Democrats Nominate Eight for Boston School Committee
Democrats announce a slate of eight candidates for Boston School Committee. Four nominees are Republican picks: Gallagher Allen McDonald and Wellington, with the rest including Murphy Canning and Dunn. The committee aims to fill vacancies and file nominations with broad liberal support and nonpartisan aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keany
Isabella C. Barrows
Charles T. Gallagher
James 8. Murphy
Stillman B. Allen
James A. McDonald
Henry Canning
Wiliam A. Dunn
Fred A. Wellington
Messrs
Gallagher
Allen
McDonald
Wellington
Committee of One Hundred
Loyal Women of American Liberty
Women Voters’ Ward
James 5. Murphy
Canning
Dunn
Barrows
William Whittle
William C. Williamson
Whittie
Williamson
Creed
Boston
Post
Paatic
Omen Voters’ Ward
Tremont Temple
Audinee
David Regg
James M. Gray
James B. Dunn
D.D
J. W. Hamilton
Anderson’s
Swinton
America
Mayors Defective Record At Boston Rally For Galvin
The first large city rally in Boston featured Democratic support for mayoral candidate Owen A. Galvin at Dudley Street Opera House. Speakers included Rep. John H. McDonough and Patrick Maguire. Matthews urged rescuing the city from partisan Republican control and electing a mayor aligned with the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Dudley Street Opera House
Owen A. Galvin
Winthrop N. Merrill
Nathan Matthews, Jr
John H. McDonough
Harvey N. Collison
William N. Osgood
Patrick Maguire
Municipal nominating push shadows Boston mayor race
Four Galvin rallies set in East Boston South Boston Charlestown and Fanelli Hall. Bell nominated late by Paine faction amid contested mayoral bids. Filing closed with 923 Galvin papers 302 Hart and 707 Independent Democrat names. Street commissioner Burrell sole candidate. Ballot arbitration to resolve nomination disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin
East Boston
South Boston
Charlestown
Fanelli Hall
Paine
William £. Bell
Messrs
Hart
William FE. Bell
City Hall
Bell
Registrars of
Citizens
Isaac 5S
Burrell
J Owen A. Galvin
D. C
Willian E. Beil
I. C
Isaac 8. Burrill, D
J. D
Dermen
Charles J. Noses
R. Oapanee Kelley
J. R
Liberal School Sentiments in Boston Public School Question
The Public School Union and the School Suffrage Association enlist Boston’s intelligent citizens to back liberal public sentiment on the school question. A petition signatures plea for mutual forbearance ahead of the city’s school committee election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School Union
The
School Suffrage Association
Boston
City of
Supreme Court equity actions and bar admission notices
The report lists equity assignments for Tuesday December 3 and case names including Dodge v Boston Provis Gale, Nickerson v Pence RR Co, Ditson v Blakeney, Thomas v Slocum, Leckier v Low, Nichols v Tremont Four Continental Sular Refinery dry Co, and Daley v Davis. It notes a bar admission exam set for Saturday December 14 at 9:30 am. It also records a rescript in Somerville P. Tuck vs Jerome F Manning et al. concerning Manning's indebtedness and funds in court, concluding the funds cannot be reached or applied to satisfy the debt. the clerk John Noble is not required to pay out. The petition shows no assignment or lien. Warren & Sanders are plaintiffs. Jerome F. Manning represents defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Hollings
Equity
Dodge
Boston & Provis Gale
Nickerson
Pence RR. Co
Ditson
Blakeney
Thomas
Slocum
Roomery
Clark
Leckier
Low
Nichols
Tremont Four- Continental Sular Refinery Dry Co. Co
Pet
Daley
Davis
Bigelow
Gassect
Northe
Tuck
Manning
Soper
Holmes
John Noble
Warren & Sanders
Jerome F. Manning
Patent cases listed for Second Session Hammond entries
A dense docket lists numerous cases with plaintiffs and defendants, including Pinney, Ridge, Sheehan, Wagner, Davis, Johannson, Finkelstein, Stillings, Stock, and others. It notes no "not before" dates for November 8 and marks Second Session Hammond with entries like Plympton v. Dunn and Boardman v. Stackpole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinney
Hall
Ridge
Morrison
Sheehan
Brown
Wagner
Bartusch
Davis
Holman
Johannson
Est
Merr
Finkelstein
Farley
Stillings
Turner
Stock
Perry
Hammond
Probate and guardianship notices list for December Monday docket
The Returnable list shows multiple probate petitions for Louisa D. Blake Daniel T. Fuller Daniel Kearney Frank Mahan Catherine Danston and others with guardianship and trustee accounts including Mary Devlin Maria Chorley John Donovan Catherine Cunningham and Ebenezer Milliken plus estate administrations and sale of real estate actions. It includes guardianship of minors accounts trustee actions and probate of wills across numerous names and case numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Beatty
Louisa D. Blake
Daniel T. Fuller
Daniel Kearney
Frank Mahan
Catherine Danston
John Barnes
Emilie J. Bartlett
Mary A. Bohan
Benjamin F. Campbell
E. M. Campbell
H. A
Maria D. Chorley
Robert H. Clouston
Catherine H. Cunningham
Mary Devlin
Minor
John D. Donovan
Alonzo LH. H. Dyer
Annie A. Dyer
Daniel Fales
Dohy
John Gibson
Mary Hardy
Tristam Haynes
Martha Jacobs
Annas. Jarves
Charles Johnon
Jane Johnston
Charles N. M. Lincoln
John J. Low
H. W. Williams
Hugh
Mary A. Mcleod
Ebenezer C. Milliken
Mercedes C. Verkins
Anna V. Powers
Henry W. Royce
Abijah Seaverns
Sophia Seaverns
Same
Margaret Sheehan
William Stearns
Joel Thayer
Charles J. Train
Sarah M. Train
Timothy Leary
John A
James H. Goodwin
L. P. Marvin
S. Hapgood
Arthur H. Stock
Martha J. Stock
Snow
W. Winter
Peter Thomas
George A. Norcross
Emma L
Walter Humphreys
David Simonds
Nelson Ht. Tilden
Sarah Abby Young
Municipal Court Session Docket and Sentences
First and criminal sessions held with Forsaith and Curtis presiding. Roster of civil cases listed, including Henderson v Porter and Laveau v Russell. In criminal session dated Nov 29, Dine fined five dollars for cruelty to children, Rose Price fined one dollar, Mary Kouwisky discharged. Dine, Rose Price, Mary Kouwisky. Riley fined fifteen dollars for larceny of rope and chain. Luce and Curran held for Superior Court on robbery charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsaith
J. Joseph Dine
Rose Price
Mary Kouwisky
Society
Dine
James Riley
City of
Boston
Daniel Luce
John Curran
Superior Court
Charles Meilen
Kneisel Quartet Performs Second Concert at Chickering Hall
The Kneisel Quartet presents its second season concert at Chickering Hall tonight with Rose Stewart and Arthur Foote. The program features Foote’s Seange P esonata for violin and piano performed by Kneisel and Foote, Schubert D minor quartet, and Stewart with songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kneisel
Chickering Hall
Rose Stewart
Arthur Foote
Foote
Miss Stewart
Provincial Congress of Massachusetts paper read at NECGS
At New England Historic Genealogical Society meeting William W Wheildon will discuss the Provincial Congress of Massachusetts. The Nahant Club holds its annual meeting at Parker House at 3 p m December 7. Boston deaths last week total 148. Henry H Sprague to lecture on Municipal History of Boston at B M C Union tomorrow evening. Americas Evening readings by Laura Sedgwick Collins with music by Madame Carrie Hun King and the Ideal Concert Sextet of New York. Farmers meeting at Ploughman Building 45 Milk Street featured Isaac K Felch on Thoroughbred Poultry followed by incubators versus natural methods discussion. Scholarships for free tuition at Connecticut Literary Institution examination in Tremont Temple and South Baptist Church tomorrow and Wednesday at 10 a m. Examiners A G Lawson D D E F Merriam and D b Jutten D D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Historic Genealogical Society
William W. Wheildon
Massachusetts
Nahant Club
Parker House
Boston
Henry H. Sprague
America
Longfellow
Laura Sedgwick Collins
Mme
Carrie Hun-King
Ideal Concert Sextet
New York
Farmers’ Meeting
Ploughman Building
Milk Street
Isaac K. Felch
Natick
Connecticut Literary Institution
Suffield, Conn
Tremont Temple
South Baptist Church
A. G. Lawson
D.D
E. F. Merriam
D. B. Jutten
Lodging Guests Across the United States Named
A lengthy list of guests and visitors at various hotels and boardings across the country is reported, including residents and travelers such as Colonel H. Lincoln and family, Mrs. H. H. Clark, J. J. Howard of London, and many others from cities like New York, Chicago, Spokane, and Boston. The notice catalogs names and places, reflecting a seasonal winter influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vendome
W. W. Morrow
Maud Morrow
H. H. Clark
Washington
J.O Connor
Frank Riley
New York
O. B. Short
Chicago
A. A. McAlister
U.S. 8
John J. Howard
London
A. M. Selden
Richmond
Youne
s—Livingston Gifford
J. H. Pratt
F. H. Clergue
Bangor
J. R. Prentiss
A. G. Sanderson
Newark
Special Offer Horse and Cart Toys For Little Folks
The 19 inch horse and cart features a hair covered horse in russet leather harness on an iron wheeled platform. Normally priced at 1.00, this week only 9 cents. Also a 22 inch set with three styles including two and four wheel carts and a wagon with boxes and barrels, usually 1.50, sale price 1.09 for one week.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salem
Republican Party
Boston Post
Hhis
Harrison
Brackett
Everett
Faneuil
New York Custom House
Norcross
Dr. Green
Henry L. Pierce
Hill
Pierce
Andrew
Ames
Lincoln
Democratic Party
State Senate
United States
New England
Grover Cleveland
William 5. McNary
Lars
O’brien
Water Works Department
Peiny
Arvey N. Collison
Board of Supervisors
Causten Browne
George O. Shattuck
Frederick B. Allen
Edward G. Gardner
William T. Sedgwick
H. Winckley
W. G. Russell
Robert Codman
Eliot
Alexander Macomber
William McCarthy
L. F Humphrey
Henry Spooner
Angelina A. Brigham
Harriet Lemist
Mary B. Whiting
Anna M. Whiting
Susan A. Whiting
Mary F. Littledale
Sophia Hale
Mary Curtis
Anna O. T. Parsons
Martin Brimmer
Mary Claflin
Charlotte B. Whipple
Maria
Putnam
Martha
R. May
Anna G. May
Salome Merritt
Alice Stone Blackwell
M. E. Zabrowska
John ©. Haynes
James F.black
Anna Cabot Lowell
Sarah Lowell Blake
Christopher R. Eliot
Mary Ma Eliot
Sylvanus Smith
Judith W. Smith
William Endicott, Jr
George S. Hale
Ellen 8. Hale
Ellen W. Garrison
Charles F. Folsom
SreciAt
Mayer
John M. Raymond
A. Gage, Jr
A. Potter
Oliver D. Way
James H. Turner
Palfrey
C. W. Read
W. J. Sullivan
L. W. Symonds
J.J. McNulty
A. J. Wilson
James Gorey
George G. Hatheway
W. L. Welch
Charles E. Curtis
George G. Russell
Joseph W. Dane
J. E. Graham
Jesse Potter
Michael_A. Dodd
George L. Allen
John E. Kimball
Peter McNiff
J. Frank Farrin
Cyrus A. Jordan
Edward A. Perkins
Michael F. Tirrell
W. B. Mansfield
Reuben W. Ropes
A. I. Newhall
Charles E. Adams
Francis B. Carlton
James Keating
E. H. Dodge
Clarence Hayward
Dr. F
Atwood
William
Lord
Charlies E. Phippen
Mason, J
Sartwell
Green
Callman
Stern
Fox
Amn
Spring
Mosely
Miller
Butter Co
Martin
Dearborn
Fitz
Valin
Fay. Simmons
Haines
Timson
Lewis
Merriam
Lindeey
Rice
Superior Criminal Court
Bishop, J
Manks
Haveean
Watson
Burke
Boyce
Thompson
Wis
Thomas N. Hart, R
Robert C. Fanning
D. Wesley A. Gove
K. Jones J. Fitzgerald
Joseph W. Flill
Benjamin I. Stacey
Thomas F. Keenan
John A. McLaughlin
John W. Fraser
Francis P. Maguire
Augustus H. Read
William Power Wilson
Charles Whipple Smith
Thomas J. Kebber
James A. Murphy
William H. A. Watts
Edaward J. Leary
Thomas W. Flood
Thomas H. Murphy
Albert A. Folsom
Benjamin Spinoza
Martin Regan
Charles B. Woolley
D. Sidney
Anton Peters
Chas
L. Randall
L. D
Otis Rady
Herbert S
Carruth
Nehemiah
T. Meritt
Murphy
Leary
Board of Ballot Arbitration
Barker, J
Plympton
Coyle
Fitch
Boardman
Stackpole
Fleming v. B. & M
Ayer
Gardner
Paul
Forbes
Stevenson
Joy
Eldredge
Harris
Magee
Keyes
Campbell
Gordon v. Richards
Gould
Boston & Maine
Hayden
Teele
Ee We
Buttereld
Atwood v. Mer. & Min. Trans. Co
Webber v. Lynn & Boston RR
Porter
Hathorne
Bradley
Burton
Probate Court
Suffolk County
Mckin, J
Curtis
Rand Avery Co
Woodbury
O’dony
Well
Slattery
McGar
Henderson
Agile
Shannon
Calahan
Garnnkle
Levin
McGovern
Welsh
Alderson
Arimi
Loston Terra Cotta Stead. Co
Heckler
Barry
Gennaro
Massello
Monks
Cassino
Hunter
O’connor
Wainwright
O’calla- Beals, Jr
Kneisel Quartet
A. B. Crocker & CO
Kingston, Essex and
Edinboro’ Streets
Kingston Streets
Quincy
B. A. Lockwood
G. A. Wood
H. H. Stinson
Aurista
D. S. Phillips
Bethleem
N. H
F. M. Fanning
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. H. Butler
Hartford
G. A. Macomber
Augusta
M. H. Barrymore
Tavern
Koyal Dae
Ing Powder Co
Wall Street
News
Partridge
Washington St
Temple Place
E. C. Thompson
Immporter
Old South Church
Clicquot Club
Oak Grove Farm Bottling
Ruggles Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!