Barrett Elected Speaker as Legislature Opens in Massachusetts
William E. Barrett of Melrose wins the Speakership on the fourth ballot in a pledged Republican caucus. The House and Senate organize with Kimball presiding, Clerk McLaughlin reelected, and oaths administered as Gov. and council attend. Barrett vows to lead a cooperative, efficient session.
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William E. Barrett
HOUSE
Melrose
House of Representatives
Barrett
Wardwell
Slocum
Bottom
Mr. Pinkerton
Union
Kimball
Fitchburg
Executive Department
Massachusetts
Case
Iask
Les Oeth
McLaughlin
Hartwell Sets Senate Tone With Brief Opening Address
President Hartwell, elected with unanimous support, thanks the Senate for its trust. He outlines a century of legislative precedent, notes evolving city growth and industry, and emphasizes duty to redress grievances, legislate for temperance morality and education, and adhere to rules while allowing occasional suspensions. He pledges cooperation as committees begin routine duties.
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Hartwell
Commonwealth
Legislative Assembly
Senate
Bob Howard of Fall River Sits In As Yet Unnamed Position
A partial sentence notes Bob Howard of Fall River sitting on something unspecified, with no further details provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Howard of
Fall River
Petition Seeks Probe Of Bristol Senate Race
Senator Dawes's young law partner presented a petition contesting the seat held by Senator Neill of Bristol. Bob claims several ballots were invalid due to misspelled names and asks a committee be appointed. Sprague Crosby and Davenport to sit on the case. Senators to convene daily at Beacon Hill at 11 o'clock unless ordered otherwise.
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Crosby
Pittsfield
Dawes
Bob
Neill
Bristol
Messrs
Sprague
Suffolk
Berkshire
Davenport
Middlesex
Beacon Hill
Chauncy Hall Students Vote Best Boy and Girl
Chauncy Hall students voted for best boy and best girl during a public hour. Only grammar and high school students who attended since Dec 1 were eligible, with extra votes for each year of attendance. Results kept secret until the February 5 exhibition.
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Chauncy- Hall School
Ladd
K. Ladd
Cambridge Aldermen 1888 Meet for Last Time
Cambridge aldermen met for the final time in 1888, routing minor business to the next city government. They approved paying Leander Greely 500 dollars annually as Harvard Bridge commissioner, with Boston also paying 500. Parry Bros. awarded 31.46 for damages from surplus water. Drainage for city stables authorized up to 7000 dollars. Cambridge Electric Light Co. allowed to extend service to Arlington line with three lights at city expense. Mayor withdrew W N Mallins nomination. civil service referred. Resolutions thanked retiring Mayor Russell and Alderman Hincks. After farewell addresses, a collation followed in the assessors room where Alvin Sortwell received a reclining chair.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Leander Greely
New
Harvard
Boston
Committee On Claims
Parry Bros
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Lowell
Arlington Line
W. N. Mallins
Civil Service Commissioners
Board of Aldermen
Russell
E. W. Hincks
Assessors
Alvin Sortwell
Common Council
Bingham
Cambridge Symphony Concert at Sanders Theatre
Boston Symphony Orchestra presents the Cambridge series third concert at Sanders Theatre this evening with soloist Charles F. Webber. Program includes Haydn Symphony in D major No. 2 Tamino aria Mozart Liszt Tasso Liszt Adelaide Beethoven Tristan und Isolde selections and Wagner aria.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sanders Theatre
Charles F. Webber
Haydn
Tamino
Mozart
Tasso
Liszt
Adelaide
Beethoven
Wagner
Boston Society of Natural History Holds Technical Meeting
The Boston Society of Natural History met last evening in a long session. Three new members were elected. The Rev. John T. Gulick of Japan presented Lessons in the Theory of Divergent Evolution Drawn from the Distribution of Land Shells of the Sandwich Islands. Dr D F Lincoln gave Surface Geology of Middlesex Fells with rock specimens and noted favorable access to marshes dykes and ridges.
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Sandwich Islands
Society
D. F. Lincoln
Middlesex Fells
Dorchester Charity Meeting Debates Scientific Aid
A Dorchester Associated Charities meeting at Blake's Hall Field's Corner was led by Mr R C Humphreys. Speakers included Miss Frank King Mrs L Brigham Mrs James Swap and Miss Mason. Mrs Glendower Evans read on Friendly Visiting Against Outdoor Relief arguing science yields more good than unscientific effort.
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Dorchester Associated Charities
Blake’s Hall
Field’s Corner
R. C. Humphreys
Frank King
L. Brigham
James Swap
Mason
Glendower Evans
Relief Society (Auxiliary
Republicans In Caucus Nominate Council President Candidate
Republicans elect elect a president nominee in a city hall caucus with 34 councilmen pledged to secrecy. Horace G Allen is nominated after a meeting chaired by Shaw and Stevens. Democratic caucus adjournment signals party division.
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Common Council
City Hall
Shaw
Stevens
Waidis
Horace G. Allen
Prohibitionists in Boston Rout Ward City Committee Meeting
The Boston Prohibition caucus at Tremont Temple adjourned last evening for the year due to small attendance. The exact date and place of the next meeting will be announced later.
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Tremont Temple
Palmer Bachelder sale offers watches jewelry and art
An auction runs daily at Palmer Bachelder and Co, 146 Tremont Street, from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., featuring diamond watches jewelry silverware and clocks. A special sale of oil paintings is noted.
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Palmer, Bachelder & Co
Tremont Street
Progress of Cambridge under Mayor Russell’s four years
Mayor William E. Russell closes his Cambridge administration with a review of four years of fiscal prudence and public works. He cites per-year surpluses, debt containment, tax rate reductions, and major projects like schoolhouses, a bridge, widening Front Street, and electric lighting, noting unwavering adherence to a no-debt-for-operations pledge and praise for department heads.
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William E. Russell
Cambridge
Treasury
Main Street
Cambridge Prosaree
Heman
Boston
Theublic Library
Nucity
New Year Celebrations Across Local Churches
Children at the Children's Mission on Tremont street enjoyed a New Year celebration with a Christmas tree and gifts while Mr. W. H. Baldwin gave remarks. At East Boston Unitarian Church Rev. George M. Bodge and Mrs. Bodge hosted a New Year reception for six nearby clergymen and wives. Arlington First Parish Church gave Rev. M. Lord a gold watch from his parishioners during their annual New Year party.
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Tremont Street
W. H. Baldwin
George M. Bodge
Bodge
East Boston Unitarian Church
First Parish
Arlington
M. Lord
Ownership sought after arrest in silverware theft case
George Martin and William O'Brien were arrested yesterday afternoon for larceny of silverware and gold items valued at $500. An owner is wanted for the missing property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Martin
William O’brien
Cooperative Banking Meeting Highlights Growth and Remarks
The Boston Boot and Shoe Club held its monthly meeting at Parker House with 125 members and guests including Lt. Gov Brackett and bankers from the Exchange National Bank and Potter Lovell. Speakers traced the cooperative system from its 1831 Philadelphia origins, noted rapid growth to 66 banks with 5.5 million in assets by Oct 1888, and discussed safety, employability, and housing benefits for workers.
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Boston
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Parker House
Brackett
Robert Treat Paine
Horace G. Wadlin
Labor Bureau
Gamaliel Bradford
Daniel Eldredge
Pioneer Cooperative Bank
Edward L. Tead
Exchange National Bank
Wallace E. Lovell
Banking House of Potter, Lovell & Co
Ames
Philadelphia
Oxford Provident Building Association
Kr. Eldredge
Wells Memorial
Workingmen’s Cooperative Bank
Mr. Paine
Eldredge
Wadlin
Bradford
Massachusetts
Death by Own Action Supposed In Frederick Otis
Frederick Otis a 31 year old special writer for the daily papers rented a room at the Hancock House. He was found dead on the bed beside two nearly empty morphine bottles. Doctor Harris ruled poison as the cause of death with no stated motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Otis
Daily Papers
Hancock House
Corn Court
Otis
Harris
Keeler & Co. Opens New Cambridge Factory and Sale
Keeler & Co. acquires F. Geldowsky's East Cambridge factory and makes it the manufacturing hub of their new establishment. Mr Geldowsky will run the manufacturing department and the firm buys the factory's stock of artistic furniture. Clearout sale offers $25 to $100 discounts on sideboards and chamber suites at 89 to 91 Washington Street.
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Keeler & Co
F. Geldowsky
East Cambridge
Keeler & A
Washington Street
Sim
Forger Stickney Seen Near Boston Depot After Fraud
Henry G. Stickney, clerk to Charles L. Davenport, forged checks totaling 5195 and boarded the 11 o'clock Boston & Albany train after being seen at the depot disguised in an ulster and Scotchcap. His trunk bore the initials H. G. Davenport believes the two checks drawn on Broadway National Bank and Maverick National Bank cover all forgeries.
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Henry G. Stickney
Charles L. Davenport
Boston & Albany
Broadway National Bank
Maverick National Bank
Davenport
Stickney
Billiard Tournament Adopts Longest Match Win at Hub Palace
In a hub palace night match Dankleman defeated Gilman 200 to 188 in a marathon 98 inning game. Dankleman posted a high run of 15 and an average of 22 49. Eames and Campbell set to play next as Sage beat Charles 200 to 159 in Newton's event with top run 26 and average 3 9, loser top 14 and average 2 29 65. Eaton and Stone to face off tonight.
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Hub Palace
Gilman
Dankleman
Eames
Campbell
Eec
Sage
Charles
Frank Newton
Eaton and
Stone
National Confederate Soldiers' Home fundraising drive
A committee soliciting funds for the National Confederate Soldiers' Home in Austin Texas invites supporters to meet at the Old South Meeting House next Saturday at 2 30 p m to form a permanent organization. The appeal urges North and South collaboration to aid aged and disabled Confederate veterans.
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Austin
Tex
Old South
South
North
Women work and wages discussed by Garland
Professor Hamlin Garland addressed the Woman's Educational and Industrial Union last evening on Women's Work and Wages. He warned against contentment with inferior positions and argued that women should choose work freely, not be forced into service.
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Woman’s Educational and Industrial Union
Hamlin Garland
William the Conqueror
YMHA Celebrates Seventh Anniversary With Concert
The Young Men's Hebrew Association marked seven years with a Minot Hall concert and entertainment attended by nearly 300 members and friends. The program featured musical and literary selections and an address by T Wheelwright on The Force of Public Opinion. President A P Spitz reviewed the organization's history.
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Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Minot Hall
T. Wheelwright
A. P. Spitz
City Notes On Religious Lectures And Social Events
Rev John Graham Brooks to speak on The Ethics of Commercial Speculation Thursday at Young Men's Christian Union. January services include New Year sermon by Rev Phillips Brooks January 5 and Gideon talk January 13 by Rev Brooke Herford. January 20 lecture The Hebrews in Egypt by Rev Lysander Dickerman illustrated by stereopticon. January 27 musical service. Rob ertson's School performed at Christian Union last night by a 24 member cast. Boston Theatre Sunday concert by Dockstater s minstrels with Jules Levy. Dockstader to appear at Niblo s Garden New York next Monday. Edward Ellison of 12 Sanford street arrested on indictment for stealing eight cases of clocks from Nelson Brown s Pearl street wareroom on December 8, valued at 215. Montgomery Veteran Association hall reception for newly elected officers at 735 Washington street. About 300 persons attended.
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John Graham Brooks
Young Men’s Christian Union
The
Christian Union
Phillips Brooks
Brooke Herford
Gideon
Lysander Dickerman
Egypt
Robertson
Boston
Dockstader
Jules Levy
Niblo
Untidy Back Streets Grievance Letter to Taverner
A Boston reader complains in the Post about unclean back streets clogged with ashes and waste. He notes repeated municipal cleanups followed by neglect, cites a specific neighbor who dumps snow and waste, and urges agitation for sanitary improvements. The letter is dated January 1, 1889.
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Taverner
the Post
Boston
Banquets and reunions fill Young's Hotel gathering
The Allston Club held its fourth annual banquet at Young's Hotel with about sixty members. Massachusetts Railway Association guests and Boston Latin School class of 1884 alumni also met at Young's. Officers and poets were announced, with toasts from several prominent members. Other society events followed at the Vendome and Crawford House, including diverse veteran association reunions and notable arrivals for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allston Club
Young’s Hotel
Massachusetts Railway Association
Young’s
Boston Latin School
S. F. McCleary
Herman Page
L. E. Lovejoy
L. H. Haddock
Italy
J. F. Fitzgerald
F. M. Josselyn
W. A. Leahy
W.A. Gallivan
Harry, Harwood
H. K. Job
Messrs
Fitzgerald
Pope
Gallivan
Page
A. T. Pope
William A. Leahy
K. Davis
Massachusetts
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Vendome
Boston
Young
Financial Club
A. Bacon, Jr
J. E. Davis
W. H. Slade
Oliver Ditson
Henry A. Snow
George A. Colgan
J. L. Mills
A. N. Proctor
A. E. Proctor
B. F. Whittmore
I. C. O’brien
Massachusetts Battery Association
Quincy House
Peany
William Ingalls
Ninth Army Corps
Charles Brown
Somerville
Messrs. Ingalls
Brown
Jones
Currier
Alfred N. Prescott
Robert Dudley
Theo B. Thomas
George T. Roberts
T. H. Allen
William Woodsum
Charles T. Russell
South Boston
Brunswick
K. D. Cheney
Edna L
Dora Cheney
Manchester
A. Hiley
London
Eng
W. Moseley
HL. A. Church, Jr
Adams
George W. Sanders
Jessie
Lottie Sanders
St. Louis
E. M. Clapp
Des Moines
M. A. DeMars
Jacksonville
Fla
L. Cruffer
Paris
G. E. Bates
Honpdale
A. L. Page
Brooklyn
Cunningham
Hurd
New York
W. E. Stern
Eric
Penn
Revere
George W. Nichols
Amherst
N. H
M. Frost
Miss Frost
Mass
Thorndike
G. M. Barnard, Jr
Walter J. Lamb
Lincoln
Neb
H. H. Blood
Fitchburg
Parker’s—S. L. Marsden
New Haven
Conn
J. A. Page
Vermont
F. M. Larrabee
Portland
Darius Crowell
Jay EP. Phillips
W. W. Phillips
W. J. Hidden & Sons
Oun
Thomas W. Hyde
Gift to Mr Durant sparks 55 years service tribute
Stockholders of the Transcript corporation presented a silver pitcher and salver to William Durant the treasurer in appreciation of fifty five years as confidential clerk for H W Dutton Son and as treasurer since the company’s formation. Mr Mannell also received a punch bowl as a gift at the same time.
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Transcript Corporation
5. P. Mandeil
William Durant
Messrs
H. W. Dutton & Son
Mannell
Durant
Hospital Newspaper Society Sends Christmas Cards Statewide
The Hospital Newspaper Society thanks donors for Christmas cards sent to fifty institutions including twenty four almshouses eight hospitals eleven asylums twelve children's homes and schools totaling over 8600 cards. Cards may be sent to 113 Revere Street during the year.
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Hospital Newspaper Society
Society
Revere Street
Court returns verdicts in liquor tax cases
In a United States District Court session on January 2 Judge Nelson acquitted Winnifred Preston of operating a retail liquor business without the special tax. Thomas and Bridget Lydon are still under jury deliberation. Mary E. Woods and John W. Myers pleaded guilty to similar charges and were fined 20 dollars plus costs. Benjamin O'Neil was found not guilty.
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United States District Court
Nelson
J. Winnifred Preston
Thomas
Bridget Lydon
Mary E. Woods
John W. Myers
Benjamin O'Neil
Boston Superior Court Opening Sessions List of Cases
First session includes Mary Chandler versus City of Boston for personal injuries from March 7, 1887, due to icy Tremont Street. Second case Lirothy Coyle versus Fitchburg Railroad seeks 30,000 for arm injury on July 6, 1886. Several other dockets follow with various torts, contracts, and public notices across sessions.
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Superior Court
Biopeert
J. Yo
Mary Chandler
City of
Boston
Tremont Street
John $. Patton
L. G. Blair
R. W. Nason
Lirothy Coyle
Fitchburg Railroad
B. Wadleigh
Eorge A. Torrey
English Clothing offers stylish ready made garments at low prices
Our English Clothing sells London made garments adapted to American taste at one third less cost. They promise authentic English style, are superior to typical ready made items, and come from 844 Washington St Boston with branches in New York Philadelphia and chestnut street. Mail orders and samples are provided free on request.
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London
Europe
America
Superior Court Records Essex County Jan 2
Mason judge grants $1065 to plaintiff in Ashworth vs Manchester admin. trial notes defies a general denial. Harrington vs Mayo seeks damages for injuries from a hole on premises with Hurlburt for plaintiff and Keith for defendant. Multiple docket entries list various cases and defendants.
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Essex County
Usloowluaaly
Y . No
Mayo
Lillian A. Harrington
H. F. Hurlburt
I. B. Keith
Superior Court Middlesex Jan 2 Deeanes v Wagner verdicts
Jury finds for the plaintiff in both Deeanes v Wagner cases awarding $100 each. Thomas Hillis represents the plaintiff J W Corcoran for the defendants. Case No 3650 Vinal Stevens v Jennie C Stevens involves land title on Church Street emerville with pleas and a verdict of null dis seisin.
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Middlesex County
Drewey
Deeanes
Unclear Assorted Civil Case References in City Records
Fragmentary list of case names and docket numbers including Lincoln v City Malden Randolph v City Malden Burnham v Rodden Holmes v Ve Bruce v Travis Wentworth v Stearns White v Farnam Marsh v Wood exr Grant v Miller and others. No coherent narrative or outcomes available from the readable OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Lincoln
F. L. Washburn
Cochrane, Jr. Y
Randolph
Malden
Lowell
Burnham
Rodden
Holmes Et al
Bruce
Travis
Boardman
Stearns
White
Farnam
Marsh
Wood
Superior Court docket corrections and verdicts in Norfolk County
Norfolk County court records list verdicts and corrections including Boston Blower Co v Scott and Jr, price of sealskin sac, rent action in Stoughton, and damages for injuries in Boston. Entries note plaintiff or defendant verdicts, with attorneys and case numbers such as 250 3304 327 331 364 389 350 352 355 367 and references to city and county parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Blower Company
John Scott and Jr
David W. Barker
William W. Brooks
Laintiff
J. E. Cotter
J. Everett
T. E. Grover
Timothy Clapp
William L. Hooper
Stoughton
O. A. Marden
Daly
Mary Dwyer
City of Boston
Poplar Street
Boston
J.L. Eldridge
R. W. Nason
People’s
Same
Weld
A mx
Sturray
County of Norfolk
Beukart Vy
N. Y
N.E
Dunbar J Anthony Bonner Sentenced for Assault
In Superior Court on January 2, J Anthony Bonner Dunbar was convicted of assault and battery against his wife and sentenced to six months at the house of industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar
J. Anthony Bonner
House of Industry
Larceny Case Transferred to Grand Jury
Municipal Court on January 2 sent Exy J. Minot Kahuri’s larceny charge from W. H. Hervey to the grand jury for indictment consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Minot
Kahuri
W. H. Hervey
Colored man decoys dogs using trained companion
A local man used a trained female dog to lure pets away and collect rewards. He led dogs toward Park Square, eluding pursuers until a passenger alerted police. Captain Dawson filed a description as seven dogs were reported missing around Park Square.
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Park Square
Pleasant Street
Guardian of the
Yee
Dawson
Station 4
Children’s Party At Armory Brightens Christmas Eve
A large crowd of children enjoyed bonbons and belated Christmas festivities at the Lancers armory on Bultinch street. The event’s success was credited to a committee including Captain Edward B. Wadsworth Captain Isaac H. Allard Lieutenant Sullivan B. Newton Lieutenant Addison D. Nichols Quartermaster Sergeant Oscar A. Jones Hospital Steward H. B. Litchfield Sergeants Frank K. Neal and D. A. Young and Charlie Waugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lancers
Bultinch Street
Edward B. Wadsworth
Isaac H. Allard
Sullivan B. Newton
Addison D. Nichols
Oscar A. Jones
H. B. Litchfield
Frank K. Neal
D. A. Young
Charlie Waugh
The Smallest Lady in the World at Bijou Theatre
The birthday anniversary of Lucia Zarate the midget born in Mexico is celebrated. At two feet tall and under five pounds she travels and performs in Boston first seen twelve years ago. She is active and in perfect health, with a temper of her own, and will appear on stage and in the curio hall at the Bijou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia Zarate
Mexico
Bijou
Boston
Curio Hall
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate Said to Help Alcohol Abuse
Dr W E Crane Michell Dak endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a near specific for abuse of alcohol. He claims it stops vomiting restores appetite and relieves the dread of permanent dissolution common to heavy drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
W. E. Crane
Michell, Dak
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