Last day of first week in Stain Cromwell trial opens in Bancor
Lizzie Ballard and others attend as Cromwell and wife sit together. Government witnesses discuss a circular claiming Barron estate funds and monster donations. Depositions show Barron poisoned claim, with ship receipts and Stain family relations examined. Court adjourns to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barron
Dientor
Bradbury
Mr. Hamilton
Hamilton
Henry C. Parsons
W. H. P. Bennet
Springhall
Henry White
Dedham
David L. Stan
Young Stain
Cora
David
Stain
W. E. Blanchard
Steamer
Star of the East
D. C. Sanborn
Boston
C. H. Dunborn
Gillin
L. F. Thompson
Augusta
Charles F. Stain
Blanchard
Lizzie M. Moody
South Belmont
Stain House
Mr. Stain
Bell
Mr. Cromwell
Mr. Blain
Charles
John McCarthy
Elmira
Dexter
Billy Bell
Billy Scott
Perils of the Hour Sermon by Dr. Miner at Universalist Church
Dr. Miner spoke on temptations of the era and the political stance of the two major parties. He condemned mass illiteracy as a chief evil, arguing that unread voters influence politics for personal gain and that intelligent discussion is shunned in many localities. He warned that free institutions require educated citizens to protect them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Columbus Avenue Universalist Church
New York
Rise From Degradation Urges Vigilant Republic Defense
A historical voice pleads for judgment and education to lead the machinery of governance. Illiteracy is warned as a potential lever for foreign powers to seize control, urging citizens to rise from degradation and act as true representatives of a great republic.
Be Courteous In Private And Public Life
The Rev. C A Bartol preached on Private and Professional Manners at West Church. He warned Liberal religion overemphasis on outward amiability and urged courtesy drawn from biblical precedent, citing Leviticus and Ephron in market and courtroom life, and contrasted courteous conduct with impoliteness toward rogues and officials. He urged restraint, non-intercourse with persistently rude people, and maintaining charity toward all while upholding truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bartol
D.D
West Church
Peter
Edmund Burke
Ephron
Abraham
State House
United States
Wall of Eden
City Notes Show Political Candidacy and Local Crime
Chief Inspector Hanscom declares candidacy to succeed Police Superintendent Small if Parkman bill passes. Charles H. Thompson faces embezzlement charges from W. C. & J. A. Brennan at 505 Washington St. New England Kennel Club to hold fourth annual dog show in Mechanics Hall April 3 4 5 and 6. Boston deaths total 198 last week from consumption and pneumonia. Funeral of Charles Pope held at 163 Newbury Street. Trials of Mrs. Robinson adjourned with exceptions deadline extended to today. No shooting at Walnut Hill range due to bad weather. Friendly Sons of St Patrick branch to form at Walker House tomorrow. Adelaide A. Claflin to speak on Ethics of Reading at Dorchester Moral Education Association meeting 3:30 p.m. Lower Mills Dorchester. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Kennel Club
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston
Charles Pope
Newbury Street
Robinson
East Cambridge
Walnut Hill Range
Friendly Sons of Sir. Patrick
Walker House
Adelaide A. Claflin
Quircy
Dorchester
Moral Education
Unitarian Church
Richmond Street
Lower Mills
The Saturday Clubs and Dinner Talk on Public Services
Attendance at the Saturday clubs was small with about a dozen at the Massachusetts Club and about twenty five at Parker s Boston Club. After dinner discussions covered fixed salaries for city council members and post office issues including faster mail service and connecting Boston to the railway mail system. The Massachusetts Schoosmaters Club dined at Hotel Brunswick with Judge Melien Chamberlain and President Capen of Tufts discussing making the public library more helpful to schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s
Massachusetts
Beard
New England
Harvard Ovontological Society
Parker’s
Boston
Beacon Society
Benton
Dickinson
John. Paige
United States
Massachusetts Schoomasters’ Club
Hotel Brunswick
Melien Chamberlain
President Capen
Tufts College
Philippoteaux Paintings Draw Crowds At Old South Church
The Old South Church hosts daily viewings of Philippoteaux grand paintings at 2 and 8 p.m. On Saturday afternoons many school children attend to learn history as events unfold on canvas and in accompanying narration. The Battle of Fort Donelson is on view from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 4 to 7 p.m, praised by veterans for accuracy in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old South Church
Philippoteaux
Fort Donelson
Baldwin & Co Offers Entire Eaton Silverware Stock
C W Baldwin and Company at 40 Bedford Street buys the entire stock of William R K Eaton Co and will sell the silverware this week for less than half original cost. The stock includes tea sets ice pitchers casters bowls spoons and forks with decorations napkin rings mugs baskets and related items. Early buyers will not be disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Baldwin & Co
Bedford Street
William RK. Eaton & Co
Sermons by Athletes at New England College Conference
The sixth annual New England College associations conference met at Boston Young Men's Christian Association rooms, with Colonel J L Greene addressing on social purity and a Bible study discussion led by Yale, Harvard, and Colby leaders. A grand evening featured Yale Captain Stagg and Princeton and Harvard speakers urging Christian conduct and faith in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of
New England College Associations
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
J. L. Greene
Hartford
Colonel Greene
E. C. Fellows
Gifford Pinchot
F. Saunders
Yale
H. P. Gibson
Harvard
R. M. Jones
Herown
A. Goodell
Colby
Messrs. Fisk
Princeton
Hersey
Bowdoin
Smith
Brown and
Amherst College
G. L. Richardson
Williams
Blakeley
Dartmouth
Walter C. Douglas
Boston Young State Christian Association
Drummond
F. K. Sanders
Yale Divinity School
L. D. Wishard
Oneral College
Association Hall
Charles River
New York Polo Grounds
Stagg
Yale Nine
R. E. Speer
E. C. Pfeiffer
Harvard University
Captain Pfeiffer
Pwn
God
Christ
E. Speare
F. G. Frost
New York College Union
W. H. Corbin
Foreign Topics and Treaties in a Fragile World
A European and American panorama. Professor Lévy contrasts belief and fear in times of imperial tension, citing Bismarck on peace with Russia and the Austro German alliance. Paris gossip follows Louise Michel’s condition, Lisbonne’s coat joke, and anarchist clubs debating presidential access and revolutionary etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Lévy
New England
United States
Bismarck
Lévy
Racine
Athalie
Jones
Luis
Dieu Laidera
M. de Bismarck
Russia
Austia
Munich
Reichstag
Bulgaria
Prince de Bismarck
Paris
Palais de Justice
M. Floquet
la Pologne
Monsieur
France
Chamber of Deputies
Floquet
M. Fioquet
Germany
Berlin
Colorne
Holy
Pyrenees
The
Temps
Louise Michel
Havre
Sue
Portugal
Peole J
Lisbonne
Gambier
Mavarer
Les Boutres du Nord
sElysée
Carnot
Lis
Lends Coat for Presidential Refreshments in English Society
Professor Lévy addresses a society promoting French language, noting English press one sidedness and a law on civil marriage of priests. He reads extracts from Renan’s lively shires, while Bonne offers his coat to each member in turn for the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonne
Lévy
Renan
Society For
Wagner Sympony Opened America Debut In Storm
The Wagner symphony in manuscript drew a large crowd despite a fierce storm. Miss Mary E. Obrion led the Rubinstein concerto while Gericke conducted a strong program including Bargiel and Schubert. Critics praised the orchestral effort and noted Wagner’s mature yet distinct early voice alongside Beethoven’s influence. Next week features Cherubini overtures Rubinstein concerto and Beethoven symphony No.7 with Mme Camilla Urso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
W. Bargiel
A. Rubinstein
R. Wagner
Allegro Assai
Mary E. Obrion
Bargiel
Mendelssohn
Gericke
Schubert
Waener
Wagner
Beethoven
Miss Obrion
Obrion
L. Cherubini
Manfred
Eeeees Rob
Schaumann Symphony
L. V. Beethoven Solvist
Mme
Camilla Urso
Richard Heard
Morality and Christianity Sermon At Harvard Chapel
The Rev FE Winchester Donald spoke on morality and Christianity, using Christ words Without me you can do nothing. He argued morality exists without church but lacks inspiration and forgiveness, urging appeal to God through Christianity. Judge Emile V Martinez of Tula, Mexico, was murdered Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Winchester Donald
D.D
New York
Harvard Chapel
Christ
Boston Towboat Company v Andrew Adams salvage case heard
The United States District Court session on February 25 before Judge Nelson concluded with the judge reserving decision in the libel by Boston Towboat Company to recover salvage for saving the schooner Andrew Adams when aground near No Man's Land off Martha's Vineyard. Counsel Dabney and Cunningham represented the libellants, while Dodge and E Dodge appeared for the claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Jboston Towboat Company
Andrew Adams
No Man’s Land
Martha’s Vineyard
IL. S. Dabney
F. Cunningham
F. Dodge
E. S. Dodge
Court Docket of Numerous Civil Cases in Multiple Sessions
A historical list outlines numerous civil cases across first, second, third, and fourth sessions with parties such as Green, Knowles, Sills, Schendel, Adams, Kennelly, and many others. It records docket numbers, case names, and references to judges Barker, Dewe y, Hammond, and topics like divorce hearings, motions, and resumption of hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Knowles
Sills
Schendel
Adams
Kennelly
Pranas
Hammond
Longfellow Readings for Memorial Fund in Cambridge
An authors reading to benefit the Longfellow memorial fund will be held tomorrow evening at Sanders Theatre in Cambridge. Volunteers include Mrs. Julia Ward Howe Rev Edward Everett Hale William Winter Mrs Louise Chandler Moulton John Boyle O Reilly George Parsons Lathrop Charles Follen Adams Miss Charlotte Fiske Bates and John Townsend Trowbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow Memorial Fund
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Julia Ward Howe
Edward Everett Hale
William Winter
Louise Chandler Moulton
John Boyle O’ Reilly
George Parsons Lathrop
Charles Follen Adams
Charlotte Fiske Bates
John ‘Townsend Trowbridge
Funeral of long-time Somerville city clerk Gilman
The funeral for Charles E. Gilman, longtime Somerville city clerk, was held Saturday at First Methodist Church on Bow street. The service was conducted by Revs J W Hamilton and George W Dureil, with pallbearers including Mayor Mark F Barnes, Proctor of the common council, Alder man Lawrence, City Treasurer John F Cole, and other city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Gilman
Somerville
Bow Street
J. W. Hamilton
George W. Dureil
Mark F. Barns
Proctor
Common Council
Alderman Lawrence
John F. Cole
Austin Belknap
C. H. Guill
Lincon
J. A. Davis
Thomas Cunningham
Aaron Sargent
Candidates Named To Fill School Board Vacancy
At City Hall on Saturday the aldermanic and school board election committees recommended Joseph Stedman Representative Mc Donough of Ward 20 and John M Porter as candidates to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Jon C Crowley. The vacancy will be filled at a convention Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Alderman Allen
Board of Aldermen
Joseph Stedman
Representative McDonough
John M. Porter
Jon C. Crowley
Aldermen
Rapid Transit Lecture at Tremont Temple by Captain Meigs
Captain Joe Meigs will speak next Tuesday evening February 28 at Tremont Temple on Rapid Transit and the Science of Railways. He will illustrate with models stereoscopic views and diagrams, and the discourse is open to all at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Meigs
Tremont Temple
Meigs
West End Changes in Railway Division Transfers
Division Master Richard Hapgood moves from South Boston to Cambridge division replacing Bancroft who becomes road master. Wells promoted to Hapgood’s South Boston division post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hapgood
South Boston
West and Railway
Cambridge
Colonel Bancroft
Starter Wells
Mr. Hapgood
South Oston
Hotels Welcomed Light Sabbath Travel And Notable Arrivals
The usual Sabbath quietude marked the night at city hotels with light travel. Prominent arrivals included A. E. Dore from London at Young's, William Winter and Dr J. W. Moore from New York at the Tremont, J. d. Harvey from Norristown and Alexander Wilson of New York at the Revere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s
A.E. Dore
London
Eng
Tremont
William Winter
J. W. Moore
New York
Revere
J. d. Harvey
Norristown
Penn
Alexander Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bangor
Great Barron
Dr. Miner
Hanscom
Small
Charles H. Thompson
Messrs. W. C
J. A. Brennan
Washington Street
Dockstader’s
Wishard
Professor Levy
Steinert Hall
Emile V. Martinez
Tula
Mex
Boston Post
N. Porter Cleaves
Central Wharf
W.p. Balch Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
Peabody
Court Street
Froston
Geo
Goodwin & Co
Health Food CO
Tremont St
Ash
AKU
Ington
Suffolk
Mason
Cassin
BL. &P
Higgins
sStern
Rawson
U.S. C. Elevator Co
Randill
D'Arcy
Miller
Cole
Little
Blair
A.t.stearns Lumber Co
Costello
Ellis
Bo & MM
Pool
Johnson
West
L'Almner
Barbette
Capitole
Baties
Herbert
Pride
Same
Corinhe
Starkey
Boston & Milline RR
Roxbrestone Co
Tatile Ve Litehield
Dodge
Duchenin
Kendall
Loovy
Briscell
Ahern
McKinnon
Norcross
Downing
Iasigi
Shea
SOG L—Taehau Vy. B. & A. Kiit
Maynes
Rowlands
eRsd—Ryan
Hradley
Stone
Stein
Burns
Daly
Speidel
Hanagan
Burr
Joy
Donnelly
McKenney
Brownhold
Weil
Erb
Fargo
Roberts
Norman
Favor
Mullen
Culter
Doole
Askenasy
Hale
Moore
Elder
Larkan
Mattison
Longfellow
C. £. Gilman
West End
Gover Cork
Tee Y Grove
H. Graves & Sons
Ali
OAK Grove Farm Bakery
Tuttle’'S Elixir CO
Hyde Park
Merriman Street
Galt
Pittest
Dr. Very
Baker’s
W. Baker & 0
Mass
Austin's Dog Bread
Austin & Graves
Augusta Solomon
Bay State
Haynes Excelsior
Wm. B. Tilton
Haynes
Crosby
Ivee
J. G Haynes & CO
Court St
Orar
Hamilton Pulice
Norman McDonald & CO
James Russell Lowell
Mt. Auburn
Newton
Watertown
LE Street Mass
Hartman
Millin & CO
Walter R. Wightman
Congress Street
Boson
IMU
William E. Maxam
Fall River
TP. Paterson
Hardware
Baltimore
Frank C. Pitcher
Medfield
Stenson Bros
Peterboro
Ont
J. B. Souther & Co
D. C. Stort Furniture Company
James Maguire
Carrier
Woburn
Wood
Detroit
Bush
J. Lindsay
Kingston
J. S. Gaus, Son & Co
Tobacco Brokers
Nobil.t.es
Waterbury
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