Deadlock in Boston City Clerk race and Osborne probe
Mayor Matthews pushes an investigation into Police Commissioner Osborne and the New England Printing Telegraph Company. The board votes to revoke the location and to seek a Legislature inquiry, while City Clerk deadlock persists with McLaughlin and Galvin tied at the ballot.
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Matthews
Board of Aldermen
Osborne
New England Printing Telegraph Company
Sullivan
Wiliam M. Osborne
Board of Police Commissioners
Leavy
Orry
Boston
Orrick
Honorable Board of Aldermen
New England Rinting Telegraph Company
Abner McKinley
McKinley
Pace
New England Ting Telegraph Company
State House
Easil
Board of Police
Commonwealth
Police
Police Department
Stree
Teity of
Rd of Police
Enz- Jang Printin Telegraph Company
Tam
John A. McLaughlin
J. Mitchell Galvin
Jon. A. McLaughlin
Keenan
Court House
Boston City Council Debates Reform and Wires Policy
The Boston City Council debated reform within the Suffolk County bar, attacked certain commissioners, and advanced measures to fund city borrowing, regulate street wires, and manage the Charles River basin. They moved toward transferring fire alarm control, exempting certain officers from civil service, and pursuing a joint committee for annexations and bridge construction near East Boston. Abbott Lawrence and E M Chamberlain petitions sought street improvements and public meeting space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keenan
Stebbins and
Whidden
Republican Party
Godfrey Morse
Suffolk County Bar
Farmer
Boston
Committee On Fire Department
Board of Fire Commissioners
Charles River
Lis
Civil Service
Board of Aldermen
Carruth, Lewis, Meyer and
Rust
Lee
Sullivan
Lewis
Easton
Abbott Lawrence
Commonwealth Avenue
Charlcsgate West
Newbury Street
Charlesgate
E. M. Chamberlain
Fancuil Hall
Dean of Harvard Resigns After Nine Years in Office
Professor Clement L. Smith resigns as Dean of the Faculty of Harvard College. He cites the demanding duties and desire to devote time to teaching and writing as the two main reasons. The resignation will take effect at Commencement to allow faculty time to select a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement L. Smith
Harvard College
Eliot
Smith
Petition Supporters Urge Retention of Postmaster Corse
Fifty three of fifty seven Boston Executive Business Association members sign a petition for Postmaster Corse. The petition leaves Boston for Washington to be presented to Senator Hoar, with three delegates from each of nineteen trade groups backing Corse and signaling the association represents substantial commercial interests.
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Boston
Washington
Senator Hoar
Postmaster Corse
Boston Executive Business Association
E. A. Curtiss
Why Do You Cough Cures Cough at Once
Advertisement claims Kemp's Balsam cures coughs immediately and prevents consumption. It warns delay is dangerous and lists prices 60c and 1.00 at druggists. The copy stresses urgency and effectiveness of the remedy.
Essex Baptist Social Union formed in Salem
Representatives from twenty four Salem Baptist Association churches met at First Baptist Church to form the Essex Baptist Social Union. The organization counts over 100 members with officers led by President Rev H Henckley and asst officers D J Robinson H Price Leland Cole and F W Pevear.
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Essex Baptist Social Union
Salem
Sprechan
Salem Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
H. Henckley
Lynn
D. J. Robinson
Gloucester
H. Price
Leland Cole
F. W. Pevear
Yno
Dr. Lawson
Boston
T. J. Villers
Legislature Debates Rules Power Plus Senate Conforms
Massachusetts House debates rule 28 empowering the Rules Committee over bills and petitions. Supporters claim efficiency, opponents warn of oligarchy. Senate proposes rule 20 to route leave bills through Rules. measures pass with divisions. Public notices include licensing, insolvency, and electoral provisions.
Tribute to Judge Benjamin R Curtis by Suffolk Bar
The Suffolk Bar honors the late Judge Benjamin R Curtis in a municipal civil court session. Resolutions praise his impartiality conscience and intellect while noting his untiring prison visits and reform work and the hope for a long public career cut short by early death.
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Parmenter Forsaith
Hardy and Ely
William A. Gaston
Benjamin R. Curtis
Suffolk Bar
Judge Curtis
Andrew Fiske
Parmenter
Curtis
Greenbackers Hear From State Committee in Eagle Hall
The Greenback Party session in Eagle Hall yesterday elected Mr. Johnson of Greenfield as a delegate to the proposed conference of the Farmers' Alliance Knights of Labor and other bodies to perfect a political organization. Resolutions favored free and unlimited coinage of silver. A resolution opposed to biennial elections was passed and a committee appointed to oppose changing from annual elections before the State House committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenback Party
Eagle Hall
Johnson
Greenfield
Farmers’ Alliance
Knights of Labor
State House
Ancient Court Dockets Highlight 1889 Boston Trials
The Supreme and Superior Courts meet February 2 with cases from Alvin Redliff vs Boston Marine Insurance to Anna M Butler vs Boston and Albany Railroad. Damages seek $12,700 for wrecked machinery and $15,000 for injuries from a platform fall. Multiple orders and lists follow, with numerous v. cases in Fourth and Third Sessions, including the Minot Kendall contract actions and various West End Railway matters.
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Superior Court
A. Hemenway
E. P. Carver
L. J. Dabney
F. Dodge
Anna M. Butler
Boston, & Albany Railroad Company
Wellesley
H. K. Bailey
Samuel Hoar
Probate Court lists multiple wills and administrations from Essex County
Wills proved for Daniel Carleton George Dwinnell Margaret Gleason William Werrick Abesha Bingins Albert Lamson Elizabeth Proctor Mary Sheedy Mary Turell. Administrations granted for Abby Abbott Daniel Townsend Sarah Brown Rebecca Burrill Nicholas Fitzgerald Newton Story Joseph Eaton Clemmie Fears Harriet Hamien Adeline Russell Mary Keith John Currier. Inventories show Sewall Meyer's estate $37654 Thomas Murphy $3618 Stephen Hathaway $9335.39 Martha Kimball $3885.29. Proctor bequest funds to Salem societies. Also Superior Court notes Wentworth v Garney false arrest case and damages defenses. other civil actions listed.
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Essex
Salem
Harmen
J. Wills
Daniel Carleton
North Andover
George W. Dwinnell
Topsfield
Margaret M. Gleason
Andover
William L. Werrick
Beverly
Abesha Bingins
Middleton
Albert Lamson
Hamilton
Elizabeth M. Proctor
Mary Sheedy
Lawrence
Mary P. Turell
Marblehead
Abby D. Abbott
Danel_ Townsend
Lynn
Sarah A. Brown
Rebecca Burrill
Nicholas J. Fitzgerald
Newton Story
Joseph Eaton
Clemmie B. Fears
Gloucester
Harriet VE. Hamien
Adeline B. Russell
Colmar
Penn
Mary J. Keith
Newberry
John M. Currier
Society For the Relief of Widows and Orphans
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Action on Ipswich hack balance and Salem injuries suits
The record lists actions including James Irving’s contract suit for a hack balance at Ipswich, a general denial and share claim, and Thomas F. Stanton’s personal injury case from a Broad Street fall in Salem. Various docket items follow with names, numbers, and party designations.
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James Irving
Ipswich
D. Quill
C. A. Sayward
Stanton
City of
Salem
Thomas F. Stanton
Broad Street
J. F. Quinn
H. P. Moulton
F. L. Evans
Superior Court Grand Jury Reports Sentences in Essex
In Salem on February 2, the Grand Jury report was presented and sentences issued. Daniel Hayes and Daniel Donahue of Lawrence received two years each for larceny in a building. Lawrence residents Thomas Vatro and others labeled as thieves, were sentenced to terms in state prison. Thomas West of Salem faced related charges, while Water Joy of Newburyport and others received eighteen months in the House of Correction for breakin and entering.
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Superior Criminal Court
Essex Ss
Salem
Thompson
Daniel Hayes
Daniel Donahue
Lawrence
Parecieilliam Lawrence
Thomas Vatro
Water Joy
Newburyport
Cambridge Superior Court Docket Opens With Slander Verdicts
In Middlesex Superior Court on February 2 Walter P. Miller sues J Frank Kidder for 300 dollars over alleged slander. verdict for plaintiff for 5 dollars. Cases of replevin bonds and various libel for divorce lists proceed. court adjourns to February 3.
Superior Court case notes from Norfolk calendar
Denham Feb 2 bisHor judge presiding. No 315 Frederick W Brown v J Walter Bradlee et al action to recover 2500 reward offered by Milton selectmen for evidence leading to arrest and conviction in Cunningham shooting Nov 21 Pe8 verdict for plaintiff 2640 42. J H Taylor and J J Keeley for plaintiff H W Chaplin for defendants. No 314 Margaret Murray v B B Knight et al action to recover damages for injuries at defendants premises while in their employ on trial 8 E Greenhood for plaintiff J E Cotter for defendants. List of cases 363 Burke West End Street Railway Co 364 Butler v Green 65 Mulvey v Mahoney 366 O Reilly v French 804 Schauitz v Stefan 89 Curran v city of Boston 405 Condrick v Breen
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Dunsar
Michael Creed
Minot
P. G. Kiernan
Malton
F. D. Hagar
Lamson Col. Store Service Company
Sim
George A. Badger
Thomas Riley
Augustus J. Daley
E. B. Collender
Er. C. Gilman
Heffernan
Pollard
Linnegan
Bos. & Combe
Alb. R
Petipus
Rosa
King
Lennon
Iriend
Partridge
Will
McCann
Mann
Kars
Doe
Middlesex Ss
Cambridge
Sanford H. Dudley
Ira B. Forbes
Foss
City of
Somerville
Aldrich
Same
Mitchell
Mitchel
Tis
Woodworth
Lapine
McKeon
Sullivan
Norfolk Ss
Denham
BisHor
Frederick W. Brown
H. W. Chaplin
Margaret Murray
B. B. Knight
E. Greenhood
J. E. Cotler
Butler
Green
Mulvey
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed by Army of Friends
Ask your friends who have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla what they think of it. Replies will be positive in its favor. Truly, the best endorsement Hood's Sarsaparilla receives is the hearty backing of an army of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Brenthers
Hood
Special shoe sale announced by Moseley of Co at Boston shop
T E Moseley of Co calls special attention to their annual shop worn and mark down sale of gentlemen shoes in all styles and goods for ladies and children. Excellent opportunity for buyers to stock up for the year from one of the oldest reliable Boston houses.
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T. E. Moseley of
Button
Congress
Boston
Real Estate and Classifieds Snapshot
Real estate for sale or rent, rooms wanted, rents wanted, situations wanted, help wanted, boarders or board sought, lost and found, business opportunities, and miscellaneous advertisements compiled from notices and listings. Includes varied offerings across properties, services, and items of local interest.
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Galvin
Mickinsey
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Shawmut Avenue
Remont Street
Harrison Avenue
Warrington Street
Tremont Street
Old South Society
West End Street Railway Company
Ciy
Committee On Railroads
Carruth
Leary
Third
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Flood
Kegan
Wron
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Howe
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Lim
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Milford Mutual Relief Association
Milford Mutual Life Insurance Association
Almon T. Mowry
Commonwealth of Persons
Supreme Court
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K. G. Stevens
Ponkapong Tribe of Indians
Globe Yarn Mills
Young Men’s Christian ‘Training School
Springfield
International Joint Men’s Christian Association Training School
Suffolk
Judge Parmenter
Taylor
Chester H, Graves & Bons
Masa
Greenbackers
van Hooutens
van Houten
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Europe
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Welch
McCarthy
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Tanber
Vialle
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Crevetsky
West
Nichols
Alley
J. Singer Mfg. Co
Wells
Fenton
Rogers
Caldwell
Slade
J. Cheney
Mid
Chapman Vy. Bb. & Diesex Co
M. R
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Barry
Bono
Mary E. Duggan
West End Railroad Company
E. I. Barney
E. J. Hadley
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
G. Braman
Duggan
O' Driscoll
Faxon
West End R
Sillars
Dwyer
Lurkin
Zane
Baker, J
Ober
Birnbach
N. Haven Clock Co
Kimports
Hunt
Cahvon
Wakeling
Wake
Sly
Parlandine
Corts
Hatch
Collins
Dawe
Morris
Foulden
Hard-nz
Longee
Townsend
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May
Fitzpatrick
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Donnelly
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Rennison
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Decker
Ebreth
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Harrington
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Durreil v. Turner
Thayer
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Ramadell
Eee
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Al- 180
Thomas v
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West End Street Railway Co
the Post Publishing CO
Milk Street
Mass
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Hoxbury
Rex
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Melrose
Comaeg
Coast of Maine Mountain
Seaside
Highland Villa Eites
OG. Sherman
Camden Harbor