Hoar Re Election Solid Despite Old Rivalries in Massachusetts
A retrospective on Senator George F Hoars strong standing with his party. The piece contrasts the present easy caucus nomination with the 1889 bitter fight and credits Hoars support for James Blaine as key to current unity.
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United States
Patrick A. Collins
Russell
George F. Hoar
Senator Hoar
Hoar
Parker's
Mr. Hoar
John D. Long
Senate
Haile
Springfield
Cogswell
Salem
Parker House
Bates
General Butler
Butler
Boston Journal
Messrs
Seeley
Great Barrington
Long
Republican State Committee
Boston
Adams House
Jaine
Massachusetts
Fulton Speaks on Bismarck and Self in Boston Speech
The Rev J D Fulton lectured in Music Hall on Bismarck and his undoings. He described Bismarck as Europe’s greatest talesman and urged support for his work in the U S while noting his own poverty and plans to lecture in Nottingham. He praised Bismarck’s unity drive and opposition to monism, and commented on public schools.
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Bismarck
J. D. Fulton
Music Hall
England
Nottingham
Boston
New York
Europe
Germany
Hart
Ulton
Vatican
London Stage Offers for Barrett Paris Hamlet Run
The London stage reports Wilson Barrett may accept a Paris engagement to perform Hamlet Claudian and Ben Jonson works if dates are arranged before his second American tour ends. Grace Hawthorne leases Princess's Theatre while Agnes Huntington heads to England for Paul Jones at Prince of Wales Theatre.
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Wilson Barrett
Paris
Hamlet
Claudian
Ben Mahree
Mr. Barrett
The
Princess’s
Miss Grace Hawthorne
Mr. Pettitt
Miss Hawthorne
Agnes Huntington
England
Prince of Wales's Theatre
Paul Jones
Mr. Planquette
Hull Yacht Club annual meet appoints officers and notes growth
The Hull Yacht Club held its annual meeting at Parker's on Saturday night. Officers elected include Commodore Henry W. Lamb and Vice Commodore John J. Henry with other posts filled. Treasurers and committees announced. treasury balance listed at 1187 and membership 234 with 114 yachts. A $100 purse was voted for the Hull life saving crew. Burgess orders and fleet growth reported. Vandal sold to Henry Stanton of New York. Commodore Weld plans a Mediterranean cruise aboard Gitana.
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Hull Yacht Club
Henry W. Lamb
John J. Henry
J. J. Souther
William A. Cary
Charles C. Hutchinson
Frank C. Brewer
W. E. Sherriffs
William Bb. Lambert
James B. Forsyth
Wallace D. Lovell
D. Hall Rice
Robert C. Poor
Henry Taggard
Charlies
Waldo
F. L. Dunne
New England Yacht Racing Association
P. M. Bond
Jacob F. Brown
Edward Burgess
C. W. Wetmore
New York
Commodore Weld
Eastern Yacht Club
Mediterranean
Vandal
J. 5. Fay
Henry Stanton
SIMPLE EQUITABLE TAXATION
An 1889 letter argues wealth falls into two classes fixtures and production instruments, urging taxing production tools rather than titles. The writer proposes valuing all public and private property to know condition, rejects tax on products or titles, and hopes a fair, final settlement. Hoston, Jan. 14, 1889. Db. W.
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Lane
Merchants’ Association
Hoston
Db. W
Boston Horse Show Exhibition Planned for Huntington Avenue
The newly formed Boston Horse Show Association will stage an exhibition of horses at Mechanics building on Huntington avenue during Haste week in April. Mr Charles His Thayer of the Parker House will serve as general manager of the show.
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Boston Horse Show Association
Mechanics Building
Huntington Avenue
Charles
Thayer
Parker House
Sermon by Rev. Brooks at Faneuil Hall Seeks Common Good
The Trinity Club's first of four evenings at Faneuil Hall featured Rev. Phillips Brooks delivering a sermon from Luke urging service to others as the true measure of life. He argued that true human progress comes from helping fellow men, not self wealth or status, and urged personal action to save others.
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Faneuil Hall
Trinity Club
Trinity Church
Phillips Brooks
Brooks
Peole
God
Jesus
Iit
Professor Cyr Delivers Sermon on Romanism and Education
The talk centers on Romanism’s relation to schooling in Canada, France, and the United States. Narcisse Oyr substitutes for ill H H Lincoln at Columbus Avenue Universalist Church, condemning Catholic control of schools and praising France’s national system.
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H. H. Lincoln
Boston
Columbus Avenue
France
Republic
America
Pius IX
Vatican
Hell
Belfast
Ireland
Canada
United States
Lafayette
The Druses of Lebanon and Bedouin Hospitality
Mrs. H G Malouf of New York spoke at the Women's Educational Union on Syrians and Bedouins. She described Arab divisions among Syrians, Bedouin hospitality, tribal chiefs, women’s roles, and marriage customs. She noted Syrians’ advances through English and American enterprise and shared personal details from her years as a missionary.
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Women’s Educational Union
H. G. Mallouf
New York
Lebanon
Syria
Gotham
Desert
Orient
Malouf
Beyreuth
Ten Robbers Held For Roxbury Court Assault Case
Ten men arrested in the Battery gang assault on driver Thomas Keating and passenger Charles E Bald await Roxbury Municipal Court on charges of assault with a dangerous weapon and intent to rob. Police say several identified, with witness expected, while bail is refused awaiting district attorney review.
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Thomas Keating
Charles E. Baldwin
Station 9
Roxbury Municipal
Lynch
Division 5
Herdic
Northampton Street
Harrison Avenue
Baldwin
Washington Street
Mt. Bowdoin
Richard Lynch
Joseph J. Melver
John J. O'Connell
Edward J. Sullivan
Fred Fulsom
James K. Sullivan
Sullivan
William Ryan
Charles H. Miller
Dennis McCarty
James Rogers
Williams
Stevens
Boston Guests Fill Several Hotels During Winter Visit
A crowded roster of notable travelers fills Boston hotels with long stays. Miss Mary Anderson leaves for New York en route to Philadelphia while Miss Kittredge and Mrs. Hodgman join others at Vendome, Hollis Street Theatre engagements mark Crane and other performers at Thorndike and Crawford Houses.
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Mary Anderson
Vendome
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Stuart Robson
Hollis Street Theatre
Benjamin Kittredge
Kittredge
John E. DeWitt
Portland
Maurice M. Minton
H. Price Collier
Hingham
Fred W. Peck
Milward Adams
Chicago
George F. Hodgman
Hodgman Rubber Company
Hodgman
James 8. Stout
George Harris
Andover
Brunswick
Edward Biddle
H. A. Cesar
Brooklyn
William H. Crane
Thorndike
F. Draper
Rome
N. Y
George Merrill
George K. Hodge
R. A. Barlow
Detroit
Ledgan
Cazenovia
A. L. Mason
Indianapolis
Ind
Lew Dogkstader
Coit
C. W. Coit
St. Paul's School
Parker House
Emile Boris
F. H. Shellon
H. Mackenzie
Montreal
E. E. McCage
W. E H. Hoover
H. Osbourne
Columbus
Miss
Harry Pepper
Dockstader Minstrels
Crawford House
Charles Saunders
St. Augustine
Fla
J. A. Colend
Searsport
G. F. Beer
Charlottetown
Aaron Burr
Denver
Col
Young’s
J. K. Amnsley
J. K. Robinson
J. W. Seymour
dJr
A. H. Browne
Cleveland
A. C. Miller
Utica
Thomas J. Drummond
R. ‘T. McDonnally
Fort Wayne
W. Farnum
A. K. Butler
California
Quincy House
J. B. Andrews
Bath
Frank Lucas
Duluth
G. M. Lucas
Minneapolis
Charles M. Candee
Toronto
Revere House
Thomas Temple
Thurston
Cliftondale
J. H. Hoover
Norristown
Penn
Georgs I. Richards
Exeter
N. H
J. P. Cooper
United States Hotel
G. KE
Spencer
Lexington
Elimo M. Olmores
Mexico
A. G. Hill
Florence
Italy
D. L. Bliss
Carson
Nev
Two New Police Sergeants Promoted in Joy Street Station
Policemen George D. Yeaton and John H. Morse promoted to sergeants at the Joy Street station. Yeaton to Division 15 and Morse to Division 16. Transfers include Hall from 16 to 14 and Eichorn from 14 to 16. Yeaton joined June 15 1882 and Morse joined November 14 1883.
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George D. Yeaton
John H. Morse
Joy Sweet
Forrest F. Hall
John G. Eichorn
Yeaton
Morse
Fifty-Fifth Meeting of General Theological Library Committee
The General Theological Library committee met at its 23 Mt Vernon St. building Saturday with Rev. Luther Farnham presiding. Members Hon. Leopold Morse P H Sears F A Dewson N B Goodnow accepted annual corporate seats. Rev J N Murdock D D and Henry F Proctor were elected corporate members. Grace M E Church and St Andrew's Episcopal Church Boston were elected perpetual members for pastors to borrow gratis. Thirty more individuals in New England and beyond were elected corporate members and to other positions.
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General Theological Library
Mt. Vernon Street
Luther Farnham
Leopold Morse
Messrs
P. H. Sears
F. A. Dewson
N. B. Goodnow
J. N. Murdock
D.D
Henry F. Proctor
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Boston
New England
Resignations lectures and local notices fill city scene
Captain Merrill of Battery B Worcester resigns to the adjutant general. The Union Hall hosts Professor Arthur B Merrill on Electricity. Lt F H Briggs suffers a electric shock on the new car. William Keene dies of heart disease at Beach Street. Boston records 183 deaths last week. Henry Brown retires from American Bank Note Company to a farm in Illinois with a gold headed cane presented by workers. Wesley Webber exhibit announced at 1 Pemberton Square Jan 14 to 20. Dr William Everett preaches at West Church. Chaplain McCabe recalls Libby prison life at Star Course. Albert B Hart lectures on The Rise of American Cities at Old South Meeting House. Funeral of Robert J Daly held on Chelsea Street and Mt Calvary Cemetery.
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Merrill
Battery B
Worcester
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Arthur B. Merrill
New Britain
William Keene
Dedham
Beach Street
Boston
Henry Brown
American Bank Note Company
Illinois
Wesley Webber
Pemberton Square
Cambridge Street
William Everett
Quincy
McCabe
One Hundred and Twenty-Second Ohio
Winchester
Libby
Albert B. Hart
Harvard College
Society For Promoting Good Citizenship
Old South
Mr Adams Refuses Resignation Rumor Denial At UP Office
An Associated Press reporter visited Union Pacific official Gardner Lane assistant to President C F Adams who denied rumors of Adams resigning to lead a new interstate railway commission saying he had already denied it this week and would not deny again until Monday.
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Adams
M& An Associated Press
Union Pacific Railway
Gardner Lane
C. F Adams
Union Pacific
Interstate Railway Commission
Prayer Meeting Anniversary Observed at Park Street Church
The thirty seventh anniversary of the Young Men's Union prayer meeting was held in the vestry of Park Street Church yesterday at six. J. C. Clark of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor New England division presided. Letters from Rev Ellsworth Braintree 8.8 Parker Malden J. C. Quinn Somerville and others were read. Addresses were given by members and music by the Union chorus.
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Young Men’s Union
Park Street
J. C. Clark
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
New England
Administrator Tanner Arrested Before Pavonia Departure
Thomas A. Tanner of Lowell had intended to sail on the Cunard Pavonia from East Boston but was arrested on a warrant for embezzling about $700 from Annie N. Tanner estate. Police seized six hundred fifty dollars on his person and his baggage went to Liverpool on the steamer. He acted as administrator of Annie N. Tanner's estate.
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Thomas A. Tanner
Lowell
Cunard
Pavonia
Boston
Liverpool
Tanner
Annie N. Tanner
Books at Auction By F. Libbie Co
Auction sale this week offers a large collection of English and French literature. Highlights include bibliography first editions Apollo related works curious items classic sets magazines fine art and medical books. Sessions begin daily at 10 and 2.
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F. Libbie & Co
Boston and New York Express Pullman Buffet Cars Route
Tar New York New England's Boston and Washington Express via Newburgh offers Pullman buffet sleeping cars and runs through without change. It leaves Boston daily and Sundays at 6 P M instead of 7 P M previously, with close connections for all points south.
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New York
New England
Newburgh
Boston
Indictments in Superior Criminal Court January session
The grand jury returned numerous indictments led by Henry W. Stickney for larceny from his employer after lifting a blank signed check and obtaining nearly $3000. James McSorley is accused of illegal voting in Precinct 2 Ward 18 on December 11, 1888. No bills were found against John Kirchner of the Home Journal Worcester and J Reed Whipple of Young's Hotel for liquor sales on election day.
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Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar. J
Grand Jury
Henry W. Stickney
James McSorley
Inj
Edward M. Curran
John Kirchner
Home Journal of Worcester
Boston
J. Reed Whipple
Young’s Hotel
Superior Court Docket Listings for Essex County
A Jan 14 docket from Essex County Superior Court lists cases: Presto n v Naumkeag Street Railway Co. Rogers v same. Walton v Mansfield. Eberly et al v Marston. Same v Briggs et al. Willins v City of Lynn. Jones et al v McNulty et al. Lefavour v same. Bodwell et al v City of Lynn. Whittemore admx v Boston & Maine RR. Brown v Maddocks. Fruss v Livingstone. Proceedings dated Jan 14.
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Presto N
Naumkeag St. Railway Co
Rogers
Same
Walton
Mansfield
Eberly Et al
Marston
Briggs
Eee Admur
Willins
City of Lynn
Jones Et
Mc ‘ Nulty
Lefavour
Bodweill
City of
Lynn
Whittemore
Admx
Boston & Maing RR
Brown
Maddocks
Superior Court Docket Jan 12 First Session Highlights
The record lists case numbers and parties for the first and fourth sessions, noting judges BlopGett and Lathrop. It includes numerous civil actions such as v. v and v. with high numbers 2492 440 and 323/, plus a note that motions are to be heard Monday and contested divorces Tuesday with No 269 on the list.
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BlopGett, J
Lathrop, J
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