Welcome to a Pastor Charles Ames at Church of the Disciples
Boston delegates greet Rev Charles G Ames newly installed as pastor at the Church of the Disciples to succeed the late Rev James Freeman Clarke. Speakers include Rev Edward Hale Rev Brooke Herford Rev E A Horton and others. A social and floral reception follows the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Disciples
Boston
Charles G. Amos
Philadelphia
James Freeman Clarke
William H. Baldwin
5. B
O. P. Gifford
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Mr. Cruft
Baldwin
Lie
Society
Dr. Channing
Bariel
West Church
Freeman
Pasion
Clarke
Samuel F. McCleary
Ames
Hale
Brooke Herford
England
America
Church of Christ
E. A. Horton
New England
C. F. Dole
Aimes
Channing
Maine
Haid
Lowell
Edward Hale
W. M. Brodbeck
Revs
G. W. Briggs
D. D
Cambrid
Selden Gilbert
Aliston
J. Young
Waltham
Z. J. Valestine
Bighton
Francis Tiffany
Cambridge
EK. Hall
J. H. Meywood
Melrose
H. N. Brown
Brookline
Boston University Notes Elect Officers for Philomathean Society
At a special meeting of the Philomathean Society officers were elected including President Miss BE Bright and vice president G F Kenney. The senior class chose W H Clifford as president, and the freshman class elected Taylor as president. The Annual Index reports 870 students, up 112 from last year, with commencement speakers C J Bullock and Miss Gertrude E Sinall named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Society
BE. H. Bright
G. F. Kenney
H.W. Hardy
A. C. Bullew
W. H. Clifford
Miss Nichols
Miss Noyes
A. D. Hammitt
Tolow
Miss Taylor
A. H. Nazatian
I. H. Sylvester
Miss McKinnon
C. J. Bullock
Gertrude E. Sinall
Abuse of Alcohol Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Dr. W. N. Crane of Michell Dak cites Horsford's Acid Phosphate as nearly specific for alcoholism disorders. It reportedly stops vomiting and restores appetite while reducing fear and anxiety seen in many drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
W. N. Crane
Michell, Dak
Dorchester Yacht Club Elects New Officers After Meeting
The Dorchester Yacht Club held its annual meeting at 99 Boylston Street with about 50 members present. Commodore Henry W. Savage declined reelection and Lt. John Soley USN was elected commodore. other officers include W W Lambert as vice commodore and W B McClellan as secretary. The club, with 249 members, reported a prosperous year and bylaw updates were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Boylston Street
Henry W. Savage
Belr
Commodore Savage
John ©. Soley
U.S.N
W.W. T. Lambert
W. B. McClellan
H. B. Callender
Hartford Davenport
W. A. Underwood
C. H. Nute
Erastus Willard
H. W. Savage
A. J. Clark
Francis Gray
B. McClellan
W. H
Prizes for Bibliomaniacs at Auction in 1889
A Boston sale of Americana reveals rare items including Rev. John Norton’s The Redeemed Captive listed at auction with a top bid of $303. Other notable pieces include a Vermont printed History of the Indian Wars and First Settlers of the United States. Catalog notes recount rarity and bibliomania as buyers push prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Norton
Canada
Boston
C. F. Sabbie & Co
United States
New England
Vermont
Montpelier
Daniel Clark Sanders
University of Vermont
Lectures for the Ladies by Mrs Lincoln in Boston
Mrs Lincoln engages with the Young Women's Christian Association to deliver two lecture courses on Cookery and Household Management at Berkeley Street hall starting January 9 at 11am. The talks aid the School of Domestic Economy and teach home sanitation, routines, shopping, entertaining, servants and family management. Circulars available from Miss Drinkwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Young Women's Christian Association
Berkeley Street
More Pacts About Amos Stevens in Stolen Bond Case
Police investigations reveal Amos Stevens is George Stevens alias Ribbons, a Hartford known felon. He visited J T Smith & Co at Devonshire and Kimball Bros at Sudbury, buying a beach wagon and a sleigh with drafts, then pressed for COD delivery and pressed further for transit refunds. He also targeted Ford French & Co for more wagons and sleighs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Stevens
George Stevens
Hartford
Stevens
J. T. Smith & Co
Devonshire Street
Kimball Bros
Sudbury Street
Smith & Co
Smith & Co.’s
Ford F. French & Co
Tremont Street
Wrestling Title Bout Ends With Dutur Leading Ross
H. M. Daffur and Dunncan C. Ross clashed in a two hour grand mixed match at Howard Atheneum for $500 and world championship. Daffur led 7 falls to 6 after two hours with 10 minute breaks. protest claimed rules were not followed and James rules called for three points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Daffur
Dunncan C. Ross
Howard Atheneum
Daftr
Ross
Charles Hartwell
Gardner
Dufar
Dutur
Ed James
Addicks Secures 12 Million Dollar Gas Loan
Mr J Edward Addicks president of Bay State Gas Company returned to Boston after a three week London absence. He confirmed a $12,000,000 loan arranged with a syndicate of English gentlemen. The funds will be used to buy out gas companies if satisfactory arrangements are made. Names of syndicate members were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Addicks
Bay State Gas Company
Boston
London
Addicks
Baring Bros
K. Addicks
Boston YMCA midwinter announcements invite leisure and learning
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association highlights winter offerings with evening classes and social events. Professor Hitchcock endorses the phodes department gym as a unique scientific body building facility. Directors promise a more liberal policy and superior advantages in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Phodes Department
Hitchcock
Amherst
Boston Association
Stepman and Enllace Promote Safe 6 Per Cent Bonds
Stepman and Enllace of 8 Congress street Boston advertise investments in Union Investment Company Kansas City 6 per cent debenture bonds with 1,000,000 paid-up capital secured by guaranteed list mortgages lodged with American Land and Trust Company Boston to mature at par. The firm cites five years without loss to investors as proof of safety and conservatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepman & Enllace
Congress Street
Boston
Union Investment Company of
Kansas City
American Lan and Trust Company
Commonwealt h Court Rescripts in several debt and tort actions
Rescripts issued in multiple cases including James Savage vs John H Blanchard and others. The docket covers findings on attorney authority and validity of in court agreements, note conversion disputes, and tort losses from sidewalk hazards. The record lists citations, attorneys, and trial outcomes across several sessions.
Tim Coyle v Fitchburg Railroad case hearing notes
Superior Court records show first session on Jan 4 with juries out in Coyle versus Fitchburg Railroad over 30009 dollars for injuries from a July 6 1886 passenger incident. Details include arm injury from passing freight car and prior trial with juror disagreement.
Cochrane Jr. v City of Malden Trial Status
Superior Court Middlesex County Jan 4 notes Cochrane Jr. v City of Malden remains on trial. The docket lists cases including Hampshire v Rodden, Walker v Burnap, Wength v tear, Grait v Miller, Foss v Howe, Laidwin v City et al, Chaud v Morse, Holien v Mears & trustee and others with monetary amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidwin Oy
City Et al Someryville
Chaud
Morse
Holien
Mears & Trustee
Supreme Court Rescripts in Essex County Docket Jan 4
Summary of Essex County Supreme Court rescripts with decisions on Putney v Fletcher, Smethurst v Church in Bar ton square, Pelletier pro ami v Coture, Gurley v Armstead, Attorney General v Tarr, Chase v Perley, Hood v Boardman, Ridout v Knox, and Brown v South Boston Savings Bank. Rulings involve dismissal, negligence, mining and solvency issues, nuisance, trust evidence, and redemption rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Essex County
J. A. Putney
Samuel A. Fletcher
M. P. Gurley
Edmund Armstead
Alphonso ‘Tarr
Gloucester
Sarah L. Chase
Joseph A. Perley
Parol
Gilbert E. Hood
Gertrude M. Boardman
Essex Street
Leon Ridout
David Knox
Brown
South Boston Savings Bank
Superior Court Essex County Contracts and Miscellaneous Claims
In Essex County Superior Court on January 4 Mason judge presiding No 6000 Pigeon et al v Story a contract action to recover 76 dollars with interest on an account defense general denial verdict 811241 for pains plaintiff represented by H Phillips defendant by F Richardson. Case 3282 Lyler v New England Telephone and Telegraph Company involves value of a horse let to defendant's agents March 13 1883 after a heavy snowstorm and alleged death from careless driving with counsel C Sewall for plaintiff H P Moulton for defense. Other entries list cases Abbot v Langlois Richards et al v WVURe Tibetts v Jennings Crook v Linnehan O Hare v Coley Prest iv Naukeag St Rahway Co Roxyers v same Wool exr v Jon inns admr Newhall v Cowdry Waler v Mansfield Williams admr v osion Revere Reach Lynn Railroad Co Brown v Whipple Haseline v inhabitants of Saugus Aberly et al v dars Wits Same v Briggs et al
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Mason
Pigeon Et al
Story
H. Phillips
F. ©. Richardson
Lyler
New England Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
C. Sewall
H. P. Moulton
Newhall
Cowdry
Waler
Mansfield
Wilams, Adiur
Osion, Revere Reach & Lynn Railroad Co
Brown
Lwuphrey
Haseline
Bdnhabitants
Saugus
Aberly Et al
Dars
Superior Court Norfolk County Dockets Summary
Norfolk Superior Court cases listed include Huckels vs Malone for work performed with a verdict for plaintiff at $6055. Catherine Halloren versus Mary E Plunkett for slander verdict for plaintiff. Shomes Forsythe versus John Fallon trespass on trial. Weldamx v Weld and Murray v County of Norfolk referenced with modest sums. Cronnell v Haul et al and Linney v Howe noted among others with various attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Macaintosh
Shomes Forsythe
John Fallon
J. L. Eldridge
J. P. Sullivan
Cronnell
Haul
Linney
Howe
Jous—Shaw
Man Held in Break In Case at Municipal Court
J J Harvey was held in $500 for the grand jury after being charged with breaking and entering the Wright Bros Co store at night and larceny of goods valued at $2460. The proceeding occurred this morning in municipal court with Judge Parmenter presiding.
Harbor notes elect officers for Volunteer Harbor No 4
The 1889 officers are Captain John Gray first pilot Frank Steadman purser T Collins captain's clerk Frank Burton and trustees Captains J E Ford Frank H Leonard W B Bailey with J Perkins saloon watchman and W J White forward deck watchman. The harbor grows in prosperity and gains members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Brotherhood Steamboat Pilots
John Gray
Frank Steadman
T. Collins
Frank Burton
J. E. Ford
Frank H. Leonard
W. B. Bailey
J. Perkins
W. J. White
Edward H. Smith
Lynn
Eighth Infantry
Boston Music Hall
Old England
James de Normandie
Roxbury
Channing Hall
Special Sunday Services at King's Chapel Schedule
Beginning tomorrow at 4 p.m. King's Chapel hosts a Sunday series with speakers from Yale, Andover, Harvard, and Brown. Lectures cover faith growth prophecy Christian truth by lunar test moral law intellect and personal immortality concluding April 14 with Professor Francis G. Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Chapel
King’s Chapel
George P. Fisher
D.D
Yale College
George Harris
Andover Theological Seminary
Andrew P. Peabody
Harvard University
William J. ‘Lucker
Charles Carroll Everett
N. H. Buckham
University of Vermont
Robinson
Brown University
Francis G. Peabody
Directors Meet to Set Summer Institute Location
The American Institute of Instruction holds its annual meeting this forenoon at the Mason street school committee rooms to choose a site for the summer convention. A dinner at the Hotel Vendome will follow with President George A. Littlefield of Newport presiding and brief five minute talks by several directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute OF Instruction
Mason Street
Hotel Vendome
George A. Littlefield
Newport
Arrest of a Boston Lawyer Charles W Wells
Charles W Wells a Malden based lawyer with an office at Court street was arrested yesterday morning on a warrant accusing him of illegally demanding and receiving an unlawful fee for collecting pension money for Christopher Mullen. He appeared before United States Commissioner Hallett and was held in 500 dollars bond for further examination today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Wells
Malden
Court Street
Christopher Mullen
Bators
United States
Hallett
Boston Shoe Associates Elects Officers at Dinner
The Boston Shoe Associates meeting with about fifty members elected G. A. Valentine president 8 t. Uhler vice president Louis Wicher secretary H. J. a treasurer and others as trustees. Guests included W. C. Lewis Albert Plummer W. E. Plummer M. L. Arnold E. C. Lord Jr and several Stoneham figures. William Henry Keene presided. Brief speeches followed by remarks from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Shoe Associates
Young
G. A. Valentine
T. Uhler
Louis Wicher
H. J
C. H. Perkins
L. A. Caul Lley
James
F.C. Ee
Aoe ‘Brophy
David F Barry Nominated for Common Council President
Democratic members elect held an adjourned caucus at City Hall with 36 of 39 present. John W Fraser chaired the meeting with Nunan and Teevens as secretaries. Barry led the vote but failed to secure unanimous backing. Republicans dined to discuss a chairman candidate among Rogers or Gove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Barry
Ward 16
Common Council
City Hall
John W. Fraser
Ward 6
Messrs. Nunan
Teevens
South Boston
Choise David
Barry
Richard Sullivan
Edward J. Jenkins
Rogers
Gove
Boston Chamber Passes Memorial Urging Full Hydrographic Funding
At a meeting in Quincy Market rooms the Boston Chamber of Commerce adopted a memorial urging Congress to restore the Navy Department branch hydrographic office funding to 20000 dollars and to extend the service to other seaports. The resolution asks Massachusetts senators and representatives to press for the full appropriation and to note the office’s value to navigation, charts, and mariner safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Quincy Market
Congress
Massachusetts
Navy Department
House of Representatives
Boston
Playful Minnie Pearson Hoston Court Sentenced
Minnie Pearson once again appeared in the Ruxoary Police Court, after previously pelting Judge Bolster with a tin dipper. She received six months in the house of industry for target practice and an additional two months for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Pearson
Ruxoary
Bolster
House of Industry
Hoston
Religious services fill Boston churches with varied programs
A dense listing of church activities across Boston venues includes Rev. Brooks Her ford at Arlington Street and numerous other pastors, with sermons on Cruciated with Christ and Armageddon topics. Bible classes, youth meetings, choruses, and union programs fill afternoon and evening schedules at Bowdoin Square, Union Hall, Y M C A, and several temples and chapels.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. Ames
G. W. Bond
Dr. Hale
Broooke Blerford
RE. A. Horton
Boston University
MR. Addicks
Commonwealth's Court
James Savage
John H. Blanchard
A. G. Stanchfield
Stanchfield
Io Dorser
D. G. Haskins, Jr
Fs. Hesseltine
William R. Park
Henry M. Whitney
Auagmens
U Ag
J. K. Maynadhter
M. F. Dickinson
Security Bank of Minnesota
John
Pray Company
H. G. Nichols
J. O. Teele
Ld Colony Railroad Company
Ve. H. C. Slavens
George W. Amory
Amory
J. J. Kenton, Jr
J. H. Patton
L. G. Blair
Bradley
Evans
Carroll
Fitch
Treworgy
Clenent
Munzey
Welling
Joy
Badger
Miller
Ward
Thompson, J
Falenor
PrTmAn
E. E. Durgin
A. Griswold
Mme. Griswold
Salem
Marcellus Coggen
Charles A. Drew
H. J. Remick
A. H. Spencer
Laintiff
H. Dunham
Ames P. Prince
Thomas Higgins
John Holmes
Warren Street
Charlestown
T. J. Gaggan
M. Keating
James KR. Murphy
Michael J. Soore
Fitchburg
Murdock
Remick
Spencer
Higgins
Helmes
Ikina
Steele
Lainer
Zu Oe
Culy
Linenan
Bayelief Mig. Co
Hayes
White
Hill
scLeod
McGraw
N.Y
N . RR
Ting
Twige
Chessmath
Donezhue
Prov
Mat
Ter Law
Elhany
Niles
Coburn
Rooney
Jamaica P. Ice Co
Same
Littlefield
Squire
J. Notter
Superior Court
Briongert
Timothy Coyle
Fitchburg Railroad
B. Wadleigh
George A. Torrey
Henry N. Knowles Et al
Cyrus Taylor
J. Miller
Wadleigh
Knowles
Taylor
Hillson
Locke
McKean
Buckendarfer
Keeching
Jaxes
Anthony
Delse
Santry
Crane
Sherman
Frank B. Morgan
Hinckley Locomotive Company
Defendnt
K. Clark
F. Ranner
Rackemann
Augustus Lancio
Israel Rich
Norman Street
T. F. Maguire
W. £. Cassidy
L RK. Clark
F. Ranney
Rodman
Nawn
Lancio
Riel
Liennessey
Suallvan
Cole
Woodbury
Parker
Horton
Usdot
Woodman
Mory
Dalit
Tan
Parsons
Eaux
Boson
Hammond
Atbott v. Langlois
Richards Et al
Wits
V. Briggs
LIL Utuols
Weld
Amx
v.Weld
Murray
County of Norfolk
Williams
Manefante
Ani
New York
Ploughman Hall
Milk Street
J. W. Stockwell
Sutton
Board of Agriculture
New Mexico
Young Men's Christian Union
Clarence Pullen
Unitarian Club
Eliot
Bostonian Society
Old State House
Bostonian
Lillie B. Williams
H. G. Hopper
Bertha E. Eager
Union Hall
W. W. Hackett
Dearborn Street Baptist Church
Whitcomb
Highland Street
Health and Sewer Departments
John Downs
United States Hydrographic Office
Richard Baritleman
The
Humane Society
John P. Lovell
RYE and Gourbon
Cork
Chester HM
Graves & Sons
Ciry
Amaere
Playful Minnie Pearson
Arlington StReet Cuuren
Barris
Tapner
Bowdoin Square
R. Deming
M. C. B. J. Koot
Institute
Ashman
Jus
D. Fitton
Paukine Propaganda
Estey Company
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
George M. Stowell
Associatin Hall
Steran K. Vairoissy
Bulb Gain
Bulgarln
W. H. Stedman
D.tewart
Rubinstein
Stedman
Shepherd
D. G. Guibert
Lea
Cornet
Oh. Mackay
George W. Proctor
Joseph Stewart
Welecome
B.Y. M
Charles G. Ames
Tree Canistadolphian Brace Leerceres
Chandler Hall
Kingdom of God
Europe
Asia
Palestine
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Leighton Paris
Newbury
Exeter Streets
Temple Fraternity School
Liam
H. S. Lake
Datmouth
Harwich Stree’s
James M. Gray
South Congregational Cituren
Txeter Street
Omin
W. Lyvington Brown
Paine Memorial Hall
Tremont Tumpux
Stangers
Phomwas Lixon, Dy
Kinvry J
Haynes
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