Rogers Elected President of the Board of Aldermen
Alderman Homer Rogers was unanimously elected president of the 1889 board of aldermen after a one o clock conference and a ballot. He pledged to study charter reforms, finance readjustment, and ordinance alignment while urging legislative collaboration. Special committees and Monday meetings were authorized.
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Homer Rogers
Board of Aldermen
Rogers
Gove and Smith
Peters
Law Department
Common Council
Smith
Homeopathic Dispensary Holds Thirty-Third Annual Meeting
The Homeopathic Medical Dispensary Corporation met at Tremont House to review work at the central Burroughs place, West End Chardon street, and Boston University School of Medicine East Concord street. The secretary reported 14 443 patients treated in the year, 183 281 since opening, and nearly half a million prescriptions provided gratis.
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Homeopathic Medical Dispensary Corporation
Tremont House
A. L. Kennedy
Burroughs Place
West End
Chardon Street
College
Boston University School of Medicine
East Concord Street
L .S T. Talbot
Chester Guild
Isaac B. Mills
J. Wilkinson Clapp
LT. Talbot
Jacob Sleeper
H. C. Angell
A. Boothby
A. C. Clapp
H. P. Stanwood
Charles G. Chase
D. G. Woodvine
J. 2. Sutherland
St Paul's Church Incorporation Reflects Property Sale Debate
The 1820 act section allows the paid corporation to authorize wardens to transfer and convey all or part of church real or personal estate by deed. The meeting vote fixes terms and consideration for conveyance, clarifying authority in the ongoing property sale discussion.
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St. Paul’s Church
Potter as Cleopatra Draws Harsh Critics in Times Review
A Times summary of Mrs. Potter's Cleopatra performance depicts a lavish but weak, overly dramatic portrayal. Critics condemn her lack of acting technique and understanding of the role, while praising production splendor and staging under Bell and Seymour. The Evening Post notes its audacious travesty status.
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The
Evening Post
Palmer
Heaven Help
Cleopatra
Pole Taxes in Cambridge Prompt Anger and Warrant
A Cambridge resident, a colored man, reports being served a warrant for non payment of poll taxes. He asks how the funds are used and describes threats from officials. He notes flooding near homes requiring boots to reach streets and complains of lack of police presence.
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Cambridge
Two Hearted Stars Split after The Henrietta Run
Robson and Crane, once Broadway regulars, split their partnership after a two week Newark engagement and a $12,500 week. Crane sells his interest to Robson as he plans to star in a revival of The Merry Wives of Windsor.
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Stuart Robson
William H. Crane
New York
Broadway
Philadelphia
Newark
Robson
St. James
Cohasset
Mass
Crane
Union Square
Bronson Howard
Malstay
Indsor
J. H., Hackett
Charles Bass
Henrietta
Miss Anderson
Hollis Street
Messrs. Robson
Falstair
Theatrical Gossip on New York stage comedies and stars
The beat buzzes over Mrs Potter's Cleopatra and Mrs Langtry's Lady Macbeth with previews next Monday. Louis James and Wainwright star in As You Like It at Star theatre while Daly revisits The Inconstant. Sweet Lavender at Lyceum draws praise though some flaws. Morse in Beacons notes its rare charm and charity, and Aronson plans Nudity as a major revival. Booth Barrett Othello Merchant of Venice inked Boston engagement. Marlowe Rosalind praised. Mansfield halts Richard III for health, with She Stoops to Conquer planned. Winifred Emery fills Kate Rorke role in London.
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the Times
Rome
Antony
Octavia
the Tribune
Cleoptra
Mrs. Potter
Cleopatra
Lydia Languish
Lady Sneerwell
New York
Mr. Daly
Madison Square Theatre
Captain Swift
Lyceum
Messrs. Booth and Barrett
Boston Theatre
Richard Mansfield
London
New York Herald
Morell Mackenzie
Mansfield
Prince Karl
Kate Vaughn
Miss Hardcastie
Lionel Brough
Tony Lumpkin
John ‘T. Sullivan
Hastings
Richard Ili
Winifred Emery
Kate Rorke
January Weddings Tie Post Staffer to New Hampshire Bride
Mr Fred J Caulkins of the Post staff wed Miss Annie B Bartlett daughter of Mr William L Bartlett formerly of Cambridge at a Newton New Hampshire farm house yesterday afternoon. Rev H L Caulkins officiated. They will live at 860 Main Street Cambridge. The groom is with the Cambridge Tribune and an officer of Company K Fifth Regiment. A second ceremony united Mr Frank R Kenyon and Miss Jennie N Brooks at Norwell with Rev William H Savary officiating. They will reside in South Boston.
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Fred J. Caulkins
Annie B. Bartlett
William L. Bartlett
Cambridge
Newton
N. H
H. L. Caulkins
Presave Isle
Sarah
Cornelia Cook
Alice Houghton
Cambridgeport
William
Phillips
Dorchester
Caulkins
Main Street
Cambridge Tribune
Fifth Regiment
Frank R. Kenyon
Jennie N. Brooks
Norwell
William H. Savary
Unitarian Church
Washington Village
Boston
Mabel G. Knapp
John M. Marston
South Boston
New Hampshire Club elects officers at annual meeting
The New Hampshire Club held its yearly gathering at the Revere House with about one hundred members present. Officers were elected including President Andrew Bunton and secretary treasurer Elbert Wheeler. Fifty five members admitted, nineteen resigned, six died, total membership 466. A paper on Rockingham County lawyers and remarks on Daniel Webster were read. annual ladies day and a March paper on War Songs were planned.
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New Hampshire
Revere House
Isaac 8. Morse
Cambridge
F. R. Clement
Minneapolis
Henry Pew
Providence
George FE. Todd
Concord
Northern Railroad
President Bunting
Hiram D. Upton
Manchester
Moses _ T. Brown
Boston
J. C. Moore
Cargus Pitman
North Conway
John L. Stevenson
Henry N
Nashua
Charles M. Barnard
Clarence Kk
Hurd
Dover
N. H
Henry W. Porter
Fall River
Fr. H. Chapman
Franklin Falls
Sagene L. Head
Hookset
A. H. Fisher
Bellows Falls
Edgar Taft
Gloucester
Silas G. Gifford
Derry
T. S. Smith
Calhoun
Philips
Everett
Tom Corwin
Tom Marshall
Phillips
Cicero
Bunton
John ©. Lincham
Harvard
New England Breeders Stallion Produce Stakes Show Strong Nominations
Secretary Parlin reports strong interest in Stakes No 11 for foals of 1888 with nearly fifty nominations from Viking Haldene Charley Wilkes and others. Futurity Stakes No 6 for 1888 foals shows 24 of 39 second payments. Stakes No 9 for 1887 foals has 20 of 53 third payments. Total stake value around 890 with potential for a grand contest as top New England sires are well represented.
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Parlin
New England
New England Breeding Association
Viking
Haldene
Charley Wilkes
Don Wilkes
Archilles
Alcazar
Quartermaster
Ben Franklin
Alcantara
Messrs
John R. Graham
Willian Mason
George L. Clark
C.hh
Nelson
The
Highland Stock Farm
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society Annual Meeting
The Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society held its annual meeting at 36 Bromfield Street. The secretary B. R. Jewell reported 80 percent of voters have not yet decided on license questions, noting high license as a failure and urging constitutional prohibition. Treasurer Jewell showed receipts of 17 607 05 and expenses 11 950 66 with a 646 39 balance. Officers elected include President Rufus Fost, vice presidents William Claflin and others, with John L. Swift and Jonathan Butterfield as clerk and treasurer, and a new slate of directors adding John R. Anderson Eva Brown, Rev. Thomas Dixon, Mrs. Alice J. Osborne, and Rev. H. W. Conant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Total Abstinence Society
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Bromfield Street
B. R. Jewell
Jowell
Rufus
Frost
William Claflin
A. H. Plumb
Eustace C. Fitz
B. B. Johnson
John D. Long
Edward
Benjamin R. Jewell
Jonathan Butterfield
John R. Anderson
Eva Brown
Thomas Dixon
Alice J. Osborne
H. W. Conant
Tabernacle Notes Services At Bowdoin Square
Tomorrow three services at Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin square begin with a 10 a.m. Christian Alliance prayer meeting led by Dr. George B. Peck. A 3 p.m. prayer session is conducted by Rev. M. R. Deming. Evening address by Mrs. Booth wife of Marshal Booth Salvation Army for the United States. described as refined and an excellent speaker.
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Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
The
Christian Alliance
George B. Peck
M. R. Deming
Booth
Marshal Booth
Salvation Army
United States
Real Estate Notes on Boston Wharf Company Deals
The Boston Wharf Company sold land on Congress street to Put nam & Co and the firm erected a six story brick and stone building with over 40 000 square feet of floor space for factory purposes and salesrooms. The building cost about 45000 dollars and the company moves in from Beach street. The Bay State Belting Company bought land on A street from Boston Wharf and will begin a large belting factory early next spring.
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Congress Street
Boston Wharf Company
Putnam & Co
Beach Street
Bay State Belting Company
Bookkeeper Charged With Embezzling From Liquor Firm
Charlies B Rogers a book keeper for George W Torrey wholesale liquor dealer on North Market street was arrested last evening by Officer Burrill of Station 3 on a charge of embezzling 118 from his employer The warrant states the amount 118 but Torrey believes total losses will be higher after books are examined.
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Charlies B. Rogers
George W.torrey
Northarket Street
Burrill
Station 3
Torrey
Supreme Court session lists cases before judges
January session of the Supreme Judicial Court presents a docket of cases including Charles H Lord et al vs Ogden E Edwards et al. Timothy G Wright et al vs Horace A Lathrop. Halbert G Littlejohn administrator vs Fitchburg railroad. Jerome Manning vs Asa French et al with unfinished entries and multiple numbered cases in order.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
Freup
C. Allen
Houtm
Same
R. M. Morse, Jr
George O. Shattuck
Asaph Churchill
Halbert G. Littlejohn
Fitchburg Railroad
I. R. Clark
George A. Torrey
Jerome Manning
Asa French
Charles Rowley
C. T. Russell
Superior Court Dockets Open with Damages and Libel Actions
Jan session notes list include Knowles v Taylor on $120213 paper stock contract, with trial underway. Other cases span Winnisimmet Co. v Boston for Hanover street damages, multiple libel, rent, and tort actions across sessions with juries out and verdicts pending.
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Superior Court
Biopeert
Henry N. Knowles
Cyrus Taylor
Aldrich & Hayden
Bristol
N. H
J. Elder
B. Wardleigh
Winnisimmet Company
City of
Boston
Hanover Street
Commercial Street
Chelsea Ferry
J. O. Teele
T. M. Babson
McCormick Case Postponed in Municipal Court
Exy J. James McCormick faced charges of collecting 250 from C. H. Smith of Holbrook on a C. O. D. bill from Edward Dixon of 42 Commercial Wharf but the case was postponed to today. Join Murray, found in the cellar at 75 Montgomery Street taking preserves, was held in 1200 for the grand jury.
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James McCormick
C. H. Smith
Holbrook
Edward Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Murray
Montgomery Street
Tort action over highway defect damages in Saugus
Superior Court Essex County January 9 Mason J presiding. Haseltine v Inhabitants of Saugus alleges personal injuries and wrecked carriage due to highway defect. Defense asserts general denial. Attorneys listed for plaintiff and defense.
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Haseltine
Saugus
Rom
Moulton
W. H. Niles and
Johnson
Brown, Admr
Rocers
Same
Boston & Maine
Walton
Mansfield
Sherry Et al
Mars
Presto N
Naumkengton
St. Railway Co
Briggs
Dwyer Suit in Middlesex Court Over Tuition and Books
Supreme Court records list Dwyer vs Miller for contract to recover 8483 dollars for daughters tuition and school books with a general denial by the defendant. Multiple docketed cases follow, including listings for Holden v Silsby, Parker v Robinson, and Murphy v Troeder among others in Boston area jurisdictions.
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Middlesex County
Deewry
Jeanette A. Grant
Ellen O. Miller
Curtis Abbott
Boardman and Paul
Murray v Norfolk County Assessment Petitions
Superior Court Norfolk County case dated Jan 9 before Judge Aldrich. Rachel Murray petitions for assessment relief against the County of Norfolk in a civil action progressing through the court system.
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Norfolk County
Aldrich
J. No
Rachel Murray
County of Norfolk
Damages to petitioner's Hyde Park land in 1887 case list
Damages to petitioner's land in Hyde Park by the widening of River street in 1887. Jury out. Attorneys Towne for petitioner Grover for defendant. Case entries include Williams v Moseley and various others with court notes that the court will not sit on Friday and Snow v Alley assigned for Monday.
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Hyde Park
River Street
W. H. Towne
T. E. Grover
Snow Vs. Alley
Dinner of the Boston Paper Trade Association Set
The Boston Paper Trade Association will hold its next dinner on Wednesday January 16 at 6 p m in the Quincy House. Professor S H Woodbridge of the Institute of Technology will speak on Heating and Ventilating of Paper Mill Machine Rooms with diagrams. Henry Parent, a hairdresser, shot himself yesterday morning but survived. George Spear was arrested on a larceny warrant after taking Percy H Walker s lost 23 dollars. Otis E Weld reelected president and Daniel Weld treasurer of the Temple Club. Executive committee named with George A Alden R M Field B F Stevens C H Andrews E D Jordan Walter Potter J Howard Brown Peter Butler A P Potter and C O Billings. George W Terrill reelected secretary.
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Boston Paper Trade Association
Quincy House
S. H. Woodbridge
Institute of Technology
Henry Parent
Berlin Street
Percy H. Walker
Broad Street
George Spear
Walker
Spear
Otis E. Weld
Daniel Weld
Temple Club
George A. Alden
R. M. Field
B. F. Stevens
C. H. Andrews
E. D. Jordan
Walter Potter
J. Howard Brown
Peter Butler
A. P. Potter
C. O. Billings
George W. Terrill
Officers Elected at American Loan and Trust Meeting
At the annual meeting the ruling named officers were chosen. Directors include John Q. Adams Henry D. Hyde Fred L. Ames David P. Kimball Oliver Ames George Lord Isaac T. Burr William Minot JrBenjamin P Cheney Thomas Nickerson Albert L. Coolidge E Peabody F Gordon Dexter Alexander H Rice R E Robbins. N W Jordan was clerk. Stephen M. Crosby is President and Frank W. Reynolds is Treasurer. Directors include Samuel Atherton Cyrus G Beebe Isaac Fenno Joseph H Gray J Hollingsworth Moses Kimball Henry A Rice Richard H Stearns Edward Whitney.
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American Loan and Trust Company
John Q. Adams
Henry D. Hyde
Fred L. Ames
David P. Kimball
Oliver Ames
George ©. Lord
Isaac T. Burr
William Minot, Jr
Benjamin P. Cheney
Thomas Nickerson
Albert L. Coolidge
E. Peabody
F. Gordon Dexter
Alexander H. Rice
R. E. Robbins
N. W. Jordan
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Stephen M. Crosby
Frank W. Reynolds
Samuel Atherton
Cyrus G. Beebe
Isaac Fenno
Joseph H. Gray
J. Hollingsworth
Moses Kimball
Henry A. Rice
Richard H. Stearns
Edward Whitney
Electric Medical Society Holds Semiannual Meeting in Boston
The twenty-eighth semiannual session of the Massachusetts Electric Medical Society met yesterday at the Thorndike on Boylston Street with Dr. Amory Jewett of Somerville serving as president. The program included papers on treatment of disease with and without medicine, appendicitis with laparotomy, abnormal uterine hemorrhage, ozone gas as anaesthetic and narcotic, and treatment in curable cases of diphtheria, followed by discussion.
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Massachusetts Eelectic Medical Society
Thorndike
Boylston Street
Amory Jewett
Somerville
H. H. Brigham
C. E. Miles
F. W. Abbott
G. H. Merkel
J. P. Bliss
Committee of One Hundred Meeting at Crescent Beach
The Committee of One Hundred met at the Bible Conference building in Crescent Beach with President F. M. Libby chairing. The executive committee was authorized to address Revere voters urging a No vote on the license question next spring. Speakers included Rev Waters Representative Charles Grant Jr Arthur Curtis Dr J G Werner and W H Colcord with singing by the Poplar Quartet and readings by Miss Maud Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of One Hundred
Bible Conference
Crescent Beach
F. M. Libby
Revere
Mr. Waters
Charles Grant, Jrv
Arthur Curtis
Harvard Overseers Approve Faculty Appointments 1888 89
At a forenoon meeting the Harvard overseers submitted annual reports from the president and treasurer and referred them to the committee on reports and resolutions. They concur with appointing Benjamin Marston Watson and reappointing Nathaniel Thayer Kidder for 1888 89 and change Dr F K Williams title from materia medica and therapeutics to therapeutics. Adjourned to January 23.
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Harvard
College
Water Street
Committee On
Botanic Garden
Law School
Benjamin Marston Watson
Nathaniel Thayer Kidder
F. K. Williams
Materia Medica
Industrial School for Girls annual meeting notes Dorchester
The Industrial School for Girls at 195 Marlboro Street heard reports showing an average of 25 girls in residence over the year with 12 admissions. The treasurer reported income of $501,018, expenditures of $489,086, and a surplus of $11,932. The officers elected include President Miss E. S. Parkman and Treasurer Mr. W. S. Hall, among others.
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Industrial School For Girls
Centre Street
Dorchester
Marlboro Street
E. 5. Parkman
A. P. Rogers
Merchants' Association Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The Boston Merchants' Association met for its annual session at 56 Bedford Street. President Jonathan A. Lane reported a prosperous year with increased membership and solid finances, and officers for the coming year were elected including Lane as president and John J. Jenry as treasurer. The group planned attention to port appraisers salaries and customs matters with ongoing correspondence to Massachusetts representatives.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Bedford Street
Jonathan A. Lane
Massachusetts
N. W. Farley
O. H. Sampson
John J. Jenry
Stephen B. Sunons
A. Shuman
Charles Weil
Weston Lewis
Edward B. Wilson
J. R. Leeson
Francis Batchelier
Edward A. Taft
John O. Smith
Francis
W. Breed
George P. Staples
Edward B. Robbins
Beverly K. Moore
Edward C. Wheeler
John R. Ainsley
Officers of the Suffolk Club Elected at Annual Meeting
The Suffolk Club held its annual meeting on Beacon Street. Leopold Morse was elected president and George D. Allen secretary and treasurer. Directors named were A. W. Spencer J. D. Scudder Samuel Appleton with admission committee C H Andrews Louis Hecht H L Simonds R M Bailey and George B Clapp. The usual collation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Club
Beacon Street
Leopold Morse
George D. Allen
A. W. Spencer
J. D. Scudder
Samuel Appleton
C. H. Andrews
Louis Hecht
H. L. Simonds
R. M. Bailey
George B. Clapp
Sales of Fine Horses by Boston Dealer A W Davis
A W Davis of 80 and 82 Northampton Street Boston reports selling several gentleman roadsters over the last two weeks. Purchases include a dark bay trotter to Mr Marsh a dapple gray family horse to Mr Bradford a coupé horse to Mr Field a superior saddle horse to Colonel Dodge a dapple gray trotter to Mr Miller of Brookline a chestnut family horse to Mr Mandell a handsome black cob to Mr Hunnewell a Morgan mare to Mr Drew of Nantucket a coupé horse to Mr Titus and a chestnut brougham horse to Mr Nichols. He notes adding several speedy new horses to his stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Davis
Northampton Street
Boston
Mr. Marsh
Mr. Bradford
Mr. Field
Colonel Dodge
Mr. Miller
Brookline
Hunnewell
Morgan
Drew
Nantucket
Titus
Nichols
Boston Architectural Club discusses methods of study
The Boston Architectural Club held its regular fortnightly conversazione at No 6 Hamilton Place. McKim Mead and White’s Boston Public Library studies were presented by Hugene Letang. Professor Chandler of the Institute of Technology was expected but did not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conversazione
The
Boston Architectural Club
Hamilton Place
Ball of the Lancers Veteran Charitable Association
About 150 couples attended the annual ball at the armory on Bulfinch street last evening. Edmonds's Orchestra played while Captain Slade and Mrs. Vinal led the grand march. A sumptuous repast followed at midnight. Ladies wore exceptionally fine toilettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lancers’ Veteran Charitable Association
Armory
Bulfinch Street
Edmonds
Slade
Vinal
Allsopp East India Ales Trusted For Healthful Quality
An advertisement extols Allsopp's East India ales as pure wholesome and scientifically brewed. It highlights medicinal value from hops and insists the product maintains its original virtues through careful handling. Distribution via John Fennell at 161 Devonshire Street and 22 Arch Street is noted.
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Allsopp
East India
New
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Sherman
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