No Smoking at Tremont Temple Sparks G A R Confrontation
Dr Lorimer of Tremont Temple led a clash with about 600 Massachusetts G A R members during their encampment over smoking inside the temple. The pastor urged compliance with a no smoking rule while soldiers persisted, prompting a confrontation and a written ultimatum to gate the doors if smoking continued.
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Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Department of Massachusetts G. A. R
Co E
Griggs
Pr. Lorimer
The
Grand Army
Mr. Lorimer
Dr. Lorimer
God
Post 200
Boston
T & Ey
Banewoe
I Ofea
Desperate escape bid by Mrs Place at St Marys Hospital
In New York on February 8 Mrs Martha Place a hospital prisoner in St Marys Hospital Brooklyn attempted to flee the ward She sprang from her cot and ran toward the door A policeman pursued and she assaulted him trying to seize his throat She was eventually pinioned and subdued with morphine crafting a tense prison ward scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martha Place
St. Mary’s Hospital
Brooklyn
Rewards Withdrawn After Bandit Case in Pato Lynn
The police committee revoked rewards for $1250 offered for the capture of bandits who shot Owen Barker and Fred Usher and robbed A. F. Bartlett and Usher. The offers were pulled as authorities have abandoned hope of catching the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Committee On Police
Owen Barker
Fred Usher
A. F. Bartlett
Usher
Old Trick Snatches $7.50 From Storekeeper
A young man used a long practiced ruse to obtain ale and porter from William O'Shea at 108 Tremont street. He paid with a $10 bill, sent to 106 Warwick street, and fled after receiving the change, eluding the victim by a rear entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O’shea
Tremont Street
Warwick Street
Rolfe Sues Boston & Albany for Damages
In the Superior Court a jury session opened the Percival D. Rolfe versus Boston and Albany Railroad Company case seeking 26000 damages for injuries received December 21, 1879 in foggy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Percival D. Rolfe
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Relief in six hours with New Great South American Kid
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kid. Graft surprise due to promptness in relieving pain in bladder kidneys and back. In male or female, it leaves retention of water almost immediately. If you want quick relief and cure this to the medy. Geo. C. Goodwin & Kevers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cea Y Geo. C. Goodwin & Kevers
Mysterious troubles blamed on disordered kidneys and a remedy
The piece argues many ills stem from kidney and urinary disorders with symptoms such as weakness and pallor. It cites Dr. R. A. Gunn praising Warner's Safe Cure as effective for bilious conditions and Bright's disease, claiming science offers a remedy to restore health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Gunn
United States Medical College
New York
Warner
Bright
Zola Swarmed by Mob After Court Appearance
A large hostile crowd shouted Down with Zola and Vive Zola as he left the court. Police struggled to protect Zola and later escorted him to a taxi while the crowd clashed, with a man cheering Zola nearly tossed into the Seine before authorities intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zola
France
M. Zola
Ape
St. Michael Bridge
Seine
M. Rochefort
Vive l'Armee
M'Clure Dead Revere's Oldest Resident Known as Uncle John
John McClure died at his Broadway home in Revere aged about 100. A former brick maker and long time town character, he walked from New Hampshire to Boston at 18 and built a life in Chelsea and Revere. He recalled the Bunker Hill cornerstone ceremony with General Lafayette. Funeral arrangements forthcoming.
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John McClure
Revere
Broadway
John
David McClure
Stark
Antrim
N. H
Boston
Harvard College
New Hampshire
Chelsea
Bellingham Square
North Chelsea
McClure
Jane Brackett
Daugher
Bunker Hill Monument
General Lafayette
Post 46 Fall River Members Report and Pension Notes
The report shows membership changes for 1897 with net loss of 909, suspensions 171 above last year, and a cash balance of 6154.24 on Feb 1 1898 after year receipts of 6202.59 and expenditures of 5491.75. Pension relief costs reached 1949 individuals including 690 non members, while post relief spending rose slightly this year. A W R C delegation attended with national president Mrs. Sarah J. Martin pledging support. banquet celebrations followed the Roanoke Association’s election joy for Comrade William H. Bartlett as department commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deane
Fall River
Department For
Deane
Council of Administration
Webster Post
H. O. Moore
Our Order
Department
Lucius Field
Spacee of Relief
Quartermasters
Sarah J. Martin
Faneuil Hall
Roanoke Association
American House
William H. Bartlett
Massachusetts Woman's Relief Corps Holds Nineteenth Convention
The Massachusetts department Woman's Relief Corps opened its nineteenth annual convention at People's Temple with delegates and members, led by department president Mrs. Emilie L. W. Waterman. Addresses, donations to Soldiers' Home, and relief fund plans dominated the session as officers were to be elected and a reception held for national figure Mrs. Sarah J. Martin of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Department
Woman's Relief Corps
People’s Temple
Emilie L. W. Waterman
Abbie T. Usher
Newburyport
Waterman
Atkins
Buffalo
L. A. Turner
West Street
Massachusetts
Music Hall
Department Relief Fund
Angie Robinson
Worcester
Department
Sarah E. Fuller
Mary E. Elliot
Mabel McGill
Department Relief Committee
Boston
Sarah J. Martin
Missouri
Cambridge Aldermen Debate Metropolitan County Bill Move
Last night Cambridge Board of Aldermen postponed a vote on an order urging opposition to the metropolitan county bill in the Legislature. Mayor Bradford and Aldermen Bradford Spalding Ahern argued over the bill while one member urged referral to a commission for study before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Boston
Cambridge
Spalding
Alderman Ahern
Resolutions Mark Passing of Senator Hayes in State House
The Massachusetts Senate and House met in somber session following the sudden disability and death of Senator Hayes. Speakers praised his noble character and public service, noting his early career in the House and his fearless advocacy. Resolutions were adopted and the Senate adjourned in tribute.
Senator Hayes Dies in State Legislature
Senator Gal livan announced the death of Hon. James E. Hayes of Suffolk in the state Senate chamber this morning. Hayes had just sat in the chamber a week earlier in vigorous health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Gallivan
Senator Hayes
James E. Hayes
Suffolk
Death prompts official action in legislature
A speaker reflects on a colleague's death as a personal loss and urges the legislature to take official action appropriate to the occasion. The tribute acknowledges the deceased's arduous work and promises his session labor will benefit his constituents.
Memorial resolutions on death of Senator James Hayes of Suffolk
Mr Irwin presents resolutions mourning the death of Hon James Hayes Senator from the second Suffolk district. Hayes died young, having held many public trusts, and was beloved for his manly and genial character. The Senate adjourns in his memory and sends condolences to his family.
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Irwin
Hampshire
Senate
James Is
Hayes
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Mr. Quirk
Knights of Columbus Mourn Death of Supreme Knight James I Hayes
Redberry Council notes with regret the death of Hon. James I Hayes Massachusetts Senator and supreme knight. They praise his leadership, charity, and public service. The council will attend funeral services, place a floral memorial, extend sympathy to his mother and relatives, and have the resolutions recorded and sent to the grieving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redberry Council
Knights of Columbus
James I. Hayes
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Order of the Knights of Columbus
James K. Hayes
Knights of Columbus of America
Senate of Massachusetts
John F. Mongovan
G. K
Charles J. Collins
In Memoriam at Ward 17 Democratic Associates Meeting
At a regular monthly meeting the Ward 17 Democratic Associates elect officers: President Walter J O Malley Jr Vice President Councilman John P Lonergan Treasurer James A Mahan Recording Secretary John J Dowd Financial Secretary John E Murphy New board includes Senator Charles I Quirk Representative Richard W Garrity and Nelson C Agnew The group adopted resolutions on the death of Senator James E Hayes praising his contributions and character with speeches by Lanegan Ray Garrity and Quirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 17
Walter J. O'Malley, Jr
John P. Lonergan
James A. Mahan
John J. Dowd
John E. Murphy
Charles I. Quirk
Richard W. Garrity
Nelson C. Agnew
James E. Hayes
Thomas
James FE
Hayes
Charlestown
Lanegan
Thomas F Ray
Garrity
Quirk
Death of Supreme Knight James Hayes Funeral Arrangements
A five member committee was appointed to arrange attendance at the funeral and a three member committee to draft resolutions for the next meeting. Funeral committee members include G K Michael F Shaw, Hon Joseph J Corbett, D G E, Edward M Conley, James Wilkie Jr, and Arthur I Crowley. Resolutions committee members are John J Sullivan, John F Brennan, and Eugene F Sullivan. The group will meet at council rooms 16 City square Thursday at 8 am to attend the services at St Francis de Sales Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme
James Hayes
G. K. Michael F. Shaw
Joseph J. Corbett
Edward M. Conley
James Wilkie, Jr
Arthur I. Crowley
John J. Sullivan
John F. Brennan
Eugene F. Sullivan
City Square
St. Francis de Sales Church
Thurman Club Honors Senator Hayes at East Boston Meeting
The Thurman Club, East Boston’s political group, held a large gathering at Columbia Hall with President Thomas J. Gibson presiding to adopt resolutions on Senator James E Hayes’s death. The resolutions praise Hayes as a gifted leader and express sympathy to his family. Attendees for the funeral include T J Gibson James O Connor Joseph A Conry Thomas Arthur John L Kelly William J Cronin Joseph F Hickey and M K E Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Club
Boston
Columbia Hall
Thomas J. Gibson
James Eayes
James Hayes
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
T. J. Gibson
James O’connor
Joseph A. Conry
Thomas Arthur
John L. Kelly
William J. Cronin
Joseph F. Hickey
M. KE. Bradley
Death of Senator James B Hayes prompts Ward 3 resolutions
At a special Ward 3 Democratic committee meeting the panel adopted resolutions mourning the untimely death of James B Hayes the Senator from the second Suffolk senatorial district. The committee extols his public service and leadership and expresses sympathy to his family with a copy of the resolutions to be sent to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Ward Committee
Ward 3
James E. Hayes
James B. Hayes
Suffolk
Charlestown
Democratic Committee
John J. Mahoney
Irank Noonan
Henry B. Carroal
Urbane Association of Charlestown Holds Honor for James E Hayes
At a special Urbane Association meeting on Bunker Hill street, Charlestown, resolutions were passed in memory of James E Hayes. The Robert Fulton Council R of C also held a meeting to postpone tonight’s ladies' night out of respect for the late Supreme Knight.
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Urbane Association of
Charlestown
Bunker Hill Street
Hayes
Robert Fulton Council
R. of C
James E. Hayes
Knights of Columbus
Beacon Council
the Order
James FE. Hayes
Urbane Hall
D. L. Prendergast
G. K. Dinand
ARPEN
James E. Hayes of Charlestown Dies After Illness
James E. Hayes, longtime Charlestown polit ical leader and supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus, died after a hospital stay following an operation. A native of Charlestown born August 10 1865 he rose from ward 3 activist to state legislator and party leader, teaching before studying law. He leaves a mother and several siblings.
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Les
James E. Hayes
Chartown
Knights of Columbus
Everett
Rowe
Father O’neil
St. Francis de Sales
Charlestown
Hayes
Ward 3
Boston
Heath
Senator Hayes
Peter and
Theresa Hayes
Prescott
Boston College
Frothingham
Joseph J. Corbett
House of Representatives
House
Mr. Corbett
Senate
Supreme Knight
Massachusetts
Catholic Literary Union of
Young Men’s Catholic Association of
Father Mathew Total Abstinence and Literary Society
Evening Star
Funeral for Retired Officer Sullivan A Johnston
The funeral of retired Police Sergeant Sullivan A Johnston of 6 Brighton Street Charlestown was held yesterday afternoon. Captain White and Sergeants Keefe Fessenden and Thayer attended from the department along with a delegation from the A O U W. The Rev L M Powers of the First Universalist Church Somerville conducted the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan A. Johnston
Brighton Street
Charlestown
White
Keefe
Fessenden
Thayer
L. M. Powers
First Universalist Church of
Somerville
Do It Yourself Kidney Health Test and Remedy Ad
An article promotes self test for kidney issues using urine sediment and urges using Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. It claims relief from urinary and bladder problems, nightly urination, and back pain, and offers a dollar bottle and a free sample by mail from Rondout New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N. Y
Boston Post
Hearings on Election Laws Set for Feb 10 at State House
State House Boston February 7 1898 committee on election laws announces hearings on February 10 at Room 458. Bills to 147 nomination of municipal candidates 162 party designation against candidate 176 nomination papers 189 polling closing time 5 district elections 192 ballots per town clerk. Chairman WM W Davis and Clerk Abfa rd Wells announce schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Election Laws
WM. W. Davis
Committee Opens Boston Aldermen Bills Hearing Feb 10
Commonwealth of Massachusetts committee to continue hearing on House Bills 204 238 253 255 374 376 877 and 505 concerning the Board of Aldermen and Common Council in Boston. Room 436 State House at 10 a m Tuesday Feb 10. Clerks Frede W. Dallinger and Geo F. Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Bar admission hearing scheduled for February ninth
The Joint Committee on the Judiciary will hold a hearing for parties seeking admission to the bar of persons examined before January 1, 1808. The session occurs at Room 254 State House on Wednesday February 9 at 12 o'clock noon. Chairman William A. Morse and Charles H. Innes preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
William A. Morse
Charles H. Innes
Massachusetts public health sale of clothing notice
The Committee on Public Health issues notice No. 275 from the chief of district police concerning manufacture and sale of clothing made in unhealthy places. The sale is set for Friday February 11 at 10 30 a m in Room 445 State House. Charles E Folsom and William J Bullock chair the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Public Health
Charles E. Folsom
William J. Bullock
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Middlesex
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Mr. Hayes
Mr. Roe
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United States
Bunker Hill Council
Prescott & CO
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
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W. B. Badger & CO
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Falmouth and St. Stephen Streets
Board of Street Commissioners
City Hall
Falmouth Street
St. Stephen
John P. Dore
Ciahsanaieens
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
Abflard B. Wells
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Frede. W. Dallinger
Geo. F. Mead
Joint Committee On Judiciary
W. H. Cook
E. B. Estes
WH. Cook
Grant
Dorchester
George W. Grant
D. Frank Grant
Blue Hill Avenue
Lebanon
Brown
Mary
Edward Brown
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