Massachusetts Highway Commission Hearings in Dedham
Public hearing in Dedham on Norfolk county roads with Massachusetts Highway Commission members led by George Perkins. Speakers from Dover, Braintree, Walpole and other towns discussed petitions for State road sections totaling about 37.5 miles. Professor N S Shaler praised northern Italians as effective street workers and stressed prioritizing the worst roads.
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Dedham
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Norfolk County
Court House
George A. Perkins
Cambridge
Shaler
William E. McClintock
Chelsea
J. W. Higgins
Selectmen
Dover
J. P. Maynard
Braintree
Selectman
G. H. Kingsbury
Walpole
State Road
Nelson W. Gardner
Weymouth
Joseph S. Bigelow
Cohasset
Robert B. Worthington
William W Mayo
W. A. Gates
Needham
Horace W. Mann
Stoughton
H. J. Townsend
Hyde Park
Nathaniel Wales
F. L. Fisher
Norwood
Philander. Bates
William. J. Moseley
C. E. Townsend
Wellesley
H. A. Cowell
Wrentham
Robert Rogers
Perkins
Holbrook
N. S. Shaler
Mail mess found in Fall River armory loft
In Fall River a post office mail stockpile was uncovered in the armory loft above the fire engine house. About twelve bushels of letters periodicals and other mail were stored there by a substitute letter carrier over several months. Letters from Baltimore Detroit Philadelphia Glasgow Montreal Manchester Paris and other cities were found scattered and torn. Postmaster Sullivan vows action to restore delivery though many addresses are damaged.
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Fall River
Gerry
Sullivan
Baltimor
Detroit
Philadelphia
Glasgow
Montreal
Manchester
Paris
Dedham Recluse Emile Julian Buried In Dedham
Emile Julian a former Boston chef and Dedham recluse was buried at Brookdale Cemetery after a funeral service at Joseph W. Wilson’s undertaking rooms Dedham Centre Born in Orleans France fifty three years ago he lived on Father Corcoran farm Greenlodge holding a fifty year lease The service was well attended by Boston chefs and a floral piece came from Hotel Marlboro
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Dedham
Emile Julian
Boston
Joseph W. Wilson
Julian
Orleans
France
Father Corcoran
Greenlodge
Dedham Village
Hotel Marlboro
Brookdale Cemetery
Boston Y M C A Social Hosted by Conservatory Trio
Members of the Boston Y M C A and guests gathered at Boylston Street rooms last evening for a social event featuring Professor Harry McDonna of the Conservatory of Music, with assistance from Miss Gertrude Jones and Miss Patington.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
Boylston Street
Harry McDonna
The
Conservatory of Music
Gertrude Jones
Patington
River piracy shadows at Union wharf and Galician sale
The Boston bark Fantee tied at Union wharf faces possible sale after a debt attachment on J Henry Whitaker’s one eighth share, amid river pirates supposedly ready to harass the ship. Meanwhile the Galicia cargo at Mystic wharf will be sold at public auction, with 400 plus bales of cotton and damaged goods listed, under cash-before-delivery terms. Captain Ulmer commands the Fantee with a discharged crew, while the sheriff enforces Suffolk county attachments. The Madura arrived at Corunna after foundering and is described as an iron schooner rigged steamer built in England. A derelict vessel sighting near the Azores is reported by the Polaria. The Granville incident earns Canada silver and gold watches for rescuers from the Sullivan crew. The Bath ship Benjamin F. Packard will be docked after rough seas cause hull damage. The column closes with praise for Miss Bennet and Knox College staff by several educators.
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Boston
Samuel G. Reed
Union Wharf
Rosario
Ulmer
Floyd
Suffolk County
J. Henry Whitaker
Malden
Cora
Pensacola
Buenos Ayres
China Mutual Insurance Company
Galicia
New Orleans
Hamburg
Mystic Wharf
A. L. Paterson
Britain
Port Royal
S. C
Corunns
Spain
Stockton
Eng
Furness, Withy & Co (Limited
Antwerp
London
Halifax
Hamburg American Line
Polaria
Hayti
Joan L. Alen
Sullivan
Wilmington
N. C
Cape Ann
Custom House
Allen
Warren
Granville
Annapolis
N. S
Surinam
Thomas Mooney
Hans J. Petersen
Bath
Benjamin F. Packard
San Francisco
Queenstown
New Boston University chair set for Miss Bennet
Boston University establishes a new chair in elocution and oratory to be held by Miss Malvina M. Bennet of Galesburg Illinois, marking a historic first as a woman professor in a co educational institution. Bennet brings a record of Knox College coaching success and prior study at the Munro School of Expression.
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J. Jenks
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Knox College
John Finley
Bennet
Boston University
Malvina M. Bennet
Galesburg
Ill
Boston School of Oratory
Munro School of Expression
Miss Bennet
Europe
Mise Bennet
Atelville B Anderson
Illinois
Knox
Kuez College
No Quorum Shuts Down Fifth Council Meeting
The Com mon Council adjourned again after a roll call showed only thirty four members present, short of the required thirty eight. President O'Brien opened the session as Major Briggs raised the quorum issue, amid dissatisfaction from absent members and a crowd in the ante-room. There are thirty four items on the calendar, and officials plan to push business before sine die adjournment later this month.
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O’brien
Major Briggs
G. Walden Smith
Novena in Honor of Immaculate Conception At Redeemer
A 4K novena in honor of the Immaculate Conception is in progress this week at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer. Each evening includes sermons on Catholic dogmas, rosary recitation, and congregational singing, with the church reported full and the exercises deemed very interesting.
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Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Boston City Election Ballot Nominees 1895
City of Boston announces the list of candidates for the December 10 1895 municipal election. Names include Linus E Pearson Lewis G Farmer Josiah Quincy Edwin A Curtis and others across wards for aldermen council and licenses. The document lists party affiliations Democratic Republican and Municipal Reform and notes the election offices at Old Court House Court Square Boston.
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Board of Election Commissioners
Old Court House
Court Square
Boston
Moalads
Linus E. Pearson
Jadas J. Oost Llc
Boers
Ue Ud
Lewis G. Farmer
J Commissioners
Edwin A. Curtis
Highland Street
Frank Parsons
Chaudier Street
Josiah Quincy
Charles Street
George H. Inis
West
Lambert Street
David I Barry
Paylor Street
Charles H. Bryant
Romsey’ S Street
Sosteebene Sreneeem
Howard A. Gibb
School
Eestadge
John J. Wee
Decatur
Patria O
Patria O'Neil, 198 ‘Medford street, Neeot +oseenes Municipal Reform William’ CG
Wood Prineston Street
Democratic
Common Council
Teet
Tesressehereene
Democratio Gicaite
A. Garland
Mill Street
de H. Gren
Ney
BOS Medford Sae Eerie
Charles W. Sorey
St. James Street
Wad
Mipal Reform Bakery
Phinney
Mailbon Place
H. 4
Core
Webster Street
Renena Joseph
Covennsesersareiee
Joan “H. Modarthy
North
Stotres
Borda Hah
Pleasant Street
Edward Wi Presho
Chestgut
Sonn L. Oly
Maverick Street
Kima Charles O. Shute
Main Street
William F. Donovan
North Russ Street
William J. Donovan
Perlie A. Dyar
Isabella Street
E. Hubbard
Ia Bey Street
Republica En Weare Gee
Henry Love
Faventic
Lowell
Marlboro
Og Murray
Isaac F. Paul
Trenton Street
Martin H. Dalton
Havre Street
Joho Ae Lowden
Trc
Collingwood Oc. Millar
Trenton Ie
Sarat Street
Aries Ee Ropander
Seth Ye Smith
Myrtle Street
H. Turner
Sinclair
Charles ‘T. Witt
Scheel
Willard
Allen
White’ Street
Independent Women Voters
Fanny
Chestnut’ Street
Willian Whitney
Belmont
S.sescccesebesseenseeds
William &. Willoughby
Maverick
Through Train Schedules From Union Station Boston
Local and through train service details from Western and Eastern divisions. Schedules list departures to Portland Augusta Bangor and stations including Rockland Thomaston Eastport Calais St Andrews and Saint John N B with weekday weekend frequencies and special notes.
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Washington St
Cor
Thempany
Western & Eastern Divisions
Union Station
Boston
Portland
Augusta
Bangor
Lew Ston
Batunday
Stephen
N. B
Atin
Jefferson
Lancas
Ox Grand Trunk R. R
SAI Central
Deer Isle
Sedge
West
Loweat Winena
Fitchburg
Washington Street
Causeway Atrest
J. R. Watson
Gen’ Pass
Railroad timetable fragment for New England routes
Southern Division schedules list trains and stations from Manchester to Concord and beyond, detailing departure times, service on Sundays, and connections to Nashua Concord Tilton Plymouth Lebanon White River Junction and Montreal. Entries cover multiple branch lines and express routes with varied daily and Sunday times.
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Manchesett
Concord
N. H
Boston
North
Kaite
AEN Steer
North Weare
New Losto Hooksett
Suncook
Laconta
Plymouth
Dal Weniy
Haverhins
Camplon
South Woodstock
Pemigzwasset Valley
Likhon
Liptleton
Whitffield
Lancas mm
Patrane
Franklin
S“Lebanon
White River Junction
Bristol
Claremont
Hanov R. Bradford
ST. Jorssbory
Newport
Sherbrook
Quebec
Sanddy
J. & Ba O. Bossta Wouth
St. Johnsbury
Montpelier
Burlington
Sunny
Montreal
Wri Bata Aces
Vie Montreal
Air Li
Qureke
U 'Sb
Chicago
Ree West
Army
Aét Express
C. BP. Ry
Transit routes list for several cities and regions
West Southwest and Northwest schedules list times 6.45 A M 9.00 A M 11.30 A M 3.00 P M for Mail and Passenger services. Cities named include Fitchburg Keene Bellows Falls White River Junction Rutland Whitehall Port Edward Glens Falls Plattsburg Adirondacks Burlington St Albans Malone Ogdensburg Over and Montreal Quebec and other points in the area.
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Fitchburg
Keene, Bellows Falls
White River Jct
Rutland
Whitehall
Port Edward
Glens Falls
Plattsburg
Adirondacks
Burlington
St. Albans
Malone
Ogdensburg
Ovtada
Montreal
Quebec
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Massachusetts’ Highway Commission
Mai
B. Y. MC. A. Social
Boston Dental Ass’n
Winter St
Tremont
Immaculate Conception
George H. Allen
Sullivan Street
A. Pat
Elemngton
John Sit
Publicest
A. Mers
Richasldi “O'Neil
Hildreth
Teasserina
Aaron Pinkofaky
Hanover Places
Joan A. Ryan
Charter Street
Tdemocratia
James H. Shannon
Hull Street
Thomas Emery
Thacher Street
Michael
Endicott Ma
Endicott ‘Court
Neil Mclaughlin
Endicott Saat Srastees
James
Thacher
Court
Moses Memhers
Limah Street
John A. Rowan
Hyman Zarling
Merrimac
Ptrovt
Franklin A. Boyd
Chambers
William W.farr
Lynde Street
Simon A Am
Eaton Street
Francis Horgan
Democraticc
Streer
Daniel J. ‘Kitey
Poplar Street
Kent Rt
Neptune
William H. Cook
Blossom Street
Jom J. Dolan
West Cedar Street
Foun HK. Foster
Stephen J. Moran
Stanley Ruffin
Nelson I. Southwick
Alfred H. Colby
Sombertee
Aloysius B.ling
Mont Dev
Orville Ings
Hancock Street
Calvin Mewis
Bowdoin Street
Ae Aan McGuire
Ashburton
Socrate Tilden
Bri
Ragerynes
Ae J. Butler
Hudson Pool
Michael T. Callahan
Ash ‘Street
John J. Falvey
Hudson Street
Democratic Citizen
John G. Flower
Kiveland Street
William H. Hersey
Warrenton
J. McGonagle
Beach Street
Democratic Wet Common Council
Hugh W. Bresnahan
D Street
Lewis A. Cole
West Third Street
James T. Mahoney, Jr
Athens Street
M. Vincent Maloney
B Street
Michael W. Norris
West Fourth Weeeveseses
Patrick J. O'Touole
Walter JT. Rice
C Street
Ward
John E. Baldwin
West First Optreet
Frank J. Cross
Dorchester Street
John H. Donn
East Broadway
Frank K. Fitzgerald
East Seventh Street
William P. Hickey
East First ‘ Street
James Lewis
Eugene G. Whittemore
East Sixth Street
Eec
Cadigan
Dorchester
Thomas F. Donovan
Preble Street
William H
Patrick Bowen
Middlesex Street
John Dugan
Gloucester Place
David H. Irving
Scawmut
G. Irvin
Dwight Street
David McCarthy
Albany Street
Max H. Newman
Washington Breet
George Y.ey
West Canton
Commeon Council
Luree
Francis J. Douglas
Pembroke Street
Joseph J. Howe
Tremont Street
Sidney Moulthrop
James Street
Harry Newman
G. Waildon Smith
Arthur G Wood
Rutland Square
Ber Common Council
Edgar P. Benjamin
Warwick Street
George W. Bennett
Derby Place
Michael EB. Gaddie
Kent Street
Thomas L. Noonan
Sudbury Place
Albert K. Taylor
Downing Street
George O. Kittaker
Oak Grove Toptace
Timothy. K . Moamalie
Ey Thorndike
Edwin S. Fields
Dunmore Street
Citiaen
Jeremiah J. Good
Paper Street
Doolittie
Dudley
McCarthy
Charles M. Fads
Clifton Atreet
Patrick J Riddle
East Cottise Street
Fer Common Council
Leopold Abraham
Blue Hill Ave
Duc
Albert Garceau
Samuel C. Jones
Hawthorn Street
Alfred Newmarch
Gircuit Street
Albert C. Sawyer
Centre Street
Oung
Adolf C. Biewend
Gore Street
Edward H. Costello
Smith Street
George Faul
Charles W. Dennis
Hastings Street
John J. Flynn
Chestnut Avenue
Nicholas Grace
Washington
Kester
George H., Johnson
Forbes ‘Street
John
South
Fairview Ie
Case Council
Thomas ©. Bachelder
Gleason Etreet
Godman
Neponset
Francis x
Tahoned
Janes A Kelley
Auckland Street
Neponset Waller
Wasietch
Alte
Angman
Charles
Barton, Jr
Lanark Road
Serte Ie Chale
Redesdale
Allen “Grark
Western Aveenes
William M. Farrington
Tom Avetnoe
Enaess
Ween F. Merton
Snes
Avedne
Robert Owen
Everett’ Square
Boston& Maine
R. R
Fitchburg Railroad
Causeway Stree
Hoosac Tunnel
North Adams
Williamstown
Troy
Albany
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Elmira
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Rochester
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Toronto
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Points
Dally
Steening
Pacific Express
Lake Champlain
Verrmont
New York
Canada
Day Express
Boston &Albany Railroad
Ocal
WES Boston
Sunda Wagner
Rey
Wagner
Pan. Ia
M. Co
Wagner Buffet
Michigan Central
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O St. Loui
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Rao
Turday Wagner
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