Unitarian Club Dines On Creeds In Mayors Night
Edward Atkinson opens with a critique of creeds as obstructions to religion at a December Unitarian Club dinner in Boston. Mayor-elect Hart, Porter of Quincy, and ex Mayor Martin attend with clergy guests Peabody Shippen Brooks Herford. Speakers praise religious tolerance and urge living Christlike service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Atkinson
der. Peabody
Mart
Unitarian Club
Hotel Vendome
Thomas N. Hart
Boston
C. Hi. Porter
Quincey
A. P. Martin
F. W. Lincoln
A. P. Peabody
D.C
R. R. Shippen
Washington, D.C
John Graham Brooks
Brooke Herford
Hart
Leverett Saltonstall
George S. Hale
W. H. Baldwin
Martin
Porter
Quincy
Saltonstall
Johnraham Brooks
R. ER. Shippen
D.D
H. H. Edes
T. N. Hart
C. H. Porter
R. M. Morse, Jr
F. H. Brown
M.D
Edward Channing
C. F. Dele
B. A. Gould
Emmerton
M. Green
R. C. Humphreys
A. Davis Weld, Jr
C. W. Swan
Weston Lewis
W. H. Ladd
Frank Wells
Darwin E. Ware
Sherman Hoar
Stephen N. Crosby
Frank M. Ames
Wilkins Warren
Winslow Warren
Grenville H. Norcross
J. F. Buck
W. W. Wellington
D. H. Coolidge
Oakes Ames
Charles
Common Brotherhood of Man
Saltonstal
John Ward
Robert Elsmere
Atkinson
Robert Ingersoll
Jesus Christ
Christ
Nathaniel T. Alien
England
Thomas N.art
Pepppure
Dr. Peabody
Lanpianne
Kilby Street
North Pole
Episcopal Church
Phillips Brooks
America
India
Japan
Nuremberg
Board of Foreign Missions
God
Unitarian Club Honors Honorary Members in 1888 Letters
Secretary Edes reads letters accepting honorary membership from Cons H Bell and Henry Hides in Boston. Excerpts show pride in liberal faith affiliation and acceptance of the honor with courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edes
Exeter
N. H
Unitarian Club
Cons
H. Bell
Henry H. Edes
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
Henry Hides
Boston
Mass
W. Palmer
Honorary membership request to Unitarian Club of Boston
A Boston Unitarian Club note from Dormman B Eaton dated November 28 1888 expresses gratitude and intent to accept honorary membership and signs with respectful regards. The brief letter highlights a cross city acknowledgment and a formal invitation context.
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East Twenty-Ninth Street
New York
Unitarian Club of
Boston
Dorrman B. Eaton
Indian Association meeting reports officers elected
The Massachusetts Indian Association held its annual meeting at the YMCA on Boylston Street. Mrs. S H Bullard presided as officers were elected for the coming year including president Mrs Stephen H Bullard and treasurer Miss G G Eaton. Financial reports showed receipts of 123,920 and expenses of 126,689 leaving 2,231 in the treasury. Addresses were given by Mrs A S Quinton and Kiowa Indian Joshua Given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Indian Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston Street
S. H. Bullard
Phillips Brooks
Omaha
Hensell
Society
Stephen H. Bullard
Beacon Street
Mary E. Dewey
Exeter Street
Henry L. Millis
G. G. Eaton
Alice Farnsworth
W. CC
Claflin
W. Baker
A. Byington
Stockbridge
E. Congdon
Plymouth
G. F. Hoar
D. Homans
H. OO
Cambridge
Julia Ward Howe
A. H. Johnson
Salem
General Lander
M. A. Livermore
H. . Mackintosh
E. Paddock
R. M. Wood
Jamaica Plain
Ks. Spc
Austin Phelps
E. Phinney
Barnstable
B. K._ Pierce
F. Rackemann
Lenox
Mary _B. Smith
Beverly
L. H. Wheeler
A. D. T. Whitney
Vincent Ballard
A. L. Coolidge
M. S. Shattuck
Lewis A. Banks
Frank Wood
B. P. Bowne
A. 8. Quinton
The
National Indian Association
Joshua Given
Boston notes and incidents at a glance
A Boston city notes reel reports B C Morse planning to sail Haytian Republic to Hayti by approval of Whitney to oversee the seized ship. Loyal Women of American Liberty thank police for courteous poll treatment. John Rust, 22, injured in an elevator fall at North street store, skull fracture, sent to Mass General. John P Collins arrested for stealing feathers from Glover Wilcomb. Boston Electric Club hosts Leonidas Hamilton on magnetism. Parlor fair profits near 600 for the Roxbury Consump tives' Home. Mr Edward Shay and bride return from wedding trip to Dorchester street home. Forefathers Day service planned by Y M C U Union with Rev Frederic Knapp addressing Plymouth Pilgrims 1620 and 1888.
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B. C. Morse
Boston
Galena
Hayti
Whitney
American Liberty
John Rust
Bennington Street
Joseph Squire
North Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
John P. Collins
Glover & Wilcomb
Canal Street
Boston Electric Club
Leonidas L. C. Hamilton
Park Street
Roxbury
Edward Shay
New York
Albion Street
Dorchester District
Y. M. C. Union
Union Hall
Frederic N. Knapp
Plymouth
Mass
School Committee Meeting Reaffirms Hastings. Others Defeated
The School Committee meeting last evening re-elected Dr. Caroline E. Hastings, while President Williamson and members Henry Canning Bordman Hall William A. Dunn Rev. Raphael Lasker and Harvey N. Collison were defeated. Defeat linked to textbook controversy and women voters. Budget actions included a 46000 increase for salaries and a new kindergarten in Minot district with December holidays announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline E. Hastings
Williamson
Henry Canning
Bordman Hall
William A. Dunn
Raphael Lasker
Harvey N. Collison
Collison
Dorchester Everett
Rosa M. E. Reggio
Mliot
Bertha I. Cudworth
Harris
Angie C. Damon
Quincy
Charles C. Harris
Stoughton
Mary C. Murray
North Bennet Street
Celia J. Hallstrom
Charles Sumner
Margaret A. Nichols
Hancock
Samuel F
Annie E. McFarland
Gibsons Margaret
A. M. O'Dowd
Mary P. Howland
Minot
Neponset
Large Loss By An Employer In Demnification Insurance
Theresa Connors is awarded 5000 from C F Grilley for the loss of her hand while working for him. The verdict underscored the value of employers insuring against such losses via the Employers Liability Assurance Corporation. Samuel Appleton, 2 Central street, Boston, serves as agent. Employers overall spend about 60 million dollars annually on this protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Connors
C. F. Grilley
Liability Assurance Corporation
Samuel Appleton
Central Street
Boston
Furs for ChristMas at E Kakas and Sons
Furs for Christmas can be found in a great variety at E Kakas and Sons 404 Washington Street Wristers muffs robes mats and other warm hearted articles offered by E Kakas and Sons at reasonable prices.
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Christtmas
E. Kakas & Sons
Washington Street
Trotting Horse Breeders Hold New England Meeting
The New England Association of Trotting Horse Breeders met at the Quincy House with over 100 members attending. General W S Tilton, ill, sent a letter resigning the presidency. officers were elected for the coming year including B D at Boston as president and S W Parlin as secretary. The treasury shows increased debt due to new Mystic Park stables, but the debt was nearly liquidated by subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Association of Trotting Horse Breeders
Quincy House
W. 8. Tilton
C. H. Nelson
Mystic Park
Tilton
Newtonville
S. W. Parlin
New England Association
W.S. Tilton
New Hampshire
Jol B. Clark
Manchester
Warren F. Daniels
Franklin
Vermont
J. C. Parker
Quebec
W. S. Bailey
East Hardwick
Massachusetts
George Davis
Lee
J. R. Farnum
Waltham
Rhode Island
James Hanley
Providence
Henry Ball, Jr
Newport
Connecticut
L. H. Randle
Danbury
G. L Clank
Meriden
Boston
John R. Graham
Boston Widows Society Holds Seventy Second Annual Meeting
The Boston Widows Society met at Mrs William Appletons residence 76 Beacon Street with Mrs Amos A Lawrence presiding Ninety five destitute widows were aided costing 4540 The secretary noted a 10000 conditional bequest from the late Moses Wilde 2d Officers elected for the year include President Mrs Amos A Lawrence Vice president Mrs William Appleton Secretary Miss Helen Loring Treasurer Mrs Charles Whitney and twenty six visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Widows’ Society
William Appleton
Beacon Street
Amos A. Lawrence
Moses Wilde
Helen Loring
Charles Whitney
TALKING OVER THE LICENSE VOTE IN MASSACHUSETTS
The first directors meeting of the Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society since city elections discussed liquor license votes. Secretary reports show 21 cities voting on licenses in 1884 and now, with Northampton, Waltham, Quincy and Woburn differing. Six cities oppose licenses this year: Brockton Cambridge Gloucester Malden Newton and Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Wesleyan
Bromfield Street
Northampton
Waltham
Quincy
Woburn
Malden
Newton
Somerville
Brockton
Cambridge
Gloucester
Boston
Funeral of Elisha Atkins Held at 1:30 PM
The funeral for Elisha Atkins occurred yesterday at 1:30 PM from his 837 Commonwealth Avenue home. Attendants included Governor Ames and many prominent figures. services were led by Rev. Winkley and Rev. Herford, with burial at Mt. Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Atkins
Commonwealth Avenue
Governor Ames
J. W. Candler
Ezra Farnsworth
William H. Baldwin
Charles Francis Adams
C. H. Fay
Tufts College
Fred L. Ames
Oakes A. Ames
Frank M. Ames
John P. Spaulding
Henry R. Reed
Hl. Winkley
Bulfinch Place Chapel
Brooke Herford
Arlington Street Church
Mt. Auburn
Antique Articles Sale At Noyes Cobb Gallery
A notable auction of historic and artistic pieces drew a good crowd yesterday at Noyes Cobb Gallery. Bids favored bargains as many items sold cheaply. the sale continues today at 2:30 p.m. with more lots to be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes, Cobb & Co
Sudden Death Hits Wallick Actor During Week Play
Walter Standish of the Wallick company died yesterday forenoon at Moody House located at 1202 Washington street. Heart disease was the cause of death. The actor was appearing this week at the Grand Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Standish
Wallick Company
Grand Opera House
Moody House
Washington Street
Keeler & Co Furniture Visit Draws Wide Talk
A visit to Keeler and Company’s five floors of elegant furniture at 81 91 Washington Street stirs week of talk as plans for happy surprises unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youstide
Keeler & Co
Washington St
Cott v Bates et al in U S Circuit Court over 60000 bonds stock
The plaintiff Sarah A Preble sues Henry M Bates and others for conversion of bonds stock and money totaling 60000 with a money had and received count. The defence denies liability. Proceedings resumed. attorneys listed for both sides.
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United States Circuit Court
Cott
J. Sarah A. Preble
Henry M. Bates
B. F. Butler
L. C. Southard
Samuel Hoar
Grand jury reports 27 indictments in December term
The grand jury returned twenty seven indictments for the December term. Twenty six involve violation of internal revenue laws for carrying on the liquor business without paying the special tax. Other counts accuse Harry McDonald and Henry Seiler for mail offenses and Henry F Brown of Lowell for stealing letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Grand
Harry McDonald
Thomas P. Bowie
Henry J. Seiler
Henry F. Brown
Lowell
Superior Court December Sessions Close Four Jury Trials
The December sessions concluded with four trials finished and sent to the jury. Cases include injuries from an upper berth collapse and fever from unclean apartments, plus a contract dispute over house repairs. Multiple judges and counsel appear, with lists of case numbers and involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Eric Ham
James Cannon
Hugh Allan
G. A. McGeough
Dabney
H. G. Allen
Henry C. Lougee
Cora Tuxbury Et al
Edward Everett
N. W. Walker
Gannon
Allen
Hobart
Shepherd
Lougee
Tuxbury
Davis
Barnard
Hawkkins
Graham
Kelleher
Europeerr
Georgiana M. Pierce
Admx
Cunard Steamship Company
George H. Ryther
E.L. Baker
George Putnam
Thomas Russell
Superior Court Sentences District Figures in December Case
December 12 session of Superior Criminal Court reports multiple defendants receiving varied punishments. Charles E. Davis and John Dunn tied to breaking and entering with house of correction terms. Frank Rose found not guilty on breaking and entering. William Malloy and James Nabstedt sentenced for larceny with state prison terms. John Murehad and Hugh Burns receive prison or correctional sentences. Jeremiah Jones fined. John Collins held on 2000 bond. James Thompson to state prison for seven years. John Thompson and others also noted for liquor and larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Auprrich
Charles E. Davis
Massachusetts Reformactory
Frank Rose
William Malloy
House of Correction
James Nabsted
John Murehard
Hugh Burns
Jeremiah Jones
John Dunn
John Thompson
James Smith
Massachusetts Reformatory
Charles Reddy
John Collins
Varley administratrix v Essex Savings Bank contract suit over deposit
Superior Court Essex County December 12 lists cases including Varley administratrix vs Essex Savings Bank on a deposit dispute alleged to be the deceased husband’s property. Defense claims the book passed to a third party before death. Jury out. attorneys noted for plaintiff and defense. Multiple related cases appear, including Clark vs Boston Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luniug
Clark
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
George Clark
Lynn
H.P. Moulton
J. F. Hannan
J. R. Baldwin
Allin v Sumner Swallow and Holmes horse dispute
In Middlesex County Superior Court the case No 3036 concerns Horatio N Allin alleging defendants have converted his horse. He says an oral contract promised return of his horse after delivery and payment of 1250 dollars, but defendants refused to return the horse. they deny the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Thomas
Bond
Augustus B. Endicott
Norfolk
Anna Wiswall
Thomas Weston
Jdr
Harrison Dunham
R. M. Morse, Jr
C. W. Sumner
Baker
Reynolds
Donovan
Barry
Blackie
Wardwell
Duncanson
Fen
Thev. Burkhard
Lockwood
Knapp
Kelsey
Davis
McDonough
Gail
Lyne
Boston, Inc
Docket Items Listing Civil Cases and Parties
A fragment lists case numbers and parties including 3291 Jackson versus Ritchie 3390 Baldwin versus City Somerville 8186 Newell against Connor 3582 Deering versus Marsh 8674 Davenport versus Palmer.
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Jackson
Ritchie
Baldwin
City
Somerville
Newell, Adv
Connor
Deering
Marsh
Davenport
Palmer
Arraignments in Municipal Court on Razor Assault and Burglary
In the December Municipal Court, Ety. J. John Denney was arraigned on assault with a razor against George Stone and held on $3000 for a hearing Friday after the charge was upgraded to assault with a razor with intent to kill. Maurice Mahar, an employee of Charles I'. Libbie Jr., was arraigned for breaking and entering his employer’s Hayward Place store and stealing $27, with the case continued in $1200 for a Friday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Denney
George Stone
Stone
Denney
Maurice Mahar
Charles I’. Libbie, Jr
Hayward Place
Looking Up Their Property in Larceny Case
Robert George the would be actor pleaded not guilty waiving examination on eight counts of larceny in Municipal Court. He was held in $2000 for the January term Superior Criminal Court. Victims at police headquarters identified recovered items including coats gloves books and opera glasses.
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Robert George
Archway
Institute of Technology
Monroe School of Oratory
Superior Criminal Court
George
Clarence E. Richwood
Appleton Streets
Park Street
Charles Boyce
Central Wharf
Mayor-elect Hart margin corrected after precinct error
A reporting error in Ward 3 Precinct 4 switched Hart and O'Brien vote totals. Hart was listed with 498 and O'Brien 130. the figures should be reversed. The revised totals change Hart's majority from 2701 to 1965.
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Hart
O’brien
Medical and Gyn Society holds annual meeting at Thorndike
The Medical Surgical and Gynacological Society met at the Thorndike for a dinner last evening. Officers elected included President Dr. L. A. Phillips and secretaries and treasurer. The Mystic Valley Club hosted a Ladies night at Parker's with 125 attendees including Governor Ames and Mayor-elect of Somerville. Seventeen new members were elected, and numerous arrivals at Parker House, Vendome, United States, and other hotels were noted with many named individuals traveling from cities such as New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Boston suburbs.
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Medical, Surgical and Gynacological Society
Thorndike
Cleveland
L. A. Phillips
C. R. Brown
C. M. Fuller
G. R. Southwick
J. H. Sherman
Mystic Valley Club
E. H. Capen
Fufts College
Parker’s
Governor Ames
J. W. Hamilton
G. G. Pope
Somerville
W. E. Barrett
Parker House
Samuel P. Colt
Rhode Island
James McBrier
Erie
Penn
C. J. Chase
Buffalo
F. E. Kauffman
St. Louis
E. Sutherland
The
Hotel Register
New York
J. L. Riker
A. G. Sargent
Sedgwick
E. M. Davis
Lippincott
Miss Acton
Papadelphia
Vendome
Charles_ A. Stevens
Ware
H. Platt
Hartford
Tamworth
N. H
Memorials to Soldiers In Boston Debated
The city council joint committee to study erecting statues for Generals Grant and Sheridan met again. George A. Kimball backed equestrian statues while Post 32 urged a memorial hall. J Hf O Hare supported a hall and Paul H Kendricken proposed a Farragut memorial. Hearing continues next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
P. H. Sheridan
George A. Kimball
Post 15
Post 32
J. Hf. O’hare
Paul H. Kendricken
Boston
Admiral Farragut
Boston Chess Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting held yesterday at 33 Pemberton Square Boston the club elected President John P. Hopkinson Vice President Colonel Francis S Hesseltine Secretary Captain E B Huntington Treasurer Howard Sargent and Executive Committee Prentiss Cummings Charles M. Nana Frank P. Harlow and George Mustin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chess Club
Pemberton Square
John P. Hopkinson
Francis S. Hesseltine
E. 8. Huntington
Howard Sargent
Prentiss Cummings
Charles M. Nana
Frank P. Harlow
George Mustin
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Episcopelian
Indian Association Meeting
Maha
Vierce
Cunard S
Spiegel
Brown. Co
Lewis
Vogel
Ferrin
Murray
Graves
Page
Cressey
Sears
Morgan
Hinckley
Hunting
Downer
Locom. Co
McCormack
Baynee
Barham
Gomez
Works Co
Dodd
Norcross
Lanco
Rich
Edweres
Mason
Isabella
Pulsifer
Gray
Spence
Paul
Globe Newspaper
Oberlander
Kar- Co
Sane
Stairs
Nichols
Same
Lanthrop
Hobbs
Emerson
Grady
McKinney
Regal
John Hancock M
Talcot
Aioeey
Ins. Co
Worces
Suffolk Savings Briter
Nashua
Rochester Railr
Homans
Hastings
Tucker Seam W
Collymore
Lamver Et al
Jacobs Et al
City National Bank
Stevens
Wood
Mooney
Danvera Uy Et al, Savings Bank
Tineon
Healey
Newtall
Meritt
Hoag
Ex'r
Per
Pevear
Haskell
Kins
Hull
Reece
Shea
Phillips
Hairy
Baker’s Breakfast
W. Baker & CG
Dorchester, Mass
Boston Post
Emond & Quinsler
Goddard
Oak Grove Farm
Ruccle’s Street
Haversull Street
Ue Sii
Dr. J. Semmes
Winter St
Bous'ton
New England
Tremont St
Tuttle's Elixir CO
Hyde Park
Merrimaso Street
Kustou
M. O. Adams
Perry
Hersom Et al
City Malden
Squire, Asse
Leau
Same Vy
Chamberlain
Haywood
Richardson
MR. Hart
London
E. C. Thompson
Waliet
Aaron Br, Gay & CO
Chess Club
Pyle
Taylor
Fim
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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