Boston Page 8 Highlights and Local Notices
Aes Sa AL, a Republican aldermen-elect, held a meeting at Youngs. Addicks confirms a $12 million loan to the Boston gas syndicate. A wrestling match pits Ross against Dufur at the Howard Atheneum. Minnie Pearson receives six months for throwing a dipper at Judge Bolster. Boston Shoe Associates meeting and banquet. Dorchester Yacht Club annual meeting. Chamber of Commerce supports larger branch hydrographic office funding. Amos Stevens linked to bogus stolen bond transactions. Church of the Disciples welcomes Rev Charles G Ames with remarks by Bond McCleary Hale and others. Ames replies. W Wells, 61 Court Street lawyer, jailed for unlawfully collecting pension fees from Christopher Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s
Addicks
Boston Gas Syndicate
Ross and
Dufur
Howard Atheneum
Minnie Pearson
Bolster
Boston Shoe Associates
Dorchester Yacht Club
Chamber of Commerce
Amos Stevens
Church of the Disciples
Charles G. Ames
Philadelphia
Bond
Samuel F. McCleary
Dr. Hale
Brooke Herford
E. A. Horton
Ames
W. Wells
61 Court Street
Christopher Mullen
Burlington strike settled after lengthy talks in Hayti affair
The grivance committee of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy officers met from morning into afternoon to settle the Burlington strike. A statement was read that the strike had been settled, with terms to be conveyed to Mr Arthur before public release. A second item recounts the schooner William Jones seized by a Haytien man of war and later released, with Captain Collins detailing a voyage from Hayti to Vineyard Haven and observations on the Haitian conflict and army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Collins
Légitime
Hipnolyte
Madrid
New York
United States
Carcaco
Grivance Committee
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Road
Stone
Cavener
Burlington
Richmond
Arthur
Mr. Arthur
Mr. Stone
Gonaives
Hayti
Atlantic Dyewood Company
Boston
E. Dupuy & Co
Hautien
Toussaint
Port-au-Prince
Haytien
Sieaker
Jorwoud
Anse D’tainault
Vineyard Haven
Anse A
Hainault
Hippolyte
North
Salsmon
Republic
Salomon
South
Reprter
Port au-Prince
Medfield
Ducksport
William Haskins & Son
Cabinet talks center on Sherman and Allison roles
Mr Hiscock of New York sparked a Senate gathering as leaders discussed possible cabinet posts for General Harrison. Senators Sherman could receive State and Allison Treasury, though both would decline to preserve presidential ambitions. Public plans aim to announce Cabinet names together later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Washington
Copp
Saugus
Walter H. Moore
Norridgewock
Houghton
Wilton
Electric Sugar Refining Company of
New York
Hiscock
Harrison
Sherman
Allison
Treasury
Senate
Wasmixcox
Indianapolis
Mr. Evarts
Mr. Hiscock
Evarts
Joe Lawley
Connecticut
Mr. Allison
Iowa
Ari
Republican Party
Warner Miller
Maritime arrivals and departures list from global ports
A dated catalog of ships and routes with origins and destinations. Vessels include Pennland from New York, Fernlands from Wilmington, Angerton from Galveston, Puerto Riqueno from West Indies, Crete from Galveston, Wergeland from Philadelphia, Niagara from New York, Crown Prince from Newport, Prixham from St Ann's Bay, Danis Prince from New Orleans, Lake Nepigon from Norfolk, and multiple others passing through Boston Antwerp Shields and New York with various departures and arrivals noted.
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Ren
Halifax
Wee
Yarnmouth
Bieceeescaner
Eastport
Northfield
Portland
Mes
Boston
Abr
Antucket
Mass
Lock Island
Albany
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Lyndhuure
Norfolk
A. Eee
Hatteras
N. Fa
Wilmington
N.C
Jacksonville
Mla
Guill Mates
Montgomery
Ala
Shreveport
Fort Smith
Ark
Galveston
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Memphis
Knoxville
Tenn
Essccees
Cincinnati
Lake Region
Grand Haven
Mich
Chicago, Er
Duluth
Minn
Upper Mississippi Valley
St. Paul
Eeceeerss
Des Moines
Missouri Valley Leavenworth
Mont
City
Dak
Lake
Ity
Cheyenne
Denver
Tees
TOR
West Liverpool
Angerton
Geitiee
Puerto Riqueno
West If i
Shields
Crete
A de France
Wergeland
Phila
Wavana
Niagara
Verning
Godvery
Ienarth
State of Nevada
Glasgow
Rin
Uades
Protreso
Crown Vprince
Newporters
Prixham
St. Ann’s Bay
Odessa
Danis Prince
New Orleans
Vulcan
Flintiannan
Prior
Charleston
Vow
Brow Head
Lake Nepigon
Norfalk
Liverpool
State of Nebraska
Glass
Westernland
Antwerp
Northerin
Salem Mutual Benefit Association Elects Officers
The annual meeting in Salem reports 1030 members, eight new, eleven deaths, five suspensions. Receipts total 10 250.50 with 9295 paid to nine beneficiaries. Elected officers include President John M Raymond, Vice President Reuben Arey, Treasurer Tristram Savory, Secretary Thomas J Hutchinson and several directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Salem Mutual Benefit Association
John M. Raymond
Reuben Arey
Tristram
Late Ship News Arrivals and Clearances in New York
A long list of arriving steamers including State of Nebraska and Victoria bound for Glasgow Antwerp London and Leghorn, with numerous ports and ship names named. Cleared steamers include Hichinelans Griffin Mexico Carmona Havana and City of Berlin. Heavy ambiguity and OCR noise amid a busy harbor report.
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New York
State of Nebraska
Glasgow
Westeroland
Antwerp
Nor Hri
New Castle
H. FE. Dimock
Loston
Vicanora
Porwand
Karks J F Whitney
Leghorn
Belle Woorster
Cork
Coute Olar L
Sealancva
Ichs Taylor
Mathis
Ktodney Parker
Boston
Joseph Hay
New Hedioks
Mary Ann
Cann
Lante Cobb
Bangor
Booth Prothers
St George
Fred Walton
Morkport
Adames
Johm
Beacham
Rockland
Gracebi Green
Wortsmouth
MH. Muller
Alexandria
Mediterranean
Voria
Mexico
Havana
Filebiasder
Liverpool
Varks Ingo
Formgierdam
Vandenerg
Autovideo
Hichinelans
Griffin
Antwers
Carmona
City of Berlin
Law
Greece
Jeffrey
London
Kathe
Randall
Anchoria
Brown
Glygows
Mria
Mewlokan
la Bretagne
de Donselin
Gavre
Maula
Glasch
Warparg
Snevis
Mdwin
Electric Sugar Refining Swindle Exposed in New York
The Electric Sugar Refining Company collapses amid fraud claims as founder Henry C. Friend dies. The Brooklyn plant produced no refined sugar, using doctored raw sugar misrepresented as pure. Stockholders lose about 250 000 dollars while England and Birmingham react with sharp stock declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Electric Sugar Refining Company
London
England
Henry C. Friend
Friend
W. H. Cotterill
J. A. Robertson
Wall Street
Hamilton Avenue
Brooklyn
Howard
Robertson
Minend
Cotterill
Llreasurer Robertson
Bigs
Sugar Trust
Willett & Flamlen
Electric Sugar Reusing Company
Willett
Electic Sugar Refining Company
Willett & Hamien
Evening Sun
Robert
Son
Terriby
Cotterill Jett
West
Birmingham
America
Liverpool
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Directors Meet in Boston
A CBQ board session in Boston yesterday avoided discussing Chicago conference issues. An official told the Post few strikers were rehired and most rehired workers were loyal to the movement. He denied blacklisting and said certificates of character were given to compliant workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Boston
Chicago
Post
Brotherhood
Harrington Sentenced to Six Months and Jailed
Edward Harrington M P was moved from Trales to Tullamore jail to serve six months for publishing in the Kerry Sentinel reports on suppressed National League branches. A crowd at the railway station cheered his departure. he is ill with a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castieounel
Hari
William O’brien
M.P
Rathmore
Killarney
Naas ‘Oday
Hurley
Tril
Fitzgerall
Uurley
Weather Prophet Foresees Snowless Winter Ahead
Levi Beebe of Beartown Mountain predicts storms from the southwest to northeast through March 10 with rain and light snow clearing to northwest winds. Expect 2 to 6 warm rain events and a few very cold days, but little sleighing in New England and eastern New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Levi Beebe
Beartown Mountain
New England
New York
Professor Oldrieve Walks on Water in Lowrell Exhibition
Jan 4 village news reports Professor Oldrieve demonstrating water walking from Aiken street bridge along the Merrimac for about a half mile. The stunt was mostly successful though at Hunt's Falls he nearly capsized risking fatal result. He wore high topped rubber boots and shoes of four feet length made of redar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowrell
Oldrieve
Aiken Street Bridge
Merrimac
Hunt’s Falls
Oldriere
War Ship for Hippolyte Madrid Sold for 60000
The Times reports Hippolyte the Haitian insurrectionist sought a steamer to convert into a man of war. The iron steamship Madrid, in Erie Basin Brooklyn in good condition and ready for service, was sold for 60 000. The Madrid, an iron screw vessel of SOL tons, 225 feet long, draws 14 feet loaded, with 400 horsepower engines. Aimed to keep the sale secret, brokers tied to Hippolyte in northern Haiti were involved. Continued on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Times Today
Hippolyte
Haytien
Madrid
Erie Basin
Brooklyn
Norhern Hayti
Wah Hippolyte
George S. Cunningham
Winthrop, Quiningham & Co
Wall Street
Board of Trade Dinner Denounces Annexation Movement
Toronto January 4 The board of trade held its second annual dinner at the Horticultural Gardens pavilion with over 600 members. Sir John Macdonald Oliver Mowat and George Foster spoke, praising patriotism while avoiding commitment on annexation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Toronto
John Macdonald
Mowat
Canada
Olphert Pataten
Ont
Horticultural Gardens
Lady Stanley
Oliver Mowat
Ontario
George E. Foster
Foster
Unease Grows Over Panama Canal Talks and Work
Reports from Panama on January 4 describe rising unrest as canal negotiations stall. Daily work is cut back and a total suspension fears lay off thousands of laborers. Colombia warns it will not assume responsibility if severe measures are needed to keep order and asks consuls to arrange evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Five Insane Inmates Stage Escape Attempt at Auburn Asylum
Five inmates at the Auburn criminal insane asylum tried to break free by attacking an attendant and seizing his keys. They fought multiple guards, one man was wounded when a keeper fired a musket, and the group was recaptured after a desperate confrontation in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Robinson
Springfield
Congress
Senate
House
United States
Leon
Duchesne
Mississippi
Auburn
N. Y
Criminal Insane Asylum
First American Rheingold Debut At Metropolitan Opera
New York Jan 4 The first presentation in America of Rheingold Wagner's prelude to The Ring of the Nibelung drew a large critical audience at the Metropolitan Opera House. The work was enthusiastically received by Conductor Alvary Vischer and the company under Fraulein Moran Olden Betitaque with Sedelmayr. Next week Die Prophete and Rheingold will be produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Wagner
Metropolitan Opera House
Herren Alvary Vischer
Sedelmayr
Frauleing Moran- Olden
Betitaque
Pioene
le Prophete
Rueinguld
Montana Miners Hit Record Dividends in 1888
Montana mines paid over 3.3 million dollars in dividends for 1888, dominating U S and Mexican mine payouts that year. Granite Mountain Company of Philipsburg led with about 1.8 million, Dram Summon of Helena over 600 thousand, Boston & Montana around 400 thousand, as total mining output neared 36 to 40 million dollars, up roughly 10 million from 1837.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
St. Paul
Minn
Helena
Mont
United States
Granite Mountain Company
Philipsburg
Boston & Montana Company
A Historic Table From an Eighteenth Century Scene
A description of a historically notable table with a gentle eighteenth century scene attached. The piece is an English oak antique with antique silver trimmings and refined detailing. The other accessories would be out of place today, though the table remains a near perfection historic production.
Succeed Saul sbury: Addicks seeks Delaware Senate seat
Delaware’s J Edwin Addicks, president of the Bay State Gas Co, expands a political bid for the U S Senate while maintaining Delaware citizenship. He outlines GOP dynamics in Dover, cites a dark horse path, and plans to stay through the campaign with Boston ties and a London loan pursuit tied to oil interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
J. Edwin Addicks
Eli Naulsbury
United States Senate
Boston
Addicks
Bay State Gas Company
Philadelphia
Uctor
Claymont
Harrison
Pennsylvania
Legistare
Senate
House
Charles H. Treat
Maine
George N. Massey
Dover
Pennsylvania Railroad
Athens Higgins
Wilmington
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Massachusetts
Merchants’ Association
Ak Aeral
Joseph Osborn
Swansea
Cotton Bagging Trust
Burlington Railroad
Rheingold
Fielder Israel
New City Hall
Cambridge
Lyman D. Wilcutt
Lord Salisbury
Edward Harrington
Finucane
Canal
D. F. Barry
Common Council
Page
Liberal Union Club
Rabbi Solomon Schindler
Aes Sa AL Is
Committee of Engineers
Legitime
Senator Miscuckh
Leonard & CO
Berswamn Property
Bromeld Street
Palmer, Bachelder & CO
Tremont Street
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co
Capital
Congress St
Maas
Andrew J. Lloyd
Optican
Washington St
Head of Milk St
Establishea Mint Eae
Harvard
Beb
J. T
Dev
Washrnaton
New Hampshire
Vermont
SEO
Cisca
Conons Clouly
Kansas
Palestine
Fronicio
Martello
Hal
Pennland
Breme
Fernlands
Salem Benefit Association
Harrington
Bie
Ekaytien
Porenio Board of Trade
N. Y.) Asylum
Vatican
Paine
Furnitureco
Canal St.shoksdaat
Saulsbury
MR. Addicks
Fay State Gas Company
Diamond State
Grandywine Hundred
Stanard Oil Company
M& Aduicks
Smith, Donahoe and
Kueller
Joi
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