Eleven Years After Firm Opens New Headquarters
A Lisbon area business shift traces the Caswell and Livermore partnership moving from 392 Atlantic avenue to 361 then 428, expanding from six to twelve employees and widening wholesale fish, salt, pickled goods, with delivery wagons, a 30 mile reach, and continued growth since January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caswell
Atlantic Avenue
G. W. Clatur
Well- Livermore & Co
Alfred More
George K. Liverty
Livermore
Boston
Ali
Boston Architect Junket to New York Dies Northward Tour
Seventy five members of the Boston Architectural Club and the Boston Society of Architects arrived in New York and visited notable buildings. They toured the Tiffany House, G H Marquand home, and the American Fine Arts building before attending the Architectural League’s annual dinner. Tomorrow includes visits to Vanderbilt and Whitelaw Reid houses and a reception at the Architectural League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Boston Architectural Club
Boston Society of Architects
Architectural League
League
American Fine Arts
Grand Union Movel
Tiffany House
Seventy Second Street
Madison Avenue
Tiffany
G. H. Marquand
Church of the Incarnation
St. Gaudens
la Farge
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Vanderbilt
Whitelaw Reid
Church of the Ascension
Century Club
Judson Memorial Church
Washington Arch
Northampton Ends Longstanding South Street Crossing
Northampton reports the five year effort culminated in closing the South street crossing over Mill river with a new bridge and approach opened nearby. The New York New Haven Hartford line fenced the highway, prompting citizen anger over railroad space for a possible depot. Fence portions were torn down amid threats and indignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
South Street
Mill River
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Dallas Bank Receiver Sues National Park Bank
Daniel C Baxter receiver of the Ninth National Bank of Dallas sues the National Park Bank of New York in U S Circuit Court to recover 274 4107 dollars paid after the Dallas bank failed on June 1 1891 claiming the transfer violated banking laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel C. Baxter
Ninth National Bank of Dallas
Tex
United States
National Park Bank of
Financiering of Gas Trust Hurts Boston Company Pushes for Dollar Gas
Critics accuse the Bay State Gas Company of price gouging Boston Gas, noting 1890 and 1891 purchases at $1 per thousand feet with rebates, and 1892 again priced high. They urge end to gas trust profits, insisting consumers deserve lower rates and local production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Gas Company
Bay State Gas Company
Bay State Company
Boston Company
Bay State
Boston
Gas Trust
Eeset E Re Rees
Morphine Downfall of a Typewriter Thief
Alfred M. Tuttle alias Henry Vignaux once a bright Lisbon New Hampshire youth rose to a traveling merchant before morphine addiction tipped him into crime. A police station physician estimated his daily dose could kill ten men and he was arrested for stealing numerous typewriters last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Tuttle
Henry Vignaux
Tuttle
Lisbon
N. H
Ploughman Farmers Meet Today at Devonshire Street Room 605
The next Ploughman farmers' meeting will be held in Room 605, John Hancock Building, 178 Devonshire Street, today at 10 o'clock am. An essay by H. R. B. Kin ney of Worcester will address Diseases of Plants and Their Remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploughman Farmers
John Hancock Building
Devonshire Street
H. RB. Kinney
Worcester
Lecture on Huguenots by Professor Lord at Dartmouth Street
Professor Charles E. Lord will give a lecture titled The Huguenots of the Old World and the New in the Reformed Episcopal Church on Dartmouth Street on Sunday evening. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Lord
D. D
Reformed Episcopal Church
Dartmouth Street
Boston Public Schools to Reopen Monday
The secretary of the school committee announced that the Boston public schools will reopen on Monday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Public Schools
Jury Awards 2000 to Riggs Against Boston & Maine
In Superior Civil Court the jury found for Riggs against the Boston and Maine Railroad for 2000 dollars. Knowlton versus the same railroad favored the defendants. Six other suits stem from injuries at Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Riggs
Boston & Maine Railroad
Knowlton
Gloucester
Malden’s Fourth Disappearance Mystery Deepens
William Boyle 45, a Malden laborer living at 250 Pleasant Street, has vanished since Monday. This marks the fourth disappearance in a week in the quiet city. A search extended to Lynn with little progress, Boyle described as 5ft 1in, 167 pounds, with a green shale over one eye. he was found later by Officer Enright on Commercial Street. His wife supports four children and faces worry as residents fear an epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyle
Pleasant Street
Malden
Boyle
Lynn
Edwards
Campbell
Enright
Commercial Street
Chamber of Commerce asks Cunard for faster service Boston to Liverpool
Boston Chamber of Commerce members urge Cunard Steamship Company to place at least one or more of the Etruria and Umbria type steamers on the Boston to Liverpool line next year. They believe such a move would advance Boston and New England's commercial interests and expect the company to heed public wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Cunard Steamship Company
Here
Liverpool
Boston
New England
Cunard Company
Mass
Massachusetts
Fort Mardyck Commune in Dunkirk Seafaring Settlement
The Fort Mardyck colony near Dunkirk began in 1670 when four Picardy families offered maritime service. Louis XIV granted 300 acres, with strict land tenure to sustain self-governed, language preserving sailors who marry early, farm surplus, and support elders via a common fund, forming a nearly self sufficient, healthy village of 1706 residents with no paupers and a strong civic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis XIV
Dunkirk
Benards
Everarts
Zoonekents
Godens
Cuecq
Picardy
Fort Mardyck
London Standard
Louis XV
Mardyck
France
Leis XIV
Stawart
Everart
Vilages
Speakership caucus plans stir lawmakers in Boston
The Hon W E Barrett and Frank P Bennett push for party caucuses to back a speaker bid. Barrett favors a Wednesday forenoon meeting before the Legislature opens while Bennett urges a Tuesday evening gathering. Each lists about fifty endorsers in circulated letters and invites colleagues to attend at the American House and state house Green Room on Jan 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Barrett
Frank P. Bennett
Barrett
Bennett
Mr. Barrett
American House
Boston
Essex County
W. Ackley
Fitchburg
E. B. Atwood
Plymouth
L. H. Bartlett
Lynn
Amos Bickford
E. S. Brewer
Springfield
William H. Brigham
Hudson
Charles H. Bryant
George H. Buck
Chelsea
Dwight Chester
Newton
H. H. Collamore
Pembroke
Marcus ©. Cook
Medford
John Pp. Newhall
A. M. Nickerson
Harwich
Bowdoin S. Parker
W. E. Parkhurst
Clinton
S. A. Potter
Salem
E. Richardson
Gloucester
J. T. Richmond
Abington
Malcolm E. Rideout
Cambridge
H. F. Rockwell
Sylvanus Smith
W. H. Sprague
Stone
State House
Frederic W. Bliss
John S. Richardson
F. W. Darling
Hyde Park
Morrill
Waltham
E. I. Comins
Worcester
John C. Alden
Cramnton
William A. Warner
Hardwick
Charles T. Jackson
Swampscott
M. H. Merriam
Lexington
Royal Robbins
Washington Street
Augustus G. Persins
FE. B. Hayward
Eastham
Thomas Russell
State Street
Anthony Smakey
Nantucket
John KE. Abbott
Watertown
Elkanah Crowell
West Yarmouth
H. P. Austin
Oakham
J Mes P. Crosby
Foster Street
Burrell Porter, Jr
North Attleboro
Benjamin F. Brown
Cliff Street
F. F. Read
Pittsfield
George v. L. Meyer
Mahlon R. Leonard
Alfred S. Roe
Abner Rice
Lee
Wellington E. Parkhurst
William A. Sherwin
Ayer
Jeremiah J. Richmond
Edwin Co. Miller
Wakefield
Isaiah Hutchins
West Acton
Henry
Monson
Hiram A. Taylor
Middlefield
E. W. Wood
Easthampton
H.C. Hall
Woburn
Charles H. Crane
Somerville
Allen F. Carpenter
Arthur H. Wellman
Maiden
John &. Parry
Henry J. Jennings
Broker William Albertson Arrested for New York Warrant
Alfred Carr also known as William wa Albertson and operating as William H Albertson & Co at 38 Kilby street was arrested by Inspector Gerraughty and Detective McCarthy as a fugitive from New York for four years for grand larceny or embezzlement totaling 4600 dollars. Carr, seated in a busy office, admitted the warrant and agreed to return to New York with the New York detective after booking in Pemberton square. He was taken to headquarters and left by 1 pm train for New York, maintaining he could clear himself. The case notes the firm Yates & Co as previous employers and the warrant password.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wa. Albertson
Alfred Carr
Gerraughty
McCarthy
New York
Carr
Kilby Street
Wiliam H. Albertson & Co
Thomas J. McCarthy
Pemberton Square
Beng
Albertson
Europe
Yates & Co
Boston in the Wool Trade Compared With 1891
The Commercial Bulletin reports a 1892 review showing U S sheep numbers up to 44,938,000 and the national clip rising to 333,018,405 pounds. Domestic wool on hand in Boston grows to 30,650,500 pounds while foreign stock climbs to 4,341,000. Boston’s yearly sales rise 32,292,141 pounds from 1891, with Boston adding 6,000,000 pounds more than the total domestic gain. The national totals show 68,554,000 pounds domestic and 18,383,575 pounds foreign on hand versus 73,991,400 and 21,154,866 in 1881. American mills’ wool consumption also climbs by 59,?00,000 pounds over 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Bulletin Today
United States
Boston
Joint committee ends session on revising Commonwealth judiciary
The joint special committee of the Legislature met at the State House in executive session yesterday. Their work is completed and the meeting yesterday morning was their last. The committee will submit its report and recommendations when the Legislature convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
State House
Legislaure
Columbian stamps arrive at Boston post office
Postmaster Hart announces the Columbian stamps issued by the Washington Postoffice Department will go on sale New Year's Day. The new series comes in 1 2 3 60 80 50 cent and $1 to $5 denominations, differs in size, and will be sold only through 1895 alongside the existing stamp series which will remain available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Postoffice Department
Washington
Boston
Losco
Railroad officials pledge caution after East Boston crossing tragedy
The railroad commissioners, acting on the Aldermen's request, investigated the East Boston accident in which two young women were killed. They report railway companies will be more careful in loading cars at the crossing and will install new gates if needed. The commission also bans car kicking at the crossing from this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Old Crow Whiskey Four Years Old Four Dollars Per Gallon
A grain whiskey listing notes Old Crow Whiskey aged four years priced at three dollars per gallon in a local sale. The terse item identifies the product and cost without additional context or branding beyond the period tone.
Sunday Services Set Across Boston Churches
Sunday religious events announced across Boston area: B M Christian Union at Union Hall 48 Boylston with Rev Phillips Brooks and a double quartet. Forst M E Church temple street with Rev Louis Alpert Banks and a full music program. Music Hall features Rev A A Miner on Christian Patriotism. Shawmul Congregational Church Tre Mont Street with Rev E B Webb and communion. note on Fall River Line Sunday trips ending, now continuing year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Phillips Brooks
A. CG. Wellington
G. M. Sturtevant
Edith L. Munroe
Anna G. Sawyer
L. O. Grover W. H. Brown
N. F. Lincoln
John 5. Sawyer
George Mendall Taylor
Forst M. E. Church
Temple Street
State House
Louis Alpert Banks
Boston
Star Chamber
Board of
J. W. Lawrence
Nettie Coburn
Sherman Raymond
C. W. Holmes
W.C. Bailey
Somerville
E. B. Webb
D.D
Fall River Line
Mason & Hamlin Shipments Show Large Exports
A big display yesterday morning showcased Mason & Hamlin organs as 176 instruments loaded into twenty-one teams for the Catalonia voyage to Liverpool under Metzler & Co. This marks the largest single organ shipment from the country, with prior orders to Buenos Aires and Japan illustrating strong foreign trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason & Hamlin
Cunard Dock
Catalonia
Liverpool
Messrs. Metzler & Co
London
Messrs. Mason & Hamlin
Buenos Ayres
South America
Japan
Opium Theft Charge Involving Montreal Trader
Oniseme Mathieu was arraigned for larceny after a 250 case opium theft. Alfred Marisetti of Montreal says he shipped the drug to Mathieu last May and that a clerk stole it, while Mathieu blames a clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oniseme Mathieu
Alfred Marisetti
Montreal
Marisetti
Mathieu
Fire commissioners move to old court house rooms
Fire commissioners shifted from Fremont Street headquarters to the former court house rooms assigned for their use until the new fire department headquarters is ready. They plan to begin business in the old rooms today and held their noon meeting in Chief Webber's Mason Street office yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Street
Old Court House
Fire Department
No Sign Of Campbell Stirs Malden Rumors Of Navy Enlistment
No sign of Campbell emerges as friends in Malden suspect he has joined the navy. Campbell, known locally and recently paid at the rubber works, left his clothes and had family differences, while a diligent search yielded no clues about his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Navy
Malden
Lieve
Campbell
District Court verdicts and Suffolk Trust case notes
In federal court Nelson and Goulden face counts over counterfeit coin moulds with a $100 fine and six months in Cambridge Jail while a witness Rogers draws ten days. The Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court hears cases on the Suffolk Trust Company affairs, price disputes over Exchange Building leases, mandamus against Boston Aldermen for recount access, and receiver appointments in several matters. Justice Morton presides, with several motions and decrees ordering receivers and enforcing trade secrets protections. The Pepperell case ends with a ruling recognizing public rights in the common land and dismissing further litigation on title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Goulden
G. Hamilton
United States
Cambridge
Alfred E Rogers
Hamilton
D. G. Nichols
Robert Crosby
Daniel McCaskell
Ae Marshall
E. P. Carver
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Equity
Lathrop, J
Suffolk Trust Company
John Haskell Butler
Exchange
Clement K. Fay
Edward O’donnell
Boston
W. H. Baker
T. M. Babson
Corporation Counsel of
Sanborn Vs. Mutual
Sherman L. Whiple
E.q
L. Whipple
M. Gove
Mirno
Kate Dutt
Sons and Daughters of America
Bill
George T. Lncoin
D. O'Connell
J. M. Gove
John W. Carter
William P. Crockett
Bill In Equity
Compariant
Bin
Warren & Brandeis
F. Reddy
Justice Morton
J. First Parish of
Pepperell
Town of
Charles Lakin
Wiliam Ames
Ames
Larkin
Hearish
G. F. Richardson
G. A. Blaney
S. J. Elder
G. A. Sanderson
Hudson Associates form bicycle club with new officers
A smoke talk hosted by Hudson Associates of the North End on Thursday evening led to the formation of a bicycle club. Officers named were Rodney Weston as captain Farnsworth Coyle as lieutenant and James W Casey as bugler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Associates
North End
Rodney Weston
Farnsworth Coyle
James W. Casey
Meehan v Meehan equity suit over Cabot Street conveyance
Superior Court Suffolk session reports equity action filed by Ham mond J Patrick Meehan against Bridget Meehan seeking to set aside a real estate conveyance at 259 Cabot Street Roxbury. Complainant claims the transfer arose from a mistaken renewal of a matured mortgage held by Joyce and later conveyed to the respondent, his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Equity
Hammond
Patrick Meehan
Bridget Meehan
Bil
Cabot Street
Roxbury
Joyce
Probate court list of decedents and estates
In Suffolk Massachusetts on December 30 a probate court admitted wills for John Caldwell William H Harrington Augusta A Scott Dora Swift Foster Thomas Cassidy Peter Ross John T Davis Edwin Freeman Julia Perkins E O Brien Edward A White and James McMorrow Administrations were granted on the estates of Alice Riley Jeremiah McMorrow Jacob Step Oleva A Dority Charles Rogers Mary E Bell Amanda C Worth Charles H Cummings Peter Lyden Isidor Schuster Martin Egan Elizabeth Dowden Mary Kenney Mary D Wallace and John Knox
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Harriman
John Caldwell
William H. Harrington
Augusta A. Scott
Dora Swift Foster
Thomas Cassidy
Peter Ross
John T. Davis
Edwin Freeman
Julia Perkins
E. O’brien
Edward A. White
James McMorrow
Alice Riley
Jeremiah McMorrow
Jacob Step
Oleva A. Dority
Charles Rogers
Mary E. Bell
Amanda C. Worth
Charles H. Cummings
Peter Lyden
Isidor Schuster
Martin Egan
Elizabeth Dowden
Mary Kenney
Mary D. Wallace
John Knox
Insolvency court proceedings in Suffolk with multiple cases
First and second meetings held in numerous insolvency cases including Chase May Co and Frank B Hall with assignees named. Discharges granted to Sedgwick Knapp Cobleigh Thompson Irwin, and refusals in others. Hearings adjourned to Jan 27 1895 and Feb 17 1893 with a 5 percent dividend in Wheatland case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Harriman
Chase, May & Co
Frank B. Hall
Burton Goodwin
Luther W. Chick
Jaron O. Pratt
W. Fred Kimball
Timothy W. Manning
R S. Hill
Augustus R. Specht
William H. Mitchell
Rufus Brackett
Arthur F. Breed
James E. Hooper
Charles F. David
Francis M. Bardwell
Clement H. Colman
Walter Kk. Freeman
Cassius C. Powers
Andrew L. Bridges
George E. Sedgwick
Henry C. Knapp
George E. Cobleigh
Samuel D. Thompson
George C. Irwin
Benjamin H. Benton
W. Freeman Fisher
William W. Gibb
Henry M. Pitt
Samuel Stubbs
Augustus J. Quino
Haris B. Hateh
Henry D. O. Kurrus
Isaiah W. Emereson
William J
Admittance Requested for Carleton Hunnemary in MA Circuit Court
Boston notice dated December 20, 1892 states Carleton Hunnemary of the jail district applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts under the court rules. Commissioner John G. Stetson signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Carleton Hunnemary
Admi-Sion
John G. Stetson
United States Circuit Court
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Co. T. Molar Shoe Co
Washington St
Broadway
South
Junket
Horthampton Objects
Dallas
National Drug CO
Win
Morphine
Etruria
Roi Soleil
Mr. Bennett
Call Read
Read
Gen
Man
Devonshire St
Kingston St
Gilbert
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Joseph N. Daval
B. L. Abercam Et al
Duval Automatic Switch Company
Williams & Anderson
M. O. Adams
H. V. Cunningham
Justice Bishop
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