City Architect Wheelwright Faces New Complaint
Mayor Curtis receives a citizen letter accusing City Architect Wheelwright of mismanagement surrounding Morton Street Primary School construction in Mattapan and the旧 Dorchester Lyceum Hall purchase for temporary school use. Wheelwright calls the claims false and plans to seek legal redress and public reply. Political motives are suspected tied to former city architect Harrison H. Atwood’s supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Wheelwright
Morton Street
Mattapan
Dorchester Lyceum
City Hall
Harrison H. Atwood
Adams Will Leaves Kingston Funds For Lecture Hall Library
The Kingston will of Frederick C. Adams probated Oct. 7, 1874, provided public bequests after his wife’s death. Kingston receives $5000 for a hall and library building, books, statues, and pictures, plus a $1000 for Evergeen cemetery and $1000 for Adams Lodge. One third goes to Horatio Adams, two-thirds to Kingston for a hall and library, with executions by Azel H. Sampson and Horatio Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Frederick C. Adams
Kingston
Horatio Adams
Azel H. Sampson
Ward 19 Brookside club to stage social at Battery A hall
Brookside Associates Ward 19 plans its annual social at Battery A hall on West Newton street Thursday evening. Invitations already indicate a repeat of last year’s success, with Cherry's Orchestra and novel dance music selected by a committee to replace conventional ball routines and add new amusement channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Associates
Ward 19
West Newton Street
Cherry
Contest Ends With Diamond Earrings at St Augustine Fair
The St Augustine fair closed with a contest for a pair of diamond earrings won by Lizzie F Whitely and K O Donnell. After weeks of effort the pair received warm congratulations for their hard work in support of the fair. Rev Father Harkins saw Mrs P B Corbett and Miss Whitely named to buy the earrings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helre
St. Augustine’s Fair
South Bos
Lizzie F. Whitely
K. O'Donnell
Revival meetings to continue seven times in People's Temple
Canadian evangelists Hunter and Crossley report strong turnout at People's Temple revival services. After tomorrow they plan seven more meetings, with sessions scheduled for tomorrow morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Temple
Hunter and
Crossley
Balem Outscores Boston in Rough Night
Balem failed to keep pace with Boston's polc ustlers as they lost 8 to 5. Balem trailed early and could not close the gap, with Boston maintaining the lead through the final horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balem
Boston
Polcustlers
Hearing on costs for title examination in real estate loans
State House Boston January 31 1895 the Committee on Banks and Banking announces a hearing for interested parties on a petition proposing the cost split for title examination in real estate loans. The bank or trust company would pay half the expense and the borrower would pay the other half at Room 131 State House February 6 at 11 o clock a.m. J C Leach Chairman P Howe Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Banks and Banking
Nks
Bank Trust Company
J. C. Leach
P. Howe
Hearing on Lowell police petition before City Committee
State House Boston January 31 1895 the Committee on Cities will hear interested parties on a petition to place the Lowell police under the Board of License Commissioners at 10 30 a m Tuesday in Room 182 State House Edward S Bradford Chairman George H Newhall Clerk of the Committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Joseph B. Maccabe
Co. F. Sargent
Committee On Cities
Lowell
Board of License Commissioners
iRoom
Edward S. Bradford
George H. Newhall
Brookline Gas Light Company
Fort Point Channel
Joseph I. Neill
B. Willard
Metro- Park Commission
Ocean
Winthrop
Eck
George P. Sanger
Bwell
Newfoundland cabinet resigns in weeks of turmoil
D J Greene's provisional cabinet resigns after just over a month. Ex Premier Whiteway to form new cabinet and resume premiership. House of Assembly adjourns for a week as imperial government offers aid and relief funds. City soup kitchens overwhelmed. Blaine Johnson & Co. creditors settle at 3 cents on the dollar with two year payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johnn’s
N. F
Newfoundland
D. J. Greene
O’brien
Whiteway
William
Legislative Council
Whitewayites
House of Assembly
Blaine, Johnson & Co
Police Force May Expand and Promotions Rumored
With adequate appropriation an increase of about seventy police officers is planned and many more may become regulars. The civil service exams drew over 200 applicants this week and last, with 120 passing previously. Promotions are reportedly imminent as General Martins congestion plan details a captain in command of a new squad. Hanley and Tom Evars are top local contenders for the lead role. No changes will occur until the appropriation bill is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Martin
Hanley
Division 2
Tom Evars
West End
Protest Over Hutchinson Presidency Roils Republican City Committee
Discontent simmers over Senator Hutchinson’s election as president of the Republican city committee with a protest expected before the February 3 deadline. The 18 percent caucus law requires filing lists of members and officers with state and local officials. Also noted is last year’s acclamatory re-election of George A. Hibbard, who is not a committee member, and plans by Councilman G. Walden Smith to file the protest. In Brookline last night the winter assembly concluded with a fashionable attendance, ornate decor, and Cheeney's Orchestra providing a refined dance program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Republican City Committee
Commonwealth
State Committee
George A. Hibbard
Senator Hutchinson
G. Walden Smith
Veterans gain reinstatement for Boston lamp lighters
Boston Mayor Curtis recommends rehiring discharged lamp lighters and grants Grand Army men preference in future suspensions or discharges across city departments, ensuring veterans are favored over non veterans in staffing decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Curtis
Grand Army
Barney Hubbard Dead Local Sparrer Dies at Home
Barney Hubbard a well known local sparrer died last night at his home 272 Sumner street East Boston He was a Gloucester boy who moved to Boston as a lad and graduated from the Eliot School He showed athletic talent and became a clever fighter winning many battles in the last five years He was 42 years old and death was due to consumption
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Hubbard
Sumner Street
Boston
Hubbard
Gloucester
Old
Eliot School
Market rally after bond issue news lifts stocks
The stock markets opened strong on hopeful government bond news. London issues like St. Paul and Louisville & Nashville led gains while industrials such as Sugar Lead and Chicago Gas advanced. After an initial rise to cover shorts, a government bond plan announcement spurred a broad rally, with sterling around 4.87 to 4.88 and General Electric among the few weak spots amid liquidity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Paul
Louisville & Nashville
Chicago
Treasury Department
General Electric
BP. S. Mead & Co
Rock Island
Boston & Montana
R. L. Day & Co
Montana
Wolverine
Richardson, Hill & Co
Stackpole & Ely
Pope, Merrill & Co
Kearsarge
Quincy
Calumet & Hecla
Butte & Boston
Osceola
J. W. Davis & Co
George Westinghouse, Jr
New York
Atchison
National Linseed Oil Company
Cleveland
Parker the eminent specialist in America ad
W H Parker M A Tioston claims to be the most eminent specialist in America established in 1860 as chief consulting physician of Peabody Medical Institute. He says he earned the Gold Medal from the National Medical Association for an essay on exhausted vitality and neurosal debility and offers in person consultations 9 to 6 Sundays 11 to testimonials. The prospectus advertises a book The Life of Self‑Care and a tonic with 37 prescriptions for scale and ch ienly for $1.00 per cubic sealed invitation by letter or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Parker
Tioston
Aracee
America
Peabody Medical Institute
National Medical Association
Nerve Seed CO
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Boston
J. H. Lakin & Co
Smith Benedict & Co
Tremont St
Economic snippets from a late 19th century issue
Foreigners may sell goods at low prices to return profits home as bonds issue prompts action in Congress. Atchison exchange trades lag as coal prices fall due to surplus and weak demand. Chicago Gas settlement moves in New York. Whiskey Trust books locked during Peoria raid. Boston and Maine fares cut last year hit revenue. Denver Water Works property redeemed by Venner totaling millions, undermining foreclosure security. Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigners
Washington
Atchison
New York
Berry
Chicago Gas
Whiskey Trust Gang
Fin
Peoria
Boston & Maine
Clarence H. Venner
Denver Water Works
United States
Legal actions unfold in Massachusetts court docket
Feb 1 official report outlines sales, contracts and verdicts across sessions in Medestation and Chelsea. Cases include Emery vs Gardner Hardware, Tilton promissory note disputes, Trainer et al contract suit over marble work, renlevin possessions, and damages for factory injury. Superior Court entries schedule adjournments for Judge Hoar’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Emery
Gardner Hardware Comany
S. L
W. C. Wait
Charles W Trainer
Patricks
Chauncy Street
Rowe Place
William Trainer
A. H. Tatham
H. F. Naphen
Morse
Mullen
Als
Wilson
Wheeler
Stearns
City of Camridge
Bailey
Pollard
Adm
Note
Bradstreet
Shipping News Roundup of Arrivals and Departures
Ships and tugs arrive and sail from major ports with merchandise and passengers. Vessels listed include Carlisle City Hamburg bound with goods to Furness Withy, Polaria Hamburg with Woerpel, Caverland St John N R to Waldron, Shawmut Galveston towing Atlas, Dorchester Baltimore via Norfolk to A M Graham, and Portline Portland. Also noted are sailings of City of Gloucester Proctor, Penascot Ingraham Winterport, and several schooners and tugs sailing or sailing out with cargoes along the Atlantic coast. The bulletin records arrivals and departures, cargoes, and towing assignments across multiple ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaria
Ger
Woerpel
Hamburg
Wiliam Johnston & Co
Caverland Thompson
St. John
N. R
Eastport
Portland
BE. A. Waldron
Shawmut
Fuller
Galveston
Atlas
Stephen M. Weld
Dorchester
Parker
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
T. M. Whitney
Hallett
New York
H. M. Whitney
Penascot Ingraham
Winterport
Portlin
Snowman
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Ice King
Curran
Philadelphia
Aesopus
Gladiator
Kelly
Brookside
Preston
N. P Doane
Sears
Burnside
Shenandoah
Excel Tor
Newburyport
Robert H. Rathbun
Hock
Perth Amboy
Bonanza
Baltic
Brunette
Oliver S. Barrett
Irwin
Hume Gray
Rockland
Jennie Greenbank
Meader
Boothbay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Architect
Ball OF
the Brookline Associates
Miss Whitely
Bostons
Salems
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Mass
Massachusetts
Ben S. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
F. Trull
WM B. Turner
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
Brooklins
Brookline
R. W. Atkinson
Fred W. Paine
E. W. Atkinson
Prescott F. Hall
C. F. Sprague
Lee
Sargent
Henry Russell
S. P. Blake
Cheeney
Suffolx
Fessenden
C. M. Nelson Et al
Metropolitan Construction Company
P. B. Kiernan
C. F. Kittredge
Sherman
Nelile Lowe
David B. Munroe
Henry Lowe
Same
Main Street
Charlestown
J. S. Patten
M. EF. Stevens
W. M. Noble
F. H. Hovey
L. J. Veazie
City of
Dorchester Avenue
T. W. Proctor
S. H. Hudson
Blodgett
Hammond
Watson Ve
J. P. Silsby, Jr
Renlevin
Plaint
Pholns & Lamberd
Seriff
W. R Bartlett
A. Hemen Vae
DPD
F. Kimball
R. M. Morse and Co
Chelsea
Bartlett & Alderson
W. D. Turner
BE. W. Roberts
Mason
C. J
William A. Clark
H. A. Hill
S. L. Whipnle
H. Fiske
G. A. O. Ernst
Allerton P. Whitney
William Stopford
Boylston Street
Foy Sheldon
Hutchins & Wheeler
Middlesex, Ss
Bisnop
Stevens
St. Ry
Pollock Va. B
Hartshorn
Snow
Reid
Richards
Duffy
City of Woburn
City of Cambridge
Admx
T & Pac
B& Mo
Neb
B& N
OIG
Cirk&s
Cen Vt Bs
Tan Flee Fs
Ee Tin & N W
Rutland
Atchison Se Eee
Rost & Alb Ae Ee
Rost &Fuine Seer
CAN & St P
Tnd
Wa Colony
Trotan Pacific
Mining Atlantic
Most & Mont
Os Ae
Bell Tel
Ee Eee
Land West End
Ren “Lee
Enz
Pullman Palace
Westing
Suset. ci Wcgas
Bay State Gas
Stock Exchange
Wilson Wray & Co
State Street
Massachusetts Real
Mollie Gibson Mining
Cumberland & Oceo
Cumberland & Osceola Mining
Stormont Mining
Boston Water Power
National Telephone
Altham Motor
Boston Investment
Geyser Mining
Geo
Coldrock Mining Co
Coldrock
C.&h
Federal St
W. H. Albertson & CO
Broadway
NEW York Stock Sales
Tchivon
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ieee
GBE& Q
Cc Cc & St L Seas
Delaware & Hudson
del Lac
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
St Paul
Seeecon
St Paul & Omaha
Union Pacific
Wabash
Tate Gas
Traders’ Stock Exchange
Devonshire Street
Ighest
Carlisle City Bro. Matthews
Furness
California
Hambhnure
CIA
Hich
Raston
Yaormouth
M. S
Herald
St. Markew
York
Dudley Pray
Chalmette
Highland
Honey Brook
C. TI. R
Salem
Port Johnson
CC. RR. R
Simuel S. Thorp
Henry S. Tittle
Yale
Addie P. McFadden
Pool’s Landing
Cape Charles City
Frank Pratt Lee
Charleston
Julia S. Bailey
Elizabethport
Sesulwelkgly
Pathinn
Central Wharf
Stirdy
Indian
Savannah
Wiminton
West
F. P. Wing
BR. B. Sampson
Mzr
State St
Fiske Bldg
Savannah Line
New England and Savannah Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
New York & New England Railroad
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
Central Railroad of Georgia
Savannah, Florida & Western
Florida Central & Peninsular Railways
Georia
Florida
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisana
A. Dew. Sampson
Agt
Washington St
A. P
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Mississippi
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
N. E
E.mawheleyw
Acs
T Gen
Max Broadway
Indapo
Peepee
Binental Medical Co
Ill
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co
Hanover St
Weeks & Potter Co
Washinston St
Pui
Plac Koston
J. Ferre
Brow
Major. MacRae
Tremont Row
Witcox
PHILA
White Star Line
Queenstown
Liverpool
Red Star Line
Antwerp
EE. A. Apams & CO
Acents
Cor. Broad St
Indies
Atia Line
Jamaica
Hayti
Cuba
Nassau
Sdo Isthimus
Panama
E. A. Adams & CO
American Line
Southampton
Paris
Havre
International Navigation CO
Bowling Green
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Ren Li
Ios
Bos Keb
Rneowseeraan Fe
Camere Om
Sarems
Steamshins al
PS Carta
Kornturlomana
Sagamore
Warr
EN &@ CO
Milk Street
Fitea
Cunard Line
Cunard
Catalonia
Vephlomia
Pavonia
Scythin
England
Ireland
Scotland
Alexander Martin
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Stfanm
Newport News
Providence
Batimorea
Foton
Sai Oring
Saturay
Tern. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio
W. P. Turner
J. C. Whitney
Trattic
International Steamship CO
Lubec
Calais
Commercial
A. Waldron
The
Yarmouth Steamship Co
Yarmouth
N. S
Nova Scotia
Spinney
Gans Somere
Kansas
Vier 5
Hoosac Tunnel
Custom House
Warren & CO
Milk St
Milliken
Ashland
High St
Ashland Shoe & Leather CO
the Post
Ashland Shoe & Leather
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
P. O. Box
Newtonville
Mase
Kiti
H. T
Boston Public Schools
James Lavery
Florence Et
Stuations
Ronne
Narty
Medford
New England
Henderson Bros
North
Cambridge
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Henry Yppterson
Chardon St
Ston
C. W. York Company
Border St
A. R. Andrews
Court St
Kay
Eradia Bb. Ginzberg & CO
Njames Scalfs
Essex St
Worcester St
Tremont and
Cole's Ave
Warcevg
Slye
Miltings
Massachusetts General Hospital
Thomas B. Hall
Boylston Market Association
Mason Building
Soston
Columbus
Warren Avenues
C. B. Gordon
Columbus Ave
Mestcal
Ctuniers’ Union
P. O
D. Sua* Han
Emerald St
Henry W. Holland
Martha M. Atkins
Suffolk
St. Francis de Sal
Davis Robinson
County of
Sarah RB. Kurinsky
Fourth Street
Walnut Street
Abraham Kurinsky
Sarah R. Kurinsky
School At
Billie Azone
Ect
Deee