City Registrar's Office Applications List Jan 6 1893
The City Registrar's Office record lists applicants including Carl F Blomquist and Theresa J Rasmussen Charles J wx Owlton and Annie Ff Mary Joseph Gullage and Margaret Nason Rogeth Hardy and Mary A livaw for marriage license considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Blomquist
Theresa J. Rasmussen
Charles J. Wx. Owlton
Annie Ff
Mary Joseph Gullage
Margaret Nason
Rogeth Hardy
Mary A.livaw
Death of Major Frost Ends Fireman of Many Spheres
Major James P. Frost dies after a morning of work in the Globe office. A prominent newspaper man, he also held noted ties to the theater, finance and railroads, and served in the military. He was described as widely known, popular, and with many irons in the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Frost
Major Frost
Frost
Globe
Batavia Street
West Chester Park
Boston Councilman Pushes Chinese Regulation in Ward Ten
Ward 10 councilman W C Parker proposes a permanent joint committee to govern Chinese residents in Boston. The plan aims to regulate morals health and housing with police and health department enforcement to stop opium smoking gambling and prostitution. Parker urges strict rules, wider avenues, and potential legal changes to drive Chinese out if possible. There are about 200 Chinese in Boston, with pressure to act firmly this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Parker
Ward 10
Boston
Chinatown
Gong
Walker
Harrison Avenue
Tie
Tiem
Tie Post
Zorng
Thas
Earl
Pooi
Talk on the Adirondacks by Rev Solon Laver at YMCA
The Rev Solon Laver of Dorchester will open the Practical Days program for the public at the Young Men's Christian Union 48 Boylston Street tonight at 7:46. The illustrated talk, titled Camp Liem the Adirondacks, will be shown with a stereopticon. The public is cordially invited to attend as in past twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Laver
Dorchester
Younus Men’s Chitian Union
Boylston Street
Taning Tor
Camp Liem
Outhwaite Bill Passes In House For Volunteer Officers Pay
In Washington January 6 the Outhwaite measure extending the act to cover minister and pay of certain officers and men of the volunteer forces passed. About twenty five private pension bills were enacted and the House adjourned at 4 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuington
Separate Prison Advocated for Confederate State Convicts
The prison commissioners recommend establishing a separate single story prison on a large lot to confine unsafe or untrustworthy prisoners away from others. It would resemble the Eastern Penitentiary, with segregated work, and include at least 100 cells for state prisoners unable to be trusted in the main institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Bar Ding
North Ends New Officer Oliver Wise Selected
Patrolman Oliver Wise of Division 1 was chosen by Captain Lawrence Cain to replace Sergeant Sulli van as special officer of the North End district. Wise becomes Special Officer Trader and is well known and popular in the area. He has long patrolled North street at night and had several experiences with local troublemakers. Patrolman Perry of Division II, related to the superintendent, is assigned to police headquarters to assist in the present police work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wise
Division 1
Lawrence Cain
North End
Sullivan
Wise
North Street
Perry
Guess Who Missing Word Is Clue for Prize
A playful prompt invites readers to supply a missing word in a riddle for a chance at a handsome award. The item treats humor and wordplay as the prize draw.
Major Frost Dies of Heart Failure After Storm Journey
Major Frost, press agent for the Boston and Maine railroad, collapsed and died of heart failure after completing a storm journey. He was a Boston native, trained at English High School, and held senior journalism and military roles, including city editor and press agent for multiple theatres. Funeral plans and honors are to be arranged by General Peach and Adjutant-General Caton with military condolences expected from the First Infantry officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mijor Frost
Mrs. Frost
Boston & Maine Railroad
Frost
Boston
Army and Navy Journal of New York
Stifter Financial
Boston & Maine Eastoad Corporation
Infutry
B. FL Peach, Jr
England
Massa
Englan
Ancent and
Ihenorane Artilery Company
Boston Press Club
Newspace Club
Boston Press Rite Association
Peach
Caton
Hig Courades
Colonel Bogan Declines Ninth Regiment Colonelcy
Colonel Frederick B. Bogan, assistant inspector general on the staff of the commander and chief, who was elected colonel of the Ninth Regiment of Infantry, notified General Peach that he declines the office. The tidings came Tuesday night and were conveyed yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Bogan
Lufanty
M. V.M
Peach
City Hospital Patients Reach New High Amid Illness Surge
City Hospital reached a peak of 404 patients on yesterday morning, one less than last year’s high. by night the total rose above 540. The scarlet fever ward, normally 28 beds, held 55 with overflow to other rooms. Diphtheria cases reached 21 in the contagious ward, as nurses returned at 6 o'clock.
Harvard Men Indicted In Wyoming Murder Case
Harvard graduates Techemacher De Billier and Richard Allen stand trial in District Court at Cheyenne on murder and arson charges connected to a Johnson County raid last spring. A third Harvard graduate, Fred O Bilner, is indicted. Details describe their cattle outfit and wartime-like siege at a government post, with references to politics and potential executive delay.
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Richard Allen
Fred O. Bilner
Herbert Englebert Teschemacher
Boston
Europe
Harvard
Texas
Wyoming
Ava
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Club
Wyomins
de Billier
New York
Yonkers
Wall Street
H. E
A. M. Teschenacher
Coupiny
Sim
Couparry
Ricard Allen
Jamaica Plan
Joseph H. Allen
Canbridge
Allen
Idary Rd
Steaard Cattle Company
Joan Elomans
Russell Sturgis
Harris O Gray Otis
George P. Sage
Joseph Cutter Wintthey
Teschenacher
Witer
Soiue Ge
United States
Buffalo
Fort Russel
Ilegal
Rustler
Warren
Bosvoil
Muirder
Wheir Company
Tescoemacher and Ve Billier Cattle Company
Yztov
Yale
Sir
Tuschewacher
Fort Russell
Teschemacher
East Boston Evictions Spark Aldermanic Plea
In East Boston, residents face displacement due to a new school site bounded by Decatur Parts and Stlavre streets. Former Alderman Sullivan plans to petition the Board of Aldermen for compensation to ease the mid winter eviction hardships of Decatur Street families who were promised land with their leases. He notes a precedent with Portuguese on Long Island and vows to seek humane relief for the affected households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Sullivan
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Scholho
Decatur
Parts
Stlavre Streets
Decatur Street
Sullivan
Rehid
Wial
Comortabe
Sulivan
Long Island
Severa
Self-Defense, Says Lewis Charged With Assault
William Lewis, colored, held in Municipal Court on $10,000 bond awaiting grand jury action for assault and battery with intent to kill Algoson Jones on Warrenton Street Thursday night. Lewis says Jones demanded money, grabbed a knife, and rushed him. He claims both struggled, Lewis seized the knife, and the stab was accidental. Jones is in City Hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis
Algoson Jones
Warrenton Street
Lewis
Jones
Lins
Chief Wade's annual police report outlines force strength and reforms
Massachusetts district police chief Wade reports a 37 member force with 26 in inspection and 11 for detectives. He lauds school term extension for factory children, backs manual training, and notes efforts to prevent elevator accidents. He discusses the 58 hour law, sweating system controls, arbitration, and reviews of inspection laws. Proposes amendments to multiple Acts to tighten building and labor oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Massachusetts District Police
Chitef
Wide
Comemonwealth
Globe Elevator Fall No Harm From Safe Drop
Yesterday afternoon the Globe Building passenger elevator descended three stories the drum slipped and the car tilted forward but, with modern safety features, it stopped with a loaded car and no one was injured. The incident was reported as not uncommon in elevator operation.
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Gobe
Cope
Lovell's Calendar Promoted by Lovell Arms Company
John P. Lovell Arms Company showcases a new calendar described as very pretty and among their finest. The item is marketed for a price of ten cents and is offered to focusioners or buyers interested in the calendar display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Lovell Arms Company
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Russell
Osborne
Prnkerton
Barrethave
Parkman
Barker
Pullman
Raymond & Whitcomb
Thie
G. Barron
Dane Ager
Ibis
Ani Iaeng
House Contans
Chiis
Bria
Posten
Titan Palace
Toe Hotel
Kaymomi & Whitcoul
Pri- Wats
Chicago
Exposition Grounds
Raymoond & Whitcomb
Washington Street
Ass J. Bilthe Leythan Their
City
Peters
Mttckeer McCue
Cotillon
Wie
Fremont
Wilson Bros
Ang—Flynn
Fast
Lewis E. Perry
Annie Flynn
Juhur &. Harding
Doston
Woodward
Waltham
Dan
RE. J. Young
D.D
Herbert W. Plaisted
Watertown
Susie M. Woodward
Walthan
Young
Charlotte G
O Olof Nelson
Newman
Mat Newman
Limontus
Patul Rson
William Jam Fr. Patterson
Pealson
Martha Parser Verson
Francis W. Peirson
Peck
Olive HL
Elitor Wilism
Emil
F. Peck
Pratt
Eigin
Albert L. Pratt
Snow
Louisa
Dobn Scrownmian
Warreener
Jamaica Plain
Emerine Warrener
Watson
Chariestown
Ellen A. Wilsonh
Zerkraun
Lotus City
Charlotte L
Carl Zerrahu
Charles
Stella
Vermont
Arthur J. Wilson
Aoberta
George Chamberlain
Hhis Aberta
Peter
Third Street
South
Marion A. D. Lorenzo
Concord
Carrie J. Bonsy
United
Cleveland
Senate
Lough
Elec
Hinaze
Silve
Es3
Uces
Silvro
Jersey
MecPherson
Poiettine
Seelie
Howe
Quirantine
Chovera
Chandler
Frye
Jaye
Wear. Chandler
Leine
Loyid Steamship Company
McPherson
Mills
Platt
Do Pl
Mr. Dolph
Parker Urees
Tis
North EN
Auodub
First Infantry
Jd. P. Prost
J.G. B. Adams
Adaus
Minot J. Savage
J. P. Frost
Bogan
City Hospital
Criwded
Butler
New England
Washburn Credit CO
Washington ST
Jordan, Marsh & Co
GEO. F. Washburn, Manacer
Mima
Mossach Awetts
Tool & Machine Coq
Kingston St
Gilbert
C. Price
Gilbert Medical CO
Rent St
New York City
E. Russell
J. PF. Drew
Russell & Drew
Red Front
Poston
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