Kindergarten Fund Drives for Blind Children Reach 10741.66
A long list of donors from Cambridge to Boston contributes to the Kindergarten for the Blind from Oct 1 1887 to Jan 31 1888. Total receipts amount to 10741.66 with annual incomes and future solicitations noted. The project opened last May admitting twenty children and seeks 5000 for current expenses and 100000 for a permanent fund with 10000 already raised.
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New York
William Appleton
D. H. Barstow
A. P. Cary
J. H. Center
C. C. Chadwick
Cottage Place
J. H. Wolcott
J. Goodman
G. Higginson
J. H. Thorndike
Bridgewater
Unitarian Sunday School
Beverly
M. A. Wales
George W. Wales
R. P. Wainwright
J. W. Wheelwright
Edward Whitney
Belmot
Elizabeth F. Waters
Otis E. Weld
Sarah A. Whitney
Cambridge
Richard Baker
Edward Jackson
Devonshire Street
Boston
The Theatres Notes And News Of The Stage
The article reviews a week at Boston theatres with Irving's Faust and Louis XL drawing crowds. New productions announced for next week include The Bells of Haslemere at the Museum and Olivia at Irving's, plus various operatic and concert engagements and notable performers across venues.
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Irving
M. Herrmann
The
Globe
W. J. Scanlan
Hollis Street
Dorothy
Goodwin
Park
Grand Opera House
Byron
Howard
Markets Very Quiet In Week Of Trade Review Highlights
The R G Dun trade summary reports overall quiet business across interior points and eastern cities with fair year to date volume. Bank clearings up five percent outside New York and January money in circulation down modestly while bank deposits rose seven million.
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New York
Weekly Trade Review
R. G. Dun & Co
Rio Fair
West
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
United States
Canada
Results of the Sugar Trust discussed by Boston refineries
The piece questions rumors of Revere Sugar Refinery assets passing to the Boston and Maine railway and notes investors planning a rival refinery. John P. Spaulding blames tariffs on sugar costs while Charles O. Foster defends the trust as beneficial, arguing Boston’s climate and policy hinder local industry.
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Sugar Trust
Revere
East Cambridge
Boston & Maine Railroad
Cermittal
John P. Spaulding
Revere Company
England
Cuba
Charles O. Foster
Boston
Trust
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Huston
Custom House
Hoston
New York
Foster
Additional Trains on Boston to Franklin Line Schedule
A new timetable takes effect Sunday noon on the New York and New England railroad between Boston and Franklin. Expanded through trains will run from Boston to Walpole and Franklin with stops, while some express services will bypass intermediate points. Several inbound trains will depart earlier, and a few inward trains will shift times slightly.
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New York & New England
Boston
Franklin
Norwood Central
Walpole
Washington Express
Woonsocket Junction
Blackstone
Fishkill
Boton
Prandin
Milford
Hyde Park
Man Exhibits Wool Covered Horse Named Cleveland
Louis J. Wyman of Roxbury shows a four year old horse named Cleveland that arrived from Savannah with a wool coat growing over its body. The gelding weighs 850 to 876 pounds and stands 14% hands high, with wool covering mane tail and body. Reputedly bred from Wentucky thoroughbreds, the animal has no foretop mane and trots a low key temper while repeatedly butting.
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Louis J. Wyman
Winter Street
Wyman
E. B. Rhodes
Spartanburg
8. C
Gate City
Savannah
Mr. Wyman
Savin Street
Roxbury
Accident Investigation Into Fitchburg Train Collision
The railroad commissioners investigated the Fitchburg collision at Williamstown. General Manager Adams led the inquiry with testimonies from engineer Baldwin conductor Wetherbee and brakemen Murphy and Lamb. They concluded drifting snow blew torpedoes warning Train 57, leaving the engineer unaware of danger.
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Fitchburg
Williamstown
Adams
Baldwin
Wetherbee
Murphy
Lamb
Funeral report corrects Rev Pea and Dr McKenzie roles
In the funeral report for Professor Asa iay an error is corrected. The Rev Francis G. Pea gave the vesper service address in the afternoon while the Rev Dr McKenzie officiated at the main service and spoke with beauty and power about the scientist’s career.
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Asa Iay
Francis G. Peabody
Dr. McKenzie
James Redpath in New York Suffering Second Stroke
Information from New York reports James Redpath lies with paralysis and speech impaired but conscious and able to eat. Friends in the city organize a relief fund chaired by Louis Pravg Co and Boyle O Reilly to provide care and support, hoping wider donations from supporters including the colored community and others who know his work.
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New York
James Redpath
Louis Pravg & Co
Boyle O'Reilly
Pilot
Redpath
Chamber of Commerce Dinner Planned for Boston Elite
The Boston Chamber of Commerce plans a mammoth banquet to broaden sociability among 820 members. A planning committee led by Alden Speare was formed with D W Rawlet Corliss Washleigh Freeman J Doe and Charles A Baldwin to select venue caterer and date possibly adding a February day if needed.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Alden Speare
D. W. Rawlet
Messrs
Corliss Washleigh
Freeman J. Doe
Charles A. Baldwin
Burglary at the West End Targets Boardman Home
Early yesterday morning burglars entered the basement of Hon. A. W. Boardman’s residence at 101 Charles Street. They took a pocketbook with $100 from a closet along with an overcoat, leaving upstairs untouched. Footprints in the snow suggest the burglars considered the neighboring house first.
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A. W. Boardman
Charles Street
Notable Guests Register at Parker's and Nearby Hotels
The guest list includes A. D. Warner of Worcester J. P. Dixon of Scranton Penn James E. Pepper of Lexington Ky Richard Roberts of London Eng Hart O Berg of Liege Belgium and W D Craven of National Stock Yards Illinois at Youngs Also Charles A Sinclair of Portsmouth NH staying at the Quincy Architects dined at the Revere last evening.
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Parker’s
A. D. Warner
Worcester
J. P. Dixon
Scranton
Penn
James E. Pepper
Lexington
Richard Roberts
London
Eng
Hart O. Berg
Liege
Belgium
W. D. Craven
National Stock Yards
Illinois
Young's
Charles A. Sinclair
Portsmouth
N. H
Quincy
Revere
Courts Give Verdict in Assault Damages Case
The Massachusetts court reports verdicts on a string of tort actions. In Dupee v Lenture the jury awarded $400 to the plaintiff after finding the defendant guilty of assault. Other cases involve false imprisonment and contract disputes with varying damages. The list includes numerous docket items and judges handling each session.
Boston attorney admission notice for Circuit Court
Robert P. Clapp of Boston applies for admission as attorney and counsel for the United States Circuit Court in Massachusetts. Henry L. Hallett, Commissioner, issues the notice dated February 8, 1888.
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District of Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Robert P. Clapp
Henry L. Hallett
United States Circuit Court
Haverhill Woman Found Guilty in Dwelling Fire Case
In Salem Superior Court Julia Bou langer of Haverhill was convicted of arson against a dwelling. The proceeding notes the husband’s railroad death since her imprisonment. Frank H. Young of Haverhill faced trial for throwing vitriol at Mary J. Mahan with alibi and lack of motive presented. Samuel A. Ward of Salem pleaded guilty to larceny and his case was filed.
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Salem
Julia Boulanger
Haverhill
Frank H. Young
Mary J. Mahan
Samuel A. Ward
Butterfield v Hammond and Connors v Campbell rulings
Superior Court notes jury verdicts for the defense in Butterfield vs Hammond and Connors vs Campbell. Lawyers Lombard and Tirrell appear for plaintiffs and defendants respectively. Case listings include Cambridge railroad matters and city suit references.
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Terry
Camb. RR
Cambridge. Co
Dodge vs Ayers and Magee v Cortie Civil Actions
No 3521 Dodge v Ayers action of tort over value of woods attached by deputy sheriff and sold under attachment. Decision re served. H L Bartlett for plaintiff Withington Jones for defendant. No 2701 Magee v Cortie action of contract to recover a bill. Set off. Finding for defendant for 1981 in set off. Decrees nisi granted in divorce cases Esther Porter from John Porter Martha Ellis from William Ellis Jennie Hill from George Hill for desertion.
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Dodge
N. J. Holden
Esther M. Porter
John F. Porter
Martha A. Ellis
William Ellis
Jennie E. Hill
George S. Hill
Stoddard Concludes Matinée Lectures With Constantinople
John L. Stoddard closes his matinée series in Music Hall this afternoon with a lecture on Constantinople. The talk includes beautiful views and follows a season that proved highly popular among attendees.
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John L. Stoddard
Music Hall
Constantinople
Sunday church notices and services listed in Arlington Street area
The column lists multiple church events. Rev. Brooke Hertford preaches at 10:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. at Arlington Street. B Y M Christian Union holds vesper service at Union Hall with Rev. Duryea speaking. Disciples feature James Freeman Clarke at 3:30 p.m. Communion, temperance meeting, and concerts are noted at various local churches with details on speakers, choirs, and times.
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Brooke Hertford
B. Y. M. Christian Unnion
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Joseph J. Duryea
Central Church
Boston
Charles E. Tinney
C. Everett Truette
Quire Wright
Josephine Turner
Charles £. Tinney
Cuunen
James Freeman Clarke
Cuurnen Temperance Meeting
Wells Memorial Hall
Washington
Castle Street
R. Kidner
St. Andrews Church
L. J.ewin Dudley
Law and Order League
K. EL. Morse
Muund Barnett
Columbus Avenue
George S. Avery
W. Cole
South Congregational Church
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Dr. Hale
Premont Temple
Ana Collinging
Overcrowded Cambridge horse cars prompt reader letter
A Boston reader complains of severe crowding on Cambridge side transfers from Harvard Square to South Boston cars. He notes high fares collected by transfer time and few disembarkations, urges managers to refuse boarding when cars are full and cites Highland road practice as a model. Indignatio signs the letter dated January 31, 18388.
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Taverner
Cambridge
Harvard Square
Boston
Park Square
Highland Road
Beacon Street
Paine Burgess Testimonial Gifts For Two Leaders
Members of the Eastern Yacht Club and other contributors fund a testimonial honoring General Charles J. Paine and Mr. Edward Burgess. Paine receives an oval solid silver waiter with a commemorative inscription. Burgess gets an urn shaped silver cup inscribed to mark his role in advancing American yachting supremacy.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Edward Burgess
Charles J. Paine
General Paine
Burgess
In Memory of Mr Hamlin at Lehigh Valley Coal Office
Retail coal trade leaders met at the Lehigh Valley Coal Company Mason building to mourn E. B. Hamlin one of the city’s oldest dealers. A resolutions committee was named, and a floral tribute group was formed to represent the trade at his funeral. Speakers recalled his long business career and friendships.
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Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Mason Building
E. 8. Hamlin
A. C. Wellington
Messrs
J. L. Batchelder
H. G. Jordan
F. C. Warren
J. E. Piper
Charles Mann
O. D. Witherell
Mr. Hamlin
Joseph Cook Opens Noon Lectures at Tremont Temple
Joseph Cook selects subjects for his noon lectures at Tremont Temple Monday including Prelude and topics such as Assassination as a Weapon of the Saloon, Failure of Justice in the Haddock Case, and Supreme Court Decision on Prohibition. He will also pose questions to specialists on Mayor O'Brien and Rev Mr Davis's imprisonment Free Trade and Tariff Reform and The Latest Mormon Conspiracy. The lecture line includes Did Christ Teach by Inspiration Ty What Sense Is the Bible Infallible and Dean Stanley and H W Beecher on Inspiration.
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New England Historic Genealogical Society
Somerset Street
A. C. Goodell
State House
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Faneuil Hall
Nathan Robbins
Cereal Club
Tremont House
A. W. Beard
Harvey N. Shepard
Alpheus N. Hardy
Theophilus King
Helen C. Bradlee
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
J. Putmam Bradlee
Charlotte Fiske Bates
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Mass
Longfellow
Memorial Association
Longfellow Memorial
Messrs
C. P. Cranch
William Winter
G. P. Lathrop
New York
New Kiva Hall
Tremont Street
General Hazard Stevens
Edward Fitzwilliam
T. C. Thompson
Berkeley Hall
B. E. Murray
Division 11
Brookline
Brighton
Albany House
Lancing
Charles H. Wattress
Columbus Avenue
A. A. Miner
Forest Hills
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Peach
J. H. Hale
South Glastonbury
Conn
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Courtney
Joseph Cook
Tremont Temple
Supreme Court
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Mr. Davis
Bibl
Dean Stanley
H. W. Beecher
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