Public Schools Report Urges More Classrooms and Cheaper Buildings
The Special Committee reports overcrowded rooms poor ventilation and bad sanitary arrangements in city schools. It recommends ten new schoolhouses, raises questions of expenditure, and notes Boston’s costly yet elaborate recent buildings. The panel urges a schoolhouse loan and possible tax changes to fund upgrades while outlining specific district needs and staff appointments.
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Chapin
Mr. Capen
Boston
Chicago
William A. Mowry
Providence
Newport
Pierce
Gibson
Boylston Station
Adams
Bunker Hill
Lowell
Prince
Washington and
Beech Streets
Jamaica Plain
Mt. Vernon
George Putnam
Austin School
East Boston
Prince School
H Street
South Boston
Florence Street
Emerson
Hancock
Bennett
Committee On Accounts
Schindler
Committee On Examinations
Mather
Tileston
H. Adelaide Sullivan
Chapman School
Margaret A. Maguire
Comins
Helen Doherty
Dearborn
Edith Hovey
Dudley
Sara Mack
Dwight
Jessie C. Fraser
Lillian 8. Hilton
Margaret E. Carey
Sherwin
Louise W. Betts
Wells
Benjamin Tenney
Hugh O’brien
Esther
Abram_T. Smith
Hugh O’ Brien
Agnes A. Rubin
Allston School
Bessie C. Jones
Sadie G. Christie
Lara_M. Power
Lincoln
Anna R. French
Mystic Valley Club Holds Inaugural Meeting And Banquet
The Mystic Valley Club and its officers were announced at the first annual meeting in Thorndike Hall. E H Caon of Somerville was elected president with a slate including vice presidents W G probables Arlington and Chester W Kingsley of Medford, among others. A bylaws focus on temperance and local government was adopted, followed by a 100-guest banquet and a discussion on required state legislation.
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Mystic Valley Club
Fifth Middlesex Senatorial
Thorndike
E. H. Ca On
Somerville
W. G
Arlington
Chester W. Kingsley
Echee
J. Warren Bailey
Apes Ag
Clark
Fred M. Kilma
Co. Leonard
Medford
W. E. Richardson
Hetaaen
C. Small
Winchester
R. E. Nickerson
William H. Breed
Kilham
Fprington
Levi F.T. Davis
C. I. Shepard
F. I. Hodgkins
L. E. Merry
A. C. Winter
Massachusetts Reform Speech Night Highlights Education Leadership
Dent Capen chaired the event with regret letters read from President Hartwell of the State Senate and others. General John Eaton of Marietta College spoke on civic responsibility and warned against citizen indifference. He urged Massachusetts to emulate Ohio where school boards control education. Samuel Chasnee and Reps Joshua H. Davis and Frank H. Raymond also spoke while Tufts College Glee Club performed.
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Dent Capen
Hartwell
State Senate
J. Henry Norcross
Irving L. Russell
John Eaton
Marietta College
Ohio
Massachusetts
Samuel Chasnee
Joshua H. Davis
Frank H. Raymond
Somerville
Tufts College Glee Club
Portrait of Bancroft Presented at Worcester Alumni Night
Worcester high school alumni reunion honors historian Gee Bancroft with a fine oil portrait by Billings of Boston. Edward L. Davis presents the painting in a speech, and A S Roe, school principal, accepts on behalf of the institution.
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Worcester High School
Worcester
Sprcrar
Edward L. Davis
Gee Bancroft
Billings
Boston
Davis
A. S. Roe
Obituary of Alonzo Hamilton Cloak Manufacturer
Obituary notes Alonzo Hamilton of Dorchester died after a five month illness caused by paralysis. Born Oct 1, 1816 in Waterboro Me he built a long career in Saco and Boston retail dry goods and cloaks at 37 Kingston Street. He married Mary Chase and had four children with three surviving. He also engaged in shipping and Dorchester real estate and held Unitarian affiliations in Saco and Boston.
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Alonzo Hamilton
Kingston Street
Dorchester
Mr. Hamilton
Waterboro
Benjamin R
Sarah C. Hamilton
Saco
Boston
Hamilton
Hamilton, Richardson & Whitney
Summer and
Kingston Streets
Mary Chase
Jotham Chase
Unitarian Society
Nichols
Two Obituaries Highlighting John C. Dodge and Orray A. Taft Jr.
John C. Dodge of Salem and former Chicago alderman dies in Somerville at about eighty. He lived in Manchester Essex and previously worked with the Illinois Central land department and Chicago Board of Trade. Orray A. Taft Jr., son of O A Taft of Point Shirley, dies at 48 in Providence after a career as a prominent manufacturer. He leaves a widow and two children and was active in the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company and the Knights Templar.
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John C. Dodge
Chicago
Somerville
Mr. Dodge
Salem
Chicago Board of Aldermen
Chicago Board of Trade
Illinois Central Railroad
David A. Neal
Manchester
Essex County
Orray A. Taft, Jr
O. A. Taft
Point Shirley
Providence
R. 1
Mr. Taft
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Knights Templars
Delta Kappa Epsilon Banquet Lists Members and Officers
Forty members of Delta Kappa Epsilon gathered at Parker House for their annual banquet. The list names attendees from Yale, Amherst, Bowdoin, Dartmouth, Colby, Williams, and others, plus elected officers for the ensuing year and remarks from toastmaster and several speakers.
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Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Yale
Parker House
Francis A. Walker
Amherst
William Hi. Drury
H. O Marey
H. Burr Crandall
Willams
Henry Hyde Smith
Bowdoin
J. N. Marshall
Edwin de Merritte
Dartmouth
C. L. Hutchins
Williams
Burchard
College City of
Holbrook
Colby
John Knox
R. Williams
Brown
N. Cole
Harvard
H. F. Curtis
N. D. Eaton
Quincy
Dakaene
Andmores A. Marden
Cambridge aldermen act on sewers and safety lights
The Cambridge board discussed sewer extensions on Irving and Cedar streets, gas light on Dana Street, an inspector for electric wires with city cost share, and a labor ordinance favoring Cambridge citizens. A bay window ban was adopted, a damage claim on Broadway was noted, patrolman nomination deferred, and bridge closure hearings continued with a protest resolution.
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Cambridge Aldermen
Charles Eliot Norton
Irving Street
Richard Sullivan
Cedar Street
Dana Street
Said Street
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Central Labor Union
Cambridge
Alena Jacobs
Broadway
J. E. McNulty
P. Lovell
National Ship Owners’ Association
Horatio Wellington
J. Q. Bennett
D. A. Buckley
Charles River
Cambridge Latin School Debating Society
Dorchester High School
United States
Cambridge Society
Dorchester Society
Cambridge Soldiers
Cyrus Cobb
Cambridge City Hall
Somerville Couple wed in private ceremony on Washington Street
Miss M I Holt daughter of ex Alder Holt married William E Plummer at her parents home in Somerville. Rev George Skene officiated. A large reception followed with many friends. Ushers named. Gifts included a silver church silver and piano lamp. They will reside at 36 Bow Street. Also notes on F U N N Club first social, Condit's Orchestra, and a Winter Hill church lecture and Prospect Hill concert with Edith Homer and other performers.
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Inez Holt
Alderman Holt
William E. Plummer
Washington Street
Somerville
George Skene
M. E. Church
Messrs
A. C. Holt
F. I. Wright
A. K. Kerr
Charles F. Brine
Condit
A. G. Woolson
Winter Hill Congregational Church
Eastern Pain
Prospect Hill Congregational Church
Young People’s Society
Edith Homer
Mr. Bond
Minnie Gould
Bertha Boardman
Florabel Dunklee
Ella Boardman
Amelia C. Woehrn
Malden Budget Advances In Common Council Session
Malden, Feb. 12. The common council passed the annual appropriation bill listing allocations for highways and streets, schools, fire and police departments, health, libraries, cemeteries, and public works. Total city expenditures amount to $196,000.
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Malden
Common Council
Health Department
Board of Health
Salem Street
Bell Rock
Electric lighting dispute delays Dedham project in Phoenix block
Feb 12 Dedham News reports new complications in the Dedham and Hyde Park Gas and Electric Light Company contest. Building owners ordered the Phoenix block plant to stop after insurance underwriters deemed the wiring unsafe, halting ongoing operations.
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Dedham
Dedham & Hyde Park Gas and Electric Light Company
Phoenix Block
Depot Matters at Lowell Voted Favorable
Lowell board of trade discussed depot matters and approved a new depot at the stone yard Thorndike street with a covered footway through the arch. All trains to connect with Merrimac street depot by cab trains. Freight depot to move to Central street station. Merrimac River navigation referred to a committee with several neighboring boards of trade.
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Lowell
Board of Trade
Stone Yard
Thorndike Street
Merrimac Street
Jackson Street
Central Street
Boston
Merrimac River
Lawrence, Haverhill
Nashua
Gloucester
Boards of Trade
THE PIG IRON TRUST
New York reports at the Metal Exchange say the Pig Iron Trust plans to control the U.S. market. Contracts lock furnace firms to years of exclusive warrants, with pricing at 25 cents per ton and 2 cents monthly storage carrying charges.
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New York
New York Metal Exchange
Pig Iron Trust
New Pastor Chosen for Trinity Congregational Church
Lawrence February 12. The Trinity Congregational Church voted to extend a call to Rev. William A. Keese formerly of Garey Avenue Baptist in Chelsea. Keese left the Baptist denomination over baptism doctrine and joined the Congregationalists after supplying Salem pulpit seven years, and Trinity pulpit for three Sundays. He succeeds Rev. J. L. R. Trask now at Springfield.
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Lawrence
Trinity Congregational Church
William A. Keese
Garey Avenue
Chelsea
Keese
Salem
Trinity Church
Aie
J. L. R. Trask
Springfield
New Books Review—Mrs Baylor and More Antiquarian Works
Critics survey recent novels and tales by Baylor Cooke Helps Besant and Farjeon. Notes praise and fault lines, highlighting In and Around a Despatch Box for historical value, Steadfast as a solid if uneven Besant historical, and Toilers of Babylon for its lively caravan plot and three volume limit.
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Miss Baylor
Old Dominion
Ecards
Mr. Besant
Woodstock
Babylon
Richard Pardon
Mr. Farjeon
Rose Terry Cooke
Boston
Ticknor & Co
Arthur Helps
Roberts Bros
Price
Golo Raimund
Adelaide
Buckley
New York
Funk & Wagnalls
Walter Besant
Harper & Bros
B. L. Farjeon
Lecoar & Feos
Glidden and Curtis Troubles Deepen in Ohio and Western Coal
A Boston area source notes Glidden and Curtis invested about 750000 in the Ohio and Western coal and iron property in the Hocking Valley. Strikes wrecked assets, funds dwindled, and a near assignation was feared before improving prospects. Company funds and a 5000 note at Hamilton National Bank affected by partners’ hidden liquidity issues. A receiver was named for the Pacific Guano Company in Charleston, DC, with few details.
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Ohio & Western Coal and Iron
Hocking Valley
Glidden & Curtis
Guapo
Smith
Hamilton National Bank
Lynn Institution For Savings
Pacific Guano Company
Charleston
D. C
Trains via Springfield Worcester and New London
Daily rail service announced by T Hempstead with New Haven Hartford New York lines via Springfield Worcester New London Providence and Willimantic. Daily operation includes Sundays. Cars offered include parlor or sleeping cars by each company.
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New Haven
Philadelphia
Bound Brook
Central BR. R
New Jerse
St. BR
New York
Depot Central B. R
New Jersey
Liberty St
Depot Philadelphia
Reading R. It
9Th and Greenests
J.N. Magna
New England
Washington St
Bostom
Niagara Falls
Detroit
No. 9
Chicago
Cleveland
Toledo
Albany
Hartford
Worcester
Train Schedules From Kneeland Street to Cape Town Area
A list of train or ferry times connects Kneeland Street Station to Buzzards Bay Bourne and towns including Brewster Cataumet Chatham Cottage City Fairhaven Hyannis Harwich Monument Beach Mattapoisett Marion Nantucket Provincetown Sand Wich Sacamore South Yarmouth Tremont Wellfleet Wet Barnstable Weeds Hall Ware Nam Warmouth with various departures around 8.15 am 4.15 pm and earlier special notes for Nantucket Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays.
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Kneeland Street
Buzzards Bay
Barnstake
Bourne
Bournedale
Brewster
Cataumet
Chatham
Cottage City
Wark Sq
New Bedford
Fairhaven
Almouth
Hyannis
Harwich
Monument Beach
Mattapoisett
Marion
Nantucket
Woods Hall
Provincetown
Sandwich
Sacamore
Yarmouth
Tremont
Wellfleet
Wet Barnstable
Weeds Hall
Warenam
Warmouth
Providence Division Rail Schedule Fragments
Providence Division train times from Park Square Station to New York Shore Line and Stonington Line routes with numerous departures listed. Includes Central Hallindale East Foxboro Dedham Readville and other stations, Sundays and weekdays patterns, with multiple times and notes for additional trains see Central Division.
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Central Division
Kneeland Street
New York
Fall River
Mraintree
Middleboro
Bridgewater
Brockton
Cohasset and
Hinzham
Easton
East Bridgewater
Abington
Milton
Quincy
Weymouth
Sunays
Taunton
Morrison Square
Marshfield
Sea View
Tapan
Mlilton
North Easton
Stoughton
Andolph
Plymouth
Duxbury
Mocklland
Hanover
Seimates
Shawmut
South Mraintree
South Duxbury
Central Station
Dean St
Whitman
South Weymouth
Wollaston Heights
Weatridgewater
Cochesett
South Easton
Stonington
Attledoro
Boy Laten
Central
Hallindale
Mighland
West Roxbury
Spring Street
Canton Junction
Dedham
Dudgeville
East Foxboro
Mazelwood
Mebronville
Hyde Pack
M. Camiaica Lain
Mansfield
Hope and
Clarendon
Attleboro
Providence
Readville
Oxbury
Rumford
India Point
Sharon
Sharon Heights
Stoughton Central
Canton
South Walpole
Wrentham
Walnut Hill
Stonehaven
Warren and
Bristol
Manafield
Dj Tanunton
bNew Bedford
Norton
Newport
Fallver
New London
Wickford Junction
Park Square Station
Washington, Cor. State Street
Park Square
J. W. Richardson
J. W. Miller
H. Briggs
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New England Alumni Association
Henry Cabot Lodge
J. M. Barker
S. L. Powers
Darmouth
William A. Wood
Syracuse
E. O. Silver
Elmer E. Silver
Iown
Walker
W. H. Drury
New York City
College of the City of
H. O. Marcy
University of California
A.C. Miller
D. P. Bailey
Myles Standish
J. P. Williams
Nathaniel W. Ladd
Honey Hyde Smith
W. E. Hatch
G. L. Kingsley
E. A. Merrill
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the Pig Iron Trust
NEW Books
Philemon Hall
Messrs. Roberts Bros
Sir Arthur Helps
Glidden & Curtis’s Troubles
Ford RR
Haven
Montreal & West
Vermont
Fitchburg
Wagner Palace
Central Vermont
R. R
J. W. Homary
W. Cummings
Gt Albans
Johann Hoff
PMALZ
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Eisner & Mendelson CO
Barclay
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Fall River Line
Shore Line
Stonington Line
Old Stats Oune
Hoosac
Teave Awit
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Rotterdam Sunities
Troy
Binghamton
Koston
Buffalo
Palace
Belmont
Krattleboro
Miller’ S Falls
Concord
SUN
Gardner and Miller’s Falls
Licesick Falls
Johnsonville
Sun. Bain
Miarlboro
Sudeon
N. M
Shyer Sunstone
North Adams and Williamstorn
North Leaminator
Saratoga
Shelburne
Union Square
Su IK
Waltham
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Ayer Junction
Miller's Falls
Hoosac Tunnel
Wash
John Adams
J. Whitmore
J.R. Watson
Cape Cod
Cheshire
Central Vermont Railroads
Rutland
Montreal
Ottawa
Ogdensburg
Causeway Street
St. Albans
Winchendon
Jaffrey
Peterboro
Fitzwilliam
Marlboro
Keene
Westmoreland
Walpole
Bellows Falls
Burlington
St. Johns
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company R. R
White River Junction
White River
A. Faxon
K. Stewart
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Boston & Albany
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Rochester
Michigan Central R. R
Toltedo
Lake ‘Lee
Michigan Southern
Hanson
River Line
Brooklyn
Jersey
Sunanys
Old State House
J. R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
L. H. Palmer
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Framingham and
Fayville
Southboro
Bolton
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Clinton
Leominster
Pratt’s Junction
Old Colony R. K
Concomnd R. R
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Main
N. H
N.H
LL. E. Chamberlly
Supe
C. F. Libbie & CO
Hayward Place
Bartolozzi
Durer
Barlom
Valentine Green
Lorghi
Meryon
C. F. Miller
Nantenil
Rem- Lage Richomme
Charles Waltner
Wilkie
Woolett
Waltner
Rembrandt
van der Velde
C. T. Walker
Walker's Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Portland Street
Lancaster Street
W. P. Balch Livestock Agency
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Snow & CO
North Market St
Fulton St
Richards & CO
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Murdock
Texas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Middle
American Medical Association
British Medical Association
Murdock Liquid Food Co