Democrats, Republicans Hold City Ward Nominating Caucuses
Republican caucuses across the city nominated candidates for common council and elected ward and city committees. Ward 9 featured a rare unified rally for Hart and Power Wilson with strong GOP support claimed from Independents and Mugwumps. The reports list ward by ward nominees and committee appointments for the February election.
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Ward 24
Board of Aldermen
Hart
Wiliam Power Wilson
Wilson
Fiske
Henry Carstensen
Frank R. Morrison
Josep B. Maccabe
Edward Hinghem
Samuel Pope
Charles L. Dev
Hiram J. Nason
John B. Hebron
Olney AL. Kimbell
William H. Oakes
Israel F. Pierce
George N. Fister, Jr
Waup B
James C. Stoddard
George N. Swallow
Edward E. Drew
Common Council
Wify Cou Iter
Waarrd
Frank Morrison
A. B. Lattimore
George W. Boynton
Edward Sullivan
Charles J. Brooks
Francis W. Sprague
Waarpd
William R. Richards
Frank E. Winslow
Janes Means
Warp
Henry Beal
Samuel B. Doggett
W. K. Bunton
Warp Llu
Hendricks
Albert Thayer
R. C. Hawkeye
T. B. Converse
T. J. Rose
H. G. Allen
W. J. Reed
C.c. Powers
William A. Folsom
George R. Fowler
Andrew J
Auierman
Otve Eddy
Eannard BF
Mayor O Brien Renominated by Boston Democrats
In Boston on December 6 and 7 1887 Democratic leaders notify Mayor O Brien of his unanimous renomination for Mayor. O Brien accepts telegraphically praising low taxes in three past years and pledges to continue honest efficient administration and non partisan governance. He notes adherence to laws contracts and civil service enforcement and commends department heads while defending Republican criticisms.
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Boston
Thomas J. Barry
Edward £. Reilly
James Lenavan
Cere Aries
Liuave
Law Department
Republica
Root
Llugh O'Brien
New York
Major Pond
M. Biouet
Max O’reil
Tremont Temple
M. Paul Bloud
O Keil
Max O'Reil
John Bell
Jacques Konh Mme
Bostow
Osien
Ewnor
Vote drive discussed by city Democratic and GOP ward chairs
President Thomas J. Barry of the Democratic city committee met with Republican ward executive committee chairs from Wards 10 11 16 17 18 70 and 21 in four districts to ensure a full election day vote. Rallying committees were named and plans laid to mobilize voters in districts with aldermanic contests.
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Thomas J. Barry
Democratic City Committee
Lecture on The Pyrenees by Jol L. Stoddard
Mr Jol L Stoddard delivered a lecture last evening on The Pyrenees The Switger land of France The topic allowed wide description and showcased his pictures The picturesque mountain range offers scenic beauty and dramatic views
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Jol L. Stoddard
Pyrenees
Switgerland
France
Oly
Stoddard Describes Mountain Journey in France Visit
Jr Stoddard recounts his trip to the mountains and arrival at Pau. The talk highlights the habits and characteristics of locals in that part of France and Stoddart’s vivid ascent descriptions of higher peaks.
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Europe
Jr Stoddard
Pau
France
Mr. Stoddart
Winch and Whitney Give Recital in Chickering Hall
Mr. William J. Winch assisted by Mr. William L. Whitney presented the first of two song recitals in Chickering Hall to a large attentive audience. The review praises Winch's vocal intelligence and force while noting mid and low register flaws, and commends Whitney's agreeable, though not fully ripened, tone and technique. The next concert is scheduled for next Wednesday with diverse program plans.
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William J. Winch
William L. Whitney
Chickering Hall
Robert Franz
Rubinstein
William J. iWinch
Irene
Massenet
Winch
Mr. Winch
Larsen
Raff
Whitney
Messrs. Winch and
Haindel
Didin
Maud White
Ernest Ford
Dvorak
Margaret Bethven Lang
Mr. Whitney
Rossi
MacDowell
Schubert
Beethoven
Georg Henschel
Lyman H. Weeks
Kneisel Quartet Delights Large Apollo Hall Audience
The Kneisel quartet gave an excellent Euterpe concert at Apollo Hall to a crowd larger than usual. The program featured Volkmann in G minor, Haydn in E flat major, and Beethoven in B flat major, with superb unity and refined shading. The ensemble's balance and disciplined tone pleased listeners, and the next Euterpe event is set for Wednesday Jan 4.
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Apollo Hall
Euterpe
Kneisel
Asis
Robert Volkmann
Havydn
Beethoven
Volkmann
Haydn
Massachusetts Indian Association Annual Meeting Report
The Massachusetts Indian Association held its annual meeting in Channing Mall with President Mrs Stephen H Bullard presiding. The report highlights growing branches across Massachusetts and public support for rights and justice, with speakers Professor Painter and Rev. Ward urging rapid allotment under the Dawes Act and stressing honest government and citizen equality for Indians.
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Massachusetts Indian Association
Channing Mall
Stephen H. Bullard
Massachusetts
Painter
Ward
Yankton College
Dakota
United States
Gail
Uncle Remus
Recitals and Concerts Highlight Busy Steinert Hall Program
Miss Gertrude Franklin opens with songs by Spohr Schumann and Schubert at Steinert Hall with debut of Ernst Perabo Circumstances. Fritz Giese to perform Chopin Schubert Bach with some pieces heard first time. Mathilde Lennon concert follows Chickering Hall with German songs Cowes and Buck works, accompanist Leon Keach. Opera season tickets beckon for Adams company at Music Hall featuring The Marriage of Figaro and La Sonnambula. Tourgéniff lecture by Ivan Panin draws large audience. critique lauds his form tone and nature but notes pervasive pessimism in his fiction.
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Gertrude Franklin
Steinert Hall
Spohr
Schumann
Schubert
Bie
Ernst Perabo
Fritz Giese
Chopin
Bach
Sven
Kalliwoda
Mathilde Lennon
Chickering Hall
Uo Mio Fernando
Cowes
Tosti
Parker
Buck
Leon Keach
Arthur Woote
Leopold Lichtenberg
Charles R. Adams
Music Hall
Ivan Panin
Tourgéniff
Shakspere
Tourgéneff
Tacitus
Ae Prelix
Thackeray
Germany
Old Ave
Albany
Washington
Geore
Eliot
George Sand
Tourgénesf
Origin of Yankee Doodle Explored by Local Society
The New England Historic Genealogical Society held its monthly meeting with President Abner C. Goodell Jr. in charge. Dr. George H. Moore discussed the origin of Yankee Doodle, arguing the term derives from Dutch Janken meaning to growl or scold, while the tune followed from a Polish origin and Fisher's Hornpipe printed around 1750.
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America
Boston Harbor
Vitories
Lexington
Saratoga
Yorktown
Dr. Moore
New England Historic-Genealogical Society
Abner C. Goodell, Jr
Goodell
Massachusetts
George H. Moore
Lenox Library
New York
Jhenoun
New England
Johnson
Lawsuit Over Surgical Negligence At Women’s Free Hospital
Annie B. Stogdale sues William Baker for 10000 alleging injuries from a surgical operation at the Women’s Free Hospital in Springfield. The defense claims informed consent and no charge. Proceedings list numerous related court orders and cases in the second and third sessions, with attorneys named for plaintiff and defendant.
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Blovegert
Annie B. Stogdale
Williar Ih. Baker
Women’s Free Hospital
Springfield
Edward Avery
W. H. Towne
R. M. Morse, Jr
DEWEY
Joseph Walbourne
Eunice L. Damas
Revere
John H. Blanchard
A. Alger
Creditors face a flood of new insolvencies across cities
Boston furniture maker Phineas Wardwell proposes a 16 cent on the dollar settlement or 20 cents in six months to creditors. Across the nation, W. & H. Chalmers, Isaac Hays, J. D. Jones Co and many firms announce assignments or insolvencies with liabilities ranging up to $125,000. A creditors’ committee meets after a large group gathered to pursue settlements.
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Phineas Wardwell
Portland Street
Boston
W. & H. Chalmers
New York
Walter E. Phillips
Isaac Hays
J.D. Jones & Co
Syracuse
E. M. Wells
August Bleeker & Son
New York City
William P. Bleeker
Dunlee & Deyoe
South Oil City
Penn
George Bowden
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn., Has Made An Assignment, Daniel P. Horr
Portland
W. &. Patchin
Milford
White, Clarkson & Co
New Haven
D. B. Judd & Co
Yeserday
Pearline Soap Ad Claims Easy Work and Harmless Use
The copy touts Pearline as a modern soap that makes cleaning easy and delivers the best results while being harmless to users. It emphasizes safety and superior cleaning without citing specific products or endorsements.
President Grovere 8 HAE Treasurer Edward Jackson
Secretary H D Chapr. Treasurer Edward Jackson is noted with the position and titles listed. The text appears to be a roster or governance snippet. The fragment names include Grovere, HAE, Edward Jackson, and H D Chapr. with limited context.
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Grovere
Hae
Edward Jackson
H. D. Chapr
City Notes on Meetings and Local Events
City clubs discuss continuous brakes for fresh trains while society members present arts events at the College of Physicians and Surgeons. A church fair in Brockton continues. Brunterry Hall hosts five lectures starting with Apache Land. K of P hold eighteenth anniversary. a Somerville worker dies in a train accident.
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New England Railroad Club
Boston & Albany
Phi Sigma Society
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Essex Street
H. ‘Tf. Reed
Revere
Alice Johnson
Chester Park
L. M. Venable
W. £. Berry
M. E. Lund
Beachmont
May Warren
St. Paul’s Church
Brockton
Brunterry Hall
Roxbury
Clarence Pullen
Webster Lodge No. 14
K. of P
Parker Fraternity Hall
William Brethrow
Fitchburg
Union Square
Somerville
Thomas Galvin
Tremont Street
C. F. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Channing Hall
Local graduates dine and Loyal League dinner held
English high school graduates of 54 to 57 dine at Young's Hotel electing officers led by FE H Jenks as president and Limar A Messinger as secretary treasurer. Loyal League monthly dinner at the Vennome drew 250 members with guests General Lucius Fareiaid and James Murdoch.
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Young’s Hotel
FE. H. Jenks
Charles Hunt
Limar A. Messinger
J. K. Souther
C. O. L, Dillaway
C. I. Litchfield
the Loyal League
Vennome
Lucius Fareiaid
James &. Murdoch
Parker House
Howard Bryant
W. H. Walker
Buffalo
KH. W. Goodsell
Chicago
Adams Honse
R. Milligan
Portland
E. Lippincott
Philadelphia
L. N
L. W. Bliss
U.S.A
Parker's
United States
Commodore Pickering
Fortsmouth
A. P. Stone
Springfield
C. F. Hawkins
Goshen
N. Y
Jonathan Bourne
New Bedford
Malton C. Johnson
New York City
William W. Mason
Limerick
Crawford House
C. C. Dodge
H. D. Faulker
Maron Foster
W. A. Hoffman
Fort Worth
Raymond & Whitcomb California Tours Begin January
The Boston travel firm Raymond & Whitcomb announces four separate California tours for January starting January 2, 12, 6 and 23. Tours include California cities Pasadena Monterey Santa Barbara and San Diego with Pullman palace cars and dining attached for regular meals. Descriptive circulars are available from W. Raymond at 206 Washington Street opposite School Street.
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California
Pasadena
Monterey
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Raymond & Whitcomb
Mexico
Calfornia
Boston
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
Andrew Hetherston & Co Induces Purchases of Imported Wines
Andrew Hetherston and Co direct importers at 44 and 46 Broad corner Mill street offer extra inducements to buyers of import wines and liquors. The house states it is continually filling orders for these wines to all parts of the United States and directs readers to see their advertisement.
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Andrew Hetherston & CO
Broad
Corner Mill Street
United States
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