Suburban Light & Power Lose in Dorchester and Roxbury Bill
The Board adopts the minority report denying pole locations to Suburban Light & Power, ending their bid under 40 cents per light. Boston Electric Light and Edison Electric Light oppose, arguing wires threaten safety. Aldermen debate tax raises, city debt, Chauncy street widening, and public works funding amid health and budget reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Suburban Light & Power Company
Dorchester
Roxbury
Boston Electric Light Company
Edison Electric Light Company
Hart
Slart
Committee On Electric Wires
Alderman Stacey
Committee On
Electric Wires
Board of Fire Commissioners
Board of Fire Underwriters
Benjamin EF. Stacey
Alderman McLughlin
Shee
Houston
Petsoner
William Gardner Reed
William Power Wilson
Herbert S. Carruth
Charles G. Woolley
Albert A. Folsom
Alderman Reed
Yras
Carruth
Folsom
Reed
Wilson
Woolley
D. Naays
Coohing
Flood
Gove
Leary
McLaughlin
Stacey
Smith
Yuas
Boston
City Notes and Meetings Reported in Boston Area
Health board orders vacating basements at 32 Ontario Street South Boston and 1 2 3 Keiths Alley North End for dozens of Italian residents due to cleanliness concerns. Lectures by Roberts Harper tickets go on sale at Tremont Temple tomorrow. John Hancock Mutual Life reelects Atherton Wells and Temple to four year directorships. Boston Political Class meets at Church of the Disciples tomorrow at 2 15 p m. Roxbury Single Tax Club to hold public meeting at Foresters Hall Washington Street tomorrow evening. Eleventh annual hall of Boston fire and protective departments set for Mechanics Building Friday evening Feb 21. Boston South Baptist Association Sunday school teachers convention at Stoughton Street Baptist Church tomorrow starting 9 30 a m with Poteat and Poteat and Gumbart speakers. Patrolman James M Murdough resigns amid links to Dr Lindgate after leaving city to visit arrested woman in Malden. Nihilism in Russia lecture tonight at Young Men s Christian Union by John Baker formerly of Russian Poland. Boston Lead Manufacturing Company names Hodgkins treasurer Bride and directors Hunt Clapp Pfaff Smith Folson Temple Little with Little elected president.
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Alderman Wilson
Post
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Committee On Finance
Common Council
Chauncey Street
Chauncy Street
Cushing
McLaughlin
Carruth
MacLaughlin
Federal Street Bridge
Dorchester Avenue
Federal Street
Aldeman Cushing
Centre
Washington Streets
Jamaica Plain
Wilson
Tremont Street
Winter
Boylston
Flood
West First Street
Varrath
Dorchester
Quincy
Braintrees
Abingtons
Alderman Cushing
Fiood
Committee On Legislative Affairs
Board of Police
Committee On Police
Congress Street
L Street
Knights of Labor of
Knights of Labor of Boston
Vicnity
Alderman Smith
Smith
Committee On Printing
Water Board
Board of Health
Ontario Street
Keith’s Alley
Roberts Harper
Tremont Temple
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Samuel Atherton
Samuel Wells
Thomas F. Temple
Church of the Disciples
Roxbury Single Tax Club
Foresters’ Hall
Washington Street
Boston Fire and Protective Departments
Mechanics’ Building
Boston South Baptist Association
Stoughton Street Baptist Church
Edwin M. Poteat
Haley Gordon Poteat
New Haven
Boston Lead Manufacturing Company
F. K. Hodgkins
William J. Bride
William P. Hunt
Charles M. Clapp
Jacob Pfaff
Phineas B. Smith
Alonzo W. Folsom
Thomas F.temple
Samuel Little
New Measurement Rule Adopted by Corinthian Yacht Club
The Corinthian Yacht Club met at Parker House with Vice Commodore Foster presiding in Commodore Crowninshield’s absence. Treasurer Rhodes stood in for Paine as secretary. Designer Burgess explained the rule of measurement with a diagram of Elf and Harbinger sail plans. The rule defines water line length, base line, and sail area calculations for various rig types and includes procedures for boats without topmasts or bowsprits.
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Corinthian Yacht Club
Parker House
Crowninshield
Foster
Paine
Rhodes
New York
Seawanhaka
Burgess
Elf
Capecat
W. P. Fowle
Stewart
Soldier's Life, Grave and Gay lecture by Corporal Tanner
Corporal Tanner ex-commissioner of pensions addressed Tremont Temple last evening on The Soldier's Life Grave and Gay. The talk mixed reminiscences of his pen sions work with allusions to his Washington term and drew loud applause from a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal Tanner
Tremont Temple
Iemaura
Washington
Inspection at Winslow skating rink by First Infantry
Company C, First Infantry, was inspected last evening in the Winslow skating rink. Colonel Jackson of Fall River presided as inspecting officer with staff including Colonel Matthews of the First, Majors Hovey King Kellett, Adjutant Hobbs and Rifle Practice Inspector Hall. Captain Dyar led forty seven men and three officers. Guard mounting followed with Dyar as officer of the day and Lieutenants Dyar and Quinby as guard officers. Lieutenant Pepperell of Company A and Lieutenant Tenney of Company K were present.
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First Infantry
Winslow
Jackson
Fall River
Matthews
Hovey
King
Kellett
Hobbs
Dyar
Drt
Quinby
Pepperell
Tenney
Tailors Face Business Troubles in New England and Boston
D W Fitzpatrick of 114 Court Street Boston has assigned to Harry W Cumner of Cumner Jones Co. liabilities about 8000 dollars, assets about 6600 in stock and 2000 in accounts. Dennell Clothing Co of Biddeford Me seeks a 35 cent on the dollar compromise. George R Clark tailor of Norwich Conn offers compromise with creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Fitzpatrick
Court Street
Boston
Harry W. Cumner
Cumner, Jones & Co
Dennell Clothing Company
Biddeford
George R. Clark
Norwich
Conn
Meetings at Young's Hotel Fill Social Season Notices
The Young Men's Republican Club postponed its annual dinner after a meeting at Young’s Hotel. Letters from Senators Hoar and Ingalls and Congressman Lodge indicated they cannot attend. Various arrivals and attendances at Vendome Tremont and other hotels were noted, with officers elected for the next year and several social gatherings by clubs and associations reported.
Man chokes dog to death after bite on Federal street
E C Lind of 12 Federal street reported a black and tan dog bit him on the lot yesterday morning. He picked up the animal and choked it to death. The dog wore a collar bearing the name L. R. Gray of Stoughton Massachusetts.
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E. C. Lind
Federal Street
Penning of the Poultry Show in Boston’s Music Hall
The Massachusetts Poultry Association exhibit opens at Music and Bumstead halls with a vast display of fowls. Three thousand birds in coops showcase Brahmas Wyandottes Leghorns and more while new white Brahmas and Orpingtons are featured. Exhibitors include Ward Merriam Osborn and many named breeders with judges led by James F. Watson and others.
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Boston
Massachusetts Poultry Association
Music
Music Hall
Wyandottes
Plymouth Rocks
Bumstead Hall
Prairie State
Homer City
Penn
Cooper
Border City
Fall River
Shephard
Moulton
Taunton
Ward & Merriam
Schermerhorn & Atherton
Black
James L. Osborn
Sumner Bear
George M. Cushing
H. O. Chesley
A. A. Fillebrown
N. L. Divoll
Silver Wyandottes
E. A. Pitan
Charles M. Thayer
Howard M. Maroe
Purrington
Thomas Sharp
John A. Hubbard
Golden Wyandottes
Nathan K. Hartford
White Wyandottes
Clark A. Batehelder
C. F. A. Smith
A. &.S. Lyons
Howard M. Munroe
W. Hi. Beede
C. S. Flanders
W. Crook
William A. Thomas
Walteree Hayward
W. PB. Persins
B. BR. C. Bantams
J. Teller de Graft
F. W. Aapilor
P. Williams
W. H. Hamilton
Ernest W. Lincoln
I. W. Gay
J.C
A. R. Shoop
H. M. Stevens
Sanderson
Rk. G. Buntlington
C. H. Richards
George W. Lovell
Packard & Bates
W. H. Sylvester
T. H. Adams
H. A. Brown
James Bassett
Francis T. Underhill
Brown Leghorn
Ls. C
S. Whiting
Fred W. Rogers
Harrington
A. C. Smith
James A. Sawyer
Nathan B. Hartford
F. L. Fish
R. C
L. J. Wentworth
Black Leghorn
James E Little, Jr
G. K. Holbrook
White Leghorn
Timothy Connor
W. P. Cutter
Hamburgs
Henry PB
D. N. Rawson
L. K. Gunn
George W.D. Emerson
Ll B. Gunn
J. Story Fay
J. A. Speaker
L. Lb. Gunn
E. BR. Spaulding
J. Story
L. B. Gunn
Pil Grame
Pil Grame—Dupree & Saltonstall
August Sweetland
Fred Walgatt
G. W. D. Emerson
Erminettes
R. G. Buttington
Cutting & Estes
H. P. Clark
de Witt Munson
F. W. Gaylor
R. W. Ropes
W. P. Perkins
Geese
Goodnough
A. P. Kange
B. Hine
W. Bowman
F. Med
J. Byron T Holmes
Warren L. Elton
Wilkins
Herbert Lyman
George Feather
J. H. Hall, Jr
H. W. Windram
Alfred T. Berry
F. A. Walsh
W. A. Gaggs
Frea Heintz
Whitely & Oakes
Joseph Gay
W. H. Greene
James F. Watson
Pspecor Williams
H. S. Ball
N.S. Knapp
F. L. Matuson
E. S. Ongrey
A. M. Halstead
C. A. Sweet
James Rankin
H. W. J. Stanton
Dr. Craigs Original Kidney and Liver Cure Ad
A circular offers a $30,000 prize to users of Dr. Craigs Original Kidney and Liver Cure. The ad instructs readers to ask their druggist for the circular and participation details.
A Merry Party in Turn Hall
A large German family attended the Turnverein subscription fancy dress ball in Turn Hall. About 250 couples plus spectators enjoyed music by Damuin's Orchestra. Costumes ranged from elegant to grotesque with lively laughter. A colored man dressed as a pugilist stood out as did devils monks and a mock German band. Committee members included I Bockemann Rk Reuter and C Meyberger.
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Turn Hall
Zosten ‘Turnverein
Damuin
John II
I. Bockemann
Rk. Reuter
C. Meyberger
Woods Machine Company annual meeting and dinner noted
The L A Woods Machine Company held its annual meeting and dinner at Youngs Hotel with nine present. Officers elected for the year include S A Woods as president and Eroy N Heath as secretary, plus a $5 per share dividend and a prosperous company outlook. A dinner followed with J Dean J R Thomas and WW Amsden in attendance.
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Woods Machine Company Association
L. A. Woods Machine Company
Young’s Hotel
A. Woods
Eroy N. Heath
Woods
Frank F. Woods
Elroy N. Heath
Hosea Kt
Tillison
S. A. Woods
Frank I. Woods
Henry Faxon
Howard Watson
Windh
J. 5. Dean
J. R. Thomas
WW. M. Amsden
Supreme Court docket of equity suits and petitions
The Supreme Judicial Court lists a set of equity assignments and petitions including Cook versus Fitchburg Rail, Middlesex versus Elliott, McCarthy versus No. E, protection orders for Standard Steam Navigation, Stone versus Littlefield, Robbs versus Martin, a February 11 filing for Cavy against Bowers to settle title, Old Colony Railroad versus Wratt Brookhouse against Frost, Richardson versus Flagg, Vaughn versus Street Coins, White versus White, Nevins versus Camrell, and Adams versus Boston.
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Cook
Fitchburg RE
Berkshire
Middlesex Co. Vy. Elliott
McCarthy
No E
Standard Steam Nav. Co
Stone
Littlefield
Middlesex
Robbs
Martin
Cavy
Bowers
Valentine
Old Colony RR
Wratt Brookhouse
Frost
Richardson
Flagg
Vaughn
Street Coins
White
Nevins
Camrell
Adams
Boston
Superior Court Dockets Highlight 1889 to 1890 Civil Actions
The record lists several court actions across sessions with cases in Revere Boston and Lynn. Plaintiffs sue defendants for board, lodging, medical and funeral expenses, and insurance policy claims while other cases involve damages for injuries and land disputes on Wales Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Pitman
Oliver
Foster
George W. Hadley
W. H. Hadley
Revere
Charlies Robinson
Butler
Bertha Butlerfield
Massachusetts Mutual Accident Association
Charles Badenfield
Charles
Badenfield
Tig Lowell Railroad Company
Association
A. A. Ranney
J. Woodbury
Willam Gaston
Fred E. Snow
Clarence B. Coates
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Wes
Lynn
Charles G. Fall
Sol Lincoln
Bernard McManus v Daniels damages for injuries from bull
Superior Court Norfolk County February 10 1890 judge Hammond presides. Plaintiff Bernard McManus seeks twenty thousand dollars for injuries from defendant Thomas J Daniels bull. Attorneys H E Fales and C C Read for plaintiff J E Cotter and J Davis for defendant. Jury trials listed with various prior cases and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Dedham
Hammond
Bernard McManus
Thomas J. Daniels
Laintiff
Bull
H. E. Fales
C.C. Read
J. E. Cotter
J. Davis
Monyhan v Cox Malicious Prosecution Suit At Salem Court
Superior Court Essex County Salem Feb 10 Judge Sherman presides over No 5585 Daniel A Monyhan sues Eli B Cox of Salem for damages in a malicious prosecution and slander case alleging Cox caused the plaintiff's arrest on a breaking and entering charge at Coxs residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Housekeepers Face a Bright Future and a Celery Compound Cure
A forum essay predicts electric light outside cooking and less domestic work making servants obsolete, but 1890 ladies face stress and nervous exhaustion. The piece urges Paine's Celery Compound to rebuild nerves, energy, and happiness, promising vitality and relief from headaches and backaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen F. Sterrett
Paine
Malicious Prosecution Suit Follows Dismissal in Local Case
In March last, a defendant testified he saw Monyhan by matchlight at his house and Monyhan, after dismissal on the complaint, now brings this suit for malicious prosecution. Defense denies malicious intent as trial proceeds with plaintiff and defendant counsel listed. docket shows numerous cases set for Tuesday including Potter v City and Hart v Kerry among others.
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Monyhan
F. Hurlburt
F. L. Evans
D. W. Ae
Hi. P. Moutton
N. J. Holden
Potter
City of
Hall, Assignee
Salem
Beebe Et al
Pearson
Rogers
McCarthy, Oxy
Wyevr
Provident Inst
Hart
Kerry
For Savings
Tional Ing
City
Samse
Butlington
Margesen
Blatch
Dbutterick
Ford
Walton
Wilson Et al
Hill
Wdinx
Ve Amerige
Moeckinthe Et Atheseee Aie
Meduan Vy
Peras Et al
Saime Y. Same. Phy
Uncontested divorce hearings under way in Middlesex Court
Superior Court in Middlesex proceeds with uncontested libels for divorce now hearing. The remaining cases are set for tomorrow with the entire list of contested libels for divorce to be in order on Wednesday the 12th inst.
Superior Court Passes Sentences In Essex County
In Salem on February 10 Judge Sherman delivered sentences after Judge Dewey failed to appear. William Chittick of Haverhill received two years for breaking and entering. William B. Howe of Lawrence got three years for obtaining goods by false pretences. William Hf. Tucker of Andover drew nine years for theft. George A. Tucker, brother, received ten years for breaking and entering and larceny. Joshua Ford of Saugus had bail raised to 1200 dollars for assault. Several drunkenness appeals were heard and sentenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Sherman
William Chittick
Haverhill
House of Correction
William B. Howe
Bailey
Chase
Lawrence
William Hf. Tucker
Andover
George A. Tucker
Joshua Ford
Saugus
Superior Court Dockets Feb 10 Larceny and Assault Records
Feb 10 entries list numerous defendants in Superior Criminal Court. Cases cover larceny, assault and battery, drunkenness, breaking and entering, with sentences ranging from months in the House of Correction to multi year state prison terms. Names include Donahoe Murphy Breen King Cohen Bullison Griffin McCarthy Doherty Johnson Sylvester Foy Fowler OHara Murphy Cotter and others. references to Commonwealth and various dockets concluding the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donahoe
Joseph Murphy
Massachusetts Reformatory
John Breen
Same
Martin Warren
James King
House of Correction
Julius Cohen
John Bullison
Patrick Gritfin
Thomas McCarthy
State
Patrick Doherty
Jarceny
Joseph Johnson
Isaac Sylvester
Daniel J. McNamara
Fred Bolton
Eugene Callahan
Daniel Foy
John Fowler
James O'Hara
Daniel Murphy
John Ff. Cotter
Municipal Court dockets list several civil actions and transfers
First and second sessions presided by Forsyth and Curtis outline numerous cases with plaintiffs and defendants such as Levins Walsh Hurling Pearson Laker Devreaux Shreve Crump Low Marcus Brown Turner Stewart Pratt Lyde Reed Grantham Keeser Russell Whinney Punchard Woodworh McMahon Pratt Crane Cameron Whitelaw Knight Jaquit Munroe Rawson Ailler Piano Sawyer Brisham Murdock Scanlan Lawless Carey Katt Bowalch Bee Whayer Bufford Rogers bixby Cunningham Iron Works Steliar Electric Euler Boston Cafe Johnson Straine Sane Farrar Whitney Loyle Rooney Orpin Jamaica Pond Ice Co Huaslan Ferris Yerxa Brown Levrell Dimock.
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Levins
Walsh
Hurling
Pearson
Laker
Devreaux
Shreve, Crump ,& Low
Marcus
Brown
Turner
Pratt
Crane
Same
Cameron
Whitelaw
Knight
Jaquit
Munroe
Rawson
Bosse
Ailler Piano Co
Sawyer
Brisham Ye
Scanlan
Lawless
Rooney
West
Orpin
Otter Ovs
Jamaica Pond Ice Co
Huaslan
Ferris
Yerxa Vy
Levrell
Dimock
Young man arrested for trunk theft at railroad station
William Austin, who gave his name, was arrested for stealing a trunk from the baggage room of the Eastern division of the Boston & Maine railroad. The trunk belonged to the Challenge Umbrella Company and contained umbrella samples valued at 116 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Austin
Eastern Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Challenge Umbrella Company
Brain Fag Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate Says Dr Fisher
Dr W H Fisher of Le Sueur Minnesota reports Horsford's Acid Phosphate is very serviceable in nervous derility sexual weakness brain fag tobacco use as a drink in fever and in some urinary troubles. He calls it a grand food remedy in all cases where he has used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Fisher
le Sueur, Minn
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Janenildali Market
Young Men’s Republican Club
Young's Hotel
G. W. Boynton
Hoar and Ingalls
Congressman Lodge
Tremont House
WT. F. Harrigan
T. F. Harrigan
A. W. Brown
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D. L. Prendergast
J. F. Frame
Henry Johnson
George W. Page
Amos P. Tapley
Europe
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Edward Atkinson
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Bank Presidents’ Association
Young's
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Little Puck”’ Company
J. E.hogarty
Stowaway” Company
C. H. Mathews
Burglar” Company
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Frank Jones
Portsmouth
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Voy and Me
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Conecord
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New
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U.S.N
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Shermont
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Portland
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James T. Furber
Great Falls
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Farmington
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Edward Avery
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John Cavanagh
Freder G. Whitcomb
Anne A. Messinger
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C. W. Bartlett
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Coyne
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Mann
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Faxon
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Hunt
Baton
Lewis
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Miller
Davis
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Kotal Baking Powder Cos
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Paris
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W. Baker & CO
Mass
Superior Criminal Court
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Boyle
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Curtis, J
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