The Young Democrats Club Reports Rules and Membership
The February meeting of the Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts approved bylaws listing meeting order and open records. New members Walter E. Adams John J. Winn Charles A. Knight John W. Coveney Christopher R. Gannon William B. Doyle William A. Gardner Lawrence Minot George T. Lincoln were elected.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
No. 66
State Street
John C. Crosby
Pittsfield
J. Russell Reed
Lexington
Senator Roads
Marblehead
Committee On
Walter E. Adams
John J. Winn
Charles A. Knight
John W. Coveney
Christopher R. Gannon
William BE. Doyle
William A. Gardner
Lawrence Minot
George T. Lincoln
A. P. Browne
New York City
Brooklyn
New York
Massachusetts Club
Democratic
Russell
Cambridge
Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Manchester
Boston
Harold Williams
Richard Sullivan
William E. Russell
Campridge
Samuel Roads, Jr
Crosby
Godfrey Morse
William E. Doyle
Asa T. Newhall
Lynn
William Progin
Westfield
W. E. Silshy
Milton
Names Considered for Prospective Superior Court Vacancies
A bill to create two new justices of the Superior Court is moving toward passage this week. Among urged candidates are Judge John H. Hardy of Arlington and the Boston Municipal Court, and Hon. Albert E. Pillsbury of Boston. Dedham lawyers F. D. Ely and another Dedham figure are also named as possible appointees to the new benches.
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John H. Hardy
Arlington
Boston
Robinson
Ames
Albert E. Pillsbury
State Senate
Dedham
Norfolk County
Theron Metcalf
Ezra Wilkinson
Waldo Colburn
F. D. Ely
Wrentham
Brown University
Colburn
Massachusetts
Worthington and French Named for Judicial Posts in Norfolk
The Hon. Erastus Worthington, longtime Norfolk county clerk, devotes time to public work and historical research with the Dedham Historical Society. Judge Asa French of Braintree, former district attorney, later served on the Court of Alabama Claims. A pending Legislature bill aims to raise judges’ salaries from 4500 to 6000, adding appeal to the appointments.
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Erastus Worthington
Norfolk County
Worthington
Dedham Historical Society
Asa French
Braintree
Court of Alabama Claims
Hayes
Senate Deliberates On Fishery Treaty In Secret Session
Washington February 20 The Senate heard the fishery treaty read and debated making it public but failed to change rules needed for disclosure. Debate highlighted Canadian port privileges for bait under the 1818 treaty and whether the administration achieved a long standing settlement.
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Washineton
Senate
Frye
Ottawa
Canada
United States
Congress
Multiple Hotel Fires Roar in Hartford and Cities Across U S
Hartford incidents report Allyn House pantry fire at 1:30 am with second alarm and roof spread. by 8:05 am it was under control but water damage heavy. Other items include 448 450 West Twenty third Street blaze in New York causing 150000 loss. Wilsonville mills fire in Connecticut 50 000 loss. Gantzhberg Theatre fire injuring a boy and fatality. Rye Christian Church fire 10000 loss. Hussey rake factory and Marsh rake factory fire. North Woburn residence destroyed with 1500 loss.
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Hartford
Conn
Allyn
New York
West Twenty-third Street
Wesster
Wilsonville (Conn
Lawrence Keegan
Royal London & Lancashire
Commercial Union
Phenix Insurance
Etna
Pennsylvania
American
Niagara
Anglo-Nevada
Spring Garden
Liberty
Tortford
North British
Firemen’s Fund
Prescott
Connecticut
Neptune
First National of
Worcester
Hosoxen
N. J
Gantzhberg
Washington Street
Gantzberg
Otto
Otto Lobes
Florence Naegle
Alice Plohner
Portsmouth
N. H
Christian Church
Rye
Dover
Gilmanton Iron Works
J. P. Hussey
Marsh
Hussey
Woburn
School Street
North
Edward A. Horn
Administrator Adams Seeks Statements on Dacey Estate Accounts
The Boston financial brief reports Melvin O. Adams was appointed administrator of the late Hon. T. J. Dacey estate with bonds of 380,000. He seeks written statements from creditors detailing indebtedness and treasurer accounts to settle rumors of misappropriation, noting results may take weeks and that no conclusions are drawn yet.
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T. J. Dacey
Mr. Dacey
Cornelius J. Dacey
Adams
Pemberton Square
Boston
Melvin O. Adams
Dacey
Arsenic in East Greenwich Well Sparks Law and Order Turmoil
In East Greenwich R1 a war on liquor sellers led by the Law and Order League erupts as arsenic is found in Mr Allen's well and a dynamite cartridge damages Mr Still's steps. Rev Still resigns to enter temperance lectures as Rev Blakeslee denounces violence and calls for unity at an academy meeting Tuesday evening.
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R. 1
East Greenwich
Law and Order League
O. H. Still
The
Baptist Church
Messrs
Still
Allen
Blakeslee
Academy
Indian distress in far North worsens as starvation hits
The Pioneer Press reports from Winnipeg on Northland famine among Indians near McKenzie River. Missionary Rev. W. Spendrove reached Winnipeg after nine years north of the river. observances note deaths from starvation and cannibalism due to scarce deer. Ottawa's inaction on destitution draws anger.
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St. Paul, Minn
Pioneer Press
Winnipeg
W. Spendrove
McKenzie River
Ottawa
Tremont House Sells in Major Boston Real Estate Deal
J Montgomery Sears sells Tremont House to Fred L Ames in Boston in what is described as the largest private sale in the city. Price undisclosed though rumors of 700000 are denied. The historic hotel may become a West End Street Railway central station.
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J. Montgomery Sears
Tremont House
Fred L. Ames
Boston
West End Street Railway Company
Isaiah Rogers
Tremont Theatre
Tremont Temple
Henry Clay
President Jackson
Jenny Lind
Prince of Wales
Charles Dickens
David Seare
H. M. Hartshorne & Co
Cambridge Club Banquet Discusses Constitutional Prohibition
One hundred Cambridge leaders including ex-Mayor Hall Mayor Russel Senator Kingsley City Solicitor McIntyre Jabez Fox and ex-Senator Wells attended the Cambridge Club monthly dinner at the Revere House. The discussion on Constitutional Prohibition drew spirited debate with many favoring high license or local option and others opposing.
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Cambridge Club
Cambridge
Revere House
Hall
Russel
Kingsley
C. J. McIntyre
Jabez Fox
W. A. Bancroft
Saunders
Wells
Driver Sid Peasley Falls Dead After Stable Crash
About 10 15 last evening Sidney H Peasley 50 lived at 57 Leverett street drove his vehicle into Blennett s stable on Leverett street. He fell to the floor as the horse stopped. Officer Gray found him, placed him in a patrol wagon and took him to the station. Dr Cilley pronounced heart disease as the cause. It is thought he died when he fell.
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Sidney H. Peasley
Leverett Street
Blennett
Gray
Cilley
Forty New England Piano Co workers strike over new case work
About forty varnishers and polishers at the New England Piano Company walked out at noon after proprietor Thomas Scanlan refused, favoring a more effortful finish for the same pay. A visiting assembly committee could not meet him. New York warerooms were alerted and pickets set to bar return to work.
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New England Piano Company
Thomas Fr. Scanlan
Washingtonian Home celebrates 30th anniversary
Last evening the Washingtonian Home marked its thirtieth anniversary with historical and personal reminiscences. Speakers included Dr. J. D. Crothers of Hartford a delegate to the London congress Vice-President Joseph Story William W. Warren Dr. Herbert Day and L. D. Buffum. Music by part of the Berkeley Street quartet.
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J. D. Crothers
Hartford
How Officer Cleary Was Injured
James Foley of 6 Allston street fell downstairs and broke his leg. An ambulance crew from Station 1 stopped at Station 3 for help, and on Joy street the vehicle overturned injuring Officer Cleary with a fractured left leg. Foley was taken to City Hospital and Cleary returned to 84 Albion street.
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Cleary
James Foley
Allston Street
Hayes
Joy Street
Foley
City Hospital
Albion Street
Elegant silver tea service on display in Shreve, Crump & Low window
A refined silver tea service novelly exhibited in the Shreve, Crump & Low window awaits presentation to a lucky lady. The piece gleams with craftsmanship and promises to captivate visitors with its graceful design and historic appeal.
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Shreve
Crump & Low
Train Derailment Near Readville Causes Minor Injuries
A Boston and Providence passenger train derailed near Readville after a flange broke on the forward track. The first car wheel left the rails as it neared Readville station, but brakes prevented a worse crash. Passengers in the affected section were shaken but uninjured.
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Boston & Providence
Readville
Firstassenger
Canton
Readvile Station
The Private Secretary at Park Theatre and More
Amusements listing shows Cul-la-Ma-Chree at Park peers in evening program The Private Secretary at gate The Madelon at Madelon Theatre Evening 7 45 Boston Theatre J K Emmet Howard Avenue Variety 8 Boston Museum The Bells of Haslemere 8 Cyclorama Battle of Bunker Hill Old South Church Philippoteaux Life of General Grant Grand Opera House Michael Strogoff with 2 showtimes afternoon 2 evening 7 45
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Park Peers RE
Eveninmgate Theatre
Madelon
Boston Theatre
J. K. Emmet
Ote Howard Atheh
Variety
Boston Museum
Haslemere
Cyclorama
Tremont Street
Marriages and obituaries in city notices
In this city Feb 19 at New South Church Henry D Kilborn wed Bessie L Mitchell. Henry K Lyman and Julia A Pearce married Feb 18 at Baptist Tabernacle. Allan Waterman wed Annie Harvie Feb 17. Deaths include A Augusta Bassett 44 Newton. Frederic F Baury New York. Mary Emma Bosworth 39 Auburndale. Annis Crawford Burnham 77 Lowell. Rebecca Easterbrook 77 Ling ham. Minnie L Hillard Allston. Captain Richard Mitchell 69 Boston Highlands. Hamilton Phelps Chelsea. Malvina C Stone San Francisco. Levina Urbino Roxbury. Frederic Blake Wilder 15 Newton. Mrs L L Williams Paris.
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Kilborn
Mitchell
New South Church
George H. Young
Henry D. Kilborn
Bessie L. Mitchell
Lyman Pearce
The
Baptist Tabernacle
M R. Deming
Henry K. Lyman
Julia A. Pearce
Boston
Waterman
Harvie
H. Winkley
Allan
Bassett
Newton
A. Augusta Bassett
Charles W. Bassett
J. J. Haley
Barry
New York
Frederic F. Baury
Alfred L. Baury
St. Mary’s Church
Newton Lower Falls
Bosworth
Auburndale
Mary Emma
William G. Bosworth
Burnham
Lowell
Mass
Annis Crawford
Walter Burnham
M.D
Easterbrook
Atlingham
Rebecca
Samuel Easterbrook
Hillard
Minnie L
Luke Hillard
Allston
Eliza R
C. N. Ois
Boston Highlands
Richard Mitchell
Nantucket
Phelps
Chelsea
Hamilton Phelps
James T
Juliza
Phelps. Stone
San Francisco
Cal
Malvina C. Stone
Josiah Ff. Stone
Winchester
Masa
Urbino
Roxbury
Levina B
R. Urbino
Wilder
Frederic Blake
Frank L
Julia M. Wilder
Williams
Paris
Rance
Prewmonia
L. L
Frederic D. Williams
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Cushing
Western Railroad
Chicago Bear Party
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Transcript
Advertiser
Lamson
Martin Hill Company
Frenchman's Bay
Maine
Bramans
West End
Atchison
Charles A. Whittier
Clearing House Association
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St. Louis
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Nathan Mathews
Chester Park
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Veta Pass
Toltec Gorge
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Santa Monica
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Monterey
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Denver
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Mechanics’ Hall
Edward He Baker
Col. Wellington
Congress St
DuHas
L. Hovey
Avon Street
F. H. Brians
High Street
F. W. Dallinger
Broad Street
Perlie A. Drew
Columbus Avenue
Henry Carstensen
Henry W. Atkins
Jd. H. Fromvaingham
W.L. Fox
Adams Hrouse
Parker House
Young’s Hotel
Mechanics’ Building
Washingtonian
Horatio HarrIs
Waban
Newton Highlands
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Telegraph & Telephone Line
PEAKL
City of Seattle Real Estate
H. H. Dearborn & CO
Tremont
Cor
H. Sargent
Devonshire St
Joslin House
Webster, Mass
Gould
Devonshire Street
Spaulding & Tewksbury
H. H. Hunnewell & Sons
Milk Street
Chas. E. Cram
Raymond
M. J. Lovering
Raymond, N. H
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Northern Pacific
Cascade Mountains
Yellowstone National Park
Portland
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Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
British Columbia
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Columbia River
Puget Sound
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Big Trees
Mexico
Washington, D. C
W. Raymond
I. A. Whitcomb
Washington
Washington St
School St
Boston, Mass
Insurance
Edmund A. Poole
Lidge
John W. Cuming
Andrew Cuptin
Edward M. Brewer
T. Quincy Browne
T. Jefferson
Alpheus H. Hardy
Joseph A. Tasigi
Albert Lewis
Charles F. Perry
WM. A. Rust
J. Henry Sears
Baring Bros. & Co
London
Cyrus Wakefield
Stephen M. Weld
Chas. F. Wyman
T. Goodwin Whitney
OIS
City OF
Boston Water Board
Water Board
H. T. Rockwell
City Hall
Park Department
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Wood Island Park
Park Commissioners
Benjamin Dean
Patrick Maguire
John F. Andrew
Board of Park Commissioners of the City of
Office of Park Commissioners
American Insurance Co
Ofice
Cermicates
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
Henry 8S. Bean
Asat
Secy
Boylston
Kilby Street
J. W. Balch
WW. Glover
the Eastern Banking CO
Francis A. Osbors
ZDW
T. Merrihew
John Jeffries & Sons
Navy Yard
Virginia
Navy Department
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Secretary of the Navy
William C. Whitney
Nile
Planokorte S
W. Tyler
C. SN
West Chester Park
YVR
Brookline Land Company
Equitable Building
Alfred D. Chandler
Warren Street’ Chapel
Boston Music Hall
Wendell Hall AS
Phillips’ ‘Sociation
Wendell Phillips
Gov. Ames
Goy V. Brackett
O'Brien
Gen. Butler
A. A. Miner
Edward McGlynn
Julia Ward Howe
Richard J. Greener
Jd. Doherty
Eugene Tompkins
Fritz
Boston Ideal Opera Company
Boston Theatre—Extra
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Rudolph Aronson
NEW York Casino CO
Lecocq
the Marquis
Thea
Isaac B. Rich
Colleen Bawn
Andy Dolan
Boucicauls
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Chas. IL. Andrews
Minuet Carnival Company
Michael Strocoff
Choice
Cirese
Chas. S. Davis
Alvin Joslin
Howard Atheneum
Howard Atheneum Specialty Co
Battle OF
Bunker Hill
Philippoteai
Philippoteaux
Fort Donelson
Europe
Weere
Court St
Ing Has. T. Bovell
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