Democratic Club Dinner in Massachusetts Celebrates Reform
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts hosts an annual meeting in Boston with speeches by William E. Russell and other party leaders. Russell lauds reform efforts, while the group vows renewed effort to advance Democratic principles and broaden outreach across the state.
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Boston
Josah Quincy
Collison
William E. Russell
John W. Corcoran
Leopold Storse
John H. McDonough
Mr. Morse
W.S. McNary
William N. Osgood
Henry W. Cross
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Upborne
New_York
New Jersey
Virginia
Ohio
Iowa
Commonwealth
Young Men’s Club
Democratic Party
Cambridge
Cleveland
Republican Party
Grover
United States
People’s Party
People
Worcester
England
Leopold Morse
Russell
Mr. Russell
Washington
Mr. Fairchild
Congress
McDonough
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Henry M. Cross
Newburyport
William S. McNary
Daniel G. Crowley
Danvers
Chauncey F. Black
Pennsylvania
National Association OF Democratic Clubs
York
Penn
Democratic Rally in Massachusetts Praises Tariff Reform
A 1889 Boston mass meeting features speakers praising tariff reform, defending Democratic loyalty to reform, and criticizing Republican policies. Leaders emphasize government powers for the people and warn against national control of elections and patronage.
Players' National League of Baseball Clubs Adopted
The Brotherhood adopts the Players' National League constitution with minor corrections. Meetings set for December in New York and March elsewhere. secretary salary 3200 with 25000 bond. membership requires sixty day notice and three-quarter votes. Dues 1500 yearly. league to operate ten years with 12000 yearly club dues. Officers: McAlpin president, Addison VP, Burrell secretary treasurer. Playing rules committee named including Buck Ewing and Fred Pfeffer.
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New York
Players’ National League of Baseball Clubs
National League
S Ewing
Radbourn
Darling
Brown
Kilroy
Farrell
Mulvey
Wood
Thompson
Clements
Delehanty
Faatz
Stricker
Zimmer
Sutcliffe
Snyder
O’brien
Bakeley
Gruber
Twitchell
McAleer
Radford
Larkin
McKean
van Haltren
Ryan
Duffy
Ward
O'Connor
Cook
Weyhing
Murphy
Tucker
Bauer
Bassett
Seery
Andrews
McGeachy
Mack
Clark
Ferson
Krock
Keefe
Washington
Carney
Wise
J. Irwin
White
Hoy
Beecher
Fields
Miller
Staley
Galvin
Maul
Morris
Beckley
Dunlap
Kuehne
Hanlon
E. A. McAlpin
John Addison
Chicago
F. H. Burrell
Hall
Ben Hill
Philadelphia
J. B., Hart
Boston
Buck Ewing
J. M. Ward
Brooklyn
Fred Pfeffer
Weather forecast across New England and mid-Atlantic states
The forecast until 8 p.m. Tuesday calls for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont fair then light rain and warmer with southerly winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York expect light rain and warmer with southerly winds. Cautionary signals are shown from Delaware Breakwater to Wood's Hall section.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Delaware
Wood’s Hall
York Safe Fireproof Demonstration Prompts Mail Home
The celebrated York Safe proved fireproof during late city and Lynn fires. A large batch withstood intense heat, likened to salamanders, showcasing protection from fire and burglars. The ad urges readers to choose York for durable security.
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York
Lynn
Henry W Grady III Seriously Ill on Midnight Train Ride
New York December 16 Henry W Grady Southern editor and orator is seriously ill threatened with pneumonia His departure from the Fifth Avenue Hotel via the Midnight Southern express to Atlanta is under careful medical escort The attending physician Dr H Goldthwaite notes fever quinsy sore throat and poor condition as Grady travels with supporters toward Georgia for treatment
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New York
Henry W. Grady
Fifth Avenue
Midnight Southern Express
Atlanta
Georgia
H. Goldthwaite
Grady
Captain Howell
Bullock
Twenty-third Street
Recount of Aldermen and Mayor Yields Small Changes
The Board of Aldermen recounted votes for Aldermen in the first and third districts with no material change. Recounts for Mayor in Wards 6 and 7 and for Councilmen in Ward 7 slightly increased the pluralities of Mayor Hart and the elected councilmen.
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Board of Aldermen
Hart
Boston Executive Business Association Banquet Report
The Boston Executive Business Association held a 5 o’clock banquet at Parker House with President Goodwin presiding. Sixty delegates from constituent societies attended as Osborn Howe led a five member committee on Boston Board of Fire Underwriters resolutions. The committee reported favorably and the taxation committee’s report was discussed with remarks by J. R. Leeson Alden Speare Jerome Jones and others. A postponement to the next meeting followed. W B Rice announced a special report on reforms in the law of attachments due at the next meeting.
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Executive Business Association
Boston Executive Business Association
Parker House
Goodwin
Osborn Howe
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
J. R. Leeson
Alden Speare
Jerome Jones
W.B. Rice
Recount Confirms School Committee Shifts
The revised tally shows only one change from the first count with gains mainly for elected candidates. Charles E Daniels gains 105 votes to 27134 while James S Murphy falls 2684 to 26217. The elected slate remains Barrows Daniels Meeuen Pettigrove Whittemore Hastings Gallagher Allen.
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Charles E. Daniels
James 8. Murphy
Stillman B. Allen, R
Isabella C. Barrows
Henry Canning
Charles E. Damiels
William A. Dunn
Charles T. Gallagher
Caroline Hastings
Elizabeth C. _ Keller
Fred G. Pettigrove
F. A. Wellington
Benjamin B. Whittemore
Barrows
Daniels
Meeuen
Pettigrove
Whittemore
Miss Hastings
Gallagher
Allen
Ward 20 Republicans Celebrate Clean Sweep in Roxbury
The Ward 20 Republicans held a jollification at the Republican Club on Cottage street Roxbury praising their ward victory with three Republican Councilmen. The hall featured Japanese lanterns colored lights and hunting motif decor. Speakers included Areasure Wiggin James Olmstead Henry H. Silva Charles E. Wiggin Jr and Joseph M. Wade with Dorchester Club members in attendance.
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Republican Club
Cottage Street
Roxbury
Areasure
Wiggin James Olmstead
Henry H. Silva
Charles E. Wiggin, Jr
Joseph M. Wade
Dorchester Club
Wreck at Conway Junction Delays Trains on Two Railroads
Freight trains on the New Haven Northampton and Fitchburg railroads collided at Conway Junction. Seven cars of the New Haven Northampton were wrecked and the Fitchburg engine damaged. Fireman Ross was injured and one train delayed five hours on both roads.
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Greenfield
New Haven
Northampton
Fitchburg
Conway Junction
Ross
Loss of the Schooner Kelso off Port Monton
The schooner Kelso from Glace Bay to Yar mouth caught fire two miles off Port Monton Saturday morning. Unable to extinguish the blaze, the crew abandoned to boats and landed at Port Monton Island. Kelso and cargo of coal were driven ashore at Lilack Point and are a total loss.
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Hallifax
Kelso
Glace Bay
C. B
Yarmouth
Port Monton
Port Monton Island
Lilack Point
Sleigh Parade Touts Ford F. French Carriages
The recent snow brings sleighs to the streets and the bells ring. Ford F. French & Co. at 14 to 24 Sudbury Street and 160 Tremont Street showcases some of the finest carriages and sleighs in the city.
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Ford F. French & Co
Sudbury Street
Tremont Street
Daily Concert At Revere House Hosts Evening Guests
Guests at the Revere House enjoy a pleasant daily concert near the ladies cafe from 6 to 7 p m. The event offers light entertainment and a refined atmosphere for patrons.
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Revere House
Ladies’ Cafe
D’Albert’s First Piano Recital at Music Hall
Music Hall hosted Eugen d Albert in a three recital series to a modest audience. The program featured Bach Passacaglia Beethovens op 53 op 109 Brahms Ballade op 10 No 2 Rhapsodie op 79 No 2 and a variational fugue on Hindemith theme. The critic praised the Bach passacaglia Beethoven and Brahms numbers noting superb technical work and fresh melodic renderings but felt the concert was a touch long for the audience.
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D'Albert
Eugen d’Albert
Music Hall
Musical
Boston
Car Tausig
Johannes Brahms
Hiindel
Bach
Listemann Quartet in Steinert Hall Concert Review
The Listemann Quartet performed in Steinert Hall with Mme Sophie Zéla and Mr Arthur Foote assisting. They offered Schubert in D minor posth, Grieg op 25, and Brahms quartet, with Zéla debuting in Steinert Hall and Foote praised for his playing though other members faced balance and tone challenges.
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Listemann
Mme
Sophie Zéla
Arthur Foote
Listemann Quartet
Steinert Hall
Schubert
A. Thomas
Grieg
J. Brahms
Zéla
Cecilia Club
Brahms
Holiday books at D Lothrop Co on Washington Street
Two long counters at D Lothrop & Co display holiday publications including Wordsworth volumes illustrated and bound in seal and cloth. Descriptions cover The Four Seasons and A Lost Winter, Stabat Mater with photogravures, Ballads About Authors, Holy Grail, Those Raeburn Girls, travel tales, E W Sherwood Sweet Brier, Our Town dedication, The Loss of the Swansea, Joe Bentley naval tale, heraldry sets, Over head and Underfoot, Lothrop Annual, and more, with a prompt to inspect the Christmas stock for newest works and best prices.
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Messrs. D. Lothrop & Co
Washington Street
Bromfield
Wordsworth
William Wadsworth
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Florida
Mary Cecil Spaulding
Miletus
Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton
F. Small
Franklin Johnson
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Morocco
England
Raeburn
E. W. Sherwood
Margaret Sidney
Our Town
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Swansea
W. L. Alden
United States Navy
Joe Bentley
H. H. Clark
Messrs. Lothrop & Co
Lothrop & Co
Literary Boston and the making of a literary society
A Boston Letter from Providence notes a growing Browning and Shelley Society with an Ibsen circle rumored. It mocks a type of young Bostonian who fetes associations, wears flashy dress, reads in public, theatres, water colors, or embroidery, and a witty woman who aims to sound clever. The piece concludes with a sketch of a literary society formed by such people, plus sober, humorless souls and public-minded authors.
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Boston
Providence Board of Trade Journal
London
Hilip Morgan
Genuine Johann Hoff Malt Extract Tonic Warns of Imitators
The genuine imported Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract tonic Nutritive draws a crowd of fraudulent imitators. Beware of them. The genuine bottle bears the signature “Johan Hoff” on the neck. Eisner & Mendelson Co sole agents at 6 Barclay Street New York.
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Johann Hoff
Johan Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
New York
Exercises in Wood Working announced for early publication
J Appleton and Company plan a manual training textbook by Ivin Sickles MD. The two part work covers wood growth structure decay insects preservation and tools drawing methods and sharpening. It includes thirty nine progressive exercises with full page plates and opposite page directions. Boston magazine Transatlantic features Zola portrait and extracts from The Human Beast and Le Voeu dune Morte with Daudet preface and other Paris related items.
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J. Appleton & Co
Ivin Sickles
Boston
the Transatlantic
Emile Zola
Zola
Alphonse Daudet
Paris
Henry Irving
London Lyceum Theatre
Figaro Il
Probate notices in Suffolk County Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk probate court cites heirs and interested parties in two estate matters. Abby W. May Boston deceased executrix Eleanor May must account. appearance set January 6, 1890 at 10 am in Boston. Public notice requires three weekly Boston Post publications. Witness Judge Joan W. McKim. Elijah George registrar.
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Commonwealth OF Massachous Setts
Sufiolk
Abby W. May
Boston
Fleanor G. May
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim. Esquire
Elijah George
Massachu
Lucian Skinner
Frederick Skinner
Samuel G. Thaxter
Celina Skinner
Witnes
John W. McKis
Esquire
Register
VOM
Cambridge
George M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
Massachou
Burgess
Allen
Chelsea
George Dexter
Loston
Joan W. McKim
Massachussetts
Margaret Rae
George C. Mann
John W. McKim
Executor appointed for John Bachelop er estate in New Hampshire
OTLCE is given that the subscriber is executor of the will of John Bachelop er late of North Hampton Rockingham NH deceased. He has taken the trust and appointed George DD Wildes as agent of 19 Deane St Boston. Creditors and debtors must present claims or pay debts to Charlis E Batchelder Executor Boston December 9 1889.
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O'Tice
Perdlnanyd Kelly
Boston
Suffolk
Catherine Kelly
Adinx
Nathaniel Minoy
Dorchester
Norfolk
Robert
Minot
de Bonis Non
Susan H. Newell
Fresno County
California
Francis V. Balch
Court Street
Mass
Susspaine P. Keirly
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Kings County
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House of Representatives
Anti-Corn Law League
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Harvey N. Collison
Playrs’ League
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Helena
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Fla
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Mich
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MR. Grady III
Fanning
Gove
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Fraser
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McLaughilin
Seer
MecLaughlin
Ludwig von Beethoven
D. Lothrop & Co
Literary Boston
Faneuil Hiall National Bank OF Boston
South Market Street
T. G. Hlsler
Summer Street
Continental National Bank
Cremont National Branks
Tremont National Bank of Boston
Congress Street
A. T. Frothingham
State National Bank OF Boston
Nereby
State Street
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