New England Tariff Reform Dinner Postponed Date
The annual dinner of the New England Tariff Reform League scheduled for Dec 31 has been indefinitely postponed. Ex-Secretary Bayard is expected to attend and speak at the January monthly dinner. Walter Potter's embezzlement case with Slinguff Disney & Co. Baltimore was continued to next Tuesday with $8000 bail. Nathaniel Taylor named private secretary to Mayor-elect Matthews. previously served Mayor O'Brien. West End timetable chief W H Clarke still missing with no replacement. Dickens reading by Moses True Brown at Y M C U this evening at 7 45 with a musical program.
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New England Tariff Reform League
Bayard
Walter Potter
Slinguff, Disney & Co
Baltimore
Nathaniel Taylor
Matthews
Taylor
O’brien
W. H. Clarke
West End Street Railway
Dickens
Moses True Brown
Young Men’s Christian Union
Defence Opens as Government Closes Sawtell Murder Trial
Dover New Hampshire December 23 The government wraps its case after seventy seven witnesses in the Sawtell trial and the defense moves to contest the Willeys testimony. Opening statements challenge the motive and timing while evidence details the wagon tracks a hatchet dismemberment and bullet paths amid testimony from Dr Ham and witnesses on February 5 through 16.
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Jedediah Morrill
East Rochester Road
Doe
William Chamberlain
Lebanon
East Rochester
Blaisdell School
Simeon
Jenkins
Portland Street
Nutter’s Woods
Morrill Barn
Wentworth House
John R. Ham
Dover
Edgerley
M. B. Sullivan
Ham
Rankins
Defence Claims Murder Trial Hinges on Location and Motive
The defence opening argues guilt must be proved and questions whether the alleged murder occurred in Maine or New Hampshire. They challenge witnesses, dispute timelines, and contend the body’s location weakens the case, detailing alibi elements and the sequence of events surrounding the Willeys and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Worcester
New Hampshire
Maine
Isaac Sawtell
Boston
Harmony
Hiram
Marian
Rochester
Horne
Isaac
Iorme
Willey
Boy Taine
Arthur
Rankin
East Rochester
Lebanon
Cushing
F. Haley
George W. Willoughby
Arthur Willey
Micajah H. Wentworth
Willeys
Varney’s
Wallace
Final meeting of 1891 school board refers vexed history text
The Boston School Committee adjourned after a final meeting of the year 1390 with unresolved questions on historical instruction referred to the next board. A plan to name the Hillside District Bowditch School was discussed, along with proposals for a Pearl Street six room school and Brighton land for a 30,000 square foot school plot. Dr Green moved to refer unfinished business to the next board. Dr Blake offered thanks to President Charles T. Gallagher, which passed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Corporation Counsel
Iis
James C. Tucker
Swasey
Capen
Rammar
Hillside
Jamaica Plain
Bowditch
Nathaniel Bowditch
South Street
March of Trade
Winthrop School
Boston
Samuel B. Capen
Pearl Street
Brighton
Market Street
Western Avenue
Waverley
Portsmouth
Lincoln Streets
Green
Blake
Charles T. Gallagher
Messrs. Capen and
New Departure Sought by Massachusetts Republican Leader
Mr. Burdett, leader of Crapo forces, argues for a Republican party shift after 1890 losses. He cites 50,000 missing votes, urges resuscitation through aligning with majority sentiment, and supports a Young Men's Movement within the party to unite old and new factions toward tariff reform and rebuilt unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Burdett
The
Crapo Forces
Massachusetts
Everett W. Burdett
Crapo
Burdett
Republican Council
Senate
House
Republican Party
Congress
Brackett
Pac
Old Men’s Party
Democratic Party
Young Men’s Party
Long
Robinson
Ant
Democratic Party Seen Attracting Youth Enthusiasm
A speaker praises the current surge of young men joining the Democratic Party while warning that the movement is misdirected from a party perspective. He urges respectful, spiritful engagement and expresses strong hopes for proper management of the influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Aldermen Approve Large Loan Order After Three Hour Session
An aldermen adjourned session extended into executive time as the board reconsidered a 1.125 million dollar loan order. Changes were made, with several sewer and street items stricken and various reallocations approved. The measure passed 9 to 2 despite opposition from Smith and Stacey. The mayor sent a note about Baring Brothers as street improvement loan agents. A request to macadamize Commonwealth avenue and Newbury street was referred to the committee. The East Boston Ferries directors were asked to name the new boat Wesley A Gove.
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Board of Aldermen
Finance Committee
Gove
Alderman Carruth
Savin Hill District
Dorchester Brook
Chardon
Hawkins
Bowker
Wharf Street
Hill Street
Boston
Berkeley Street
Alderman Smith
Alderman Stacey
Alderman Cushing
Alderman Leary
Smith and
Stacey
Woolley
Baring Bros. & Co
City of Boston
Consolidated Street Improvement Loan
Baring Bros. & Co. Limited
Langham Exhibitors' Club elects officers and plans banquet
The Exhibitors' Club met in Langham rooms and chose J. P. Davies as president E N Pike L H Palmer and L C Paul as vice presidents C S Baker as corresponding secretary Gi Hi Hamblett as financial secretary and H A Hawley as treasurer The group favors a banquet but believes the press should not attend. An erratic speaker chided reporters for ignoring his prior poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langham
J. P. Davies
E. N. Pike
L. H. Palmer
L. C. Paul
C. S. Baker
Hamblett
H. A. Hawley
Northern Pacific Line Promotes Montana Oregon and Washington Colonies
The Northern Pacific railroad offers the sole through rail route to Montana Oregon Washington and British Columbia with extensive daytime trains sleeping cars dining cars and colonist sleepers. Second class ticket holders may travel and stop at Spokane Falls and westward for ten days at each location to inspect lands for sale before choosing a permanent site. Maps timetables and pamphlets available from local agents or Charles B Fee St Paul Minn.
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Montana
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Northern Pacific Railroad
Great Northwest
Northern Pacific
Spokane Falls
Wash
Charles
St. Paul, Minn
Thirty Five Years Experience Praise for Speer’s Wine
An old nurse says she has never used a wine that has had such a pleasing effect on her patients as that made by Alfred Speer of Passaic New Jersey or sale by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Speer
Passaic
N. J
Stoddard Lecture on Norway
Mr John L Stoddard presented Norway the Land of the Midnight Sun in Music Hall last evening. He guided listeners from Christiania through lakes and mountains with word pictures and photographs, detailing Bergen Molde and Trondhjem plus Lofoden Islands Tromsoe and Hammerfest the northern town. The illustrations were fine and the talk noted for its uncommon subject with a matinee next Saturday and a Dec 30 program about The Passion Play of 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard
Norway
Land of the
John L. Stoddard
Music Hall
Christiania
Bergen
Molde
Trondhjem
Lofoden Islands
Tromsoe
Hammerfest
North Cape
A Present for Father from Paine’s Furniture
A Christmas offer displays Paine’s combination dressing and shaving cabinets as ideal gifts for fathers. The cabinets are designed for a man’s needs and promise ten years of use with an extra low price as a holiday special.
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Farner
Paine
Bell & Co creditors weigh 25 cent settlement proposal
The creditors of William G. Bell & Co held an adjourned meeting at Parker's to review the committee report detailing over 300000 lost in two years. The panel proposed 25 cents on the dollar, plus 20 cents cash or 5 cents in secured notes, while a larger claim was urged by some lenders.
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James Carson
East Rochester
Chamberlain Street
Nutter’s Woods
Rochester
Tie
Mr. Morrill
Willeys
John C. Jacobs
Webber
Portland Street
Corson
Alonzo P. Gerrish
Springvale
Blaisdell
Rankin
Smart
Thomas Peavey
David le Gros
Lebanon
Enoch Blaisdell
Rankin’s
Peavey
Man
Carson’s
William G. Bell & Co
Parker’s
W.S. Swan
C. H. Utley
W. G. Bell
Kansas City Packing Company
Utley
Thomas
Brighton
Bell & Co
H. G. Nichols
A.D. S. Bell
G. W. Chipaman
Kansas City
Hinckley
C. E. Morrison
J. Doe
Tim
W. G. Bell & Co
K.D. Maynard & Co
Potter, Lovell & Co
East Boston
Quincy
Chelsea
A. D.S. Bell
Maner Street Railway Company
Kansas City Packing & Chase Refrigerating Company
North American Insurance Company
Monument National Bank
Boston National Bank
Suffolk Cordage Company
Waters Wrapping & Mailing Company
Copeland Manufacturing Company
F. D. Maynard & Co
Manet Land Association
A. D
Bell
Railway Joint Company
Crystal Spring Manufacturing Company
Tweed
Rive Company
American
Distric Rae Company
William Gell
Gilt Edge Shore Line Train Adds Smoking Parlor Buffet Cars
The gilt edge express between Boston and New York has almost perfected its service and now gains a popular feature with parlor buffet smoking cars. The addition leaves little to be desired in equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoreline
Boston
New York
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Promoted by Physicians
Salvation O1a described as a great pain eradicating remedy attracts attention. Doctors widely prescribe Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup components daily, claiming strong efficacy amid common ailments.
Fairhaven's Rise as Pacific Northwest Investment Hub
Western Washington holds vast timber coal and iron resources with endless valleys and navigable Puget Sound. Fairhaven, near Bellingham Bay, rapidly grows from a few hundred to over six thousand, with planked streets, utilities, hotels, and strong rail prospects. Eastern capital is urged to invest in real estate and building at 15 to 50 percent yields.
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Farrwavey
Wash
Washington
Cascade Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
United States
Puget Sound
Fairhaven
America
Bellingham Bay
Seattle
Vancouver
B. C
Fair
Sound
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Fairhaven Land Company
The
Herald
W. L. Visscher
Linwoop
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ASHE
Mr. Woodman
John Willey
East Rochester Bridge
John B. Swasey
John C. Willey
Shields
Byron Horne
George H. Swasey
Woodman
Nahum Woodman
Walleys
William Gormier
Tliram Felker
Richard H. Dugerot
Pacific Northwest
the Post Publishing CO
Milk Street
Mass
GI Lee
West Cedar St
Commonwealth Ave
Tremont St
A.mn
Awmuet Avenue
Hotel Johnson
Warrenton Street
Spring Hill
Somerville
Alexander Foster
Laurel St
Boylston Area
OG Temple ST
West End
Selrburton Place
Wshburton Place
Sabe
Bath
Arthur & Teles
Devonshire St
Ee Wyo
Parsons Estate
Newton
Winsor
Water Street
Stevens
Dorchester Station
MW. Daly & C8
Washington Street
Roseton
Hores Real
Jy Lady’s Watch
J. H. Tilden
Geo. W. Stearns
M.D
Holliston
Henry W. Savage
Court St
Cor
Cornhill
Otis Myers & CO
Washington St
Dr. Palmer
Canson
A. HH
Holway
T. O Tavilor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Mason & Harl
Mason & Hamlin
Organ &Pianoso
Bason& Hamlin Wiall
Premont Street
South Congregational Chtrcn
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Hale
Cnrren
Berkeley
Marlboro Streets
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
Howells
William Dean Howells
Post
Harper & Bros
Harpers
Mr. Howells
Illustrated London News
Rudyar Kipling
Cassell’s Family Magazine
F. Barnard
Percy ‘Farrant
Prince Charlie
Flora Macdonald
George W. Joy
Smith, Gray & Co
Eleanor E. Maney
Messrs
F. A. Stokes & Bro
Art Publishers of
Maud Humphrey
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