of Correction
Thomas J. Woodworth
Suffolk County
McKa
William L. Shattuck
Eliot Street
Henry B. Jones
Boyls To Street
Arthur H. Wellman
Malden
Bentley W. Warren