Mrs Winslow Reads Classics Before Hawthorne Audience
Mrs Erving Winslow read scenes from She Stoops to Conquer and The School for Scandal to a near full Hawthorne rooms audience. The program contrasted eighteenth century English life with Sheridan reflections and concluded with plans to close next Thursday with Peg Wolllington.
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Hardcastle
Tony
Miss Hardcastle
Marlow
Sheridan
Fielding
Charles Surface
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
House Adjourns After Death of Member Clarke
The Massachusetts House adjourned to honor the death of Northbridge representative Mr. Clarke. The day’s business included reports against biennial elections and sessions, while a separate towns committee favorably reported South Scituate’s name change petition. The Senate concurred with liquor-control provisions ending licenses after April 30 and reestablishing the prohibitory law.
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Senate
Parkman
Oston
House
Clarke
Northbridge
Committee On Towns
South Scituate
Senate Reports On Constitutional Amendments And CrIspus Attucks Resolve
Senator Crosby reported inexpedient to legislate on biennial elections and sessions. Parkman dissents on biennial elections. Sleeper reports a resolve correcting the Attucks name to James Caldwell. Liquor committee reports were accepted without debate. Bills passed to be engrossed include Hitchcock free high school and Tewksbury state almshouse appropriations.
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Crosby
Parkman
House
Sleeper
Jonas Caldwell
James Caldwell
Liquor Committee
Hitchcock Free High School
Brimfield
Tewksbury
Death of a House member sparks funeral committee and adjournment
The House announced the death of Dr. Rowse R. Clark of Northbridge, set up a five member funeral committee and adjourned. A bill to print 8000 copies annually of the State board of arbitration report was reported ought to pass, 1500 for the board. A town bill proposes changing South Scituate’s name to Norwell Standish Deane Cushing Hatherly or Satuit with vote on the first Monday of March to determine the new name.
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Republican Ward
Washington Street
Jesse M. Gove
Blaine
Harrison H. Atwood
Ward 8
Atwood
Wade
Ward 20
Sanford
Jesse
Orchard
Ward 15
Clark
Jesse M
Charlies E. Clark
Henry F. Coe
Ward
Albert J. Pratt
F. F. Emery
Jesse L. Nason
Alpheus Sanford
E. A. Curtis
H. H. Atwood
Mr. Curtis
Daniel S. Barry
John P. Hilton
Charlestown
H. GC. Pickering
Dr. G. E. Mecuen
Rowse R. Clark
Northbridge
State Board of Arbitration
Towns
South Scituate
Norwell
Standish
Deane
Cushing
Hatherly
Satuit
The Biennial Amendments Hearing Recorded
A Boston legislative hearing on biennial sessions and biennial state elections featured Col E H Haskell of Newton urging biennial elections with support from ex Governors Rice Talbot and Robinson and others. Critics from the Central Labor Lyceum of Boston argued against the change citing citizen involvement and fears for representation.
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E. H. Haskell
Newton
Rice
Talbot
Messrs. Robinson
Pierce
Maine
Vermont
Krussell
Maynard
Haskell
New Hampshire
Crosby
Bartlett
Montague
Dresser
Boston
Massachusetts
E. M. Chamberlin
Central Labor Lyceum of
J. R. Hawley
Chamber
F Boston
Debates Over Biennial Legislatures and Public Sessions
The article reports on opposition to biennial legislative sessions in Massachusetts with strong ties to town meetings. Speakers argue biennials threaten democracy, favor annual sessions, and keep lawmakers in touch with people. Treasurer Beard supports cautious reform and reports to the committee after executive session.
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Beard
Haskell
Dresser
Mr. Beard
Crosby
Maine
New Hampshire
Railroad Collision Near Hoosac Tunnel In New York
Passenger train 54 collided with an east bound freight near Hoosac Tunnel causing severe injuries to expressman Most and mail agent Carpenter while both trains suffered damage. Engineers and firemen were unhurt. passengers, including an elderly woman burned, were shaken by the crash.
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Hoosacx
Fars
N. Y
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel & Western Division
Fitchburg Railroad
Monty
Most
Carpenter
Cramer
Boston Aldermen Convene Amid Civil Service Debate and City Plans
The Boston Board of Aldermen met to fill vacancies after Alderman Carroll's death and considered civil service reform, sewer funding, street paving, and schoolhouse construction. Appointments were confirmed for town roles. protests over civil service rules were debated with mixed votes.
Mrs Oliver Wendell Holmes Dies in Beacon Street Home
Mrs. Amelia Lee Jackson Holmes wife of Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes died yesterday at their Beacon Street residence after years of declining health. She aided her husband during his rise, led the Industrial Aid Society during the Civil War and supported the New England Sanitary Commission. She left three children including Judge Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. and Edward Jackson Holmes. the latter’s line continued with a grandson aged fourteen.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Beacon Street
Holmes
Amelia Lee Jackson
Charles Jackson
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Penny Cabot
Cabot
George Cabot
James Jackson
Patrick T. Jackson
Judge Jackson
Hamilton Place
Chauncy
Bedford Streets
Elizabeth Peabody
Harvard
France
Dr. Holmes
Mrs. Holmes
New England Sanitary Commission
New England
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr
Deaths of Quarantine Official Judd and Conchologist Tryon
Quarantine Commissioner David W. Judd of New York dies of pneumonia at 51. A Williams College graduate, he worked with the New York Times, Commercial Advertiser and Associated Press and was with Orange Judd & Co. He belonged to the Union League Club. George W. Tryon Jr., acclaimed conchologist, dies in Philadelphia.
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David W. Judd
New York
Pnemonia
Williams College
New York Times
Commercial Advertiser
Associated Press
Orange Judd & Co
Union League Club
George W. Tryon, Jr
Hiladelphia
Guests at the Revere House Reported in Town
D L Hungerford of Waterbury Watch Company Mrs G W Nicholas J W Potter and wife of Albany J H Burkhardt of Concord N H and E S Rockwell purchasing agent of the New York and New England railroad are among the guests at the Revere House. Dinner parties were limited last evening with only one large private gathering.
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D. L. Hungerford
Waterbury Watch Company
G. W. Nicholas
J. W. Potter
Albany
J. H. Burkhardt
Concord
N. H
ES. Rockwell
New York & New England Railroad
Revere House
Citizens' Trade Association Elects Officers for New Year
The Citizens' Trade Association of East Boston held its annual meeting and outlined plans for a tunnel to the city proper, improved ferry facilities, and the laying out of Byron Street and Beachmont Avenue. Officers elected include Captain Alfred C. Whitney as president, with several vice presidents, Frederick W. Day as secretary, and John E. Pierce as treasurer.
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Doherty
Mt. Howe Cemetery
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Wilson
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Cooper Street
Warren Street
Roxbury
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More Brook Avenue
Harrison Avenue
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Marshfield Street
Brooks
Meridian Streets
Hutchings Street
Howland Street
Monument Avenue
Green Street
Forest Hills Street
Washington Street
Glen Road
Lowland Street
East Boston
Mercer Street
Tremont Place
Terry Street
Mt. Bowdoin Library Association
West End Street Railway Company
Causeway Street
Beverly Street
Charles River Bridge
Stamford Street
Bowker and Chardon Streets
Union Amateur Athletic Club
Citizens’ Trade Association of
Boston Water Board
Moon and
Long Islands
Smith Avenuue
Byron _ street
Beachmont Avenue
Alfred C. Whitney
Fred A. Wellington
W. H. H. Emmons
Wesley A. Gove
Frederick W. Day
John E. Pierce
D. Leighton
N. M. Jewett
Frederick B. Day
J. H. Barnes Andrew 2. Porter
John Benson
Rufus Cushman
Andrew M. Morton
Robert Crozbie
Thomas Kellough
Henry Carruthers
M. A. Martin
Mr Park's Misadventure in Paris
The Hon W D Park known for Park House recounts a Paris mishap. A runaway cab horse wrecked the conveyance but left him uninjured. Police took him to headquarters for questions, aided by a Boston interpreter who helped him reach his hotel safely. He notes his distrust of couriers and urges travelers to learn some French.
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Rately
Myark
France
Prietor
Marriage and Divorce insights at Congregational ministers meeting
Judge Bennett discussed marriage and divorce from scripture noting Christ did not set a universal divorce law. He contrasted Old Testament husbands arbitrary power with Jesus' reference to custom, urging more balanced laws to protect spouses from neglect and abuse. Windsor cap advert appears later in town.
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Bennett
Christ
Nennett
Nennett Would Have Divorce Laws Near Equally On Men and Women, and Secoter
Boston News in Brief City Celebrates Constitution Anniversary
Massachusetts marks the 100th anniversary of ratifying the Federal Constitution with flag displays on major buildings. A New England genealogical society event is noted. William H. H. Murray plans a Boston Theatre reading from The Doom of Mamelons and Ungava with notes on Labrador Peninsula history. West End Railway buys 500 horses to speed service. A baby, Millard Fillmore Brown, is described as exceptionally small yet healthy. Ivan Panin lecture series in Hawthorne Rooms postponed due to illness. A New York bank fraud report is denied. Inspector Watts joins the detectives guarding State Street money offices.
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Massachusetts
Old State House
Faneuil Wall
City Hall
New England Historic Genealogical Society
William H. H. Murray
Boston
Murray
Labrador Peninsula
West End
Horticultural Hall
Millard Fillmore Brown
Ivan Panin
Russia
Hawthorne Rooms
New York
Watts
State Street
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Major Cities
A fragment lists buyers and firms across the United States including Athens Georgia Maryland Illinois Iowa Indiana Oklahoma Alabama Connecticut Missouri and Georgia with names such as J J Morris Gorehetuer Lobe Laws Gore Branham Neumegen Woolman Todd and others associated with boot and shoe companies in a garbled advertisement section.
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Athens
Court Overrules Exceptions in Dodge Machine Case
United States Circuit Court hears Feb discussion on whether prior machines affect damages. Master’s finding that the Dodge machine’s entire value rests on the Hodges Addy patent combination is upheld. case recommitted to assess any required damages adjustment. Attorneys Magnadier for complainant and Roberts Porter for defendants.
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G. Coxt
J. Charles
Fifield
David Whittemore
Hodges
Addy
James E. Magnadier
George L. Roberts
TW. Porter
Littlejohn v Fitchburg railroad and Maverick Oil cases in court
Summary of a Superior Court docket listing multiple trials across sessions. Includes Halbert G. Littlejohn and Otis H. Littlejohn suing Fitchburg railroad for deaths in 1886 with agreed verdicts of 2500 each, and Ann Murray v Maverick Oil Co alleging injury from a hose on Cambridge Street with trial proceedings and defenses noted. Also lists numerous other civil actions, trials, and motions across first to fourth sessions with judges Mason Barker Dewey Hammond and various attorneys.
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Halbert G. Littlejohn
Fitchburg Railroad
Viola G. Littlejohn
Otis H. Littlejohn
North Deerfield
J. R. Clark
F. Ranney
George A. Torrey
Ann Murray
Maverick Oil Comny
Cambridge Street
A. J. Gargan
P. M. Keating
H. Tyng
Murray
Maverick
Nash
Sprague. I. Co
Ingills
McNutt
Levy
Wintie
Train
Boston Disbite
Insect. Co
Brown
Allen
Feury
Green
Shattuck
Suffolk
Haynes
Me 3. CO
Dewpley
Campoxiell
Ichols
McBarxie
Louis
Boston
Barker
Maine
Tremont Street
KE. Bb. Hale
H. E. Swasey
Stephen Grady
George W. Upton
Charles F. Page
C. N. Bartiets
Chester Page
Essex Court Hears Jury Waived Cases in Essex County
Superior Court judge heard jury waived matters including Herbert Wonsen et al v Pew for $6812 and Orilie Deteau v Spofford et al for $8279. In Booth v Schoeffel and Booth v Schoeffel the writ of entry cases favored the tenant. Judge Thompson to resume tomorrow. Essex Bar Association supper at Youngs Wednesday 6 p.m.
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Herbert Wonsen
W. A. Pew
H. &. Spofford
Orilie F. Deteau
Piaintiff
Perry & White
Mary E. Terry v Cambridge Railroad Company verdict claim
Superior Court action in Middlesex County concerns Mary E. Terry suing Cambridge Railroad Company for injuries alleged on a March 4 trip. The plaintiff claims the carrier failed to protect passengers during a riot, allowing stones and missiles to injure her after a car and its crew faced known dangers in Cambridge.
City passenger injured by thrown missile on Bridge Street
Plaintiff alleges she was injured when a missile was thrown by unknown assailants as she rode in a street car near Cambridge, a defendant knew of the danger and failed to convey her safely. Trial details and case references follow, with defense denying fault.
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Hammond
Alice Gilder
Timothy Keleher
Bowdoin Street
C. W. Bartlett
Clinton Gage
T. H. Duggan
Eben P. Flitchcock
Francis Street
Herbert L. Baker
L. Stimpson
Mary E. Terry
Cambridge Railroad Company
Cambridge
Somerville
Bridge Street
Plaintief
Clark
City of
Connors
Camp
Perkins
Sinuns Vy. B. & A. Cambridge
Notice of Attorney Admission in Massachusetts Circuit Court
District of Massachusetts Boston February 3 1833 notice that Robert P Clapp of Boston has applied for admission as attorney and counsel in the United States Circuit Court L Hallett Henry Commissioner of the Circuit Court marks the official district notice posted for public record
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District of Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of
Massachusetts
United States
Robert P. Clapp
L. Hallett
Henry
United States Circuit Court
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