Municipal Election Today With Many Close Alderman Contests
The mayoralty race is tight with Democrats and Republicans claiming strength in different wards. Key aldermanic battles in the third, sixth, seventh and ninth districts heat up, while Hart's mayoral victory still looks likely to influence council control. Lowell Lynn Salem Worcester Newburyport cities vote today with several races tight and party lines blurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin
O'Neil
McLaughlin
Keenan and
Fraser
Murphy
Edward J. Leary
Kelley
Carruth
Eddy
Dorchester
Hart
Common Council
Lowell
Lynn
Salem
Worcester
Newburyport
Charles D. Palmer
Jeremiah Crowley
Asa T. Newhall
Workingmen’s
Citizens
Charles E. Kimball
Charles EB
Harwood
Sale
Yiayoralty
Robert 8. Rantoul
Club votes to become permanent organization at polls
Members gathered at the polls to support Mr Aart as they voted to establish the club as a permanent organization. The event was enlivened by a band and fife and drum corps adding ceremonial bustle.
Democrats Rally For Galvin Fanning In Boston District First
Democrats held two large rallies in Boston island wards for Alderman candidate Owen A. Galvin and Robert C. Fanning. Speakers urged party loyalty and denounced Hart. crowds cheered mainly when Fanning spoke. Ward 1 at Stark Hall with presider William McClellan. Ward 2 at Sumner Hall off Meridian Street with presider Captain A. C. Whitey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Island
Owen A. Galvin
Robert C. Fanning
Galvin
Hart
Stark Hall
William McClellan
John H. McDonough
William N. Osgood
R. J. Sullivan
A. C. Whitey
Sumper Hall
Meridian Street
T. C. McEnany
Flynn
R. C. Fanning
Max Fischacher
Democratic Party
Sumner Hall
Janne
Mr. Fanning
Republicans Rally in Conant Hall for Hart and Galvin
A Ward 22 rally at Conant Hall backed Republican mayoral and city council candidates. A torchlight procession preceded the event where John Brown was injured by a stone. Speakers included W P Cherrington attacking Owen A Galvin, F W Kittredge criticizing Hart, and Carl B Jaegar urging votes for Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 22
Conant Hall
John Brown
John Bleiler
Simon K. Cohen
W. P. Cherrington
Owen A. Galvin
Labor
F. W. Kittredge
Warn 21
Hart
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Activity in the Fourth District shows rival Ward 9 alderman efforts
In Ward 9 two faction meetings favored different alderman candidates. William Power Wilson held a Phillips Street Church rally praising his record and sewer policy while Augustine Read hosted supporters at the Kimball House with a free lunch. Read vowed to gauge tomorrow's results as both camps claimed progress and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Power Wilson
Phillips Street
Read
Kimball
Allston Street
Julius C. Chappelle
Alderman Wilson
Curtis Guild, Jr
Wilson
Boston Common
West End
Augustine H. Read
Chappelle
Post
Ilson
Board of Aldermen
Boston
Blossom Street
von L. Meyer
Harris
Hall
Ward 9
A. B. Lattimore
Henry Parkman
Galvin
Wilson’s
Ward 12 Independent Democrats endorse Hart for Mayor
At a meeting of 400 at 768 Washington Street J B Donohoe chaired the Ward 12 Independent Democrats they indorsed Thomas N Hart for Mayor and Ed ward J Leary for Alderman after a lengthy discussion on clean politics A ten member committee was appointed to report on further aldermanic nominations and Hart received strong support for paving and fire department aid.
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Independent Democrats
Washington Street
J. B. Dorohoe
Thomas N. Hart
F. Williams
Charman
Edward J. Leary
James A. Murphy
Leary
Williams
Fawcett
Donohoe
Hart
Maguire Rally Ratifies Ninth District Alderman Nomination
A large crowd gathered at Friendship Hall on Cabot Street as Thomas J. Murray presided and speeches were delivered by J. Curley Silverstein Norton Meehan OConnor Gallacher Noonan and P J Maguire, confirming his nomination. Another rally at Gurney Hall featured O Connor Meehan and William Devine with Stephen Sullivan presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. O’connor
Thomas J. Meehan
William Devine
Stephen Sullivan
Democrats rally for Galvin and Fraser in third district
Democrats for mayoral candidate Owen A. Galvin and Alderman candidate John W. Fraser held a rally at Mozart Hall on Hanover Street. Representative John F. Gillespie presided. speakers included John McGeough Harvey N. Collison William McNary and Councilman Fraser.
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Galvin
Fraser
Owen A. Galvin
John W. Fraser
Mozart Hall
Hanover Street
John F. Gillespie
John ¥. McGeough
Harvey N. Collison
William 5. McNary
Bodies Sought in Ames Building Fire Restoration
Rescue workers under Captain Grady intensify searches for the remaining three fireman bodies in the Bedford street cellar of the Ames building. Buckley’s remains identified. other vitals found but not Buckley. Buckley funeral set for Wednesday at 11 o'clock from Sacred Heart Church East Boston. Wall removal continues on the Clatha Larrabee building. Relief funds report donations from Edward I Brown and Jd. Wi? at $100 each plus Macallar Parker & Co. $100 and C Calahan Hose Supply Co. $50. Boston Theatre benefit raised $304325. Williams Butler nickel contributions total $16007.
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Grady
Ladder 3
Bedford Street
Ames
Lewis Jones & Son
Daniel J. Buckley
Buckley
Sacred Heart Church
Boston
Clatha-Larrabee
L Edward I. Brown
Jd. Wi
Macallar, Parker & Co
B. F. Keith
C. Calahan Hose Supply Company
Boston Theatre
Williams. Butler Nickel
Harvey Kennedy Wall Street Pioneer Dies of Peritonitis
Harvey Kennedy one of Wall Street's oldest operators died at the Union League Club from sudden peritonitis. He was a special partner at Thomas & O'Dell, a Stock Exchange member since 1869, director at Bank of North America, and heavily invested in the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western railroad. He left no children and will be buried in Amsterdam, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Kennedy
Wall Street
New York
Union League Club
Kennedy
Thomas & O’dell
The
Stock Exchange
Bank of North America
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Amsterdam
N. Y
Notable Deaths Include Patrick Dwyer and William Allen
The item notes the death of Hon Patrick D Dwyer in Lee aged about 68-? He served as chief inspector for Boston Water Board and represented the third Suffolk district in the Massachusetts House in 1884-86 and the Senate in 1887-88. Also dead is William K Allen historian at Wisconsin University born Northboro Sept 5 1830 and Harvard graduate 1851. A Adelaide despatch also says Henry Searle world champion single sculler is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick D. Dwyer
Lee
Ireland
Boston Water Board
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Suffolk
Senate
Dwyer
Save Your Eyes Hollings Lamp Extends Safety Lighting
The Hollings patent safety extension lamp is praised as ideal for lighting parlors and sitting rooms, delivering brighter, safer illumination for domestic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollings Patent
Address by President Eliot of Warward Upon Facts of American Life
A present social fact. President Eliot of Warward delivers an address examining current American life, its challenges, and foundational truths shaping national character and public conduct. He discusses civic responsibility, education, and the evolving social compact in a concise, reflective speech.
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President Eliot of Warward
Social Fact and New England Town Life Examined
Harvard professor Charles W. Eliot lectures on the rural American community as a model against socialism. He describes Mt Desert residents as independent landowners paying modest taxes, with pure democracy, multiple churches, and thrifty family life. He praises local self-sufficiency, notes care for the poor, and contrasts with urban Nationalist ideas. The piece also notes civic events and local notices in the Mystic Valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard College
Universalist Club
Pierce Hall
Copley Square
Eliot
Mt. Desert
Massachusetts
Irue
BE. F. Endicott
Rentienen
H. Sawyer
D.D
M. J. Harris
Leonard
IT. J
Tufts College
Worcester
Richard Eddy
Melrose
G. H. Emerson
Boston
J. J. Lewis
South Boston
Hotels Host Busy Wesleyan Club Meeting and Notables
The Boston Wesleyan University Club dinner at the Revere House drew about fifty attendees led by Rev Frederick Woods. Guests included President Warren of Boston University and professors. many hotel arrivals and notable figures from multiple states and cities were listed among guests at venues like Vendome and Parker's.
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Wesleyan University Club
Boston Wesleyan University Club
Revere House
Frederick Woods
D.D
Chelsea
W. F. Warren
Boston University
H. O. Marey
H. G. Mitchell
Bradford P. Raymond
H. W. Conn
C. A. Littlefield
E. A. Wilkie
W. F. Whitcher
C. H. Stackpole
D. Dorchester, Jr
John E. Sanborn
Boston Bank Presidents’ Association
Parker's
Boston
Conn
Providence
R. J
James Begg
Glasgow
Scot
Professor Eb, A. Park
Andover
Arthur Sewell
The
Maine Central Railroad
Rangeley Lake Camping Trip Discussed by Appalachian Club
At the Appalachian Mountain Club meeting in the Institute of Technology last evening Judge Pitman presided. Papers read covered camp notes from Kennebago Aziscohos and Mt Bold with readings by Miss Clarke Miss Frances and Mr. Lawrence among others. New members elected included William P. Atwood and George H. Fall, with committees named for reception auditors and nominating duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Mountain Club
Institute of Technology
Rangeley Lake
Bald Pate
Lawrence
Andover
John Ritchie, Jr
William. P. Atwood
H. A. Corson
George H. Fall
William H. Kennard
M. E. Loud
Harvey N. Shepard
T. W. Higginson
Walter R. Davis
William
Mr Riddle Star Course Delight At Tremont Temple
Mr George Riddle led the Star Course at Tremont Temple last night delivering a satire A Vulgar Fraction of the 400 by John T Wheelwright to great applause The program also featured musical numbers by Miss Alice May Esty Miss Sara H Peakes and Mr Albert E Pennell Mr 2 L Jordan was listed to sing but unable to perform due to a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Riddle
George Riddle
Tremont Temple
John T. Wheelwright
Albert E. Pennell
2. L. Jordan
Electric Car Strikes Coupé on Shawmut Avenue
Last evening at 8 o'clock an electric car on Shawmut avenue struck a coupé driven by Edward Fleming at the corner of Brookline street. The driver was knocked off and the vehicle turned around and thrown over, striking Emma King of 582 East Broadway and knocking her down. No serious damage was done.
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Shawmut Avenue
Edward Fleming
Brookline Street
Emma King
East Broadway
West End
Boylston
Dartmouth
John C. Kennedy
Kennedy
Huntington Avenue
Bedford Street
Michael Barr
Endicott Street
President Whitney
West End Railway Company
Central Club Ladies Night In Somerville
The Central Club of Somerville hosted a ladies night featuring a concert and dancing last evening, creating a lively social event for attendees.
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Central Club
Somerville
Flags Offered to Cambridge Schools by Local Citizens
Superintendent Cogegswell received a letter from James Mellen tendering a flag for Allston School and an offer from Edward H. Norton to donate a flag for the Sargent School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Cogegswell
James Mellen
Allston
Edward H. Norton
Sargent School
Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Restores Strength and Vigor
An advertisement proclaims Horsford’s Acid Phosphate as a restorative tonic for fatigue and exhaustion, promising renewed energy and vitality for those feeling weak or worn out. The claim centers on improved stamina and overall vigor through a patent remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
New Rooms For The Theological Library In Boston
The General Theological Library sells its Mt. Vernon street building to the State of Massachusetts for the State House annex project. It buys the Pearson estate on Mt. Vernon street to house the library on the second floor with improved light and an elevator. A new Bowdoin street office building and rental ground floor stores are planned, with work overseen by President William Claflin and a building committee including Payson Grover Sawyer Dewson Means Laforme secretary Rev. Luther Farnham and architect Carl Felmer.
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Theological Library
General Theological Library
Mt. Vernon Street
State of
Massachusetts
State House
The
Library Corporation
Pearson
Commonwealth Building
Bowdoin Street
Society
William Claflin
Samuel R. Payson
Messrs
William O. Grover
Samuel E. Sawyer
Francis A. Dewson
William G. Means
Joseph A Laforme
Luther Farnham
Carl Felmer
Handel and Haydn Society Christmas Messiah at Music Hall
Handel and Haydn Society presents the Messiah on Sunday evening December 22 at Music Hall. Expect an excellent performance with a strong chorus and top orchestra. Soloists engaged are Elene B Kehew soprano Lilian Carll Sih contralto William Dennison tenor and Marks Babcock bass. Tickets go to last year’s subscribers this Friday and Saturday, public sale begins Monday.
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Handel and Haydn Society
Music Hall
Elene B. Kehew
Lilian Carll Sih
William Dennison
Marks Babcock
Clerical Conferences Prompt Clergy on No License
Mon morning meetings of clergy in Wesleyan Hall and city churches covered license policy. Methodist ministers formed a committee to draft a statement in favor of no license while Baptists heard an essay on Christian Socialism by Rev. Francis Bellamy. Other denominations discussed candidating methods and church work, with Congregationalists reporting on the National Evangelical Alliance meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Hall
Baptists
Francis Bellamy
Universalist
Unitarrians
Congregationalists
National Evangelical Alliance
Plumb
Waldron
Painter Dies After Fall in East Somerville Incident
James Watt of 5 Waverley Street East Somerville died last evening at City Hospital from injuries suffered while painting at 440 Tremont Street a day or two earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watt
Waverley Street
East Somerville
Tremont Street
City Hospital
Hats Offered At Cut-Rate Prices By Oak Hall
G. W. Simmons & Co. sells every style from Alpine and silk hats to Havelock and Windsors at below market price. Oak Hall advertises attire for both boys and men, with a wide selection at reduced costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Oak Hall
Supreme Judicial Court docket and trial notes from the Middlesex and Norfolk dockets
The record lists equity assignments and a stream of superior court actions for December sessions, detailing cases such as Chase vs Hubbard, Kell vs Gary, Richardson vs Moore, and multiple trials including Timothy Coyle versus Fitchburg Railroad for $10,000 in damages. Descriptions note juries, verdicts, and ongoing schedules across First Session and Second Session under Judges Holmes, Hammond, and Mason, with numerous case numbers and participants.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Holmes
J. Equity
Chase
Hubbard
Middlesex
Merarland
Walker
Worcester
Winchester
Superior Court
Timothy Coyle
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Boston
Cambridge
Roa
Wadleigh
George A. Torrey
Arthur Sheehan
Alfred A. Brown
C. W. Bartlett
F. W. Nutredge
Wills Admitted to Probate and Administrations Granted
The wills of John Ellis Blake Joseph Schofield John Miller Welsh Harriet Gray John Bachelder Ellen M O'Brien James H Blake John Mais Sophia R Carr Bridget T Hajloran Elizabeth Carter Mary Ann Kelly John J Cuddihy Ebenezer Milliken and John Kannegan were admitted to probate Administrations were taken out on the estates of Mary Hardy Catherine Skall Susan H Boynton Jeremiah O Callaghan Catherine Fallon Michael Leen James D McEnaney Agnes G Flanagan Henry W W Royce Annie McCarty de bonis non Patrick Hevey James Gibson Mary Mitchell Charles W Willis de bonis non will annexed David Griffin Adeline M L Hook Michael Geraghty James Taylor William KK Barker Rachel Fuller and Susan H Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis Blake
Joseph Schofield
John Miller Welsh
Harriet Gray
John Bachelder
Ellen M. O’brien
James H. Blake
John Mais
Sophia R. Carr
Bridget T. Hajloran
Elizabeth Carter
Mary Ann Kelly
John J. Cuddihy
Ebenezer ©. Milliken
John Kannegan
Mary Hardy
Catherine Skall
Susan H. Boynton
Jeremiah O’callaghan
Catherine Fallon
Michael Leen
James D. McEnaney
Agnes G. Flanagan
Henry W.W. Royce
Annie McCarty
de Bonis Non
Patrick Hevey
James Gibson
Mary Mitchell
Charles W. Willis
Will Annexed
David Griffin
Adeline M. L. Hook
Michael Geraghty
James Taylor
William Kk. Barker
Rachel Fuller
Susan H. Newell
Divorce actions in Plymouth Superior Court report
In Plymouth county court Brockton on December 9 Judge Pitman noted libel for divorce for John F. Osborne of Norwell against Louise Osborne of Boston for cruel and abusive treatment and extreme cruelty with decision reserved. Edward P. Keith of Brockton sought divorce from Mary E. Keith and this petition was uncontested and granted. James Edward Brown sued Alexander Christie and others for 75 dollars for digging a well. decision reserved. Several cases see sine die adjournment and exceptions in multiple actions. The Supreme Court has overruled Mary H. Smith v Iha Shaw plaintiff’s exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Plymouth County
Brockton
Pitman
John F. Osborne
Norwell
Louise Osborne
Boston
Simmons & Pratt
Hayes & Williams
Edward P. Keith
Mary E. Keith
W.H. Osborne
James Edward Brown
Alexander Christie
Kingman
Simmons, Executor
Welch
Jones
Nantasket Beach Railroad Company
Commonwealth
Lattinville
Lear
Cutler
Mary H. Smith
Iha
Shaw
Supreme Court
Norfolk Dedham Superior Court Convicts Multiple Defendants
In Dedham the Norfolk county Superior Criminal Court, with Judge Blodgett presiding, convicted Edward Lonsdale, alias Edward Francis, of felonious assault on Annie Florence Vomey age 13 and sentenced him to twenty years in state prison. James Gordon pleaded guilty to liquor law violation and was fined. John Connolly convicted of breaking and entering with larceny, sentence deferred. William Shea sentenced to eight years for breaking and entering. Thomas Walker pleaded guilty to forging checks, sentence reserved. Frederick Bayliss acquitted. James Hart on trial for liquor law violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Norfolk County
Dedham
Annie Florence Vomey
Foxboro
James Gordon
Franklin
John Connolly
J. H. Defreeze
Brookline
William Shea
Boston
Walpole
Thomas S. Walker
Washington National Bank
Frederick Bayliss
Walker
James Hart
Medway
Superior Court Criminal List From BisHor Sessions
A record of multiple defendants with crimes and sentences including larceny under Hart at larceny cases. Sentences: Keleher seven years? Wait. McCluskey three years at State Prison. Sullivan six months at House of Industry. Thompson eighteen months for adultery. Ledger Thomas nine months for breaking and entering. Cady eight months for drunkenness. Moore six months for larceny. Ryan six months for larceny. Harris eighteen months for larceny. Farneson two years for forgery. Lynde one year for larceny. Behan undetermined for breaking and on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
BisHor
J. Michael Hart
House of Correction
William Keleher
George McCluskey
State
Elizabeth Sullivan
House of Industry
Minnie Thompson
Ledger G.thomas
Edward Cady
F. Moore
John Ryan
J. Harris
Jarceny
Andrew Fernson
Illiam Lynde
Thomas Behan
Corrections and Prison Sentences Reported
The excerpt lists sentences including eighteen months at the House of Correction for John Sylvester and for another individual, a fifty dollar fine for Edward Alvis under milk law, one year for R Burke for larceny, one year for Mary Aerry idle and disorderly at the Woman's Prison, and three months for Thomas A Smith for appropriating a team at the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tering
House of Correction
John Sylvester
Same
R. Burke
Edward Alvis
Mary A. °Erry
Woman’s Prison
Thomas A. Smith
Superior Court session reports tort case at Nahant Beach hotel
Essex County Salem December term opens with Justice Sherman presiding. First jury led by George L. Ames of Salem. second by William B. Phillips of Lynn. Case Readman v Soule et al claims damages for injuries from a platform defect at a Nahant Beach hotel. Defense general denial. Attorneys listed for both sides. Multiple docket entries follow listing various cases and parties in Gloucester and Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Samuel N
Stevenson
John D. W. Joy
W. Cushing
T. H. Armstrong
James H. Webber
Lynn Boston Railroad Company
H. N. Shelden
R. M. Morse, Jr
T. P. Proctor
Superior Court
Essex County
Salem
Nahant Beach
Laintiff
F. Sisk
Miles & Carr
Dearborn
Valpey
Lowe
City of Et al
Gloucester
Standard Mineral
Hanson Et al. Co
Knights
West
Cavalier
Proctor
Same
Andrews
City of
Hanson Et al
Lynn
I West
Barry
Mack
Bossen
Lstes
Kennedy
Kelly
Abbot
Laker
Ahearne
Municipal Court Docket and Criminal Session Details
First and second Municipal Court sessions list judges Harpy and Forsalta with a long docket of cases, including Morrin versus British American Citizen and many others. Criminal Session on December 9 reports Thomas Gorman sent to House of Industry for four months for vagrancy and Alexander Garland fined $10 plus costs for stealing handkerchiefs. Patrick Brackett received a continuance for carriage fare evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter
J. Thomas Gorman
House of Industry
Alexander Garland
Silas
Drew
Patrick Brackett
Charles Fry Seeks Admission as Attorney in U S Circuit Court
In Boston Massachusetts on December 9 1889 Charles Fry of Manchester in this district applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court under the court rules. John G Stetson Commissioner of the U S Circuit Court serves notice of the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Charles Fry
Manchester
John G. Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
Massachusetts Prison Association Organized in Boston Hall
Nearly 200 people attended in Channing Hall for the formal organization of the Massachusetts Prison Association. Aimed to enlighten the public on prison matters, improve management, aid those accused, support families of prisoners, and protect society from persistent criminals. Officers elected include President Samuel Eliot and directors E L Homans, Ellen Mason, and others. annual dues set at $2 with life memberships available. meetings to be held each December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Hall
Massachusetts Prison Association
Eustace ©. Fitz
F.B. Allen
J. Barrows
Allen
Yrenden
Samuel Eliot
Ll.d
E. L. Homans
Ellen Mason
Clement Waters
Lucy A. Reed
E. D. Barbour
William Endicott, Jr
W. Scott Pity
S.G. Barrows
W. E. Griths
F. B. Allen
C. W. Birtwell
William Huntington
Baptist Superintendents' Association Ladies Night at Tremont Temple
The Baptist Superintendents' Association held a Ladies Night in Tremont Temple chapel. Guests gathered at 4 30, supper followed, and soon after hymns opened the program. Speakers included Rev E J Haynes D D and Rev L C Barnes with readings by Miss Jessie Guthrie Suckel and Miss Suickel. New members E J Coolidge and Alexander W Rich joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Superintendents’ Association
Tremont Temple
E. J. Haynes
Jessie Guthrie Suckel
L. C. Barnes
Newton Centre
Suickel
C. H. Spalding
Boston
Messrs
E. J. Coolidge
Alexander W. Rich
Association
Foul air complaint at Boston University Law School
NorMan M Hessel t ine of 10 Tremont Street writes to the Post complaining about severe ventilation problems at Boston University Law School 10 Ashburton Place. He notes overcrowded rooms and foul air in hallways, cites failing basement fans, and urges installation of ventilators and regulated transoms to improve air quality. The letter is dated December 9 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Law School
Post
Boston University Law School
Ashburton Place
Normamm
F. Hesseltine
Tremont Street
Revere House Café Hosts Evening Music and Meals
Those who enjoy appetizing repasts and delightful music are thronging the Revere House ladies' café daily from five to seven in the evening. The venue offers light meals and live entertainment, attracting locals seeking a pleasant social atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House Ladies’ Café
New Prohibitory Committee to Convene in Tremont Temple
The Prohibition State central committee will hold a meeting at Tremont Temple on December 27. The call for the gathering will be issued early next week. The new committee will comprise sixty six members, including twenty from the old panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition State Central Committee
Tremont Temple
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Roxbury
Mystic Valley
Thornike
Firemen’s Fire Insurance Company
Thomas W. Tucker
Nathaniel W. Pierce
Gorham Rogers
Henry Whitman
Austin W. Benton
Charles H. Plimpton
Edward L. Pickard
Thomas J. Whidden
Samuel B. Dana
John C. Potter
Royal P. Barry
Henry C. Short
Delta Upsilon Club
New England
Young’s Hotel
Webber
Boston Fire Department
Moody
William Lloyd Garrison
Young Men’s Christian Union
America
Waterman
Charles River
Erving Winslow
United States
E. W. Phelps
Newark
N. J
C. 8. Price
Philadelphia
F. D. Walden
Milwaukee
Wis
W.H. Fairbanks
J. W. Rothrock
Washington
C. L. Goodhue
Springfield
Alexander Shandy
Eliza Walker
Scotland
Tremont
Julian Beckett
G. Lenkins
T. Anderson
Newaven
J. M. Davis
St. Paul
Minn
C. B. Goodwin
Dover
N. H
W. R. Davenport
Waterbury
Thorndike
D. Austin
Paterson
W. H. Covell
R. L. Bowker
E. M. Freeborn
Tavern
F. L. Wood
George Howarth
F. R. Nichols
Keene
CH. Blackford
L. R. Potter
R. 1
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Man
J. B. Jones
Woodstock
G. H. Bush
Fall River
John J. Egan
Quincy
N. B. Beal
Phillips, Me
G. W. Moulton
Lancaster
C. H. Forbes
Athol
W. H. H. Smith
Nantucket
Crawford
H. Pillsbury and
Barton
E E. Brown
Portland
Ff. E. Mart
Chicago
H. H. Hamlin
Augusta
Sheehan
Brown
Lock
Perry
Davis
Munter
Winsor
West End St. RR
Gordon
N.Y
Hutchingon v. Liv. & Son
G. Ins. Co
Oliver v. B. & M. RR
Fanning
Perkins
Tuttie
Lil Vluudl
Eldredge
Richards
Matthews
Buiter
Dennis Sullivan
Tmothy Sullivan
Aiwites
Hayden
Teele
Lynn & Boston RR
Porter
Hathorne
Bradley
Burton
Greenwood
People’s Ice Co
Cuddy
Bradley Vy. Same
Knight
Dennison
M. Mfg. Co
Simmons
Thayer
Connelly
Boston Maine RR
Mason, J
Merck
Huff
Venable
McKay
Kolton
Stevens
Goodwin
Smith
Clark
City of Om
Liguorn
Batchelton
Madigan
Han
Brackett
McCann
Scom
Joyce
Cavanagh
Curtis
Curtis v. Moley. 11921—Sheldon v. McKone
Mid’x County Bank
Adamey
Suffolk County
McKim, J
Harpy
Forsalta
Morrin
Noves
Abraham
Hanny
Dolan
Brothers
Ellsworth
Mordaant
Paul
Lege
Hooker
Cruse
Moherty
Abbott
Canano
Benelogna
Sanderson
Merrow
Hertz
Willy
Lightooy
McKenny
Thompson
Washington ST
Old South Churon
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Pass
West End Company
Me Enz
Atenas
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