Campaigns for Boston School Committee Debates Religion and Reform
A Boston municipal election centers on the school committee contest amid fierce debate over Catholic representation. The Committee of One Hundred, secrecy, and Catholic and nonsectarian ballots shape nominations, with biographies of candidates including Hastings, Savage, Gaston, Mowry, Green, Pingree, Winship, Schindler, Williamson, Canning, Dunn, Collison, Allen, Packard, Llaumphreys, Emory, Capen, Spaulding, Barrows, Lasker, Hall, Proctor, and others outlining professions, faiths, and public service.
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Boston
America
Committee of One Hundred
James M. Gray
Reformed Episcopal Church
J. W. Hamilton
D.D
Saratoga Street Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Dean
Brices. Evans
J. M. Gray
Tremont Temple
the Loyal Women of American Liberty
Mary L. Shepherd
Independent Women Voters
Citizens
A-C
Caroline E. Hastings
C. Willard
Allen
Liberty D. Packard
Phal March
Hoboken
N. J
United States
Rabbi Khindler
Iis
William C. Williamson
Pemberton Square
Swinton
Henry Canning
Green Street
South Boston
William A. Dunn
Chambers Street
Dunn
Harvard Medical School
Carney Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bowditch
Chambers
Beacon
Common Council
House of Representatives
Collison
Willard
Wesleyan University
East Boston
Boston School Board
R. C. Llaumphreys
Ward 20
Thomas J. Emory
Boston English
Samuel B. Capen
Ward 23
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Washington Street
Quincey School
English High School
Howard National Bank
E. J. Spaulding
Princeton Street
East
Isabella C. Barrows
Samuel J. Barrows
Dorchester
Christian Register
Raphael Lasker
Ohabei Sholon
Union Park
Berwick Park
Rbardman Blall
Fry
The Women's Independent School Ticket Proposed
The Independent Women Voters group announced a ticket for the school committee. Three year seats go to William C. Williamson Henry Canning Dr William A Dunn Lalilah B Pingree John P C Winship Rabbi Solomon Schindler Samuel B Capen Thomas W Proctor. Two year seats go to Mrs Isabella C Barrows William A Mowry and Fh.D. One year seat goes to Dr Caroline E Hastings. The ticket, likely headed Women’s School Ticket, cites Protestant and Catholic members.
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William C. Williamson
Henry Canning
William A. Dunn
Lalilah B. Pingree
John P. C. Winship
Solomon Schindler
Samuel B. Capen
Thomas W. Proctor
Isabella C. Barrows
William A. Mowry
Caroline E. Hastings
Messrs
The Local Canvass Letter to the Post Editor
A reader argues the collector's department will stay within its annual appropriation despite a Post report. Citing the auditor’s Dec 1 1888 exhibit, the author notes $41 498 spent over eight months, producing a lower monthly average when divided. September to November run high, but the remaining four months lower, keeping the department within limit.
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Arlington Street Church Sunday Services and Activities
We report a dense church notices page from Arlington Street and nearby venues. It lists sermons at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with topics about Christianity the Trinity and the Great Supper. Other churches include Tabernacle Bowdoin Square Union Church and Mission churches with programs Bible classes and public meetings across Boston.
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Arlington Street
I. Herford
Globe Theatre
Barris
Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
M. It. Deming
James M. Gray
W. N. Brodbeck
M.R. Deming
New Muale
Boylaton
Berkeley Streets
George M. Stowell
Association Hall
Joseph Stewart
George W. Proctor
C. H. Mackay
Philip 8
Moxom
D.D
B. Y. M. Chrisman Union
Union Wall
Boylston Street
Robert Collyer
New York
Divine Story Tellier
Isyron A. Robinson
George Mendels Taylor
Christadelphian Bible
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Euphrates
Church OF the Disciples
J. C. Jaynes
West Newton
Streivvat Temple
Newbury and
Exeter Streets
Temple Fraternity School
Lyiman C. Howe
L’ublic
Gerald Mansey
England
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley Street
Mission Church OF
ST. John the Evangelist
Father Osborne
Boston
Hall
H.W. Lincoln
Lyman School
Mast Boston
Old Unitarian Church
Dudley and
Greenville Streets
Roxbury
Cicren
Copley Square
Edward A. Horton
LotTu Congregational Church
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Charles F. Russell
St. Joan’s Curren
Boston Highlands
Tremont Street
Bernard Carpenter
Steinert Hall
James McLeod
Indianapolis
Columbus,Avenue Presbyterian Church
Democratic caucuses nominate ward by ward across city
The Democratic caucuses last night produced a small number of ballots and varied ward results. Ward 11 backed Francis Peabody Jr amid Republican rejection, Ward 12 chose Edward Jenkins, while Ward 25 deferred a third candidate to a committee conference. The list of candidates by ward names several figures including Higgins Reagan Cronan Jr and O'Brien Roach and details of recent church farewell for Dr Merriman and the Noyes couple moving to Cincinnati and San Francisco.
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Wara8
Patrick Higgins
F. J. Reagan
Cornelius Cronan, Jr
Ward
Francis Peabody, Jr
William J. Doherty
Francis H. Dillon
Thomas F. Keenan
Daniel F. Breen
Nathaniel G. Robinson
Desmond
John J.teevans
Michael W. Norris
Martin T. Folan
Nicholas M. Williams
Daniel Shannon
Common Council
T. S. Lyons
W. P. McCauley
J. H. Sullivan
John P. Kelly
John J. Hoar
Charlies H. Dolan
ARD
W. Reilly
F. P. D'Arcy
Charles G. Lynch
Merrick
le A . Estabrook
Arfe
Warp
John E. Comer
C. F. Mitchell
Farewell to Rev William H Noyes and wife to Japan
Last night at Berkeley Temple a farewell reception honored Rev. William H Noyes and his wife before their departure as missionaries to Japan. The event featured speeches by church leaders, directions from the foreign mission committee, and assurances of support and guidance as they begin work in Tokyo.
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Berkeley Temple
William H. Noyes
Japan
Congregationalism
Noyes
Boston
C. A. Dickinson
J. A.forrey
Torrey
Mr. Noyes
Ecclesiastical Council
Foreign Missionary Committee
Church
Tokio
Shen
Berkeley Street
W. E. Merriam
D.D
B.S. Snow
Brainerd
Courts in session list for Dec 7 with multiple cases
The Essex County Supreme Judicial Court and Superior Court sessions on December 7 feature numerous cases across contracts torts and estate matters. Notable items include Thomas Gannon v Allan et al on ship conditions and the Prussian steamer cases, and a $67,490 contract action of Knitted Mattress Company v Griggs et al. The docket also covers will contest petitions and a Boston civil list with numerous interim orders and resumed proceedings.
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Superior Court
Bricuam
C.J. No
Thomas Gannon
John
Allan
Prussian
J. A. McGeough
Dabney
H. G. Allen
Tes Ardlar
Itl Otruver
Bosson
Haw
Stephani
Rozers
Talbot
Dingley
Waterhouse
Downey
Mass. Son
Besarick
Towle
Rex
Fisher
Dunbar, J. No
Charles A. Griggs
New England
Sherman Hoar
T. J. Grover
Theresa Connors
C. F. Grilley
Washington Street
Boston
H. E. Swasey
Jesse I. Wheeler
R. M. Morse, Jr
Supreme Judicial Court
Essex County
Freelpd
Calvin P. Osborne
R. Ys
Francis A. Gile
An’t
Mary Barr
Danvers
James T. Ford
Julia Cheney
Ford
H. P. Moulton
Perry & White
Congregational Society of
That Conspiracy Case. Bowles Identifies Dynamite Cartridges
In Burlington, Illinois, Bowles identified dynamite cartridges fuse and fulminating caps bought with Bauereisen's money and under his instructions. Cross-examination by Dan Donohue of Chicago continued until adjournment. Bowles stood firm on the main facts, admitting only minor forgetfulness and denying any promised railroad company immunity for testimony.
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Grexxeva
Burlington
Bowles
Bauereisen
Dan Donohue
Chicago
Seizure of Westmeath Steamer and Sugar Cargo
San Francisco officials seized the steamer Westmeath and its cargo of sugar from Java, valued at $400,000 with $150,000 duty paid. The seizure claims underestimation of sugar quality and roughly $100,000 in unpaid duties, plus seizure of a warehouse tied to American Sugar Refinery. The report ends with unrelated adverts and travel notes.
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San Francisco
J. S. Hager
Westmeath
Java
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Hkival
John C. Crowley
Minot J. Savage
Church of the Unity
Unitarian
Noridgewock
Bowdoin College
Norridgewock High School
Bangor Theological Seminary
Yoridgewock
California
San Mateo
Grass Valley
Framingham
Mass
Hannibal
Third Unitarian Church
Ill
Bezan
Myr. Savage
William A. Gaston
William Gaston
Boston Public Schools
Harvard University
Law School
Gaston, Whitney
Goffs
Providence
Charles M. Green
Marlboro Street
Quincy Shaw
Miss Pingree
North Bennet Street
Brighton
Old Brighton
Columbus Avenue
Germany
Bismarck
Prustzooys
Berlin
Boston Common Council
Golts
Edward Oe. Jenkins
Son
Hie
Lougee
Tuxbury
Hobart
Shepherd
Harkins
Graham
North
Standard
Wisile
Linehan
Davis
Barnard
Llodgett, J
Lewis
Vogel
Graves
Page
Cressey
Sears
P Isifer
Gray
Globe Newspaper Co
Same
Nichols
Spiegel
Brown
Clark
Ferrin
Murray
Morgan
Hinckley Locom, Co
Harvey
Anderson
Fiynn
Chamberlain
Smith
Curry
Rodman
Nawn
MecIntire
Roberts
Heycroft
U.S. Fireworks Co
Laneio
Rich
Isabella
Spence
Paul
Oberlander
Karstairs
Lynch
Sargent
McLonough
Gill
Lathrop, J
Empire Rubber Co
Worthley
Empire Javier
AMV Wes
Turner
Hooks
Emerson
Oraor
Conover
Merrill
Converse
Higgins
Holmes
Hanlen
Waiton
Stobbs
Strame
Vou
Ryder
McKeon
Bonda
Endicott
Baker
Reynolds
Lally
Mehan
Sane
Curran
Howard Nat
Bank
Storr
Hathaway
Fearn
Proctor
Fitchburg
Howey
Demmon
Littlefield
Gorman
Hannon
Burke
May
Fiedler
Superior Cours
ASON
Whitten
City of
City of Lynn
Cutten
National Waterproof Shoe Company
Leonard
Lovett
Gilbert
Humphrey
Bailey
Dickens
Scott
Shakspere
Reese RR
Graves & Sans A
Draggista
Erfume
Bromfield ST
Seabury & Johnson
N. Y
Washington
Sumter
Federal
Mik Streets
W. Putnam Page
Oliver Street
Seitz Bros. & Mark
Bedford Street
Tur Lane
Eveninas
Fall River
Pyle
James Pyle
Warren
Inverness
E. G. Thompson
Washington ST
Old South Church
Our Lord Chansley
London
Mason & Hamlin
Mason & Henri Organ and Piano Co
E. 14Th St
Union Sq
N.Y
Wabash Ave
State Street
KILBY
Silas Peirce
Eugene E. Patridge
Charles K. Macallar
NEW England Jutnal Life Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Massachusetts
Bes
F. Stevens
Jos. M. Glabens
F. Thull
WM. B. Turner
Gillette
Madison Square Theatre
Joseph Jefferson
John Drew
John Gilbert
E. J. Buckley
Rip van Winkle
Paul Kallyvall
Transcript Office
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Shenandoah
Sheridan
Cedar Creek
Horticultural Hall
Peember
Salem
Howard Atheneum
Hollis Street Theatre
M. C. Uneson
Union Hall
W. B. Clarke
William H. Baldwin
Gettysburg
Mechanics’ Hall
Pasching IN
Venice
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Call Marwig
The
Union
Exhibition Hall
Boston Herald
Hollis Street
Isaac K. Rich
Julia Marlowe
Charles Barron
Ingomar
J. C. Duff
Comic Opera Company
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Helen Barry
James H. Wallick
Tandit Ming
Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
Carl Baermann
Wagner
Brahms
Harold Symphony
Berlioz
Bosto Eugene Tompkins
Y Theatre
Fanny Davenport
Melbourne McDowell
M. Victorien Sardou
Two Continents
LA Tosca
Ludwig
Paris
Eens
Mee W. Baker & CO
Aaron B. Gay & CO