Tarife on Green Goods in Boston Exchange Meeting
A special meeting of the Boston Fruit and Produce Exchanges debated tariff changes on fruit especially oranges and lemons. After adjournments due to lack of quorum, some members pressed to remove the tax from green goods. A later meeting saw lively debate and a vote to reconsider the decision, with objections regarding procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Exchange
Bos
Lotos
The
Ways and Means Committee of Congress
Peli Brown
Sicily
California
F.C. Manchester
Jonathan Birelow
Harvard Yale Baseball Meeting in Springfield Framed Schedule
Representatives from Yale and Harvard met in Springfield to discuss athletics and a possible joint conference. If no action arises, a six game schedule is proposed with games at New Haven and Cambridge from May to June, plus a potential fifth game on June 28 if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Harvard
Springfield
Messrs
Tilney
Calhoun
Linn
Winslow
New Haven
Cambridge
Football Association
J. B. Ames
J. Cumnock
Baseball Association
Alae Winslow
Tani
Boat Club
HH. W. Keyes
J. J. Storrow
RV Hererick
E. Sturgis
J. W. Cummin
Harvard Baseball Association
University
Carey
W. A. Brooks
Caupimin
Cenlte Rush
Fits
P. D Crafford
Controversy over Presbyterian Confession Sparks Debate
In New York on February 2, Rev. Dr. John Hall of Pith Avenue Presbyterian Church argues against changes to the church confession. He cites creeds and predestination to support his stance, compares doctrines with other churches, defends missionary work, and urges careful study before revising faith statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Hall
Pith Avenue Presbyterian Church
Veader
Episcopal Church
Pharoah
Mereidai
Paul
Public Library Opens to Public For a Sunday Experiment
Bates Hall hosted a Sunday open house from 2 to 9 PM inviting a broader public to use the shelves and reading rooms. 217 readers visited, using 292 books, with most patrons being men though a notable female representation joined to observe or borrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Hall
Beneft
Youmans
India
Edison
Leo
Charles Dudiev Warnes
Bo'elock
Truth in French Drama by M Danian Lectures on Contemporary Literature
A lecture on truth in contemporary literature discusses Alexandre Dumas fils and Dumas père, and argues that stage truth must be instantly grasped by the public. It critiques romantic excess, praises Denis for portraying moral and social questions, and notes Damas as a modern realist counterpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffugo
Umas
George Sand
Hernia Ray Glas
Anthony
al. Dumas
Romanos
Becaue H
Mme. de Sévinne
Mother
Danziter
M. Jdunias Damselt
Trath
M. Denis
Tineeleven
Hernan
Roy Gls
M. Damas
History furnishes no parallel to the popular ity of Dr. Bul's Congressrup
Jonny has stumped his toe, poor fellow. Quick buy a bottle of Saivyution Ol
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bul
Jonny
Labor unions coordinate eight hour push and meetings
The Carpenters' District Center joined the eight hour demonstration on February 22 with Boston unions and delegations from across the state. The Joint Labor Conference elected leaders from the Central Labor Union and related bodies, debated municipal ownership of gas and electric services, and planned support for a textile petition. A protest opposed District 30 Kool L parade rights on Labor Day. The Single Tax League called a rally and backed petitions for single tax with 1500 names gathered. Local Assembly 7174 discussed reducing bonded sugar costs and the eight hour issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ District Cenner
Templar Hall
Boston
Shields
Pythian Hall
Lo & Newman
Amatmunated Building Trades Council
Joan T O'Neil
Central Labor Union
George C. Childs
Carpenters’ District Council
Edward O'Donnell
Ac Room T
Stave House
Board of Aldermen
District 30
Kool L
Blatchford Hall
Sylvester Ch
Washngton Street
Bext Simolay
Lewislaire
Mate House
Krriehty
Charlestown
Art Club Exhibition Presents A Wide Range Of Works
The exhibition features Edgar M Ward Sailmaker and Dellenbaugi Grinder, Carlton Chapman Fisherman Going to Sea, Hallett Antelets Island of Sark, Hardwick By the beat, and Smith Waterford Oaks. It highlights landscape studies by Walker Maton and others, notes Carl Hirschberg and Brackett pieces, and praises the democratic, varied display open daily from 9 am to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar M. Ward
Dellenbaugi
Grinder
Carlton H. Chapman
Ho A. Hallett
Island of
Sark
M. Ff. Hardwick
Henry P. Smith
Waterford Oaks
Myr. Smith
Charles A. Walker
C. Harry Maton
Etek A. Bicknell
Seg Atzai
Henry Orne Ryder
Brittany
Corot
Mr. Snyder
M. L. Berry
Swampscott
M. Macomber
W.d. Bixbee
Gallison
D. G. ‘Lyler
Cape Ann
Carl Hirschberg
J. Brackett
Voss
J. W. Champneys
Instey
J. Otis Adaims
Miss Cauldwell
India
Barly
A.M. Curtis
Gloucester Ifarpor
Miss Fairchild
Lawyers Peat Pond
Picardy
Herbert Denman
Leonard Oetiiman
HT. W. Wirtrous
Jd. Ambrose Kchara
Cigaries
Miilier
Long Island
Sermon on Self Sacrifice Draws Big Crowd at Grand Opera House
The Rev Dr Prithps Brooks spoke to a full audience on self surrender and duty, arguing good requires purging the baser self. He contrasted noble acts with selfish temptations, saying salvation comes from serving others, even at personal risk, as a child in peril is saved. A letter to the editor then urges outdoor fire protection for wires, proposing fusible protectors and noting Cambridge Observatory examples and past failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Prithps Brooks
Curist
Jesus
Iourvard Colere Observatory
Iself
Ofice
K. Bly
Pearl Street
Doston
E.c
Harvard College Observatory
Cambridge
Boston Athletic Club to Name Amateur Baseball Captain
The Boston Athletic Association forms its amateur baseball squad with Pete Lowell as captain. Candidates include Campbell, Sherman, Mackie, Slade, Bayden, Clark, Stores, and Lowell. Sherman as pitcher, Shores catcher, Hayden pitcher, Campbell catcher. Season opens in March, with games against Harvard, Yale, Williams and others, in the Boston League and touring circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Association
Pete
Lowell
Campbell
Sherman
Mackie
Slade
Bayden
Clark
Stores
Godman
Picher
Shores
Hayden
Harvard
Yale
Williams
Appleton
Hubbard
King
Kengsley
Parser
Lovo
Guild
Rand
Cuterwood
Denney
Kingsley
Crownnshield
Fellows
tHubbard
New Haven
George A. Adee
Walters
Camp
J. D. Jackson
W.C. Rhodes
C. D. Hamill
Jackson
Hamill
Massachusetts Division League of American Whtelmen
New York
James i. Wann
Olio
W. H. Emery
Boston
George J. Bidwell
Burress
Rrotter
Duiney Yacht Club
John Shaw
George Gcmaville
Henry. M. Naxon
Llenry J. Buurpus
Vani Il
Blackiur
Parry L. Rice
Taa Ony Oo
Willie Shine
George y+ottman
Alicio
Howse Commjites
Tehigorin
Two Churches Dedicated in West Lynn and Mie
In West Lynn the Primitive Methodist Episcopal Church on Hint Street was dedicated before a large congregation. The dedicatory sermon was by the head or Bates man of Lowell. The church cost 600 dollars with 140 subscribed and paid. land leased for five years for one cent. a collection added 50 dollars. Services are planned for the week. In Mie the new vestry of the Methodist Church was dedicated with exercises. the second as preached by Rev J Li Thompson of Lapieyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mippleton
Srecian
Mie Methodist Chiarch
J. Li. Thompson
Lapiey Ville
Rev John G Brooks Lectures on Social Reform
The Rev John G Brooks spoke at Horticultural halls on Are the Poor Growing Poorer addressing private property and wage earners. He cited Giffen and cross country alms house food levels, arguing the poor’s condition varies by personal circumstance and historical period.
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John & Brooks
Free Religious Society
John G. Brooks
Horticultural Dials
Mr. Brooks
Robert Giffen
Isterland
Prussia
Brooks
Lewis
They spat in his plate leading to arrest on assault charge
A man identified as 2ndolph Lertheld was arrested by Officers Joyce and Rawlins after a knife assault at a Court street restaurant. He says Charles J. Lamb spat in his plate and attacked him after a second spat. Lamb was struck in the head in self defense. the wound is not dangerous. Lertheld was released on 200 bail. Separately Michael Monahan of Hopkinton died after being thrown from a horse Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her Held
Tremont House to appoint McPartlin manager
McPartlin, long time confidential clerk to Tremont proprietor Stranahan, is poised to become manager replacing Edward Harris. While McPartlin denied the matter, hotel staff expect the move after Stranahan returns, likely by Wednesday. The Haddock and Vendome hotels report crowded arrivals and social events with numerous guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. McPartlin
Stranahan
Tremont House
Edward Harris
McCartlin
Stranshaw
Dhe
Ove Ot
Stanswick
K. R. Conant
New Your
George Eee
Angover
Siass
G. Machade
Salem
L i Thomson
Baltimore
A Parker
Proy
N.Y Vendome
Whittall and
Wits
Alfred Thomas
Spinefield
Hoke
Grand Rapids
Mich
Parker
Tarles H. Sheldon
Rutland
Ponder
Albans
Vig Bee Brown
K. G. Rowell
Kansas
New York
M. Freeman
Worcester
Air
W.S. Galton
Alvany
Engle
Lewis J. Emner
New Welsare
Emma Newman
Chicago
Jefverson
W. Gilson
Philadelphaa
Ponday
Olds
Portland
Chirles
Cleveland
O. Clark
D. H. Kevehe
Kas
A. Somers
St. Paul
Miu
J.C. Barnes
Kan
Kuirris
Johny D. Miller
Philadelphia
Penn
W. New York
Ie i Bier
Inelian’ Wolis
Ind
James. P. Jierrison
Atlanta
Id. G. Hawks
United States Circuit Court assigns hearing in habeas case
Feb 1 court notes in William J. Stevens habeas corpus case set for Thursday hearing. United States v Bell Telephone Company discusses motion for three month extension to present testimony about related patents Crawbaugh Rice and Bell. Court considers relevance and good faith arguments, with counsel listed.
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United States Circuit Court
Bell i
Bell
Rice
United States
3. C. Whitmen
Washington
O. A. Galvin
Chauney Smith
Elias Merwin
Legal Case Index Fragment from Third Session List
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous Mass appellate v cases with docket numbers, pairs of parties, and session notes. It mentions dates and notes that actions not before Jan 25 are included, with references to multiple parties such as Murdock v Richardson and Proctor v Fitchle, alongside court hints like examination time and session designations.
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Federes Wal Ibaecketk
Hannan
Same
Saine
Samne
Leo —Burke
Richardson
Sugar Tariff Proposal Cited by Boston Letter Writer
A Boston letter argues for a fixed sugar tariff to protect American beet sugar producers and employ American vessels. It cites proposed duties, historical rates, and the influence of figures like Claus Spreckels, Hector D. Mayeremeyer, and Louisiana sugar interests, noting past tariffs and plantation values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanavie Islands
Louisiana
United States
Great Britain
United
Immnber Ch
Claus Spreckels
Sandwich Islands
New -York
Hector di Hmavermeyer
Europe
West
Aetariuis
Paris
Magnolia
ex-Goveror HH. C
A. Bouchereau
New Orlenus
Sturar
Taport
Tom Jaya
Cuba
Java
Boston
Commonwealth Loan and Trust Company Offers Ten Year Debentures
The Commonwealth Loan and Trust Company offers iG bonds in denominations of 50, 100, 200, 400 and 1000. These ten year debentures are secured by first class mortgages with semi annual interest. A report dated 1 November notes the directors and endorses the corporation’s solvency and the investment appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Top Commonwealth Loan and Trust Company
Probate petition list for Monday executors and guardianship
Returnable list for Monday contains numerous probate and guardianship filings. Names include Jamies Alden Jusia Ambrose Iversa Witt Benjamin Gangs Amory Belly Pescea Billings Mary Brewer Howard Carey Isabella Carr Joshua Carey Mary Cole Lugohbelir PoC ovodb John Edwards Gilbert Gilbert Nathan Gibb Emeline Glover Florence Gould Augustas Gu J Earle Gunter Esther Hart William Haskell Francis Henry Joseph Jackson Adelice Lincoln and others for accounts probates guardianships and adoptions in the estate court.
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Jamies Alden
Jusia S. Ambrose
Amory
Pecea U
Bowman
Mary Brewer
Senng
Isabella Carr
Jderesiah Carey
Mary Cole
Gubet Evans
Sesag
Trenry Ewell
Gertrude Emerson
Albert J. Emery
John Lord
George W. Floyd
Seth W. Fore
Eilen Jibbons
bDenjamin J. Gilbert
Enjamin
J. Gilbert
Nathan B. Gibus
Traustee
C. Walker
Emeline Tr. Glover
Florence Gould
Adnmiunis
S—Herimann Grundels
Carehittine
Leveret D. Gunter
Sguzvzg
Chia Bb
Willam L. Tarper
Siunes Perton
Esther &. Hart
Willam J. Haskell
William L. Waskell
Francis I. Henry
Joseph Jackson
Adelice Lincoln
Pete Will. N
Probate and guardianship petitions listed with executors and trustees
A compilation of court notices showing petitions for administration probate and guardianship, executor and trustee accounts, and related actions. Names include Mary Lincoln, Obadish Merritt, Eliza Metingh, Caroline Oliver, Ephram Peabody, Silas Vierce, Xavier Reiter, Richard Ritchey, Lacy Sanborn, John Sheeley, William Ward, Sammet Weld, Benjamin Wing, Mark Pope, Thomas Iines, Charles Kittenges, Sarah MecGann, Edward McGann, Henry Homer, William J. Stanton, and others, with various estate and guardianship proceedings and final or first accounts.
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Mary Lincoln
Saah N. Marden
Eliza
Metingh
Obadish Merritt
Wil
Minot
Yelliva
Rebhel
Huy
Ulla Woprls
Mary A. O'Brien
Caroline A. Oliver
Ephram Peabody
Administra Coun
Silas Vierce
Sarah S. Cole
Nuavier Reiter
Veuion
Richard Ritchey
Lacy Sanborn
John d. Sheeley
Petiion
Tor
William D. Ward
Sammet Weld
Benjamin F. Wing
Trustees Tood
Mark Pope
Thomas Iines
Excerpt
Charles Kittenges
Sarah MecGann
Edward McGanah
Minor
William M. Prye
Henry Homer
William J. Stanton
William J. Stanton, Administrator’s First Accvount. Sbxvo
Wilstin Chambers
Levi Whitcomb
Tristee
Whitcomb
William Henry Grace
Paris Exposition Awards and Bottling Endorsements
At the Paris Exposition reports list top prizes including many gold, silver, and bronze medals. The G Taylor Old Bourbon and G O G Taylor Pare Eye Whiskeys are endorsed by connoisseurs and physicians and sold by leading druggists and grocers. Certee Hl Graves & Sons, sole proprietors, Aston, claim the highest awards for purity and quality.
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G. ©. Taylor
G. OG. Taylor
Cork
Certee Hl
Graves & Sons
ASTON
Legal Case Listings Across Multiple Docket Numbers
A sequence of docket entries lists numerous pairs of parties and case numbers including Green v. 4643 sellars v Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co 5641 Green v Conkey A242 Name v same Hheso Monaghan v COX 599 Ryan v Naumkeag Street Railway Co 5605 Mudae v Pare 5646 Donahoe wdlmax v Guidet 670 Wilson v Medbury 5679 Overbeck v Par sons HT1A Kvsde v Heath A772 Roberson v Tufts 5777 Winchester et al astenee ve Richardson 5314 Cook v Noumkeitys St Railway Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOGO
Rovn Et al
Green
Sellars
Wheeler & Wilson Mig. Co
Conkey
Same
Hheso— Monaghan
Wilson
Medbury
Overbeck
Parsons
Kvsde
Heath
Roberson
Tufts
Winchester Et al
Astenee
Ve. Richardson
Cook
Noumkeitys St. Railway Co
Court Case List Fragment with Multiple v. Parties
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous cases in order by docket numbers. It includes Stewart v Pratt, West v Dow Rois, Conway v, Frottingham v itil cuit, Farrington v Haley, Grene v Keefe, Sparrow v Marcus, Goodwin v Libvey, Mansel Day Est, Dempsey v Burgan, Bryant Va brabus, Gans v Goo, Gerstel v Stern, Harrison v Norton, Lrowil v Sherourne, Stock v Stock, Sawyer v Wilker, Ott v Williams, Price v Lothro, Morrison v Myrick, Robbins v Boon, Marston v Smith, Sehense v The Ni leC Magazine Co, Blacker v Girant, Durhit v Donde, Niles v Metcalf, Ay v Pressey, Kenney v Proctor, Barnard v Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Pratt
West
Dow
Rois -Poster
Conway
Frottingham
Itilcuit
Farrington
Haley
Stock
Sawyer
Wilker
Ott
Williaus
Price
Lothro
Morrison
Myrick
Robbins
Boon
Marston
Smith
Sehense
the Ni Ec. Magazine Co
Blacker
Girant
Durhit
Donde
Niles
Metcalf
Pressey
Sibes Kenney
Proctor
Barnard
Cummings
Grand Jury Reports Tomorrow in Salem Lottery Case
Salem, Feb 2. Special. The grand jury will report tomorrow at 10 o clock to Judge Sherman. The city shows interest in the findings regarding the Salem brass band lottery case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salemm
Sherman
Salem Brass Band
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Tarife
the Fruit and Produce Exchange Mold
Harvard Athletics
Munroe Thayer
Younes Men's Christian Union
New England Railroad Club
United States Hotel
Emmanuel Chapel
Cano
Veith’s Hotel
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B. Heyworth
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A.B. Crocker
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Boston Athletic Club
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Hopkinton
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Fivebs “. Martin
Chandler
Macomber
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Dune de Beyej—Coyne
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Thompson
Washenston SP
Gligquot Clus
Gak Grove Farm Bottling
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Superior Civil Court
Essex County
Curtis
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