Marketmen Banquet Highlights Boston Republican Ties
A two month old Boston Marketmen Club marked its first annual banquet at the Quincy House with 400 plus members and invited guests including Lieutenant-Governor Brackett and Mayor Hart. Speeches praised municipal reform, Republican victory in elections, and the club’s social and political role while Governor Ames was absent. Officers were elected and toast responses echoed town pride and civic unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Brackett
Mayor Mart, the Hons
N. F P. Banks
A. W. Beard
Boston Marketmen’s Club
Quincy House
Ames
Mayor Hart
Alanson W. Beard
Elijah A. Morse
N. P. Banks
George A. Marden
Frederick L. Burden
Robert
Stillman B. King
Charles H. North
S. R. M’cready
Marketmen’s Club
Lrackett
Temple
Boston
Harrison
Morton
Benjamin Harrison
Levi P. Morton
United States
Burden
Oliver Ames
Thomas N. Hart
M’cready
Cradle of Liberty
Hari
John P. Hilton
Hilton
City Hall
Massachusetts
Republic
Shapin
New Coast Defence Vessel Showcases Original Monitor Design
A coast defence monitor designed by Representative John A. Thomas and endorsed by a four-chief board is described as highly original with 3130 tons displacement, 235 foot length, 55 foot beam, and 14 percent draft. It features tanks to submerge for reduced exposure, 7600 hp engines for 17 knots, 1000 tons of bunkers and coal for up to 8558 knots at 10 knots, and a main battery of two 10 inch breech loaders, a 15 inch dynamite gun, and a rapid fire gun, plus torpedoes and armored deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Vimes
John A. Thomas
House Naval Committee
Maine
Vesuvius
Constipation Remedy Endorsed by Doctor Fortson in Kiowa
Dr J K Fortson of Kiowa Indian Territory endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate for constipation. He reports personal success and urges the medical profession to give it a thorough trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
J. KR. Fortsox
Kiowa
Ter
Committees Named and City Board Proceedings Detailed
City board lists standing and special committees with members. Mayor Whitmore resigns as Public Library trustee. William R. Richards nominated to fill vacancy. Proceedings cover budget requests, ward redivision, printing orders, health department repairs, and land damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
McLaughlin
Folsom
Short
Smith
Wilson
Eddy
Murphy
Reed
Kelley
Gove
Stacey
Faneuil
Red
McLauglin
Pincey
Ncare
Opers
Law Department
Board of Aldermen
Hart
Superintendent of Sewers
Stony Brook
Horace Mann
Leif Ericson
Committee On Finance
Meyor
William H. Whitmore
William R. Richards
Superintendent of Health
Health Department
Highland Street
Commonwealth
Homer Rogers
Horace G. Allen
Common Council
Old South Association
James L. Hilliard
Kent Street
Roxbury
Susan R. Clark
Michael and
Margaret Rowan
Elizabeth E. Mary S
Caroline M
Frances A. Stowe
William E. Fitzgerald
Samuel B. Read
Faneuil Hall
Massachusetts Department of the
L. E. Dudley
Law and Order League of the State
West Ind Street Railway
Brighton
Nomination of William R Richards as Public Library Trustee
William R Richards 35, nominated by Mayor Hart as trustee of the Public Library. A lawyer educated at Chauncy Hall Boston Latin Dresden Harvard law, LL B and AM, admitted to the bar eight years ago. He has served three years on the common council Ward 11, was Republican leader, secretary of the Boston Atheneum, from an old Boston family with links to Increase Mather and Lynde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Richards
Hart
Public
Tie
Chauncy Hall
Boston Latin
Dresden
Germany
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Shattuck, Holmes & Monroe
Common Council
Richards
Theoston Atheneum
Boston
Increase Mather
Lynde
Cornelia Walter Richards
The
Transcript
Williams, Richards
Excursions Through the Southern States and Mexico
Messrs. Raymond and Whitcomb announce their second grand winter trip to Mexico with departure from Boston on Monday Feb 11. The itinerary includes the Southern States with Cincinnati Mammoth Cave New Orleans Galveston and San Antonio, then twenty six days in Mexico followed by a California segment visiting health and pleasure resorts, returning via Utah and Colorado. The last Mexico trip on March 11 omits California, totaling forty seven days. Regular California trips are February 7 11 and 25 and the second Washington excursion February 16. Circulars describing these trips are available from W Raymond at 206 Washington Street opposite School Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Mexico
Boston
Cincinnati
Mammoth Cave
New Orleans
Galveston
San Antonio
California
Utah
Colorado
Washington
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
Rise of American Cities lecture at Old South Meeting House
Professor Albert B Hart of Harvard spoke on The Rise of American Cities under the Good Citizenship program at Old South Meeting House. He traced city locations, growth drivers, and the effects of manufactures, noting Boston’s leadership through civic virtue, libraries, and schools while detailing foreign-born populations and migration patterns shaping urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society For Promoting Good Citizenship
Old South Meeting House
Albert B. Hart
Harvard University
United States
Boston
New York
New England
America
Newburyport
Fire Claims Incendiary Start In Chicopee Falls Blaze
A fatal early morning fire at Chicopee Falls on the Granby road killed Walter S. Warner about 23, a popular assistant postmaster and member of the book and ladder company. Two others, A. R. Martin and Joseph Schultz, were injured as the fire destroyed the house owned by James Campbell. The blaze spread before firefighters could reach water due to distance. investigators suspect arson. The incident followed other early reports from Brockton, North Adams, and Bristol on separate fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Chicopee Falls
Walter S. Warner
Kire
Granby Road
James Campbell
Warner
Book and Ladder Company
A. R. Martin
Joseph Schultz
Wagner
Martin
Schultz
the Falls
Brockton
A. W. Hayden
John 8
North Adams
Wilson House
Warpreury
Conn
Bristol
Keeper Risk
Risk
Hopson
William Macomber
Fire in Vernon Street schoolroom damages building
An evening blaze at the House of the Angel Guardian on Vernon street gutted the boiler room and spread through three stories. Damage is about 1200 dollars, insured. An alarm came in from Box 236.
Window Glass Trust Forming in Washington Meeting
A Window Glass Manufacturers' Association meeting in Washington plans to form a trust modeled on the Whiskey Trust. Eastern makers, paying higher fuel costs, will be shut down by Western factories, with Pittsburgh to introduce the resolution. Factories in Fostoria, Bowling Green, North Baltimore, and natural gas regions of Indiana expected to join the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Fostoria
Bowling Green
North Baltimore
Indiana
Pittsburg
Lieutenant Miles Dead on Yantic Deck
New York reports Lieutenant Miles of the United States steamer Yantic died this afternoon after arrival from Port au Prince Hayti where the ship carried yellow fever cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miles
United States
Port-au-Prince
Hayti
Massey Leads Delaware Senate Nomination in Creaking Ballots
In Dover on January 14 the Republican caucus met at 8 30 p m and after 26 ballots Massey held six votes equal to Treal with six Smithers three and Higgins two A Democratic caucus adjourned to await Republicans decisive move An update shows eight votes for Massey on the latest ballot as he needs one more vote to secure the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
George V. Massey
Charles _H. Treal
N. B. Smithers
Anthony Higgins
A.im
Massey
Turer Dollars Buys Leather Jacket and Overcoat Sale
Turer Dollars purchases a leather jacket at G. W. Simmons & Co. on 32 to 44 North Street. A handsome overcoat priced at $985 is offered for three days to close certain lots before January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turer Dollars
G. W. Simmons & Co
Massachusetts Benefit Association Moves to Albion Building
After March 1 the Massachusetts Benefit Association will be located in the Albion building rather than Tremont Temple. An advertisement today presents a 1888 business statement designed to inspire confidence in the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Albion Building
Tremont Temple
City notes and local elections mix with sales and lectures
Mayor Hart denied claims of offering a water commissioner post. Mechanics Exchange officers were elected. Properties on Moreland street Roxbury and 19 Maynard street changed hands for $13,800 and $6,000. Atlantic Cotton Mills directors and officers named. Mrs. Kate Sprague to speak on The True Breath of Life at 74 Boylston street. New England Meteorological Society to hold public meteorology exhibition midweek. East Boston churches plan union service led by Rev A J Gordon. Ivan Panin praised Tolstoi in a ministerial meeting. Boston police receive word of a possible transfer of young Stickney from Denver. Roslindale reports seven dogs poisoned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Doherty
The
Mechanics’ Exchange
W. 8. Sampson
J. E. Riley
B. F. Dewing
T. F. Harrigan
F. Gore
F. G. Coughlan
Benjamin Young
C. E. Currier
John F. Newton, Jr
Samuel E. Sawyer
Henry Woods
William Hooper
Edward W. Howe
Kate M. Sprague
Women’s Educational Union
Boylston Street
New England Meteorological Society
East Boston
Central Square Baptist Church
A. J. Gordon
Universalist
Channing Hall
Unitarian Ministers’ Club
Ivan Panin
Count Tolstoi
Miner
Gifford
Bagster
Muzzey
Small
Boston Police
Denver
Col
Houghton and
Watts
Boston
Stickney
Roslindale
Mt. Hope
The New School Board Reelects Officers and Organizes
The 1889 Boston school committee met with all members present. Judge Fallon presided as temporary chair but mispronounced Laliah Pingree’s name, causing light amusement. Charles T. Gallagher was elected presiding officer, with Mr. Chapin not unanimous. Officers were reelected: Phineas Bates secretary, Willian J. Porter clerk, Alvah H. Peters messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Fallon
Laliah B. Pingree
Miss Pingree
Alvah H. Peters
O’grady, Jr
Boston
Fatal Falls and Train Tragedy Reported in Belmont and Somerville
Yesterday in Belmont Miss Kate Berran a Belmont school teacher died after leaping or falling from a fourth story window at 76 Myrtle Street. At 11 Emmet Street Patrick Scully a roofer died from a thirty foot fall on Athens Street. An unidentified man struck by a Fitchburg line train near Somerville Avenue crossing died at Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Berran
Belmont
Myrtle Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Patrick Scully
Emmet Street
Athens Street
City Hospital
Fitchburg Road
Somerville Avenue
Barvard Glee Club Elects New Members and Holds Treasurer Change
At a business meeting the Barvard Glee Club elected new full members from the Western trip group. Names include Skinner, Hebard, Fullerton, Wheelwright, Williams, Goldthwaite, East basse Keyes, Lockwood, Darling, Howe, Richardson, Bradlee. H. H. Darling resigns as treasurer. President Bullard serves as treasurer for now. Invitations from Quincy and nearby cities were considered, with two sites accepted provisionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barvard Glee Club
Glee Club
Skinner
L.S
Hebard
Fullerton
Wheelwright
Williams
Goldthwaite
East Basse Keyes
Lockwood
E. A. _ Darling
Howe
Richardson
Bradlee
H. H. Darling
Bullard
Quincy
Sunday School Superintendents Meeting at Tremont Temple
The Baptist Superintendents' Association held its regular monthly meeting in Tremont Temple vestry with above average attendance. A social at 5:30, tea at 6, and exercises at 7 preceded remarks on Spiritual Work in Our Schools by Rev. T. J. B. House, E. R. Kimball, C. C. Barry, and others, chaired by AO. M. Wentworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Superintendents’ Association
Tremont Temple
T. J. B. House
E. R. Kimball
C. C. Barry
Mr. AO. M. Wentworth
Fusileer Veteran Association Holds Special Meeting at Crawford House
The Fusileer Veteran Association met at the Crawford House to hear progress from the committee on securing headquarters. The panel has full power to secure a room and prepare it for occupancy and dedication on February 22. Captain John Moran was elected sergeant at arms before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusileer Veteran Association
Crawford House
John Moran
Brush Hill Water Company Organized at Milton
The Brush Hill Water Company of Milton organized yesterday naming Amor L Hollingsworth Charles Henry Parker Ellerton P Whitney Arthur Wainwright Charles G White Felix Rackemann Charles Rackemann as directors Joseph Whitney as treasurer and Charles Rackemann as clerk A charter granted by the Legislature of 1888 was accepted A bylaws committee was appointed to prepare rules to be adopted at an adjourned meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Hill Water Company of
Milton
Amor L. Hollingsworth
Charles Henry Parker
Ellerton P. Whitney
Arthur Wainwright
Charles G. White
Felix Rackemann
Charles 8. Rackemann
Joseph ©. Whitney
Charles 5. Rackemann
Balch Auction Set for Wednesday at Walker's Bazaar
Notice states Mr Balch will hold his sale this time on Wednesday at Walker's Bazaar located at 166 Portland Street. The auction column indicates the event details and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balch
Walker's Bazaar
Portland Street
Supreme Court session lists several argued cases
The Supreme Judicial Court sat January 14 with justices Morton and others. Cases argued include McKinnon vs Norcross, Fitzgerald vs Williams, Leg vs Shea, Deming vs Darling. Unfinished docket items and a sequence of case numbers were noted for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
Freno
C. Allen
Hates
Knowton, Jr
Caius McKinnon
James A. Norcross
J. A. McGeough
W.S. B. Hopkins
Maurice Fitzgerald
John J. Williams
R.M. Morse
Wiliam Gaston
Libel Damages Sought in Boston Enquirer Case
In the Superior Court first session on January 14, Bromwich vs Floyd concerns a libel suit against the South Boston Enquirer for publishing an alderman and reelection candidate’s alleged unfitness on Oct 27, 1887. Defendants claim truth and privilege. trial lists follow with multiple numbered cases and references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Biopeetr
Charles M. Bromwich
Frederick C. Floyd
South Boston Enquirer
T. J. Gargan
P. M. Keating
Baker Curry
Stacy
Wedgewood
Walsh
Bos
Casson
Casson v. I. & P. St. RR. Co. Th. 2212—Marshall v. Me- 2452—Mahiman
Superior Court Jan 14 Dunnbar sentencing list
In Superior Court on January 14, J. Kennedy received two years in the house of correction for breaking and entering. John Doherty and Frank Flynn got eighteen months each in the house of correction. McIntyre was sent to the reformatory for forgery. Carpenter larceny six months. Alder son larceny to reform school. Dickson adultery one year in the house of correction. Nelson larceny six months. Johnson forgery six months. Edward Thompson forgery eighteen months. Phipps Donohue Killen Maynes pleaded guilty to breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar
J. John Kennedy
House of Correction
John Doherty
Frank Flynn
William H. McIntyre
Reformatory
Catherine Carpenter
Charles A. Alderson
Arthur Dickson
Charles S. Nelson
Mabel Johnson
Edward Thompson
John Phipps
John Donohue
Andrew Killen
James Maynes
Probate of Multiple Wills and Administrations Recorded
The wills of deceased persons include Mary Rewer John Pendergast Benjamin Berry John L Cook George W McLeod Joseph L Brigham Joseph Winter Eliza Ann Winter Martha M Babcock Mark Pope Oliver Ditson Caroline A Fiske Albert Stoddard admitted to probate Letters of administration issued for David Collins Emily J Robinson Oliver M Talbot Patrick J Treavor Thomas Lowell Priscilla B Gleason Lucetta C McDougall Matthew Rice Mary Crofton Lucinda Stetson Louis Bernstein Hanorah Connolly Hannora Driscoll Thomas Freeman James J Kilmartin William F Marshall Patrick Corkery Timothy Davis Lucy E Phelps Margaret Connell Sarah H Osborn John Q Henry Timothy Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rewer
John Pendergast
Benjamin F. Berry
John L. Cook
George W. McLeod
Josephl. Brigham
Joseph ©. Winter
Eliza Ann Winter
Martha M. Babcock
Mark Pope
Oliver Ditson
Caroline A. Fiske
Albert Stoddard
David Collins
Emily J. Robinson
Oliver M. Talbot
Patrick J
Municipal Court Notes January 14
J David Fourzillion was held in 300 until January 17 on a charge of assault and battery on an unknown woman on the Berkeley street bridge of the Providence railroad. Jacob Morris was held in 200 until January 22 for receiving a lot of twine stolen from Carter, Rice & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpy
J. David Fourzillion
Berkeley Street
Providence
Jacob Morris
Carter, Rice & Co
Probate Court acts in Essex County session
At a session of the Essex County Probate Court the wills of David Baker Andover Mary Waters Lawrence and William White Lawrence were proved. Letters of administration were granted on the estates of Betsey Butters Haverhill Duncan Cameron Lawrence George Crosson Bradford Charlies Carlton Haverhill Charles E Emerson Haverhill Elizabeth Sargent Gloucester John Shackelton age and Margaret Sweett Marblehead. Inventories filed include Sarah Semes Gloucester 21689.61 Elizabeth H. Blake North Andover 20749.5 Abbie H. Evans Dayton 3330566 Mary K. Ingalls Methuen 574308 Humphrey Desmond Lawrence 24425 Edmond Reardon North Andover P Peters Andover 6835.79
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Harmon
David Baker
Andover
Mary Waters
Lawrence
William White
Betsey Butters
Haverhill
Duncan Cameron
George Crosson
Bradford
Charlies Carlton
Charles B E. Emerson
Elizabeth Sargent
Gloucester
John C. Shackelton
Superior Court Case Over Fatal Danvers Crossing Collision
Mason admr. sues Boston and Maine Railroad for damages in a wrongful death claim stemming from the August 11, 1887, killing of Mrs. Margaret Brown at the Chestnut Street crossing in Danvers, alleging railroad negligence and lack of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Sarah A. Woodman
Metropolitan Railroad
Moses E. Perkins
Dock Square
R. M. Morse, Jr
Marcus Morton, Jr
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Patrick Hennessey
Daniel J. Sullivan
Laintiff
J. A. Maxwell
John D. McDonald
Joseph Bennett
Molineaux
Bos
Leslie
Wetherbee
Ton. Ee
Boston
Cohen
Hill
Were Co
Ham
Hanson
Nolan
Roley
Pettee
Mach
Yrne
Kingsbury
Wks
Rowe
Carney
Compton
Kellogg
Uarrington
Casey
Taylor
McKiel
Welsh
Farrar
Almy
Clarke
Heard
Follen
Galpin
Carter
Parker
Horton
Lyram
Swan
Paul
Matthews
Lux
Pinkham
Chandler
Board
Diaz
Barnesman
McIntire
Roberts
Boardman
Chand
Spence
Pauller
Essex County
Mason
Brown
Admr
Boston & Maine Railroad
M Margaret Brown
Chestnut Street Crossing
Danvers
Civil court docket and names of cases listed
The document lists defendants agents defence general denial and trial. Names include Crowley for plaintiff Lincoln for defence. Docket lines show cases such as Naumkeag 3507 Williams v City Railway Co Lynn 5037 Rozers v suine Bodwell et al v Walton v Mansfield City of Lyng 3627 Eberly et al v Mars 4126 Whittemore adanx ton v Boston and Maine 628 Kame Briggs et al RR 3370 Edmond advnv v 3981 Foss ve Livingstone Story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Crowley
Lincoln
Prest'n
Naumkeag
Williams
City of St. Railway Co
Lynn
Rozers
Suine
Bodwell Et al
Walton
Mansfield
City of
Whittemore
Adanx
Ton
Boston & Maine
Kame
Briggs Et al
Edmond
Advnv
Foss Ve Livingstone
Story
Probate Court Probate of Wills and Administrations
Jan 14 probate entries list Wills for Edward Doten Henry W Tillson Isaac Carlton and others with executors and administrators named. Guardians appointed for minors and a decree of adoption granted to Freeman E Wells in Plymouth County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Harris
J Wills
Edward Doten
Plymouth
Henry W.tillson
Isaac Carlton
Rochester
Isaac H. Carlton
Milfo
Ann Lorden
Hingham
Hanna Frances Lorden
Catharine T. Harlow
Plymounk
Achsah K. Bartlett
Mary
Delano
Susan Ann Crocker
Francis M. Vaughn
Middleboro
Julia A
Arthur B
Benjamin C. Lavery
Wareham
Freeman E. Wells
Bertha F. K. Atwood
Sixth trial in famous case of Snow v Alley begins in Norfolk
In Norfolk County court, the sixth trial of Chester Snow versus John B. Alley commenced. Plaintiffs counsel were G. O. Shattuck and H. P. Harriman. defense counsel were R. G. Ingersoll and H. H. Mather.
Cogan v Clark tort action in Middlesex Court
Superior Court in Middlesex County hears an action of tort by H Cogan pro ami against Charles Clark for arrest and imprisonment alleged without proper cause. Defense contends plaintiff was intoxicated and disorderly and speeding contrary to Saurus town ordinances. Lynde and Harding for plaintiff Lynde for defendant. Various cited cases follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. N. Johnson
Peterson
Inhs
Baker
Same
Smith
Childs
Robertson Et al
Frye
Reinhart
Goss
McSweeney
Pro Ami
Land
City of Boston
Glennon
Savage
Superior Court Adjourns To Wednesday At 11 A M
Bristol court adjourns on January 14 with cases listed including Holdsworth v Tucker Quinn v Almy Ryalle v Merchants and Geagan v Hertzog among others. Fall River Mills Daily Globe Co. appears in the docket with several suits such as Star Brass Mant Mills Co v Bargent and The Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Bishop
Tucker
Quinn
Almy
Ryalle
Merchants
Alidsvy
Fall River Mills
Daily Globe Co
Harrington
Amer
Melior
Merchants’ Icon Printing Co
Mant’g Co
Geagan
Hertzog
Barker
Snapey
the Park
Star Brass Mant Mills. Co
V. Bargent
Reed Bros in Brockton Faces Insolvency After Attachments
The Reed Bros rolling mill and tack plant on Crescent street Brockton are in trouble after a $300 attachment by A W Phinney Whitman. About seventy workers quit as wages from $10 to $200 remain unpaid. Liabilities reach about $75,000 with mortgages of $25,000 and $9,500 in chattel mortgages. Taft of Hanover N H is also in debt to merchants and farmers. he has left town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Bros
Crescent Street
Brockton
A. W. Phinney
Whitman
Pittsburg
West
Randolph Bank
Elisha ‘Taft
Hanover
N. Hi
Prietor
Kibling
Dartmouth
Taft
New England Electric Exchange Holds Quarterly Meeting
The New England Electric Exchange held its regular quarterly meeting yesterday led by President Alexander. He noted 169 installation applications with 129 investigated and 126 granted. A special topic covered Fire Underwriters Exchange rate hikes on electric light plants. Colonel E H Hewins argued lighting is safest when properly installed. O W Howes cited rising fires from electric wires and urged licensing and continued exchange work. A conference committee was appointed to meet the Fire Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW England Electric Exchange
Alexander
Indemnity Fixed for Haitian Republic Detention
Port au Prince dispatch dated Jan 8 reports an indemnity of 120000 to steamer owners for illegal detention. 50000 paid upon agreement. 80000 due March 1 and 40000 due June 1. Haytien consul B C Clark learned of settlement from New York papers only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-au-Prince
New York
Haytien
B. C. Clark
Beacon Street
Clark
New York Papers
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Congress of the United States
Elccr
Congress
Congress of the United
Charles Francis Adams
J. 5. Dunn
Committee of One Hundred
Dunn
Grand Army of the Republic
Banks
State Treasury
Marden
Brother Beard
Beacon Hill
Robert O. Fuller
Cambridge
James W. Clarke
Boston Globe
Merchants of
Eustace C. Fitz
Henry Parkman
State Senate
A. E. Pillsbury
Massachusetts Militia
Fred King
John A. Scott
A. V. Martin
C.h.north
Cyrus Thatcher
C. H. Porter
William
Whitmore
Albert B. Bart
Window Glass Trust
Delaware
the New School Board
Fusileer Veterans
Brush Hill Water Company
Eric Ham, C. J
Teele
Howley
Enslin
Jamison
Pickering
Cass
Niexereon
Lia
Holmes
Kingman
Campbell
South
Miller
Wardwick
Tompson
Greene
Warshauer
Towne
Bancroft
Norwell
Wood
Butler
Bassett
Pitttm An. J. No
Elias R. Hunnewell
Fred Mccintire
Taintiff
W. F
Slocum
Deendants
Aev. Cent. Vt
Wilkin
V. Gill
Robinson
Fitchhire
Knivewell
Rollins
Russell
Buckman
Minott
Wagoner
Arly
Lydstrom
Lathrop
Suffolk County
McF.m. J
Burton-on-Trent
England
John Fennell
Devonshire
Arch Sts
Loston
Paris
Groo Receivers
Baker i CO
Dorchester
Mass
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