Radical Resolutions Urge Cambridge to Act on Street Railways
A Cambridge public meeting at Union Hall urged city officials to intervene in the Cambridge Railroad dispute with Boston. The gathering endorsed a resolution demanding action to settle demands of striking workers, while noting the line ran normally and reinstatement requests were denied.
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Orr
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Anthony Murnaghan
David J. Hayes
T. W. Coakley
Cambridge Railroad Company
George M. Clukas
Samuel I. Segar
Anthony Muringhan
John Naughton
Lowell
Lynn
Salem
Old Lady Injured Amid Quiet South Boston Strike Day
A stone thrown from a vacant lot struck an elderly woman stepping off a car near K street around 7 am injuring her forehead. The strike day saw little labor unrest beyond this incident as cars ran on all lines and new operators performed well.
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Miss Mather Shines in The Honeymoon at Boston Theatre
Last night at the Boston Theatre Miss Mather delivered a lively performance in Tobin's The Honeymoon a breezy English comedy. Her Juli ana fit her powers overall though moments of rage in act two read as shrill and unintendedly ludicrous. The supporting cast including Milnes Levick and Paulding also drew praise with Helen Glidden and others noted for solid work. Miss Mather closes her engagement with London Assurance and lifted Faust and Macbeth scenes this afternoon and evening.
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Margaret Mather
London Assurance
Macbeth
Globe
Antoinette Rigaud
Museum
M. Deslandes
Theatre Français
Ernest Warren
Mrs. Kendal
St. James’s Theatre
London
Miss Evesson
St. James’s
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Hiudson
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Burbeck
Falkland
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Bulwer
Boston Theatre
Juliana
Milnes Levick
Paulding
Rolando
Helen Glidden
Volante
Jean Harold
Zamora
Eugene Jepson
Hilils
Ranons
Theatre Week Promises Busy Boston Stages
The coming week brings Rosina Vokes and her company at the Perk with The Schoolmistress, alongside Mrs Langtry's Boston return engagement with Lady Clancarty. Globe presents Tangled Lives, Pygmalion and Galatea midweek, Fin MacCool continues, Held by the Enemy ends its run, and Dan'l Sally moves to the Howard with Daddy Nolan.
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Pinero
Court Theatre
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Nelson Wheatcroft
Eleanor Carey
Effie Shannon
Fin Mac Cool
Heilis Street
The
Enemy
Dan’l Sally
Howard
Daddy Nolan
Grand European Opera Pulse. Patti Plans in America
The theater world reports new openings for Monday and week ahead with Verdi and Wagner notes. Nero debuts in this country. Rienzi closes in afternoon. London and New York voices Genoa to Bayreuth as Patti eyes a five week Met run with Arditi leading a large chorus and orchestra.
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Arthur Foote
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Mayhew
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Frankein Lilli Lehman
Bernhard Listemann
Chevalier de Kontski
G. B. Bomicont
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
Listémann
Curtis Club
Clover Club
Young
New England Groups Promote Meetings and Cultural Events
City notes list a March 1 New England Women’s Press Association meeting at 28 School street room 68. It also reports farm association talks in the Ploughman building with speakers Bodwell Milliken Phair Needham and Vose discussing Aroostook County resources.
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T. W. Vose
Railroad Employees Ball Draws New England Officials
A grand ball at Odd Fellows Hall hosted by the New York & New England Railroad employees drew broad attendance with about 500 couples dancing. Representatives from many New England lines and numerous railway officials attended, and organizers listed George F. Ingalls J. N. Smith F. W. Davis and CfA. Whitney on the planning committee.
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Cfa. Whitney
Seventh Annual Beta Theta Pi Banquet in New England
The seventh annual Beta Theta Pi banquet for New England chapters was held at the Parker House with over sixty members present. Delegates came from the University of California Northwestern University Stevens Institute of Technology Miami University and Cornell. Letters of regret were read from several notable figures and officials. Judge P Emery Aldrich presided and Rev George A Crawford conducted postprandial exercises. Numerous toasts and music followed. A Massachusetts chapter was formed.
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Ohio
James A. Beaver
Pennsylvania
M. 5. Quay
United States
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Matson
Indiana
John S. Wise
Virginia
C. N. Sims
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William H. West
John W. Herron
Chambers Baird, Jr
P. Emery Aldrich
George A. Crawford
U.S.N
Massachusetts
Memorial of Mrs Horace Mann Highlights Faithful Friendship
A Boston editorial recalls Antioch College’s tribute to Mrs Horace Mann, praising her influence on the college and her supportive partnership with her husband. It notes attitudes toward hygiene education and civic reform, recounts a child’s hatchet tale, and sketches social trends from emergency courses to economical fashion and pancake luncheons in the city.
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Horace Mann
Portland Steamers Change Departure Time
The Portland steamers, previously leaving at 5 p.m., will now depart at 6 p.m. beginning today.
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Portland
Extradition and court rulings in McKenzie Furgus case
The matter of the extradition of George McKenzie Furgus is unresolved as the court discharged for lack of jurisdiction but suspended the order to allow a possible authority review. Rescripts cover cases on sewer assessments and writs of error with judgments reversed for lack of service, plus tort actions and trade mark disputes with verdicts or decrees in favor of plaintiffs.
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Rome
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J. Elder
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John A. Duggan
D. C. Linscott
C. W. Clifford
John Buffin
Leander
E. N. Jones
Hobson & Safford
Alden D. Chaney
Albert N. Hoxie
A. N. Hoxie
Pegram
Hoxie
Chaney
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W. B. French
D.C. Linscott
Corrugated Wire Fastening Co. v Packard et al
Legal actions recover $76 for a wire fastening machine leased in 1880 for fourteen years used in shoe sewing. Jury awarded the plaintiff $9710 after claims the machine could not perform as promised. Also listed are numerous related cases against Boston and Maine Railroad, Libby et al, and various defendants, with multiple trial statuses and attorneys noted.
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J. O. Bartlett
C. H. Bartlett
Mary E. Carr
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Horace E. Carr
Charlestown
Tibbetts
E. H. Bennett
B. Hall
S. Lincoln
George C. Rockwell
George EF. Libby
B. C. Maniton
F. C. Loring
W. Qua
G. Bement
Locke
Porter
Jenno
Gay
McCarthey
Jennings
Pray
Bird
Ferris
Crane
Mattison
Doe
Hanson
Same
Hoy
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Gallivan
Brothers
Lease
Gaylord
John Finn
William Nagle
James Galvin
Joseph Bennett
Paintiff
J. W. Keith
Fanning
Clark
Smith
Pillsbury
Horn
Charter Oak L. Ins. Co
Kelley
George L. Ames
Edwin P. Osgood
George M. Harris
Osgood Cash Car Company
Gilman
C. M. Barnes
Court Calendar and Digestylin Adette Advertisement
The court schedules jury waived cases for Monday morning including 285 Curley creditor vs Squire assignee 256 same vs same and others. Dr I H Alday endorses Digestylin as effective for indigestion, sold by druggists or W F Kidder Co manufacturers at 83 John Street North X.
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Billines Va
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R. Bh
Hodsdon
Snow
Converse
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Drum
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Fragmented Insurance Ledger Totals Shown in OCR Teaser
Claims by death and matured endowments total 3 513 021 84 Surplus returned to policy holders 4 189 181 71 Lapsed and surrendered poll total 582 847 09 Commissions to agents salaries medical examiners fees printing advertising legal real estate and other expenses 659 352 05 Payment figures appear in a damaged ledger.
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Financial Statement of Insurance Company 1886 Values
The document lists assets and liabilities as of December 31 1886 including real estate loans 29 445 320 17 stocks and bonds 85 933 00 premium notes 2 257 210 24 cash in bank 1 418 982 12 rents accrued 12 570 65 market value over cost 545 426 55 gross assets 81 631 504 12 and liabilities including reserves 50 643 587 54 obligations to reinsure 55 702 493 94 expenses ratio 9 28 percent and policies in force 63 027 insuring 150 528 922 89.
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Financial leadership lineup announced
Jacob L. Creene serves as president with John M. Taylor as vice president and William C. Abbott as secretary. D. H. Wells is named as actuary in the documented governance slate.
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William C. Abbott
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