Head of Police Commissioners Walks Out During Hearing
General Martin left the police hearing after a clash over questions posed by lawyer F. R. Bangs to witness Walter L Hayes. The incident occurred during testimony in the Loughlin assault case, drawing sharp exchanges and prompting panel members to depart as Bangs faced scrutiny over his cross examination.
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Martin
Board of Police Commissioners
F. R. Bangs
Bangs
Walter L. Hayes
Joseph F. Loughlin
Division 4
Sam Wak Kee
Harrison Avenue
Ayes
Edridge Anderson
Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Clark
Curtis
Post
Isaac F. Paul
Boston
Loughlin
Along the Water Front A Manchester Atlantic Shipping Roundup
The maritime column reports Captain Stanwood of the Boston to take a month off after Christmas, with Captain Smith stepping in on the Yarmouth line. It corrects a New York World error about the Woodbury cutter, notes Azalea replacing Pollock Rip buoy, marks the death of Captain William Townshend in Antwerp, and discusses ship transfers, coal freights, and a theft aboard the Robert Perlis. It also mentions the Sprays voyage to Rio, the John F. Kranz sailing toward Key West, and a notably long Italian ship name linked to a consumption quip, finishing with a nod to Minot's Lighthouse coverage.
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Stanwood
Boston
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Smith
N. Y
New York World
United States Revenue
Woodbury
Rockland
Eastport
Wood's
William Townshend
Red Star
Pennsylvania
Antwerp
Philadelphia
John Stahl
William Hales
Baltimore
Centennial
Smith & Townshend
East Boston
Hong Kong
Young Brothers
W. H. Oler
Eva
Mildred
George's Island
Camille
Robert Perlis
Isleboro
Chester Perkins
Maine
Spray
Slocum
Gloucester
Rio Janeiro
Angus McDonald
John F. Kranz
Newport News
Key West
The
Marine of the World
Cette
Chatham
Minot
Officers Face Trial Over Alleged Patrol Neglect
Patrolman Whalley of Division 11 stands accused after an officer’s case alleges failure to regularly patrol his route on the night of November 26 last. Clark and Curti s heard the case in sessions, detailing the charged neglect and potential disciplinary steps.
Sunday Church Services Across Boston Area
Sunday church listings show multiple congregations hosting morning and evening services. Tremont Temple Baptist led by Rev George Lorimer features a 10:30 a m sermon by General T J Morgan on the Work of American Baptist Home Mission Society. Bible School at 12:15. evening service at 7:30. Several churches offer free seating and welcome all, including Old South Church, Christ Church Colchester Street, Tremont Street M E Church, St John’s South Boston, and more, with varied sermon topics and guest pastors.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
George
Lorimer
D. C
J. Morgan
New York City
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Bible School
General Morgan
Old Soutiit
George A. Gordon
Christ's Church
Colchester Street
Beacon Street
Hawes Street
Longwood
C. D. Bradiee
D. D
Tremont Street
M. E
John D. Pickles
ST. John's
South Boston
W. T. Perrin
Mallalieu
Back Bay
West End
Bowdoin Street
Birst M. E
L. Gooda Oni
D. Ene
Bulfinch Place
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
C. R. Eliot
Mary A. Livermore
Hospitaller
Sunday Institute
Washington Street
Splane
Parker Memorial
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Thomas van Ness
Salvation Army Bowdoin Square Sunday Meetings
Sunday religious meetings and services listed for Bowdoin Square locations with times in the evening and morning. Conducted by Captain and Mrs. Kimball, memorial service for late Captain Yorke, and multiple union and congregational services with noted speakers and music. Public invited. services include Christian Unity, Anglican and Swedenborgian figures, and spiritualist sessions.
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Bowdoin Square
Kimball
Yorke
Welcofge
Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylaton Street
Julian K. Smyth
Swedenborgian Church
Roxbury
Gari
Stone
Banana Harrington
Iene Samu
Congregationaing
George Mendall Taylor
Shester
Deere
ABC
Harvard
H. Hestings
Trade conditions amid holiday season show Chicago leads
Bradstreet's report outlines mixed wholesale demand with colder weather boosting seasonable goods in many areas while overall trade remains dull. Woollen manufacturers report fair dress goods orders at low prices, with textiles, shoes, and rubber goods improving in St. Louis. New Orleans sees generous wheat exports. sugar and leather prices linger weak.
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New York
Bradstreet
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Minneapolis
Birmingham
Galveston
Seattle
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Australia
Philadelphia
Morocco
United States
A Contented Woman at the Park Theatre next week
Next week at the Park Theatre will feature Charles H. Hoyt's new comedy A Contented Woman about the advanced woman in politics with Caroline Miske Hoyt in the lead. The Park also announces returns of In Old Kentucky at the Boston Theatre and The South Before the War at the Columbia, plus Rip Van Winkle at Castle Square and other bills.
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Old
Kentucky
Boston
South
Columbia
Rip van Winkle
Castle Square
the Park Theatre
Charles H. Hoyt
Caroline Miske] Hoyt
Adt
Castle Square Theatre
Planquette
Mr. Wolff
Rip
Messrs. Murray
Persse and
Wooley
Miss Lane
Gretchen
Miss Leighton
Katrina
Wood
Grand Museum
New York
Mr. Wood
Bootblack
Palace Theatre
Gaiety Girls
Mile. Tourneur
Castle Sq
Rip van Winele
Textile trade notes and weekly business failures 1892
The report states 1,413,500 foreign in 1892 with Ohio XX selling at 19 cents and half-blood clothing Ohio at 16 cents. Sellers remain firm though buyers seek lower prices as the slow market hampers sales. Failures for the week total 338 in the United States and 54 in Canada, compared with 349 and 40 last year respectively.
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Ohio
United States
Canada
Sennott Sentenced to Thirteen Years for Arson in Cambridge
Richard Sennott was sentenced in the Superior Criminal Court by Judge Gaskill to thirteen years in the State Prison for arson. The crime occurred on the night of November 2 in a building at 344 Hanover Street occupied by a storekeeper below and several families above. Sennott had been lodging there but was ordered not to return. he threatened to “get square” and set the fire to destroy the building.
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Sennott
Richard Sennott
Superior Criminal Court
Gaskill
Hanover Street
Sennett
Berry Jenkins
House of Correction
William J. Doyle
Doyle
John Walker
Bishop
East Cambridge
Joseph Wright
Maynard
Supreme Court
Wright
Concord Court
Keyes
Europe
Dedham
Catherine Miller
West Roxbury
Stephen M. Weld
William G. Ware
Stone Haven
Lilly
Joseph Feleppe
South Braintree
David C. Hassentine
Boston
Brookline
Charles A. Armstrong
George H. Tooker
Charles M. Child
Brown
Hin
State Street
Ronald McDonald
Henry P. Gilligan
John H. O'Brien
Ees
Grand Jury
Dun and Co Review reflects quiet trade before holidays
R G Dun & Co weekly notes a very quiet week with slow demand and stable prices. Expectation of firmer activity after holidays, with gradual restocking and cheaper goods driving some new business in shoe production. Hides in Chicago slip about 2 percent, wool sales totaling 5,536,100 pounds with most sold abroad.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Chicago
London
Why Curtis Was Not Elected Postlude at Temple
Tomorrow morning at People's Temple Dr. Brady will deliver a postlude titled Why Curtis Was Not Elected. In the evening he will present another postlude titled Why, Quincy Was Hlected.
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People's Temple
Public grounds restore Boston parks under Doogue care
In Boston from Winthrop to Dedham, thousands of bulbs await spring sunbeams, as Superintendent Doogue restores Thomas Park and Independence Square with city funds. He explains the shift from playgrounds to true pleasure grounds, plans more benches, and notes eighty grounds under his charge require tailored care for public enjoyment.
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Boston
Winthrop
Dedham
Milton
Medfor
Doogue
Department of Public Grounds
Thomas Park
Independence Square
Iuperintendent
Was Ashport Drunk in Brockton
A secret meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen reviewed whether Officer Ashport of the liquor squad was intoxicated on a March date. He testified fever and ague led to whiskey with a physician’s prescription while he watched two men later convicted of a burglary. a reprimand motion failed.
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Brockton
Board of Aldermen
Ashport
Boston
Sherman House
Belmont Street
Leutenant
Channukah Festival at Temple Chabei Sholom
Sabbath school children from Temple Chabei Sholom will celebrate the Channukah festival on Union Park Street Sunday December 15 at 4 p m. Sixty children will participate under the supervision of Rev. Dr. Lasker.
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Temple Chabei Sholom
Union Park Street
Lasker
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