Missing Link in Progress and Poverty Debate Found
Edward Atkinson spoke at the Unitarian Club dinner in Boston on ethics and economy linking progress to social reform. He argued for mental as well as material advancement and urged education and humane treatment of workers to lift the poor, while noting political action on fisheries as a key issue.
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Edward Atkinson
Unitarian Club
Hotel Vendome
John Lowell
Henry S. Grew
Arthur Lincoln
Thomas N. Hart
William Endicott, Jr
Alexander &. Wheeler
Atkinson
E, Rockwood Hoar
Frederick W. Lincoln
RE. St. Thomas
Brookline
Johnn G. Brooks
Austin S. Garver
N. N. Ramsey
Henry Geerse
John G. Brooks
Prackton
FE. Rockwood Hoar
Trial Evidence Points to Arsenic Poisoning in Robinson Case
In East Cambridge the third day of the Robinson poisoning trial featured medical testimony on arsenic poisoning. Dr. White and Medical Examiner Darrell described Willie Robinson’s conscious state and symptoms, while autopsy doctors Holt Harrington Wood and Durrell affirmed arsenic as the cause.
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Supreme Court
East Cambridge
BE. L. White
Young Robinson
Willie Robinson
Darrell
Durrell
Wilite
Willie
Smith
White
J. Kobnepp
Jd. G. B. Nichols
J. L. Hildyeth
G. F. Carleton
O. C. Cavaia
Furniture Sale Ad at 160 Charlestown Street
An assignee's sale offers eight pieces of furniture at 160 Charlestown Street. The dealer states the goods are from a low manufacturer and will be sold independent of cost to clear inventory.
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Charlestown Street
Water Colors Show Strong Distinction in Harlow Harvey Exhibit
The Walter Kimball & Co gallery hosts Louis K. Harlow and George W. Harvey in a standout water color show. Harlow shifts to quiet refined color with outdoor New England scenes and strong black and white reproduction potential. Harvey, after study abroad, presents broader technique but faces limits of watercolor. his best work emphasizes simple landscapes and seaward tones. Charles J. Turrell arrives in Boston for miniatures, while W. L. Picknell’s five-piece collection opens at William & Everett. Lyman H. Weeks reports upcoming Noyes Cobb & Co. exhibit.
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Louis K. Harlow
Walter Kimball & Co
Harlow
New England
Old England
Halland
Gloucester
Waiter
George W. Harvey
Harvey
J. Eastman Chase
Mr. Harvey
Holland Coast
Charles J.turrell
Boston
Mr. Turrell
London
Royal
Nevie
Princess of Wales
Duchess of Leicester
Duchess of Manchester
Marchioness of
Ripon
W. L. Picknell
Williamae
Water Color Club Exhibition Highlights Women Artists
The Water Color Club presents a sixteen member show with forty seven pictures by women, including Fridelia Bridges Elizabeth Boott Duveneck Sarah W Whitman and Ellen Robbins. Notable works range from Bridges marine to Duvenecks sunny landscape Robbins flower pieces and Whitmans bold color landscapes. The exhibit showcases strong variety and artistic merit across many members.
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Fridelia Bridges
Elizabeth Boott Duveneck
Sarah W. Whitman
Ellen Robbins
Miss Bridge
Mrs. Duveneck
Miss Robbins
Whitman
Katherine W. Lane
Susan A. Bradley
Mary King Longfellow
Louisa Mason
Helen B. Merriam
Mary Mimns Morse
Eleanor W. Motley
Seah CC
Sears
M, Filsbee
Emily WD
Tyson
Susan M.L. Wales
Katherine Lane
Dutchman
Sarah C. Sears
Mary Longfellow
Cushing
Island
Elizabeth ¥. Parker
Mary Minus Morse
Emily K. ‘Tyson
Cambridge Aldermen Discuss Fresh Pond Reservoir Land Purchase
The Cambridge board of aldermen, after a late meeting, debated appointing a committee to confer with citizens over acquiring land around Fresh Pond for a city reservoir. They urged petitioning the General Court to authorize purchase and issuance of water bonds, with the pond to be ceded to Cambridge for ongoing water works use. A recount petition for school committee votes and Ward 8 council seats was received and begun after adjournment.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Russell
Rindge
Frasier and Stratton
Messrs. Sortwell, McPeck and Haynes
Cambridge Water Board
General Court
Fitchburg Railroad
Concord Avenue
Cushing Street
Belmont
Cambridge
Tufts College Catalogue 1887 88 Advance Sheets Reveal Details
The Post publishes advance sheets of Tufts College 1887 88 catalog. Trustees remain unchanged with President Charles Robinson and Vice President John D W Joy. New appointments include Pau C Freer in inorganic chemistry and two assistants in organic chemistry Chase Palmer and Hunter Pendleton. The total student body is 141, with 34 in the divinity school, and changes in curriculum and texts noted for English literature and language courses.
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Tufts College
Post
Charles Robinson
Ll.d
John D. W. Joy
Thomas H. Armstrong
Newton Talbot
Alonzo A. Miner
D.D
Thomas H. Waite
Divinity School
William J. Gibbs
Edwin ©. Bolles
George M. Browne
Chase Palmer
Hunter Pendleton
Daniel G. Abbott
George Lb. Bill
Wilson L. Fairbanks
Theodore P. Farr
Jacob Grate
St. John’s Col
David L. Maulsby
Samuel W. Meachum
Arthur W. Peirce
Oscar H. Perry
Aumgsion
Shakspere
Roblnson
Addison and
Pope
Thackeray
Irving
Rome
Fishmen
Cape
Neper
Whitney
Grammoar
Rougenent
France
Macmillan
Lacombe
Bernhardt
Deutsche Norveileiten
Grimm
Sully
Lotze
Gree
David L. Mauisby
Willis J. Prouty
Julien C. Edgerly
Willis I
Sewall
Westbrook Seminary
J. Wallace Cate
Reaing
Leo Rich Lewis
David LT. Maulsby
Charlies H. Patterson
Sumner Robinson
Walter A. Pearon
Charles A. Hathaway
Greenwood
James Harry Holden
Jacob Torsleff
Levi ©. Williams
Local Unitarian Church wedding in Austin Street
Miss Amy Celina Bullard and Herbert Clifford Wells wed at the Austin Street Unitarian Church with Rev. George W. Briggs officiating. Ushers included James Suitter Gardner Bullard Harry Bullard Asa WB. Pervere Horace Arnold and Charles Wilson, best man George Broadhest, bride given away by Rev. Asa Bullard. reception at 757 Main Street. They depart for a wedding tour and will reside at 180 Botolon Street Boston Myr. Wells is cashier at North End Savings Bank in Boston.
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Amy Celina Bullard
Herbert Clifford Wells
Austin Street Unitarian
George W. Briggs
James Suitter
Gardner Bullard
Harry Bullard
Asa WB. Pervere
Horace Arnold
Charles Wilson
George Broadhest
Asa Bullard
Main Street
Botolon Street
Boston
Myr
Wells
North End Savings Bank
Jackson & Co. Relocate to Tremont Street Store
Wealthy Boston gentlemen have bought their hats at Jackson and Co. for years under the Albion. The old hotel is being removed for improvements and the firm now operates at 126 Tremont Street opposite Park Street Church. An expanded stock and enhanced facilities promise fuller customer service.
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Boston
Jackson & Co
Tremont Street
Albion
Wnthl
Battie March
Park Street Church
Spaciona
Meiers, Jackson & Co
Clerical Error Reverses Local School Committee Totals
In the published table Joseph D. Failon is shown with 25 209 votes instead of 26 445, entitling him to the seat. The result also shows Judge Fallon elected over Canaries L. Flint, with Failon’s total higher than Mr. O Grady who received 26 086 votes.
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Joseph D. Failon
Judge Fallon
Canaries
Ornament making ease by Pancy Deak noted at Tremont street shop
A Pancy Deak creates a pretty house ornament and the I. M. Holmes Furniture Co at 116 Tremont street offers a fine assortment in latest styles at low prices.
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Pancy Deak
I. M. Holmes Furniture Co
Tremont Street
Violet's Letters in Codman Will Case Display Family Evidence
Day three of the Codman will case opened with F D Williams of Paris testifying that Mrs Codman behaved as a dutiful wife while her husband showed faultful conduct. The examination reviewed Mrs Codman's letters to Mr Codman from 1873 across Providence Newport Montreal and Sharon. Letters mention debts and burial plots and reveal requests for seven thousand dollars and warnings about estate use. Adjourned to 9:30 today.
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Codman
F. D. Williams
Paris
West Point
New York
F. W. Lincoln
West Chester Park
Miss Codman
Forest Hills
Mr. Codman
Courts decree in Matthews v Warner et al mortgage dispute
United States Circuit Court decision December 14 holds Edward Matthews executed the May 8, 1875 bond and mortgage to secure Nathan Matthews debts to Upham. The assignment to Upham gave Upham rights against Edward. Plaintiff estopped from claiming the bond and mortgage were not for Nathan’s debts. Case dismissed for plaintiff.
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Edward Matthews
Caleb H. Warner
Virginia B. Matthews
Warner and Smith
Nathan Matthews
New York
Thomas Upham
Nathan
Upham
Supreme Court
Edward
Agaimet Edward
Bill
John Lowell
W. A. Abbott
J. K. Warner
Wade pleads guilty to illicit malt liquor sales in North Mington
Edward J. Wade admits selling malt liquors without a license in North Mington and is fined twenty dollars plus costs. Eilen D. Bean of Revere faces trial for allegedly embezzling a letter addressed to another person she obtained from a carrier.
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Edward J. Wade
North
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Eilen D. Bean
Revere
Trial of probate appeal from John Amory Cowan will
In the Supreme Judicial Court Dee 14 CG Allen J resumes the probate appeal. Equity Devens J hears Clarissa A Allen versus Boston Relief Police Association over a $1000 death benefit for Precerick C Nutting. Nutting’s fund was first to Fleury O B Burnham for Allen then to Barnham. Nutting’s widow also claims. Hearing paused to Tuesday for more evidence.
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John Amory Cowan
Equity
Devens
J. Clarissa A. Allen
Boston Relief Police Association
Precerick C. Nutting
Nutting
Fleury O'B. Burnham
Allen Way
Barnham
Kent andTodd Ordeals in 19th Century Injury Suits
In a crowded docket from the Boston Superior Court, Milton A. Kent sues William N. Todd and others for injuries from a fall down a hoistway. Lawyers for plaintiffs include Samuel Hoar and Weekes Harding, while William Gaston and C. L. B. Whitney defend. Separate entry notes Max Greenburg versus John Draper for damages after a horse ran away on Blackstone Street on November 14, 1886, with Dr. F. Fitz representing the plaintiff and W.B. Gale for the defendant.
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Milton A. Kent
William N. Todd
Samuel Hoar
Weekes Harding
William Gaston
C. L. B. Whitney
Max Greenburg
John Draper
Blackstone Street
Dr. F. Fitz Tor
W.B. Gale
Legal dispute over railroad injury damages and payments
The case details an action to recover 25000 for injuries on Jan 22 1687 when a defendant’s engine allegedly struck a passenger car near Prison Port bridge causing heart trouble and nervous prostration. Plaintiffs lawyer is Charles G Falls. defendant’s attorney Solomon Lincoln and Walter J Badger. Additional entries list various cases and parties including trustees and disputes with Savvyge Blanchard Tivum Green Murphy Mahoney and others, along with an 1885 mortgage finder dispute John A Farrar vs Samuel G Parker.
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L. Rothfuchs
John Munday
Dohn
Dohn H. Barrett
American Express Company
CW. Bartlett
Plaintif
Aug. Russ
Uc- Tennant
Boston
Prison Port Bridge
Charles G. Falls
Solomon Lincoln
Walter J. Badger
John A. Farrar
Samuel G. Parker
Saxonville
G. ©. Travis
G. J. Thomas
Superior Court Essex County Dockets Dec 14 1957
Essex County superior court listings include Brown vs Mack for a $258 services bill with a general denial and plea of pinding. Keating vs City of Salem awarded to defendant. multiple case references 4194 Burn a v Dorgan 4205 Flynn v Naum Keag and others with various parties including Mayo Burns and Wharf v Cape Ano Savings Bank listed among docket items.
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Burna
Dorgan
Flynun Vy NaumKeaght
Spaulding vs Frizzard jury rules for defendant in Middlesex case
In Middlesex Superior Court on December 14, the jury found for the defendant in Spaulding versus Frizzard. The record details prior deeds, mortgages, and alleged collusion to gain possession, with issues about principal sums and fraud, and names W. H. Atwood, H. W. Winston, and other parties.
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Spaulding
Frizzard
W. H. Atwood
H. WH. Winston
Hannah Cunniff
Isaac W. Parker
Leonard Winch
Martin Cunniff
Natick
Martin
Wineh
Natickive Cents Savings Bank
Patrick Fox
Fox
Natick Bank
Martin Canniff
Martin Cunnilf
Supreme Judicial Court
Holmes, J
City notes and meetings from Boston area groups
The report covers the Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society meeting at Bromfield street with resolutions on E B Draper’s death. Various groups held monthly or annual gatherings, including the Homestead Cooperative Bank, Roxbury Artillery Veteran Association, New England Railroad Club, and the New England Water Works Association. The piece also mentions an arrest at Station 10, auctions, land sales, and society events at Young’s Hotel and the Young Men’s Christian Union with lectures and musical entertainments.
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Massachusets Total Abstinence Society
Bae Rooms
Weseyan Building
Bromfield Street
B. B. Johnson
Jewell
EB. Draper
Channing Hall
F. Dole
James Halfpenny
George Crowninshield
Homestead Cooperative Bank
SG Bromfield Street
Roxbury Artillery Veteran Association
A. W. Hersey
Frank H. Mudge
George H. Waterman
W.L. Emery
Luther W. Bixby
New England Railroad Club
Boston & Albany
George Richards
Boston & Providence Railroad
Gould
Redding, Baird & Co
Pranklin Street
Rome
Boston
New England Water Works Association
Young's Hotel
R. Knights & Co
Esate
Orange Street
Chelsea
P. O' Riordan
Porefathers
Young Men's Christian Union
Albert KE
Pulsbury
Misa Hattie W. Clarke
Lura A. Gordon
Nellie Louise Woodbury
Madele Crossette
Boston Chess Club Holds Regular Meeting at 33 Pemberton Square
The Boston Chess Club met yesterday with Judge William H. Fox presiding in the president's absence. The treasurer reported rising membership and sound finances. Officers were re-elected: Professor Eoin P. Hopkinson president, Howard Sargent treasurer, Captain E. B. Huntington secretary. A six member committee was formed to revive Thursday entertainments. Captain George H. Mackenzie was made an honorary member.
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Boston Chess Club
Pemberton Square
William H. Fox
Eoin P. Hopkinson
Howard Sargent
E. 8
George H. Mackenzie
Will of Moses Flint Leaves Large Public Bequests
The Suffolk probate court filed Moses Flint of Charlestown will listing gifts to Perkins Institution 5000 for Moses Hunt fund printing, Mass Eye and Ear Infirmary, Boston Young Men’s Christian Union, Home for Aged Men, Temporary Flame for Destitute Children, Lakes’ Physiological Institute Boston University 1000, Spiritual Temple Society 5000, city of Boston 10000 for Protestant relief Charlestown residents, city of Nashua New Hampshire 16000 for lectures with low 10 cent admission, Tutts College 10000 for Hunt professorship psychology, infants’ School and Children’s Home Association 5000 on wife’s death, Winchester Home for Aged Women 405 Main Street Charlestown on daughter death. Executed April 3, 1883 by Mary Hunt, Irene Brewster, and Joan Brewster as executors.
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Charlestown
Suffolk County
Perkins Institution
Massachusetts School For the Blind
Moses Hunt Fund
Massachuusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Charles Street
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Springfield Street
Lakes’ Physiological Institute
Boston University
Spiritual Temple Society
Moses Hunt Spiritual Temple
Hoston
Nashna
N. H
Tutts College
Auburn Street
Infants’ School and Children’s Home Association
Austin Street
Main Street
Winchester Home
Mary Jd
BR. Hunt
Irgene DP. Looks
Joan H. Brewster
Angell Invited to Speak at Coachmen’s Union Ball Sanction
The Coachmen's Union held a meeting in Boston Hall to arrange their annual ball in Mechanics' Hall on January 3. They extended an invitation to George T. Angell, president of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, to address the next meeting on the topic of "Dumb Animals."
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Auatorium
George R. Kelso
Coachmen’s Union
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Mechanics’ Hall
George T. Angell
Society For the Prevention of
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