IN FAIR WOMAN'S REALM AND THE LABOR FRONT
A wide survey of women’s roles and reforms across nations and cities. Chinese servants in San Francisco form a union with wage variations up to 60 dollars monthly. Attar of roses is produced in Missouri from roses grown in backyards. English court kitchens announce the cook before each course. Chile grants full political rights to women and women run streetcars. Paris embraces dress reform with the Federated Females of France campaigning against bustles and stays. The article notes female artists, music, education, and county women clubs as avenues for advancement, plus notable figures like Mrs. Hunt and Miss Belle Newport.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
George II
Chile
Paris
France
Wyoming
Salt Lake
Belle Newport
Seharwenka
Imperial Academy of Berlin
Miss Newport
Michigan
Baroness von Zuyllan
Cat Czar
Public Institutions Remembered in Local Bequests
John Webster of Salem left 10000 in trust to buy land in Newmarket New Hampshire for a public library serving Newmarket Manufacturing Company employees. He gave 17000 more during life for the same purpose. Lydia M Newhall of Lynn wills 100 to four societies and 200 to First M E Church Lynn 100 to Old Men's Home Lynn. Harriet Sibley of Boston directs 500 to Unitarian Church Barre. Rebecca T Shaw probate directs residue to daughter then 1000 to American Friends Society New York with remainder shared among three missionary boards.
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John Webster
Salem
Newmarket
N. H
Newmarket Manufacturing Company
Webster
Lydia M. Newhall
Lynn
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Freedmen’s Aid
Americanamen’s Friend Society of New York
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
American Home Missionary Society of New York
Adulterated Milk Charge Plea in Municipal Court
Charles Phelps pleaded nolo contendere in Municipal Court yesterday on a charge of selling adulterated milk and received a $50 fine.
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Charles Phelps
Supreme Court sustains Bulkeley in quo warranto suit
The Connecticut Supreme Court unanimously upholds Governor Bulkeley in the quo warranto challenge by Morris the late Democratic candidate. It rules that declaration of the election’s result is essential and that the General Assembly must declare the result in a timely manner, though it notes possible Assembly disagreements. Judge Carpenter agrees with the decision but dissents on portions of the opinion.
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Hartrop
Conn
Supreme Court
Bulkeley
Morris
Gore
Pesent General Assembly
Gover
Surior
Su Rior
Carpenter
Opinon
Peculiar Tax Case Shows Costly Debtor Oath Loop
In Natick a man named James remains in East Cambridge jail for failing to pay a poll tax. The town would pay $175 weekly for his jail search, while no charity or legal aid offers to pay the $6 for him to take the poor debtor’s oath. The case exposes a loophole where arrest for inability to pay $2 leads to captivity unless the oath fee is met.
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Sanger
Massachusets
James Non
Natick
East Cambridge
Minon
Goston Post Under New Management Gains Noted Life
The Goston Post, under new management, is gaining life and is praised as one of Loston's best papers aside from its political stance.
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Warren Herald
Goston Post
Loston
Marriages In Cambridge And Boston Contentions
At Somerville on December 51 Charles T Crossman wed Frances A Dale, both of Cambridge, in a ceremony by Rev Charles A Skinner. In Boston on December 19 John Gillert of British Guiana to Alice Kine of Boston tied the knot in a service by Rev Elbert V Whitney.
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Crossman
Dale
Somerville
Charles A. Skinner
Charles T. Crossman
Frances A. Dale
Cambridge
Gilberrt
King
Elbert V. Whitney
John Gillert
British Guinea
Alice Kine
Boston
Deaths and funeral notices from Roxbury to Salem
Deaths listed from Roxbury to Salem include Elizabeth Swain widow of Joseph Swain aged 92 funeral at Dr Seaverns home Roxbury on Thursday January 7. Helen Brigham of Worcester Street notice of funeral later. Ann Cushing Sturgis Paine widow of Frederick W Paine in her ninety fifth year. Esther Sawyer wife of George Sawyer of Framingham. Arthur C Barstow aged 64 in South Boston. Lucy L Blanchard widow of George Blanchard 74 at Weymouth. Mary White Brigham aged 86. Charles Ellis 70 at Newton Upper Falls pneumonia. Prudence Grover wife of Chester Grover 80 years 6 months 22 days. Julia H Twombly widow of Joseph Huntress Framingham. Kate A Lang Concord. W D Mellen 26 years 9 months 16 days Somerville. Allege Pratt 77 3 27 Chelsea. Maria L Ramsay widow of T Frank Haapeny Charlestown. Mary K Thom widow of Capt George S Thom Georgetown Fla aged 73 11. Robert Wood M D Jamaica Plain formerly of Hawaii. Grace Sears Amory in city. Maria Poland Anderson Newtonville. Elijah N Barker 70 8 months North Weymouth. George Hyde Newton. Elizabeth Reed Milton. George T Thacher Wellesley Hills aged 64 6. Elizabeth Warner Cambridge 71. George Feabody Salem 88 funeral at North Church Salem Wednesday Jan 6 Special car 11 30. flowers declined.
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South Boston
Arthur C. Barstow
Blanchard
Weymouth
Lucy L
George Blanchard
Brigham
Mary White Brigham
Ellis
Newton Upper Falls
Charles Ellis
Grover
Cambridge
Prudence
Chester Sb
Hunitress
Framingham
Julia H. Twombly
Joseph Huntress
Lang
Concord
Mass
Kate
D. Goodwin Ro Mellen
Somerville
W. D. Mellen
Bradford
Pratt
Chelsea
Allege Pratt
Ramsay
Charlestown
Maria L Ramsay
T. Frank Haapeny
Thom
Georgetown
Fla
Mary K
George S. Thom
Wood
Jamaica Plain
Robert Wood
Hawaiian Islands
Amory
Grace Sears
Francis J
Grace J. Amory
Anderson
Newtonville
Maria Poland
James Anderson
Barker
North Weymouth
Elijah N. Barker
Hyde
Newton
George Hyde
Reed
Milton
Elizabeth ‘S L. Reed
Thacher
Wellesley Hills
George T. ‘Thacher
Dorchester
Mas
Warner
Elizabeth
Caleb H. Warner
Peabody
Salem
George Feabody
North Chur Salem
I. R.R
Immigrants Detained Then Allowed to Land at Ellis Island
New York on January 5 two Persian immigrants, Joel Abraham and Dafyid Israel, were detained at Ellis Island under the contract labor clause. Brought by Rev. Dr. Larabee of 53 Fifth Avenue to translate the Bible into Assyrian, they were later permitted to land after authorities deemed the case exceptional.
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New York
Ellis Island
Joel Abraham
Dafyid Israel
Persia
Larabee
Fifth Avenue
Auction Sale Foreclosure of Chesterfield Street Lot in Boston
Samuel Hatch & Co. auctioneers offer the Cape Ann Savings Bank assignee’s foreclosure sale on January 29, 1892 at 11 a.m. of a 1500 square foot Boston lot with buildings, plus shared passageways and partition walls, in Suffolk County. The sale covers rights of passage and partition walls among adjacent lots, with two hundred dollars due at sale and taxes payable, under a mortgage deed dated September 14, 1889.
Foreclosure Sale Of Chester Park Lot By Mortgage Assignment
Public auction will be held on January 29, 1892 at 10 in the forenoon on the premises described, foreclosing a mortgage given by Martin W Ford to Russell A Ballon later assigned to Cape Ann Savings Bank. The property lies at Chester Park Lot 28 with rights to passageways, a partition wall, and common use terms, subject to unpaid taxes and easements. sale inquiries to Cape Ann Savings Bank, 23 Milk Street, Boston.
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Martin W. Fora
Russell A. Ballou
Suffolk
Said Ballou
Cape Ann Savings Bank
Boston
County of
Massachusetts
East Chester Park
Allerton Street
Chesterfield Street
Martin W. Ford
Chester Park Land Company
Henry W. Wilson
C. E
Said Park
Phan
Park
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Milk Street
Beston
Cave Ann Savings Bank
George d. Manisu
Russell A. Ballon
Martin W. Lard
Wv. Ls
Martin W
Eeter
Cartain
Chesterfeld Street
Cesterfield Street
Idle Insurance Company
Martin W. Lord
Reury W. Wilson
C.E
Deada
Plam
Martin
Fordby
Russell A. Hallou
Sai Park
Tor
George J. Marsh
Mortgagee Sale of Real Estate in Boston
Foreclosure sale of a lot of 1500 square feet with buildings on Chesterfield Street Boston Suffolk County marked by breach of mortgage conditions. Property includes rights in adjacent passageways and partition walls among lots 29 to 31, with unpaid taxes and common rights. Auctioneers and Cape Ann Savings Bank, Boston, January 29, 1892 at 11 a.m.
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Mass
Suffolk
John ‘Tull
Boston
Ceare
Massachtusetts
Soffolk
Hattie J. Walker
Said County
Norm Mayo
Bertram C, Mayo
J. Frank Pickett
Dee
Edwin &. Hale
Partition wall rights and sale terms for lots 32 33 31
The plan specifies an eight inch partition wall between lots 32 and 33 with the middle line at the west boundary of lot 32. Ownership shares allow use by owners of lot 32 and 31 for east wall and by owners of lot 33 for west wall in common with lot 32. Two hundred dollars of the purchase money is due at sale. further terms announced at sale. For details contact the auctioneers or Massachusetts Title Ins Mortgage. Boston, Jan 5, 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Milk Street
Boston
Cape Ann Savings Bank
Georggs J. Marsn
Public Auction of Boston Lot Under Mortgage 1892
Foreclosure sale of a Boston Suffolk County lot with buildings. Mortgage from Martin W Ford to Russell A Folk, assigned to Cape Ann Savings Bank. Auction date Friday January 29, 1592 at 10 a.m. at 23 Milk Street Boston. Described plan shows Lot 33 with Chesterfield Street frontage and shared passageways. Reserve includes easements for passage and partition walls among adjacent lots. Massachusetts Title Insurance Company acts as auctioneer.
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