NOW SHOCK LEADS IN BIG TOURNAMENT DAY
New York December 28 The bicycle tournament shows Shock leading while Martin drops from first to third as the day progresses Berle wins the one mile race with Newhouse second Time 2433 5. At 11 pm Shock leads with 1218 miles 6 laps Waller 1198 miles 7 laps and Martin 1180 miles 7 laps in the continuing event.
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New York
Martin
Shock
Walter
Albert
Meixell
Hosmer
van Emburg
Gokien
Forster
Ashinger
Barton
Berle
Newhouse
Zimmerman
Millés
Strech
Waller
Golden
Méixell
Van
Emburg
Daniel Websters Win Over Sleeper's Eye In Bowling Match
Handsome John Murphy led the Daniel Websters to a 1450 to 1430 victory at Hub alleys 115 Court Street over Sleeper's Eye. Murphy sparked late, delivering three strikes, as the Websters overturned an early deficit to claim the silver cup.
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John Murphy
Court Street
Daniel Webster
John Campbell
Martial
Fred Park
Kenny Malone
Frank Norton
Billy Gilmore
Steinheimer
Sleeper’s Eye
Daniel Websters
Sucecanion
Sleeper's Eye Company
Murphy
Malone
Norton
Campbell
Wark
Sheehan
Third round of intercollegiate chess tourney results
In New York on December 28 Hymes defeated Ewing in eight moves. Hewins defeated Ross in thirty-one moves with two passed pawns. Skinner beat Libaive in fifty moves. Roberts defeated Spaulding in forty-five moves.
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New York
Hymes
Ewing
Hewins
Ross
Skinner
Libaive
Roberts
Spaulding
Wise Tops Zeramby In Murray and Irwin Pool Tourney
Wise defeated Zeramby 75 to 46 at the Murray and Irwin pool tournament in South Boston billiard parlors. The win ties Wise with Isaacs for third place while Zeramby and Doyle share first. A large crowd witnessed the lively match. Doyle faces Russell tonight.
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Wise
Zeramby
Murray and
Irwin
South Boston
Isaacs
Doyle
Russell
Sale of 35 horses draws large crowd at Auburn colt farm
In Auburn on December 28 a public sale of stock at a colt farm drew over a thousand people. Thirty-five horses bred from top New England blood sold, with Royce leading at 510 dollars, others selling for near 100. Catalog notes mention Broadway extension and wringers and carpet sweepers.
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Auburn
Colt Farm
New England
Royce
Warren
Jamaica Cycle Club elects D C Valentine Jr secretary
At a special meeting of the Jamaica Cycle Club D C Valentine Jr was elected secretary A dance is planned for Tuesday Feb 6 at Jamaica Hall Centre Street The club enjoyed a Christmas gathering Mr Corbett lends a piano for winter
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Jamaica Cycle Club
D. C. Valentine, Jr
Jamaica Hall
Centre
Corbett
C.mbert
Pettitt
Frank W. Johnsson
H. F. Greene
Ralph A. Moses
Walter
P. Hewin
Edwin N
A J
Robert Brown
Joseph. L. Ranin
Jos A
Orient Cycle Club
Orient Heights
McCune
Boston
Somervilles
Union
Dwight Hall
Lafayette's Bouts At Club Boxing Meeting
The Lafayette Social and Athletic Club hosted a boxing night on Haverhill street with several draws and a decisive victory for Joe Donovan over Ed McGroory. Notable bouts included Tom Maguire versus Frank Murphy ending in a draw and Sun Ashe versus Charles Robinson also a draw. Joe Walcott fought Danny Russell two rounds with a staged fall ending Russell's challenge.
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Lafayette Social and Athletic Club
Haverhill Street
Tom Maguire
The
Coopers
Frank Murphy
Loyolas
Maguire
Murphy
Sun Ashe
West End
Charles Robinson
Lawrence
Joe Walcott
Danny Russell
Brooklyn
Russell
Joe
Walcott
Joe Donovan
Rocklahé
Ed” McGroory
South Boston
McGroory
Sugar House
McGreory
Donovan
Pugilism Decline Sparks City Boxing Ructions
Pugilists and pugilism wane in the city as tension rises between Billy Smith and Dick O'Brien. A Wednesday night clash at a Leverett street resort led to a Donnybrook after Joe Lewis, O'Brien’s manager, clashed with Billy McCormick and Hennessey and Kelley observers. The Forest Club show is delayed while Dick Moore vows a Smith vs Butler finish bout at 165 pounds. Referee Johnny Eckhardt and four more bouts are planned for the ensuing card.
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Manly
Billy Smith
Dick O’brien
Joe Lewis
O'Brien
Billy McCormick
Smith
Leverett Street
Billy Hennessey
Jimmy Kelley
Lewis
Montana
Donnybrook Fair
Joe
New Forest Club
Boston
Dick Moore
Joe Butler
Tommy Ryan
Johnny Eckhardt
Rob Roy
Boy Charged With Bullying Breaks Leg on Lake Saltonstall
George McGuigan a 12 year old was assaulted while skating on Lake Saltonstall by Andrew Chase. He suffered a broken left leg and possible internal injuries after being kicked and pinned down. Dr J J Clark treated him at his Auburn Street home and set the fracture.
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Haverhill
George McGuigan
Lake Saltonstall
Andrew Chase
McGuigan
Auburn Street
J. J. Clark
Did He Die of Poison
William Getchell of Sydney Maine died two weeks after taking a small gin and sugar drink then two potatoes at dinner. Neighbors and his brother suspected poisoning prompting a coroner inquiry and an autopsy. The body was disinterred to determine if poison was in the medicine Getchell had previously used.
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Augusta
William Getchell
Sydney
Getchell
Bay State Gas Directors Meet Routine Session
The Bay State Gas Company directors met yesterday and accepted regular reports. No action was taken on the recent controversy involving Mr. J Edward Addicks.
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Bay State Gas Company
J. Edward Addicks
Autopsy Finds Hodgdon Death From Heart Failure
Coroner's jury in East Kingston NH rules Joel Hodgdon died of heart failure after a blaze set by a tipped lamp. Autopsy found no foul play. Hodgdon’s daughter had alleged poisoning, but evidence did not support it.
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Kingston
N. H
Post
Joel Hodgdon
Boston
iKingston
Hodgdon
Rich
Newburyport
Mrs Rich Suspects Father Murdered Over Addison Case
Mrs. Mary Rich of Newburyport, daughter of Captain Joel Hodgdon, believes her father was murdered in revenge linked to his Addison burning case witness status. She cites a poisoned bed fire, a stranger’s visit, a water pitcher missing water, a heavy door on the chest, and a clasped teacup as key details, noting grudges among nearby families.
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Newburyport
Mary Rich
Joel Hodgdon
Addison
West Newbury
State
State Bank Tax Issue Faces Split in House Subcommittee
The House Banking and Currency subcommittee split on repealing the state bank tax. Some favor unconditional repeal, others support conditional repeal. A Hall Warner plan would repeal the 10 percent tax but restrict note issues to the issuing state and tax notes used outside that state. The Cox proposal seeks unconditional repeal. Further discussion will occur after the holiday recess before reporting to the House.
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Washington
House
Cox
Tennessee
Warner
New York
Hall
Minnesota
Messrs
Prendergast Trial Opens with Sanity Question
Chicago delegates open day as Wade argues for reasonable doubt of sanity and commitment to an insane asylum. Trade counters that hanging is not desired and questions whether society should fear anarchy over law.
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Chicago
Mr. Wade
Coungel
Prendergast
Carter Harrison
Wade
Mr. Trade
Speigel’s Woollens Attachments Dragged to Station 3
Cumner Jones and Bridgham through Deputy Sheriff Seavey placed attachments yesterday on woollens and tailor’s trimmings at Station 3 alleged to belong to Herman Speigel of Hartford Conn. Creditors plan civil action. Speigel claims the goods are in Boston as loan security, while his brother Nathan denies knowledge of the goods.
Banquet Attendees Hear Tariff and Outlook Talk
Governor elect Greenhalge and dignitaries including G D Gilman and Rev C E Jefferson attended the New England Furniture Exchange banquet at Parker House. About sixty five guests listened to a discussion on the tariff Hawaiian question and business outlook after the cigars were lighted with President H C Small presiding.
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Greenhalge
G. D. Gilman
C. E. Jefferson
New England Furniture Exchange
Parker House
8. C. Small
Woman Receives Beacon Street Home From Late Father's Estate
Mrs. Robert C. Hooper, daughter of the late F. L. Ames, inherits the Beacon Street residence valued at $170,000 from executors of her father's estate. The home, a wedding gift from her father, has been occupied by her and her husband since their marriage.
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Robert C. Hooper
F’ Ll. Ames
Beacon Street
Funeral of Henry W Paine in Cambridge
Funeral services over the remains of the late Henry W Paine were held yesterday at the family residence at 66 Sparks Street Cambridge, the Rev Francis G Pea of Harvard officiating. The interment took place in the family lot at Mt Auburn.
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Sparks Street
Cambridge
Francis G. Pea
Harvard
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge couple sentenced in District Court for four months
In Cambridge District Court yesterday morning a husband and wife were each sentenced to four months in the House of Correction for unspecified offenses. The couple had been living in their own home prior to the judgment.
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Aperald
Cambridge
Cambridge District Court
The Cronin Jury Admonished After Clearroom Court Session
Chicago December 28 Judge admonished and cautioned the Cronin jury at session end. He ordered no notes on evidence and allowed a typewritten list of witnesses to be provided. Two women spectators were ejected amid rumors of jury tampering as Sheriff Gilbert took over daily tickets.
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Chicago
Coughlin
Onvany
Wing
Cronin
Gilbert
Garment workers oppose relief committee methods
Organised labor denounces the citizens relief committee. Garment workers district council meets at 99% Washington a to denounce its plan to starve workers by offering work with picks and shovels. The tailors call a mass meeting at Caledonian Hall 45 Eliot street with prominent speakers tonight.
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Citizens’ Relief Committee
Garment Worker District Council
Washington A
Mayor's Relief Corps
Caledonian Hall
Eliot Street
Inside Wire Workers Elect Officers and Admit Colored Members
The Inside Wire Workers held their meeting last evening electing officers for the coming year. Local Union 47 of the National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers was admitted with its charter. The John Ericsson Lodge, 10, of M., voted to amend its constitution to admit colored men with full privileges. An anniversary celebration is planned for Jan 6 to aid unemployed members.
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National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
John Ericsson Lodge
Judge censures police on pawn return failures in Stone case
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Sherman criticized city police, pawn brokers and laws for failing to enforce pawn returns. The trial involved Joseph Stone charged with receiving about ten dozen Hotel Brunswick spoons stolen by Charles Westry. Westry is imprisoned for larceny of the tableware and Stone was acquitted on all ten counts.
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Sherman
Superior Criminal Court
Police Department
Joseph Stone
Hotel Brunswick
Charles Westry
Westry
House of Correction
Stone
Illness Stricken Norwich Line President Thomas Clark
The Hon. Thomas Clark, president of the Norwich line of Sound steamers to New York, is critically ill at his North Stonington home. Ellen Crowley was convicted in Stonington for selling liquor without a license, fined after testifying she sold to feed starving children. In Augusta, Me, Patrick Drummond, a National Soldiers Home inmate at Tagus, was found drowned in a brook near the reservoir after wandering away.
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New London
Thomas Clark
Norwich
New York
North Stonington
Ellen Crowley
Stonington
Augusta
National Soldiers’ Home
Tagus
Patrick Drummond
Master Plumbers' Association Elects 1894 Officers in Boston
At a regular meeting of the Master Plumbers' Association of Boston and vicinity held last evening, officers for 1894 were elected. President is J. Warren French, with vice presidents David Smith H. H. Collins Co M Bromwich. Recording secretary W A Tucker, corresponding secretary BE C Kelly, financial secretary J W Dodson, and treasurer Daniel Shannon.
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Master Plumbers’ Association of
Boston and Vicinity
J. Warren French
David Smith
H. H. Collins
Co. M. Bromwich
W. A. Tucker
BE. C. Kelly
J. W. Dodson
Daniel Shannon
Dorchester Couple Weds at 147 Neponset Avenue
Mr W K Knight and Miss Annie Bartlett, popular Dorchester youths, married last night at 147 Neponset avenue with the Rev Dr Little of the Second Church officiating. They left for Washington and the South on a welding tour.
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W. K. Knight
Annie Bartlett
Dorchester
Neponset Avenue
Dr. Little
Second Church
Washington
South
Coal Club Social at Parker House Held Last Evening
About fifty members attended a Coal Club gathering at Parker House with Edward Hamlin chairing the meeting.
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The
Coal Club
Parker House
Bnt
Edward Hamlin
Peixoto's Prowess Celebrated in Rio Crisis Reports
Brazilian foreign minister for Peixoto reports multiple loyalist successes. Insurgent cruiser Almirante Tamandare damaged by government forts at Nictheroy. Meteoro reportedly lost. Insurgents at Bage repulsed with 600 casualties and captures under General Tavares. Yellow fever outbreak in Buenos Aires with five deaths. Monitors Miantonomoh sails toward Rio Janeiro. Brazilian embassy in London denies Count d Arcos being forced to stay in Rio.
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Rio Janeiro
Peixoto
Almirante Tamandare
Nictheroy
Bage
Rio Grande Do Sul
Tavares
Buenos Ayres
Rio de Janeiro
New York
Miantonomoh
Isea
Uncle Sam
Wallace
Hampton Roads
Monitor
London
Count d’Arcos
Brazil
Legation Today
Recruits for Brazil Seek Men in Philadelphia
Major Julius Rhodes of Elmira New York is enlisting volunteers for Peixoto's army. An agent, Harry Tatchell, aims to recruit about 90 men in Philadelphia to travel to Brazil for oath and service. They will receive 50 dollars a month and rations with no injury pension. The unit will be Rhodes's Independent Sharpshooters.
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Philadelphia
Julius Rhodes
Elmira
N. Y
Peixoto
Harry Tatchell
Tatchell
Brazil
Rhodes
United States Army
Washington
Brazilian recruiting in Boston draws militiamen into gamble
A Boston drill night reveals a Brazilian army recruiting officer using a Massachusetts unit as targets. Corporal from Company L signs a six month enlistment and aims to seat a second lieutenant role with pay described, while volunteers worry foreign enlistment in state armories.
Alfred's Allowances and Coburg Link to Royal Marriage
The Coburg Zeitung reports two British grants to Duke Alfred of Saxe Coburg and Gotha. One of £15,000 given at majority, later renounced by Alfred. The second £10,000 tied to his marriage to Grand Duchess Marie, with widowhood provisions for the duchess protected by a treaty with Russia.
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Berlin
Coburg Zeitung
Alfred
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Duke of Edinburgh
Marie
Alexander II
Gladstone
House of Commons
Great Britain
Russia
Anarchist Threats Reported in Hanover Scene
Count William Bismarck received a letter warning of dynamite attack on his house. In Prague lodgings of two suspects in a sea of Mrva plots were searched and items for bombs along with a Socialist pamphlet were found.
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Hanover
William Bismarck
Prince Bismarck
Prague
Dalestal
Belgian Arrested in Paris Over Vaillant Bomb Adherence
In Paris on December 23 a Belgian named Demouchy was arrested for praising August Vaillant’s bomb outrage in the Chamber of Deputies on the 9th and stating that others would follow the example. Dragoun and Daletal were noted as members of the Omladina society.
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Dragoun
Daletal
Omladina Society
Paris
Demouchy
August Vaillant
Chamber of Deputies
Vaillant
Cylinder Explosion Kills Workmen at Southampton Wharf
A cylinder being lowered at the Southampton wharf for the American line of steamships exploded. Several workmen are reported missing and presumed dead after the blast.
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Southampton
Collision sinks British steamer Cornhill off Gibraltar
The British steamer Cornhill collided with the Douglas Hill off Gibraltar today. The Cornhill sank but all crew members were saved.
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Gibraltar
Cornhill
Douglas Hill
Constantinople Editors Defy Sultan over Contributor Names
Constantinople editors of foreign papers refuse to publish names of contributors. They warn papers will be suspended and editors expelled unless the names are printed, challenging the sultan's late trade measure.
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Constantinople
Wine glut drives price plunge in southern France
Paris dispatch reports wine growers in southern France flood markets with a splendid vintage. They offer wine at one penny per quart yet cannot fetch that price as new casks cost more than the wine to fill them. The druglike market excesses show overproduction.
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London
Paris
St. James Gazette
Fran
Empress Hosts Runyons on Chicago Exhibit Women’s Dept
In Berlin on December 28 the Emperor and Empress met with Ambassador Theodore Runyon and Mrs. Runyon. They discussed the women’s department at the Chicago exhibition in a lengthy audience.
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Berlin
Theodore Runyon
Runyon
Chicago
Gladstone Meets Unemployed Delegation in London
A deputation of unemployed workers urged Mr. Gladstone to fund light railway construction in London. He replied that the government could not take on such work within its powers, though he would consider the issue when opportune.
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London
Gladstone
Treasury Bonds Proposed To Replenish Government Vaults
Secretary Carlisle seeks authorization to issue 200 million dollars in bonds to cover a 28 million dollar current year deficit and gold below the sentimental 100 million cap. A B Hepburn endorses bonds or exchequer bills to meet ongoing needs, with most bonds absorbed domestically.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Carlisle
Congress
A. B. Hepburn
Third National Bank
Harrison
Exchequer of
England
Hepburn
Cockran Talks Tariff and Income Tax Plan
Representative W Bourke Cockran returned to Washington after a New York stop and said he and the Ways and Means Committee would meet New Year night to decide the income tax approach. He favored a general tax and opposed a $4000-and-up cap, predicting House passage but uncertain Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. Bourke Cockran
Washington
Eeree
Metn
Committee of Ways and Means
House
Senate
Breckinridge Denies Compromise in Pollard Suit
In Lexington Colonel W. C. P. Breckinridge and wife returned from Washington. He denies any settlement or communication regarding the Pollard lawsuit. He confirms candidacy for renomination to Congress, stating no event but his death could stop it. No trace of Miss Pollard in the city.
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Lexington
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Washington
Miss Pollard
Frankfort
Magoun Banker Will Filed In New York Surrogate Office
The will of banker George E. Magoun, dated August 5, 1886, was filed in the Surrogate's office. It mentions $120,000 in cash and personal property valued at $700,000, with executors George E. Crane and John J. Mc Cook named guardians of his three sons Francis, Kinsley, and George B. Magoun. The estate is placed in trust for widow Adelaide L. Magoun and the sons.
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New York
George E. Magoun
Magoun
George E. Crane
John J. McCook
Francis, Kinsley
George B. Magoun
Adelaide L. Magoun
Adams distributes patronage at State House
Captain J. G. B. Adams reappoints last season's doorkeepers messengers and pages with one new member Carl A. Raymond of Westminster to serve as a House page. Appointments depend on Adams reelection and approval of presiding officers. State House annex work progresses offering jobs for some unemployed.
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J. G. B. Adams
Adams
Carl A. Raymond
Westminster
State House
Miss Lizzie Knapp Struck Blind at Work in Bridgeport
Bridgeport reports a young milliner Miss Lizzie Knapp working on East Washington avenue suddenly lost sight at her sewing bench on Friday last. Oculists are baffled by the sudden affliction. A messenger arrived soon after with her engagement ring, and Miss Knapp was left prostrated.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Lizzie Knapp
East Washington Avenue
Miss Knapp
R Ming Knapp
Inauguration Plans for Boston City Government
Details of the planned inauguration in Boston outline a 9 o’clock reception with Mayor Matthews and dignitaries, a 10 o’clock assembly of Aldermen and Common Councilmen, joint session in the Common Council chamber, oath administered by Chief Justice Field, and subsequent organization of boards with named officials and reappointments.
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Peters
Matthews
Field
Supreme Court
Russell
Lawrence
Lee
John J. Boyle
Justice Field
Alpheus Sanford
J. M. Galvin
Christopher
FF. O’brien
J. O'Kane
Galvin
James L. Hillard
Woburn Mayoral Inauguration May Move to Council Chamber
Mayor elect Murray weighs a historic change for Woburn inaugural exercises shifting from Lyceum Hall to the council chamber. Historically about 600 attendees filled Lyceum Hall but the chamber may be too small for both old and new city administrations.
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Murray
Woburn
Council Chamber
Lyceum Hall
Newton 1894 Mayor Inauguration Planned For City Hall
The 1894 mayor and city government inauguration in West Newton is set for Monday at 3 PM in City Hall. Judge Kennedy will administer the mayoral oath, then the mayor will swear in the City Council members, with Colonel Isaac F. Kinksbury presiding and prayers by Rev George W Shinn. Alderman H E Bethfeld is expected to be re elected president. Charles W Knapp of Ward 4 is nominated for president by the Common Council caucus.
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Newton
City Hall
West Newton
John Co. Kennedy
Isaac F. Kinksbury
Everett City Hall Banquet Honors Mayor Evans Year’s Work
The Everett city government closed its labors with a banquet at Glendon Hall hosted by Mayor Alonzo H. Evans. Alderman Jenkins introduced Evans, who reviewed the year’s work. Mayor-elect Batchelder spoke, City Solicitor Smith spoke for artist J. A. Brown, presenting a large oil portrait of Evans.
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Everett
Glendon Hall
Alonzo H. Evans
C. FE. Jennings
Board of Aldermen
Evans
Batchelder
Smith
J. A. Brown
Jenkins
Dyer
Cate
Henderson
Aiken
Milligan
The
Common Council
Harvard Professor James Chosen President at Psychological Convention
At the convention in New York on December 28 Professor James of Harvard was elected president and Professor Carter of Columbia secretary. The next convention will be at Princeton during the 1834 Christmas holidays. The following were elected to membership Professors Duncan and Sheath of Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James
Harvard
Carter
Columbia
Princeton
Duncan and
Sheath
Yale
Brookline Catholics Hold Third Annual YMCA Ball
The Young Men's Catholic Association hosted its third annual ball at Brookline Town Hall last evening with National Guard Band music. James Casey directed the floor with assistants Nell J. Wal lace William H. Cusick L. J. Logan Thomas McCaffery Felix F. Johnson Joseph Cahill David T. Pickett Walter Carroll Dennis T. Harrington Joseph H. Conner John A. Curry E. A. MeBttrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Catholic Association
Brookline Town Hall
National Guard Band
James Casey
Nell J.wallace
William H. Cusick
L. J. Logan
Thomas McCaffery
Felix F. Johnson
Joseph Cahill
David T. Pickett
Walter Carroll
Dennis T. Harrington
Joseph H. Conner
John A. Curry
E. A. MeBttrick
Young Rabbi Hirschberg to preach at Temple Adath Israel
Rabbi Samuel Hirschberg of Fort Wayne Ind will occupy the pulpit of Rabbi Solomon Schindler at Temple Adath Israel and deliver the sermon tomorrow at 10 30 a m He is described as the youngest rabbi in the country and will be a guest of Jacob Morse during his stay in Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hirschberg
Fort Wayne
Ind
Solomon Schindler
Temple
Adath Israel
Boston
Jacob Morse
Greenwich Park
Christmas Presents Detained at Boston Post Office
At the Boston Post Office inquiry division several packages bound for foreign countries remain detained for postage due or nonpayment. The boxes include Christmas gifts misrouted or left to await settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post Office
Boston
Man Crushed Between Car and Building at Boston Depot
George E. Hanley age 35 of Kaan was badly injured at the new Boston & Maine depot when crushed between a car and the building. He was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Boston & Maine Railroad
George E. Hanley
Uge
Kaan
Bing
Massachusetts General Hospital
Sunday School Workers Talk on Moses and Pharaoh
The next Saturday afternoon gathering at the Unitarian building 25 Beacon street will discuss Moses and Pharaoh. The event targets Sunday school workers and invites participation.
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Unitarian Building
Beacon Street
Moses
Pharaoh
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