New England Piano Company Described As Major Boston Enterprise
The New England Piano Company operates one of the world’s largest piano factories in Boston. Covering six acres of floor space, its seven story Tremont street building houses an extensive operation producing every piano part in house. The company offers leasing and easy payments, with over 500 styles to choose from and a showroom where customers can test pianos in living rooms.
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New England Piano Company
America
New England
The
Action
Avery
Herald
Highlands
Tremont Street
Boston
Boylston
Massachusetts
George Street
No. 200
Journal
No. 20
Magnitude of New England Piano Company highlighted
The Roxbury factory on George street covers six acres with a skilled workforce and strict quality control. The six story Tremont street sales building offers rooms to test pianos under home-like conditions, making a purchase or holiday gift of a New England Piano Company instrument an assured mark of excellence.
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New England Piano Company
George Street
Roxbury
Tremont Street
New England Piano Company: From Startup to Global Giant
In 1881 the New England Piano Company began with six months late production and grew to the world’s largest piano fabriks covering six acres. They manufacture all parts in house, employ skilled workmen, and run extensive rental stock for daily to yearly terms. Their mercantile approach helped mass appeal.
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New England Piano Company
The
New England Piano Company Showcases Growth in Boston
Since 1881 the New England Piano Company has grown into a major enterprise with a six acre factory complex. The re modeled six story building at 200 Tremont Street Boston now hosts an elegant display of piano styles, inviting public view in its warerooms.
Eliot School Reunion Brings Boston Alumni Back to Old Desks
Grand Old Eliot graduates from Eliot Grammar School in Boston gather at Young's for a 4:30 doors open and 5:30 feast reunion. Police Captain Hemmenway presides as nearly full association attends. The event recalls 1713 origins and famed former pupil Samuel Smith, later known as Dr. America.
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Eliot Grammar School
Boston
Young’s
Association
Florida
Texas
Hemmenway
Eliot School
North End
Bennet Street
Eliot School Alumni Rise and North End Shifts
The article recalls Eliot School’s notable alumni including Samuel F. Smith Edward Everett and Captain Hemmenway, and tracks a population shift in Boston’s North End from Irish families to Hebrew and Italian residents. It notes the 1881 Eliot School Association formation to mirror the area's older graduates.
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Samuel F. Smith
Edward Everett
Hemmenway
Doherty
United States
Marshal Doherty
Childs
Gurney
Harvard
Thwing
Brooklyn
E. P. Thwing
George W. Dilloway
Muscatine
Micah Dyer
Micah
Eliot
Joseph L. Willcutt
San Francisco
Jesse Durrell
Tilton
N. H
Nathaniel Reed
Chicago
Harvey N. Shepard
George O. Carpenter
Edward H. Dunn
Edmund G. Lucas
John E. L. Foster
Levi L. Willcutt
John C. Howe
Joseph B. Dillaway
John W. Robinson
Alberts. Pratt
Arthur C
Eliot School Association
North End
Seely Sentencing Deferred Pending Monday
Samuel C. Seely, former official of the National Shoe and Leather Bank, pleaded guilty to making false entries and abstracting funds before Judge Benedict. He was remanded for sentencing on Monday in New York.
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New York
Samuel C. Seely
National Shoe & Leather Bank
Benedict
Mayor Coughlin Gets His Horse
Plymouth on December 17 reports a horse stolen from Dr. J W Coughlin mayor of Fall River was recovered here yesterday in the possession of a horse dealer who had bought it from two strangers. The animal was returned today to its owner.
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Plymouth
J. W. Coughlin
Fall River
Currency Reform Bill Faces Democratic Opposition
Washington report notes that the Carlisle currency reform plan would issue United States notes as the sole paper currency, retire all government issued notes, and end national bank notes while preserving government oversight and free coinage. Proponents cite strong banking features with reduced bank power pending a possible $500 million bond basis for circulation.
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Washington
Carlisle
Senate
United States
Treasury
The Late Novelist Stevenson in Samoa
Report of Robert Louis Stevenson’s death in Samoa unsettles fans of his fiction though not yet confirmed. Born in Edinburgh he lived in Samoa from 1899, a frail writer famed for Treasure Island and Mr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, beloved by natives and his family managed the plantation estate.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Stevenson
England
Mr. Stevenson
Edinburgh
Thomas Nestor Stevenson
Nestor
Robert
Edinburgh University
Treasure Island
Mr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Ballantrae
Apia
Mrs. Stevenson
Mataafa
Robert Souis Stevenson
U S and Nicaragua Canal Debate on Government Bond Guarantee
In Washington Senate debate on the Nicaragua Canal bill, Peffer opposes government gold bond guarantees and hints at silver or paper money funding. Turpie questions constitutionality and value of guarantees, cites charter limits, and casts doubt on bond market viability and project profitability with high estimated costs per mile.
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Senate
Peffer
United States
Turpie
Dem
Ind
Menocal
Canal Company
Congress
Morgan
Ala
Suez
Corinth
Manchester
Nicaragua
Carlisle Bill Introduced in House Action
Washington December 17 The House reported the Carlisle bank pill and noted state bank notes are safeguarded It will be considered tomorrow The forest reserve protection bill and the army appropriation bill were passed The army appropriation totals 23269808 The pay retention law for enlisted men was repealed A 100000 special deficiency bill for the government printing office was passed to avert delay of the general deficiency measure in the Senate
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Washington
Springer
Carlisle
Government Printing Office
Senate
Castine Cruiser to Be Inspected Before New Cruise
The cruiser Castine at Tompkinsville Staten Island will be inspected next Wednesday and Thursday by the board to judge readiness for a three year foreign cruise. It will then go to Castine Maine to receive a silver punch bowl and spend Christmas in a New England port. Early January a draft of thirty five men from New York will replenish crews of the flagship Ark and the Yantic before sailing for Rio Janeiro.
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Castine
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Inspection Board
New England
New York
Newark
Rio Janeiro
Senate debates Hawley bill to reorganize army strength
Senator Hawley introduced a major bill to reorganize and expand the army. The total enlisted force, including Indian scouts and the hospital corps, is capped at 30 000 men. The structure would include engineers battalion, ten cavalry regiments, five artillery regiments, and twenty five infantry regiments.
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Washington
Senate
Hawley
Statue ceremonies bring New Hampshire officials to Washington
The Senate floor is granted this week to New Hampshire council members and Governor’s staff in preparation for the ceremonies to place statues of John Stark and Daniel Webster in statuary hall at the Capitol.
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Washington
Senate
New Hampshire Council
John Stark
Daniel Webster
Statuary Hall
Capitol
Treasury awards St. Albans public building contract
The Secretary of the Treasury awarded the contract for constructing the interior finish excluded the St. Albans Vermont public building to John W. Burrows of Portland Maine for 17000 dollars.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
St. Albans
John W. Burrows
Portland
Aldermen Session Debates Trailers Shelter and Contracts
The Board of Aldermen adjourned with disputes over West End Railroad trailers refusal to sign off and shelter funding. Mayor Matthews withheld signatures citing no public benefit and proposed company funding. Also discussed were hospital contracting wrangles, drainage plans for the Charles River watershed, and audits of non resident city hires since 1890 with assigned follow ups.
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West End Railroad Company
Lynn & Boston Company
West End Company
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Charlestown Square
Charles’ River
West Roxbury
Charles River
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Municipal League
Treasury Gold Reserve Edges Toward 93 Million
The New York gold withdrawal today totaled 3.295 million dollars with 2 million for export, leaving the Treasury gold reserve at 92.8838 million dollars at close of business.
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Washington
New York
Treasury Gold Reserve
Revoking the Charter of the Elevated Railroad Debated
The Boston Young Men's Congress met at Hotel Bellevue with forty members. Andrew J. Solis urged revocation while Hayes Fitzgerald Brickley Lane and Ennis spoke. William G. Harber launched the initiative and referendum in debate. the bill was adopted after questions and concise answers.
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Hotel Bellevue
Andrew J. Solis
Messrs. Hayes
Utopia
Fitzgerald
Brickley
B. C. Lane
Ennis
William G. Harber
Exeter Bank President Putnam Sent to Concord for Trial
Warren F. Putnam, former president of the Exeter National Bank, has been moved to Concord to face trial. He will be tried at the United States Court session opening there tomorrow.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Warren F. Putnam
Exeter National Bank
Concord
Putnam
United States Court
Quotation Calendars and Fine Desk Accessories Sale
A catalog listing numerous items from M. R. Warren including quotation calendars, silver frame calendars, pocket books, cases, sets, pens, stands, writing supplies, scrapbooks, albums, and games. The dense inventory mentions Waterman and various brands with a focus on elegant reading and writing tools and accessories.
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Dresden
Mark Twain
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