Jolly Parker's Hall Feasts Honor Massachusetts Yacht Club
A Boston gala at Parker's hosts 120 guests from the Massachusetts Yacht Club led by Commodore Soley with Dr. Sayer Hasbrouck Lt. Wood and Commander Eaton. Toasts celebrate naval militia, club growth, and the new Massachusetts Yacht Club era, with reflections on past cruises and future plans.
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Parker’s
Grover Cleveland
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Commodore J. C. Soley
Commodore Soley
Sayer Hasbrouck
Rhode Island Yacht Club
W. M. Wood
U.S.N
J. G. Eaton
South Boston
H. W. Savage
H. E. Converse
Sammuel K. Clarke
5. P. Perrin
L Allen Taylor
Philip Manchester
Ayson T. Lowell
W. 2
Dearborn
Louis M. Clark
C. J. Means
I. A. Whall
Joseph Dorr
Stephen H. Bennett
Edward KR. Price
C. E. Randall
Fred C. Greene
Frederick T. Hunt
Russell G. Hunt
Henry M. Faxon
SE Couillard
E. Cooper Stone
E. N. Castillo
H. J. Lee
H. B. Babc
Naval Militia
Tnsbrouck
Commander Eaton
Navy
Wood
Boston Harbor
Portland
Camden
Lake Merunticook
Dorchester Yacht Club
National Defence
Ths
Butle
Dr. Hasbrouck
Naval Reserve
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
The
United States Navy
Commodore Eaton
Washington's Birthday Observed by Boston Associations
Boston marks Washington's Birthday with multiple events across clubs and churches. Old South Church hosts an 11 o'clock service with Rev Edward G Porter prize awards and readings. Perkins Institution for the Blind offers a 10:30am entertainment honoring James Russell Lowell and Laura Bridgman. Massachusetts Club hears George W Cable on the Negro Question. Reunions include the Fifty eighth Massachusetts Regiment and Nims's Battery. Afternoon meetings at Tremont Temple feature Patriotic Order Sons of America activities and addresses by notable speakers. A Boston YMC A banquet and Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company reunion plus a workingmen's meet on the eight hour question are anticipated in the evening.
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Boston
Old South Studies
Old South Church
Edward G. Porter
Old South
Washington
Perkins Institution For the
James Russell Lowell
Laura Bridgman
George W. Cable
Massachusetts Club
South
Massachusetts Regiment
Nims
Mechanic Apprentices’ Library Association
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Tremont Temple
Joseph Willams
Denver
Col
Carlton A. Staples
Lexington
William HB. Baldwin
Boston Y. M. C.A
James i. Murdoch
Joseph O. Harvey
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston Camera Club paints New Hampshire scenes at Union hall
The Boston Camera Club showcased White Mountain landscapes last evening. Rev. W F Dusseault offered vivid commentary on Lake Saukee Pomigewasset Valley and Franconia Notch. Members Ames Blake Briges Bullock Curtiss Dusseanut Jenney Latimer Pond Reed photographed targets for tourists and regional scenery, with clear images that dissolved into the canvas.
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Union Hall
Camera Club
New Hampshire
W. F. Dusseault
Saukee
Pomigewasset Valley
Mad River
Franconia Notch
Dixville
White Mountain
Messrs
Ames
Blake
Briges
Bullock
Curtiss
Dusseanut
Jenney
Latimer
Pond
Reed
Local Union Meetings Highlight Evening Gatherings
The Harness Makers' Union chaired by George Joscelyn at No 9 Elm Street welcomed eighteen new members and postponed charter action to the next meeting. The Steam Fitters' Association hosted its second annual ball at Cotilson Hall with about one hundred attendees and a grand march at nine. The Piano Polishers' Union met at 0387 Washington Street initiating members and endorsing the eight hour movement for an upcoming event. The Iron Moulders met at 616 Washington Street to discuss short hours policy.
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Harness Makers’ Union
No. 9
Elm Street
George Joscelyn
Steam Fitters’ Association
Cotilson Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Piano Polishers’ Union
Washington Street
Fire Departments in Other Cities Letter to the Editor
Boston readers are told a Post article misrepresented a forthcoming report by Boston underwriters and merchants on fire departments. The note says the report is not yet prepared, will go to the Board, mayor, and public, and that the piece relied on trustworthy external sources, not committee members.
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The
Post
Sir
Committee of
Boston
Board of Underwriters
Lis
Curious Indian Customs Miss Alice Fletcher Reads a Paper
Miss Alice Fletcher presents a paper to the American Folk-Lore Society outlining curious Indian customs. The talk surveys daily life rituals, kinship norms, and ceremonial practices with emphasis on field observations and ethnographic notes.
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Alice €. Fletcher
American Folk-Lore Society
Omaha Pipe Ceremonies Highlight Folklore Meeting
The American Folklore Society event at the Boston Society of Natural History featured Miss Alice Fletcher detailing Omaha ceremonial pipes. She described two sacred pipes, their tribal symbolism, and cross tribe journeys, with a focus on peace and unity.
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American Folk Lore Society
Boston Society of Natural History
Berkeley Street
Clarence J. Blake
Alice Co,letcher
Buffalo Country
Miss Fletcher
Peabody Museum
Boston
American Folklore Society
W. W. Newell
I’. W. Putnam
Dana Mstes
J. W. Fewkes
Charles Pay
Blake
The
American Society
Mr. Newell
Lawsuits over United States car patents against Bird et al
February court session reports plaintiff claiming invention of cylinder steel car parts and a car heater ventilator and a method of lining cars with patents issued in 1887. Bird allegedly used advances as security and, with Le Seuer, plans an advertising car to thwart the inventions. Bill seeks injunction. motion denied. Pawl West represents plaintiff, Hlazara Stevens for defendants.
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United States Circuit Court
Bird
William W. le Seuer
le Seuer
Pawl West
Hlazara Stevens
New Music Arrivals from White Smith Co and Composers
A list of new music received featuring works by D. J. White George Dobson Brinley Richards Stephen Lidbon Thomas T. Ryan Frederic J. White Richard Stahl Bulum Michael Nolan P. La Villa Hana W Cassidy Rh. W. Masters Pierre Duvernet and others. Includes marches waltzes polkas mazurkas nocturnes songs and dances for violin piano cornet and voice with arrangements and new society dances highlighted.
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White, Smith & Co
D. J. White
George Dobson
C. A. White
Brinley Richards
Stephen Lidbon
McGinty
George Thorne
Thomas T. Ryan
Charles D. Blake
Frederic J. White
Richard Stahl
the Dustman
William J. Gardner
George H. Hayes
la Musicale
Bulum
Little Annie
Rooney
Michael Nolan
George le Brinn
P. la Villa
C. Ki. Franklin
Hana W. Cassidy
la Marjolaine
New Society Dance
Rh. W. Masters
Pierre Duvernet
Trade letter argues tariffs hurt consumers and boost manufacturers
A Canadian trade letter from Montreal dated February 6 1890 argues against protectionist policies. It recalls inspecting Canadian shoe factories as poorly managed and overpriced, claims Canadian duties on U S shoes raise prices, and urges Canada to reduce duties while U S manufacturers push for higher duties on boots and shoes. The missive cites free trade as better for shoppers and hints at cross border tariff skirmishes.
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Canada
States
Dominion
Ottawa
Washington
Freep Trade & Co
Raid on gaming house nets seizures and arrest in city
Sergeant Ritter and Station gy officers raided a gaming house on 41 upward street last evening seizing furniture, car pets and gambling implements valued at 500 dollars. William Moore was arrested for being present where gambling implements were found, with a stated 30,000 dollars in relation to Dr. Craig's Original Kidney and Liver Cure circulars.
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Ritter
Upward Street
William Moore
Dr. Craig
Annual social roundup at hotels with varied clubs
The Orpheus Musical Club held its annual dinner at Parker's with about sixty eight members. FE W Fiedler presided and speeches and songs followed. The Class of '86 English High School hosted its dinner at Young's with thirty five attendees. Officers were elected including C A Lowe as President and W S Barker as Vice President. Various literary and naturalist groups met at multiple hotels with notable attendees listed from New York to Chicago and beyond.
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Orpheus Musical Club
Parker’s
FE. W. Fiedler
English High School
Young's
W. O. Perkins
F. W. Libbey
G. A. Dill
George Makepeace Towle
Gentilemanu
Naturalist Club
Charles Warner
New York
F.C. Winslow
Lyndonville
Thomas L. Robinson
Great Falls
N. H
Charles Hi. Carpenter
Chichester
John 8. Tlald
Portland
Crawrord House
William W. Higgins
Helena
Mont
M. Day
Gardiner
Charles KE. Lord
Dover
N. H. KR
E. Foster
Chicago
W. P. Bonnell
St. John
N. Bb
Parker House
Thomas J. Surley
Fort Worth
Lex
W. BP. Johnson
Milwaukee
Thompson
U.S.A
LC. Trent
William M. Lawrence
L. N. Everett
Sandusky
O. Adams
D. H. Chapman
M. F. Adams
John Thompson
Benjamin Baker
New Bedford
A. Jd. Jewett
Baltimore
N. P. Burgess
J. H. Childs
Cleveland
John Shaw
Lynn
Unitep StTates
W. RK. Crane
J. M. Bennett
Decatur
Tex
T. J. Smith
Worcester
J. F. Eddy
Bay City
Mien
K.P. Bullard
C. A. Young
Princeton
N. J
C. Burte
Los Angeles
Cal
Young’s
Whitney
R. W. Gifford
Justus Frotchkiss
New Haven
Conn
M. Perry
Denver
George Law
J. W. Brazier
J. A. Park
Angover
Arthur Sewell
Bath
Quixcy House
A. Bb. Page
Houston
W. N. Underwood
New Orleans
W. H. Murray
N. B
Charles ©. Judd
Holyoke
C.J. Hamilton
Buffalo
N. Y. Thorndike
W. H. Smith
Providence
R. J
Charles 8
Douglass
Charles V. Lord
Nathaniel Lord
Bangor
A. K. Slater, Jr
L.white and Wite
C. H. Payson
James S. Kuhn
Pittsburg
Penn
Q. Lasell
Eastman
Littleton
Thomas J. Nottingham
Norfolk
H. E. Homer
Alexander P. Norris
Philadelphia
W. H. Troop
Halifax
F. H. Waterman
Concord
J. H. Snelling
G. H. Lewis
St. Louis
Amenican House
Clark
Middlebury
D. L. Rogers
New Britain
Comn
A. Walker
Red Crams
J. J. McTighe
Brooklyn
Rich
Woodford
Ale
Horsa Eastern
H. O. Andrews
Atlanta
Bracket
Belfast
J. Brown
Exeter
H. Thorndell
J. Higgins
North Adams
Mass
C. H. Noble
Bradford
Charles Muay
Red Pryor
Rutland, Wi
C. E. Cummings
Nashua, N. Il
G&l. Best
Stornsville
H. Mack
William M. Herbert
W. W
Biglow
Lent Discourses at Second Church Begin Lent Schedule
The Rev EF A Horton will preach five Lent discourses at Second Church Copley Square during Lent up to Palm Sunday. Topics include Reason in Religion Creeds and Churches Evolution and Christianity Idle and Revelation Im mortality and Destiny. Services start at 10 40 AM and aim to present positive beliefs and address current questions.
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EF. A. Horton
Copley Square
Paln
Firemen's Ball in Mechanics Building Draws Large Crowd
The Boston firemen and protective department held their annual ball last evening in Mechanics Building with an immense crowd in attendance. The hall was richly decorated and the orchestra led by J Thomas Baldwin furnished the music. Chief Marshal District Chief John A Aluilen presided, aided by Captains C Moning and I W Conway, and Mayor lart. The Board of Fire Commissioners and several chiefs and engineers from out of town attended the event.
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Boston Firemen and Protective Department
Mechanics’ Building
J. ‘Thomas Baldwin
John A. Aluilen
C. Moning
I. W. Conway
Mayer Lart
Board of Fire Commissioners
A Snug Little Income for New York Life Insurance
A NY Life Insurance Company report shows assets around twenty nine million dollars with about one sixth from interest on investments. Over eleven million more was added to assets as security for policy holders, reflecting matured policies and strong investments plus policy security.
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New York Life Insurance Company
The
Commonwealth Insurance Company
Boston
New York Insurance Department
Libel cases involving schooner Susan Stetson in U S district court
Andrew Peterson et al. sue the schooner Susan Stetson for wages and supplies. The schooner was seized and sold twice, $76 then $1500, with one fourth mortgage not sold. Libels filed against proceeds. purchaser claims sale subject to liens. Hearing held with counsel for libellant purchaser and mortgagee.
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Andrew Peterson
Susan Stetson
J.M. Brown
L. M. Child
Sheriff’s Sale
E. 8. Dodge
Electric Light Case Seated for Mandamus on City Board
Supreme Judicial Court debated whether Suburban Electric Light & Power can compel the Board of Aldermen to designate post locations and whether the contract with the city, approved by the mayor and aldermen via the superintendent of lamps, is valid. Arguments centered on statutory duties, board discretion, and potential futility of mandamus given city charter constraints. The Gorham will matter also appeared, involving trustees and heirs including Rev. Phillips Brooks and James Russell Lowell.
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Suburban Electric Light & Power Company
Board of Aldermen
Luesday
Morse
Boston
Worcester
Ity
Richardson
Law Department
M. Morse, Jr
A. ©. Burrage
J. K. Richardson
Benjamin Gorham
Phillips Brooks
James Russell Lowell
Gorham
Benjamin Lowell Gorham
McLean Asylum
General Trust Fund
Next of kin seek interest on 8000 in son’s estate case
The next of kin argue annual interest only on 8000 benefits remainder men by about 20000. They claim part of the son’s support came from the 8000. The hearing aims to place the case for a full bench decision. No equity hearings next week due to judges in consultation.
Boston Superior Court Docket Details and Trial Outcomes
A Boston Superior Court record lists multiple tort actions from 1888 and 1889. Plaintiffs in five carryall accident cases were awarded verdicts for injuries after a hollow road caused a horse to enter water. Other entries include dog death, trespass on water land, and sidewalk injury claims with various verdicts. The document also notes schedules for sessions, instructed morning sittings, and a long list of case references up to February 24.
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Mary E. Flynn
City of
Boston
Beachmont Avenue
Revere
W.B. Orcutt
Eas Babson
George P. Simmons
Jacob Smith
Henry Fales
Joseph J. Feeley
Warren Bb. Thomas
Noah W. Farley
Waltham
A. Putnam
C. H. Sprague
Edward Casey
H Street
South
A. Fuller
I. M. Babson
Casey
Shepherd
Leevitt
Whitelaw
Knight
Parker
Hilds
Thomas
Farley
Lane
Armst
Robinson
Roeth
Jones
McCarthy
Carpenter
Same
Finkelstein
Levenson
West End RR
Gove
Contested Libel for Divorce Suspended in Middlesex Court
Superior Court proceedings in Middlesex require the hearing in the Foss versus Foss libel to resume Wednesday morning February 26. A court list and several pending cases are noted with docket numbers and party names including Lynde Morin, Jadger McDonald, Wight Brigham, Keete De Rosay, Dixby Murphy, Crosby Boyd, Brooks Dresser, Cale Gralat, Hummel Carr, McDonough Healey, Everett vs West End Street Railroad, Datton Cobb, Chandler Hopkins, Lake Graham, and Smith Wetherbee.
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Oruel
Lynde
Morin
Jadger
McDonald and Jr
Wight
Brigham
Keete Et al
de Rosay
Dixby
Murphy
Bixby
Crosby
Boyd
Rooks
Dresser
Cale
Gralat
Superior Court February 21 DUNBAR and Others Fined and Bound
In Superior Criminal Court on February 21 J Edward Lally Dunbar was fined $100 for liquor law violations and sent to the House of Correction for three months. George Krewolf faced embezzlement charges with $5000 bail. Jon Battles received probation for larceny. Miles McMahon was fined $50 for liquor law violations.
Insolvency Court Adjournments and Discharges in Suffolk
In Suffolk County insolvency court on Feb. 21 Judge McKim adjourned third meetings for Severance and Tappan Huntley and Sons George E Evans George Meacon Rand Avery Company to March 21 Frank P Tyler and Joshua Brothers adjourned to March 21 Smith Sheahan Company discharged Wiswell and Chapman closed William B Derby discharge refused and closed John F Kinney discharge granted and closed Lileston Bros discharge granted Levi Timson closed with dividend ordered Rand Avery petition to confirm claims decree entered William J Stevens petition to expunge trustee claims adjourned
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Suffolk County
McKim
Severance & Tappan
R. Huntley & Sons
George E. Evans
George Meacon
Rand Avery Company
Frank P. Tyler
Joshua Brothers
Smith-Sheahan Company
Wiswell & Chapman
William B. Derby
John F. Kinney
Lileston Bros
Levi Timson
Rand-Avery Company
William J. Stevens
Churches Schedule Services and Sermons in Boston Area
The notice lists morning and afternoon worship times at multiple churches, with preachers including Rev. Prancia B. Lombrooke of Newton and Rev. Brooke Herford of Arlington Street Church Boston. It cites evening sermons, Sunday schools, and special meetings at Congregational and other denominations, inviting public attendance with specifics on venues and speakers.
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Ar Kine
Caarel
Prancia B. Lombrooke
Newton
Arlington Street Curren
Brooke Herford
Y. M. Crustian Union
Union Hall
Joylston Street
Arlington Street
Boston
Carl E. Merrill
George Mendall ‘Taylor
Boston Young$Mern’s Christian Association
Boylston
London
Sawtell
Church OF the Disciples
West Brookline Street
Warren Avene
Anes
Chandler Lal
Essex Street
Cnuren
Fliot Square
Finse
Finse Cauren.—Berkeley and Marlboro
Stophorad Wentworth Brooke
Grand Opera House
Navy Yard Band
Harvard
Philip S. Moxom
D.J
Giordano Hrana
Alice J. Osborn
D. Ns. Jutten
South Congregational Curnen
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Kale
Copley Square
Roy'ston Street
Edward A. Horton
Tremont
Emory J. Haynes
D.D
Irayer
James de Norman
Conference for juvenile temperance at Wesleyan Hall
At Wesleyan Hall 86 Bromfield Street a juvenile temperance conference will be held with talks and music. Able speakers and Mrs. Alice J. Oborne as soloist invite the public to attend at 10 am and 1 30 pm.
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Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Alice J. Oborne
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