New Hospital Planned by New England Deaconesses
The New England Deaconesses Home and Training School seeks a hospital to train deaconesses in nursing and to refer disease cases from mission work. Existing hospitals reject urgent cases. a fund of 14 to 15 hundred dollars is available. Suburban sites are being considered with support from Japworth League, King's Daughters, and related circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Japworth League Societies
King’s Daughters
W.N. Brodbeck
C. C. Bragdon
J. Galbraith
J. W. Cushing
EB. O. Fiske
Mary E. Lunn
Massachusetts Avenue
Norwood Press Building Dedication Planned With Trains
Norwood head quarters host a decisive meeting of the Business Men's Association to finalize plans for the Norwood Press building dedication on December 20. A special train has been arranged from Boston to return after the festivities and another to Franklin and nearby stations at midnight as part of a grand county reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Norwood Business Men's Association
Norwood Press
Transportation Committee
New York
New England
Boston
Franklin and Way
Grand County
Hawthorne Club Ball At Roughan Hall Draws 125 Couples
The Hawthorne Club of Charlestown held a successful ball last night in Roughan Hall with about 125 couples attending. W. P. Carson led floor arrangements, assisted by R. F. E. Denvir and a list of aides including H Harris H Abbott A Br Crane A Fitzgerald D G Sheehe George A Laws I A Iison J F Battles H V Collins J G Heustis J Hart and C Back. The reception committee consisted of Aoeeen O'Hare George Gourley and Samuel Durochier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Club
Charlestown
Roughan Hall
W. P. Carson
R. F E. Denvir
H Harris
J. Hart
C. Back
Aoeeen O'Hare
George Gourley
Samuel Durochier
Samuel C Hunt longtime editor dies in Framingham
Samuel C Hunt aged 69 founder of the Charlestown Enterprise and former inspector of buildings on the State police from INS to 1803 died at his Framingham Centre home after a year of illness of paralysis. He leaves a wife two daughters and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Samuel C. Hunt
Charlestown Enterprise
INS
Framingham Centre
Knights of Pythias Lodge Forming in Brighton
Formation steps for a Knights of Pythias lodge in Brighton were taken at Red Men's Hall last night. Speeches by Past Grand Chancellors Tarbull Edgerton and Sargent preceded a petition to the supreme lodge for a charter. Charter members may reach forty. Temporary officers: I. P. Newman chairman J. B. Wilcox treasurer W. B. Trench secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Knights of Phythias
Brighton
Red Men's Hall
Tarbull
Edgerton
Sargent
Supreme Lodge
I. P. Newman
J. B. Wilcox
W. B. Trench
Bresnahan Couple Arrested Over Charlestown Fire
Patrick Bresnahan of Charlestown and his wife Catherine were arrested on a warrant charging them with setting fire to their residence at 2 Cross Street Avenue on the evening of September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Bresnahan
Charlestown
Cross Street Avenue
Catherine
Anodyne Claims Wide Healing Powers Across Generations
The advertisement touts an Anodyne that supposedly restores hearing for deaf individuals and relieves dyspepsia and diphtheria symptoms. It asserts rapid relief from colds, coughs, asthma, bronchitis, cramps, headaches, and many other ailments, claiming eighty years of use and rising demand.
Congress hears on railroad competition controls
In Washington on December 6 the House debated amending the interstate commerce law to permit railroads to pool business, with Mr. Cooper proposing a substitute that would place pooling contracts under the Interstate Commerce Commission, empowered to modify or suspend them with final authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cooper
Dem
Fla
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grosvenor
Daniels
United States
Reed
Senate Democrats Resume Caucus on Rules and Agenda
Washington December 6 The senatorial Democratic caucus reconvened to decide rules changes and business order. Chairman Gorman outlined views while attendees discussed blocking action on the tariff and refined sugar duties. Members approved measures on bankruptcy canal, currency, territorial admissions, popular Senate elections, and other measures the steering committee deems important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gorman
Senate
Nicaragua
Arizona
New Mexico
ONeils Massachusetts appropriation noted with pension totals
Mr O Neil of Massachusetts carries an appropriation of 141581570 dollars, 200000 less than estimates and 10200000 below the current year. A report shows pensioners rising from 242755 in 1879 with 25493742 annual value and 35121482 disbursements to 969544 in 1894 with 130120863 annual value and 141177284 disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil
Massachusetts
Treasury
Republicans Warn Contestants to Prove Claims or Lose
The Republican congressional committee warns about contested seats in the next Congress. About thirty districts show defeated Republicans planning contests. Contestants are told not to rely on the party’s anticipated majority but to base claims on solid merit and unimpeachable testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Congressional Committee
Massachusetts Representative Proposes Auto Coupling Bill
In Washington on December 6 Mr Draper of Massachusetts introduced a bill prohibiting common carriers from hauling any car without automatic couplings or any passenger coach lacking them or any locomotive without driving wheel brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Draper
Massachusetts
Treaty with Japan Sent to Senate by President
The new treaty with Japan negotiated by Secretary of State Gresham was sent to the Senate this afternoon by the President. A long letter from the Secretary urging ratification accompanies the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Gresham
Senate
Secretary of State
Gay Dance Draws Hundreds to Roxbury Hibernians Ball
The Roxbury Hibernians Division 22 annual ball filled Orienta Hall with about 300 couples on the floor at 9 pm. Lead by A J O Connor and Miss Nellie Killeen, the list of dancers included Edward F McManus and Katherine Kelly, P J Caulfield and Miss Anna Daly, and many others from Brookline to East Boston. The reception committee, chaired by T P Butler, oversaw the event with T F Doyle, P F Colleran, John Nolan, and Thomas Myos arranging hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Hibernians
Orienta Hall
Arthur J. O’connor
Edward F. McManus
Patrick J. Caulfield
A. J. O’connor
Nellie Killeen
Katherine A. Kelly
P. J. Caulfield
Anna Daly
Michael Dillon
Thomas F. Doyle
Margaret O'Keeffe
James McCarthy
Josephine Fitzsimmons
John McDonough
P. J. Grenham
Sarah McElhinney
W. H. Hennessy
Hennessy
Bernard Manning
Mary Manning
Thomas Kelly
Mary Rogers
William Hughes
P. H
Wilkinson
P. T. Colleran
Katie Caulf
Daniel O'Donovan
John Fitzpatrick
J. J. Lynch
Daniel O'Neill
Michael Mosher
Patrick Wetherbee
Francis Lord
Edward O' Hern
William F. McClellan
Joseph
Quinn
Stephen May
William Hanrahan
Jeremiah Kelly
Cornelius Creamer
Nellie Hanks
Mary Fitzgerald
K. T. Gormly
Joseph A. Conry
Sarah A. Cunningham
Julia Rice
Kathleen J. O'Leary
Julia Flynn
Katie Murphy
Eilen Finnerty
Maggie Leary
Annie Leary
Hattie Wing
Marie Murray
Kathleen Rediington
May McKernan
Maiie McPhail
Nellie McKernan
Mary Casey
Katie Laughlin
Mary O’brien
Kathleen Burke
Mary Kenney
Kitty Mkittiney
Mary Buckley
Bridget Rogers
Ellen Dolan
Bessie Gormly
Rosalind E. Reddington
Josephine Quinn
Millie Freeman
Annie Crompton
Mary Sullivan
Abina Hughes
Edward Evans
Joan Wagner
Joseph McManus
Michael Donovan
John Murray
Richard O’connor
Daniel Ellery
Michael O’brien
Joseph Sheedy
Thomas Cooney
Francis Crawford
T. W. Coakley
T. V P. Norton
Patrick Gilday
Dani O'Sullivan
John Woods
Bernard Maning
Michael Ahern
J. B. Collins
Jeremiah Murray
James 4
East Boston
T. P. Butler
T. F. Doyle
P. F. Colleran
John Nolan
Thomas Myos
Brookline Officer McMurray Rescues Drowning Hartley Chamberlain
In Leverett Pond a 12 year old boy named Hartley Chamberlain sank through thin ice while skating with a crowd. Officer McMurray braved the thawing ice, found the boy beneath, and carried him to shore where Dr Blanchard revived him. The youngster lived on Wall Street in Boston Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officer McMurray
Brookline
Hartley Chamberlain
Leverett Pond
Chamberlain
McMurray
Free Medical Services Until Cured by Dr Dewey
Advertisement promises free medical services for all diseases by Dr. Dewey of Boston with hours daily from 9 to 1, 2 to 6 and 6 to 8 pm and Sunday hours 10 to 4. A testimonial from Rev J S Barrows of Brookfield Mass endorses the doctor as a skilled physician worthy of trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Boylston Jr
Boston
J. S. Barrows
L Brookield
Mass
Democratic rallies ignite Boston campaign in three wards
Three large crowds gathered in Ward 15 19 and 22 as Democrats including Peabody Fitzgerald Hayes McNary Flynn Flood Lee Barry Corcoran Reidy Blumenthal Ryan and McMerrow spoke. Speakers urged unity for Peabody and the Democratic slate amid attacks on education and districting issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsular
Highland
Peabody
John E. Fitzgerald
James B. Hayes
William S. McNary
Edward J. Flynn
Flood
Lee and
Barry
McMorrow
John A. Ryan
Peter H. Corcoran
M. J. Reidy
Louis Blumenthal
Francis Peabody, Jr
Board of Aldermen
Lee
McMerrow
Francis Peabody
James E. Hayes
Charlestown
Hayes
Boston
Joseph O'Neil
Democratic Party
England
London
Mr. Peabody
Massachusetts
State House
Beacon Hill
Cape
Frank Peabody
Common Council
Harold Williams
Judge Corcoran
General Collins
William E. Russell
Curtis
McNary
Mayer
Reidy
P. T. Hanley
Smith Street
Resignation Letter From Dorchester Republican Ward Leader
Henry Earle of Ward 24 Dorchester resigns from the Republican ward committee citing racial and religious prejudice in the local party. He states ongoing discrimination against German descent and Catholic faith has driven his departure. Earle, a well known Dorchester Republican, notes secretive groups influencing the ward's politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward H
Republican Ward Committee
Ward
W. L. Terhune
Dorchester
Henry Earle
Reston
Dee
Earle
Ward Rooms Listed by Street and Ward
A series of ward room locations outlined including Ward 6 on North Bennet Street Ward 7 on Hawkins Street Ward S at Blossom Ward 2 Pine Street Church Ward 14 Gray's Hall and Ward 16 Old Franklin School House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennet Street
Hawkins Street
Blossom Street
Pine Street Church
Gray’s Hall
Old Franklin School House
Ward 24 Independent Democratic Club Reelects Officers
The Independent Democratic Club of Ward 24 re elected Manus J Fish as chairman George Gill as secretary and Thomas T White as treasurer A vote was passed endorsing Edwin A Curtis for Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Democratic Club
Ward
Manus J. Fish
George Gill
Thomas T. White
Edwin A. Curtis
Curtis Reception For Seven Aldermen Candidates
Republican Ward 24 committee hosts a big reception for Mr Curtis and the seven Alderman candidates tonight at 8 30 in the Central Club hall on Centre Street. An orchestra will perform and a lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 24
Curtis
Central Club
Centre Street
Six Years for Arson In East Cambridge Court
James Lynch known as James Smith received six years in the State Prison from Judge Fessenden in Middlesex Superior Court East Cambridge. He was committed from Concord for setting fire to a barn. About 55, with prior House of Correction terms, held awaiting trial since last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lynch
James Smith
Fessenden
Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
Lynch
Concord
House of Correction
Doyle loses arm suit against Boston and Albany railroad
After seven hours of deliberation the jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the James Doyle case. Doyle sought 15000 dollars in damages for the loss of his right arm from injuries on August 19 1893 while a passenger at Riverside station. The train started and threw him under a car truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doyle
Boston & Albany Railroad
Doyle
Riverside
Pocket Disks Proclaimed Superior For Coughs And Colds
Doctors disagree yet users praise Dr. Soule's Pocket Disks for coughs colds sore throat fevers and pneumonia prevention. Pleasant to take and pocket portable priced at 35 cents per bottle sold by leading druggists. Prepared by Dr. J A Soule lung specialist Hyde Park Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Soule
Hyde Park
Mass
Corbett Promoter Testifies On Police Profits At Sparring
William A Brady told the Lexow committee how box office receipts from Madison Square Garden were distributed. He indicated money went to Ben Sherwood and linked Muldoon to a 25 percent share in a Corbett Mitchell bout, while others described police fee payments and licensed ball operations at Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William A. Brady
Jim Corbett
Lexow
Brady
Madison Square Garden
Ben Sherwood
Sanger
Corbett-Mitchell
Corbett
Mitchell
William Muldoon
Muldoon
Murray
Schmittberger
Sherwood
Gustav Dorval
St. James Hotel
Cercle Francais de l’Harmonie
Goff
Excise Board
Mr. Goff
Rene Dupre
French Cooks’ Society
Anne Neustatel
Rivington Street
Brennan
McCormick
Goddey
Clancey
American Wringer Co. Local Manufacturer Offers Repairs
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers and mangle products plus spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs of all wringers and sweepers are available by mail. telephone Tremont 764 for prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Boston Doctor Specializes in Throat and Lung Diseases
Dr. J. L. Wesley of 845 Boylston Street Boston offers treatment for consumption and chronic diseases. Office hours are 10 to 4 and 7 to 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wesley
Boylston St
Boston
Cement and Stone Bids Sought for Fort Caswell Project
United States Engineer Office Wilmington announces sealed proposals due January 7, 1895, for furnishing and delivering cement broken stone rubble stone and sand for concrete at Fort Caswell North Carolina. Information available on request from Maj. W. S. Stanton Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Offich
Wilmington
N. C
Fort Caswell
Stanton
Maj
Partnership Dissolved Alexander and Tishler Boston Firm
A N Alexander and Marcus P Tishler doing business as Alexander and Tishler at 24 Chauncey Street Boston announce the dissolution of their partnership. All bills are to be paid to M Tishler at 24 Chauncy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Alexander
Marcus P. Tishler
Boston
Chauncey Street
Alexander & Tishler
M. Tishler
Chauncy St
Ives Smashes Balk-Line World Record in Split Night
Chicago December reports Ives breaking the balk-line billiards world record with an anchor shot ruled out twice during a tournament with Schaefer. He surpassed his previous 331 mark, finishing the night with a 2400 to 1431 lead, after a late run of 359.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ives
Schaefer
New York
Sea tale of cruelty aboard schooner from China to Boston
The captain and mate of the Thomas Pana, just arrived in Boston from Rangoon, face cruelty charges by sailor James Ross and another crewman. Ross accuses mate James McDonald of striking the cook with a belaying pin and claims he was bound by the arms for nearly an hour. The men say they swam to shore, sought the consul, fled to the wilderness, were captured by Chinese police, and sent back to the ship. Ross's companion was discharged at a sub port. Captain Michael J. Dalley and mate to appear before U S Commissioner Fiske this morning for a testimony likely to detail the alleged abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pana
Boston
China
James Ross
Ross
James McDonald
Rangoon
Michael J. Dalley
United States
Fiske
Real estate trades in Boston and Roxbury estates
William Minot and others trustees of the Boston Real Estate Trust purchased the Boston Firebrick and Clay Retort Manufacturing Company estate on Federal street 388 to 412 assessed at 136 500. Mark Lewis and others bought estates on Eustis street Harrison avenue and Renfrew street Roxbury from P B Goodsell. Albert S Newman Co Carter building reports Maplewood sales: Willard street house and lot to E M Olderi eve, Broadway house and lot to Henry S Card, Church and Waite streets lot to Swedish Lutheran Church Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Minot
Boston Real Estate Trust
Boston
Federal Street
Mark Lewis
Eustis Street
Harrison Avenue
Renfrew Street
Roxbury
P. B. Goodsell
Albert S. Newman & Co
Carter
Maplewood
Willard Street
Annie L. Fox
E. M. Olderieve
Broadway
George Abbott
Henry S. Card
Land Corner Church
Waite Streets
George L. Gould
Swedish Lutheran Church Society
Portfolio Coupon Crowded Out In Publication Office
The Post notes the portfolio coupon is crowded out today. Portfolio buyers can secure back dated papers containing the coupon at the publication office. The coupon will appear tomorrow.
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Rev
Edward Everett Hale
Millard
Tremontst
Knights OF Pythias
Johnson
King’ Johnson
M. Hanes
Parkman
Maine
Deetor
Sald Eve Xo
Johnso Mans
Congress
Caucus
Mr. Daniels
Mr. Reed
New York Central Railroad Company
Messrs
Bryan and
Sickles
House
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Roxbury A. 0. H
Fitzgerald
Republican Party
Dr. Soule
New York Police
Bluecoats
Baron de Grim
Dorval
Joseph Meyer
Third District Court
Parilla
Hood
Hotels
Hotel Crenoble
67Th Street
7Th Avenue
WM. Noble
West 63d St
Central Park
Grand Western Boulevard
Columbus Avenue
6Th
9Th Ave
Louis J. Elkan
Pauline Elkan
Louis J. Filkan
Godfrey Morse
Suffolk
Fuller and Whitney
Beacon Street
West Chester Park
S. C. Ellis
Seth R. Baker
Waldo Adams
Copartnership Notices
Real Estate Covics
New Boulevard
Newton Upper Falls
Edgar W. Foster
State St
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