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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1897

Page

5

Comedy of errors in Hudgens vs Lee court case draws laughter

The Municipal Civil Court heard Hudgens vs Lee in a case about a strawberry roan burro colt mistaken for a stallion. Dr. Daniel D. Lee, a veterinary surgeon, operated on the wrong animal due to mix ups between two Clarks and two streets, leading to a damages award of $50 to Seymour L. Hudgens.

Municipal Civil Court Hudgens Parkway Daniel D. Lee Mr. Hudgens Seymour L. Hudgens George F. Clark Park Commission Clark Park Park Street Dr. Lee Clarks Mexico

Boston Purchases Tremont Street Estate From Society

The Massachusetts Historical Society held its stated meeting yesterday afternoon. The sale of its Tremont street estate to the city of Boston was completed and approved unanimously. Rev. L W Spring and Prof Woodrow Wilson were elected to resident and corresponding membership respectively. T K Lothrop to write General F A Walker memoir for publication.

The Massachusetts Historical Society Justin Winsor LL. D C. C. Smith Boston Tremont Street Arthur Lord L. W. Spring D. D Williams College Woodrow Wilson Princeton University T. K. Lothrop F. A. Walker

Reform Boston Plans Stir Public Reform Deliberations

The Great and General Court heard that many Boston residents want city government overhauled. Three reform schemes were debated by the Metropolitan Affairs Committee, including a Citizens Association plan for a two per ward Common Council and a two year board appointment system. The Municipal League and merchants committee proposals favor a 38 member single legislature with ward and at large seats. President Capen and Mayor Quincy spoke in support. hearing continued to February 25.

Great and General Court Massachusetts Boston Citizens’ Association of Boston House Municipal League Merchant Municipal Committee Committee Metropolitan Affairs Citizens’ Association Municipal Board of Commerce and Finance Boston Associated Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce Boston Merchants’ Association The Real Estate Exchange Clearing House Association Shoe and Leather Exchange Committee On Metropolitan Affairs Merchants’ Municipal Committee League Merchants’ Committee Samuel B. Capen Quincy F. B. Allen Jonathan A. Lane Edwin D. Mead John C. Cobb Common Council Kinney Ward 11 Jones Arthur Wood Lawrence School Horgan School Committee of Board of Aldermen Kinney, Saunders Lonergan William J. Miller Ward 5 Board of Police Henley Street Charlestown Miller Falvey Back Bay W. J. Donovan Board of Health East Boston Land Company Jeffries Point Wood Island Come Dean First South Public Grounds Department Park Department House of Industry Deer Island Milton Boylston Street Washington Charles Street West End Boston Common Senate John W. Agnes Somerville West End Street Railway

Boston Common Council Debates School Board Reforms and Fire Delays

Boston Common Council discusses an insane and pauper oversight overhaul with Kinney leading a plan for a separate trustees board. The council also investigates ambulance delays after a Charlestown Henley Street fire, plus multiple orders on street work, street cleaning, and park playground transfers.

Bills Move Through Senate As Pardons Board Proposed

Legislation advances with several measures in the Senate and House. A Boston bill requests creation of a Board of Pardons. Another proposal—backed by Hayes of Boston—seeks constitutional amendment for minority representation in General Court elections. Lancaster Elevated Railway Co seeks a $10,000,000 franchise for electric elevated lines in Boston with multiple routes and a 5-cent fare for twenty years, plus free transfers to connecting lines.

Senate House Gallivan Boston Board of Pardons Hayes Lancaster Elevated Railway Company Manhattan Union Station Canal Street Haymarket Square Washington Street Adams Square Devonshire Street Winthrop Square Arch Street Chauncy Street Harrison Avenue Dudley Street Union Dover Street Roxbury Crossing

Mills to Start Woollen Mill Resumes Operations

WOONSOCKET R I Feb 11 The woollen mill at Oak Valley Burrellville formerly operated by J D Nichols & Sons has changed hands and preparations are making for resuming operations It has been due sixteen months and formerly employed nearly 100 hands.

Woonsocket, R. I Oak Valley Burrellville J. D. Nichols & Sons

Cure Almost All the Ailments Suffering Men and Women

The electrical department reports daily crowds and astonishing cures for nearly all forms of ailment. Hundreds of patients suffer from starrh throat and lung diseases are treated with notable results.

Munyon’s Electric Machine Promises Quick Cures for Ailments

Advertised claims list catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia and many illnesses. Munyon's static electric apparatus is said to relieve pain aid nervous prostration and other conditions with a seated treatment by an expert physician. Endorsing testimonials from Boston residents claim rapid improvement and cures.

Munyon W. Rickley Eighth Street Boston Mass Eugene Chapin Pinckney Street Tola Forrest Monad Street

Munyons Life Chamber promises cures for throat and lung diseases

An advertisement touts Munyons Life Chamber as a rational cure for catarrh asthma bronchitis and all throat and lung diseases. It claims to reach sore spots purify inflamed organs and deliver medicated oxygen through every pore and inhalation to strengthen the nervous system.

Munyon

Munyon's Improved Homeopathic Remedies Featured

Munyon's improved homeopathic remedies are marketed as separate cures for each disease and sold nationwide. The ads claim thousands of homes lack a family physician and endorse free trials and advice from Tremont Temple, with free medical attention offered at office or home.

Munyon Tremont Temple

Death of South Boston Man at 91 Baxter Street

William Dertwinkle aged 75 was found dead in bed by his wife at 8 pm at 91 Baxter Street South Boston. Dr Young certified death from bronchitis and pneumonia.

William Dertwinkle Baxter Street Boston Young

St Stephen’s T A B Ball Sets Feb 26 Reunion at Moon Street

The ball committee of St Stephen's T A B Society met to plan their annual reunion and ball to be held Friday evening Feb 26 at St John's Hall Moon Street. Invitations to prominent public men including Governor Wolcott and Mayor Quincy have been extended and many accepted. After the meeting a reception and dance followed.

St. Stephen

Die Walküre at Boston Theatre Impresses Large Audience

The Boston Theatre hosted Die Walküre with Lilli Lehmann as Brunhilde in a largely praised performance. Critics noted Lehmann's range and phrasing improved after a challenging opening act, while Fritz Ernst and Susan Strong received strong acclaim in key roles.

Richard Wagner Boston Theatre Lilli Lehmann Brunhilde Damrosch Milka Ternina Mme. Lehmann Fraulein Ternina Fritz Ernst Siegmund Susan Strong Sieglinde Emil Fischer Wotan Fritz Derschach Siegfried Ernst Kraus

Lomasney amendment to seat black councillor fails in Senate

In a heated debate over seating a black member on the Governor's Council, Senator Lomasney urged nondiscrimination while opponents tied a party agenda to the effort. The roll call ended 4-27 with Gallivan Hayes Lomasney Moran voting yes and Quinn voting no.

Commonwealth James A. Gallivan Councillor Allen Quinn Tennessee Lomasney Senate Republican Party Bradford Hampden Back Bay Boston Executive Council Old Massachusetts Garrison Phillips Holden Massachusetts Cook Worcester Allen Democracy of John H. Sullivan Mr. Hayes Mr. Roberts Irwin Berkshire Senator Quinn Suffolk Gallivan Messrs. Gallivan Hayes Moran

Public Library Thief Steals Coats in Cambridge

Over six weeks a sneak thief at the Cambridge Public Library has taken about twenty overcoats along with hats and rubbers. Police suspect a single man, as most coats share similar size. The culprit enters without outerwear then dons a coat before leaving. Victims include Frank L. Ellis and W. W. Garrett.

Cambridge Public Library Frank L. Ellis W. W. Garrett

Two New Justices Nominated by Governor

Executive council approves Walter Adams of Framingham as special justice of the First District Court of southern Middlesex and Harvey F. Baker of Brookline as associate justice of Brookline Police Court. Council also approves $8500 compensation bill for commissioners who investigated the Massachusetts Benefit Association from Nov 7, 1896, to Jan 7, 1897.

Walter Adams Framingham First District Court Middlesex Harvey F. Baker Brookline Police Court Massachusetts Benefit Association

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