Foreign Actor C Leslie Alien on Aldrich petition views
C Leslie Alien of the Boston Museum Company discusses the Louis Aldrich petition to amend contract labor law affecting actors. He argues for limits on English imports, praises American actors, and says American salaries would rise if protections pass. He notes managers prioritize mercantile aims and criticizes reliance on foreign companies over home talent.
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Arr. C. Leslie Alien
Boston Biuseuum Company
Louis Aldrich
Post
The
C. Leslie Alien
Museum Company
Rutland Square
Aldrich
Miss Anderson
London
Goldsmith
Sheridan
Gross
Sonyry
Harvard Prize Winners and College Catalogue Update
The 1888 89 deturl prizes for sophomores were distributed as Christmas gifts by Harvard College marking top scholars of the freshman year. Winners include Charles Burton Gulick, Charlies Lewis Slattery, Horace Andrew Davis, Raymond Weeks, Hugh Tallant, and many others with five juniors also honored for improvement. The new college catalogue notes minor changes, new officers, admissions tweaks, added electrical engineering, restructured natural history, and expanded courses across medical and graduate programs. The Harvard Gee and Banjo clubs plan a Western Christmas tour with concerts in New York Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis Chicago and Cambridge. The first Cambridge Gee and Banjo concert was well received. Vesper service and a Messiah solo preceded resignations due to ill health from Latin professor Henry Preble.
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Charles Burton Gulick
Brooklyn
Charlies Lewis Slattery
Denver
Horace Andrew Davis
Cambridge
Raymond Leslie Weeks
Kansas City
Hugh Tallant
Roxbury
C. H. Page
K. McKenzie
C. H. C. Wright
C. L. Mix
J. C. Powers
A. Hall
W. G. Howard
F. C. Babbitt
G. N. Brown
B. Hale
W. ML. Cannon
F. N. Robinson
H. &. Sawyer
J. Cummings
W.E. Beer
A. E. Burr
A. W. Dudley
Mack
E. O. Parker
W. Phinney
Parsons
C. M. Eaton
Fwin
O. B. Roberts
M. E. Gill
University
Ames
Merrick
Vaporuigent Ust
Veterinary School
Banjo
New York
Chickering Hall
Harvard Club
Philadelphia
Clas
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pilgrim Fathers Supper Ends With Oratorical Praise in Music Hall
In Music Hall the Congregational Club honors the Pilgrim Fathers before 700 guests. President Weston and Governor Ames head the speakers with Rev. Renen Thomas and Dr. Gregg among those offering views on Puritans and Pilgrims. The Germania Orchestra and Schubert Club provided music as the event closed with a serenade.
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Music Hall
Weston
Ames
Reeve
Grege
Thomas
Pilgrim Fathers
Congregational Club
Servoby
England
Charles Carleton Collin
John Robinson
John Alden
Germania Orchestra
Apollo Belvidere
Erminie
Boulanger
Schubert Club
Arthur W. Thayer
Thomas Weston
Governor Ames
Renen Thomas
D.D
Re, &Tobey
A. Ue Dunning
J. M. W. Hall
C. W. Fill
E. B. Webb
Rufus S. Frost
Carter
Williams College
Samuel B. Capen
N. G. Clark
A. W. ‘Butts
C. Creegan
Ezra Farnsworth
David Grexg
John S. Ropes
J. F.C. Hyde
James White
Charles Carteton Coffin
Wiliam Elliot Griffis
F. A. Warfield
Old Country
Plymouth
God
Jesus Christ
Europe
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
New England
Edward Winslow
New
Colony of
Massachusetts Bay
Plymouth Colony
Gambling House Raid Nets Fifteen Arrests at Hollis Street
Captain Dawson and Station 4 officers raided a gambling house at 27 Hollis street last evening, arresting fifteen men for presence. They seized 700 chips five tables four chairs three pictures and twenty five yards of carpet valued at 490 dollars.
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Dawson
Station 4
Hollis Street
Funeral for Joseph C. Winter Held at Father’s Home
The funeral for Joseph C. Winter was held yesterday at his father’s residence 63 Anderson Street. He belonged to the Ancient and Honorable ARC Company for over thirty years after serving in the National Guard and Boston City Guard MVM and was linked with the Orpheus Musical Society. Rev. EK Horton led the services and the body was interred at Mt. Auburn in the family lot.
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Joseph C. Winter
Anderson Street
Ancient and Honorable
ARC Comany
National Guard
Boston City Guard
M.V.M
Orpheus Musical Society
EK. A. Horton
Mt. Auburn
Rescuer from Station 14 Saves Newton Woman from Drowning
Special Fire Officer Cicer Coyle of Station 14 rescued Clara J aniestigely years old of Newton from drowning after ice broke on Brooks's Pond during skating. Her life was saved by timely assistance.
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Cicer Coyle
Station 14
Clara J. Aniestigely
Newton
Brooks’s
Marssagero Santa Crus fashion offerings noted
A fragmented notice lists items such as London trouser stretchers, umbrellas, leather jackets, suits and overcoats, smoking jackets and dressing gowns. It requests patrons to address mail to G. W. Simmons at 32 to 44 North Street.
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Marssagero
Two Reports From Boston Council On Employees Policy
The Boston Common Council discussed a committee report detailing city and Suffolk county employees and suppliers, with majority and minority analyses. The majority urged an annual city document listing employees and salaries, while the minority questioned its value and scope.
Fort Worth Street Railway bonds rise on investor activity
The Fort Worth Street Railway bonds advanced after a Philadelphia syndicate took a large block and the company improved its outlook. Early subscribers lost the stock bonus as the board chose electricity for motive power, signaling growing interest in enterprising car securities tied to expanding Western cities.
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Fort Worth
Salvation Oil and Cough Syrup Price Brief
An advertisement touts Salvation Oil as a pain killer priced at 25 cents per bottle and promotes Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as saving doctor bills with a 25 cent price tag. The copy emphasizes low cost remedies and medical savings.
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Salvation Oil
Court verdicts and ongoing actions in late December trials
United States Circuit Court finished a tort case with a plaintiff verdict of 34772.88 for conversion of bonds and stocks valued at 60000. Items included Minneapolis 8s Eastern Illinois 6s Oregon Railway 6s Chicago Severance and New York and New England. Other cases resumed or unfinished with insurers, replevin, and railroad negligence notes.
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United States Circuit Court
Cott
Sarah A. Preble
Henry M. Bates
Minneapolis
Eastern Illinois
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Chicago Severace
New York
New England
Supreme Court
B. F. Butler
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
Michael O’brien
Iaw
George M. Stearns
James B. Carroll
Alire Taylor
Charles J. Noyes
Charles L. Long
Lacoste versus Ayres still on trial in Middlesex court
Superior Court Middlesex County December 20. Case shows Lacoste v Ayres ongoing. Other entries include Hesselline v Globe, Leadbetter v Newspaper Co, Wagner v Wagner, Flint v Cushing, Sauie v saine.
Quinby v Boston and Maine Rail road collision tort suit
Superior Court Essex County December 20 Judge Mason presides over Quinby versus Boston and Maine Rail road a tort action for damages from a personal injury in a collision at Howes station in April 1886 due to alleged negligence. Defence denies. trial proceeds with H P Moulton for plaintiff and J Lincoln for defendant. Last jury cases of the week. juries to be dismissed Monday December 31. divorce list to be taken up Monday December 24 followed by jury waived cases.
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C. W. Bartlett
H. E. Swasey
Royal M. Pulsifer
Thomas Gray
Globe Newspaper Company
Boston Herald
Ormsby Sash Holder Company
Boston Globe
F. Kittredge
N.S. Myrick
J. Elder
Jane EK
Tuttle
Fitchburg Railroad
Joseph F. Tuttle
Acton
D. KE. Ware
G. A. Torrey
H. J
F. B. Hemenway
Deendant
Ralph. Duncanson
Jeremiah
H. G. Sleeper
J. N. Shattuck
W. A. Gaston
Gunning
Marek
Taylor
Laughlin
Name
Same
Boston
Ward
Quinby
Boston & Maine Railroad
Howes Station
H. P. Moulton
Jaintiff
Lincoln
Councilman-Elect O'Brien Cleared After Hearing in Assault Charge
Councilman-elect James O'Brien of a Democratic South End ward received an extended hearing in municipal court on an assault and battery charge against David F. Burns and was finally discharged. Fred E. Mack remained held in 2090 custody until Dec. 27 on a charge of obtaining $40 by false pretences. Mack formerly collected for Curtis, No. 19 Milk Street.
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Harpy
James O’brien
South End
David F. Burns
Fred E. Mack
Mack
Curtis
Milk Street
More Facts About George Arising From Georgia Letter
A letter to Police Inspector Knox from a Marietta lawyer sheds light on Robert George whom Knox arrested for shoplifting. It says he was son of a deceased Episcopal clergyman, taught in Sunday school, and stole from Sessions Hamby & Co. for two years totaling nearly $5000. Indicted in November 1885, he fled. the grand jury indictment remains, and he may be extradited to Georgia for trial.
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George
Knox
Marietta
Robert George
Archway
Hollis Street Theatre
Institute of Technology
Messrs. Sessions
Sage Defeats Jewell In Newton Billiard Match
Sage defeated Jewell 200 to 192 in Newton's billiard tournament as Sage built a lead then Jewell rallied. Sage had a highest run of 38 and an average of 27.9 while Jewell's best run was 19 with an average of 2. Tonight's game features Charles versus Stone.
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Sage
Jewell
Newton
Charles
Stone
West Church to reopen for services after next Sunday
The West Church will open for services after next Sunday with the pulpit filled by Unitarian preachers during Dr. Bartel's illness. Licenses granted to Old Colony Railroad to extend drawpiece across Fort Point channel and to Boston water board to build a water pipe-box and syphon across the Neponset River at Neponset bridge. The will of Mary Brewer widow of Gardner Brewer filed. executor William 8. Dexter named. no public bequests. Loyal Women of American Liberty met at Tremont Temple. Mrs. Shepherd urged evangelizing Catholics. Order of Columbia dined at Thorne dike with about 100 attendees. speakers included George E. McNeill and Elisea Denny among others. Tremont Street Club musicians performed. Charles Colbert of East Boston died at City Hospital after a fall. Jamaica Plain Gun Club celebrated merchandise shoots at Young's Hotel with prize winners listed. Recount of city election votes shows no changes. Alderman Rogers gains 33 votes. English High School class of 1859-62 dinner held at Young's. attendees named. K. C. A. Society of Phillips Andover Academy held a June meeting at Young's Hotel. Boston recorded 732 deaths last month, 808 in November year prior, 51 from diphtheria.
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Bartel
Land and Harbor Commissioners
Old Colony Railroad
Fort Point Channel
Boston Water Board
Neponset River
Neponset Bridge
Mary Brewer
Gardner Brewer
Suffolk County
William
Dexter
Loyal Women of American Liberty
Tremont Temple
W. L. Small
IT. P. Bucher
Tremont Street Club
Messrs
Sumner
Coolidge
Thayer
Dennison
Order
George E. McNeill
Elisea Denny
Frank Foster
Spencer
Alexander Robinson
Charles Colbert
Marion Street
East
Boston
City Hospital
Jamaica Plain
C. H. Cilley
M. A. Baker
D. A. Brown
H F. Amsden
Rogers
John H. Lee
Special Fitchburg Train To Waltham For Handel Society
Fitchburg railroad runs a Sunday night special train to Waltham and main road stations leaving Boston at 10 45 for Watertown branch stations at the same hour. Purpose is to accommodate attendees of the Messiah performance by Handel Society at Music Hall.
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Fitchburg Railroad
Waltham and Way
Main Road
Boston
Watertown
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Robert Elsmere
Theodore Parker
Milton
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Alien
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Sullivan
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Philip H. Sheridan
Walker
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Francis A. Walker
William Eliot Gvitfis
Essex County
Mason, J
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Chester MW
Graves & Sons
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
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m_eans Boras Bakine Powvent Co
Wail St. N
E. C. Thompson
Importer and Clothier
Washington St
Wyes, Bellamy & Co
Washington Street
Young’s
J. W. Biagden
John A. Stetson
W. H. Hart
F. Aborn
A. L. Richardson
Samuel H. Wise
George E. Savory
J. KR. O'Hara
K. C. A.”’ Society
Phillips Andover Academy
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