Modern Boston merchants hear call for active civic duty
Boston leaders including Mayor Hart Rev Dr Phillips Brooks and H M Whitney address a gathering on commerce and progress. Brooks calls the modern merchant era essential to public life and urges confidence as the century closes. Whitney praises land gift for a new chamber of commerce building and envisions freer trade boosting Boston’s growth. Lane notes taxation views. Goodwin closes the session.
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Hart
Boston
Thie Association
Phillips Brooks
Hiuman
Speare
H. M. Whitney
Whitney
Chamber of Commerce
Jonathan A. Lane
Merchants’ Association
Hersey B. Goodwin
Executive Business Association
Will of Hannah S Robbins Probate in Peabody
The will filed for probate in Salem details $2000 each to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions and the American Home Missionary Society, $500 to the Woman's Board of Missions, $3500 to the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, $600 to Peabody church deacons for the poor, $200 to the Ladies Association, $1000 to three trustees for the Old Ladies Home, with remaining assets to executor Charles K Farley for surrogation to three missionary boards. Dated Oct 8 1837.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Spucrau
Hannah S. Robbins
Peabody
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
American Owl Mission Society
Woman's Board of Missions
Woman 'S Fern Missionary Society
Congregational Church of
Ladies’ Association
George F. Osgood
George H. Poor
George M. Foster
Old Ladies’ Home
Eaceae
Charles K. Farley
American Board of Commissionels of Foreign Missions
American Home Missionary Society
Newton Hospital Aid Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Newton Hospital Aid Society met at Eliot Chapel. Miss Palner reported 141 patients and twelve deaths in the past year. current patients numbered eleven. Dr. Bellows outlined needs including a contagious disease ward and a morgue. New officers were elected: President Mrs. Alvah Hovey, Vice President Mrs. J W Redpath, Secretary Mrs. J I Keckman, Treasurer Miss Charlotte L Bullens. The treasury exceeds 460 with 200 members, up by 100 this year.
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Newton
Newton Hospital Aid Society
Eliot Chapel
J. W. Redpath
J. I. Keckman
Charlotte L. Bullens
GS. Bullens
Unitarian parish elects officers and schedules installation
Melrose January 14 The Unitarian parish held its annual meeting electing Dexter F. Munroe as clerk William F. Conant as treasurer and other officers on the standing and music committees The financial report was favorable The Rev Joseph H Weeks has been called to the parish and will be installed Friday February 7 with Rev M I Savage of Boston preaching the sermon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter F. Munroe
William F. Conant
Reform call over municipal waste and taxes in Ost article
An old Democrat urges City Hall reform citing overpaid officials and a $31,000,000 tax burden. He critiques Mayor and rival candidates, calls for immediate inquiry and public information to push reform before year end. The letter stresses accountability and decisive action at the municipal level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W.N
City Hall
Savings Claims for Patented Oils Spark Historic AdTone
An old newspaper ad promotes Salvation Oil at 25 cents per bottle as the best liniment and urges buyers to take no other. It also touts Dr Bull’s Coush Syrup at 25 cents, noting the sun’s distance as 95,000,000 miles.
Bank Day And Its Features Prominent bank changes in Boston
Boston banks held annual meetings with many leadership shifts. Traders’ Bank and Merchandise Bank named new presidents Fennessy and Tenney, while Webster Bank also altered its presidency. Directors across dozens of institutions were reappointed or replaced, including Atlas National, Atlantic National, Boston, Merchants, Merchants' National, and many others, with changes reflecting resignations and deaths.
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Boston
Fennessy
of Fennessy, Armstrong & Co
Mr. Davis
N. F. Tenney
L. Winmey
Webster Bank
Atlas National
J. G. Wetherell
W. L. Richardson
C. M. Clapp
Henry Woods
David Nevins
Jere. Abbott
J. W. Farwell
J. P. Spaulding
Matthew Luce
Atlantic National
John A. Dodd
Isaac Pratt, Jr
T. Quincy Brown
William Read
I. T. Snow
E. A. Abbott
Edmund T. Pratt
James IT. Drown
N. Willis Bumstead
Atlantic National Bank
John Pearce
Silas Peirce
Ezra Farnsworth
D. L. Webster
C. S. Kendall
Lyman Nichols
A.D. S. Bell
W. A. Russell
J.C. Howe
W. H. West
J. E. Huse
Salem National Banks
Asiatic National Bank
George H. Allen
George Wheatland
James B. Curwen
George F. Brown
Edward D. Ropes
Charles EH. Tuttle
Salem
Everett W. Pecker
Lynn
First National Bank
Leverett 8
John H. Sutton
North Andover
Mercantile National Bank
Charles Harrington
David Moore
John M. Anderson
Harrison O. Flint
Matthew Robson
William L. Iyde
Israel P. Harris
Merchants’ National Bank
James P. Cook
James Braden
James Dugan
William Northey
James F. Almy
Benjamin W. Currier
E. Augustus Emmerton
Naumkeag National
Massachusetts Riflemen Hold Annual Meeting At Thorndike
The Massachusetts Rifle Association met at the Thorndike last night for its annual meeting and dinner. Twenty five new members were elected and a large cash surplus was reported. Directors and officers were chosen, and speeches praised the club’s aims in scientific rifle research and team work. Messages of regret from notable figures were read.
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Massachusetts Rifle Association
Thorndike
Messrs
D. L. FE. Chase
O. R. Dickey
Hy $. Harris
W. C. Prescott
L. L. Hubbard
Stackett
Hart
Eliot
Harvard
S. EK. Blunt
Springfield
F. A. Walker
The
Institute of Technology
W. E. Russell
Connor
Maine
G. W. Wingate
New York
Hubbard
Horace V. Rockwell
Massachusetts
Cram
J. P. Frost
Massachusetts Riflemen
Great Britain
Coronel Cram
Cambridge City Affairs Form New Committees and Appointments
Cambridge City Council and its joint committees were named, with members for accounts almshouse finances health lamps printing public property roads and bridges water supply and more. In joint session officers were elected including fish warden highway commissioners and library trustees with several aldermen and councilors confirmed for various posts.
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Wheeler
Bachman
Buck
Almshouse
Counihan
Cheney
Russell
Bachmen
Winter
Macdonald
Jones
Warner
Howland
Fillmore
Chase
Couuncilmen
Clary
Breen
Brown
Townsend
Hussell
Clary, Stearns
Common Council
Billston
Back
Couniban
Revere Discusses Sewerage Plan At Crescent Beach
A Crescent Beach meeting addressed Revere sewerage needs with W th Colcord estimating a $167000 minimum for a system including Revere Centre Beachmont and Crescent Beach. Participants included Thomas Kirwan A Bb Curtis J C Barrett C E Willard H C Bayldone F L Fuller and Rep Willard Howland. A second meeting is set for Tuesday January 21 at 8 oclock.
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Crescent Beach
W. Th Colcord
Revere
Revere Centre
Beachmont
Thomas Kirwan
A. Bb. Curtis
J.C. Barrett
C E. Willard
H.C. Bayldone
F. L
Flag Raising at St. Patrick's Parochial School
In Watertown on January 14, pupils paraded with small flags to celebrate an American flag raising at St. Patrick's parochial school building. Sergeant M. A. Forest presented the flag, Rev. 2. P. Stack accepted for the school, with remarks by Rev. Father Coughlan and John Hallahan. The children sang The Star Spangled Banner. It is the town's first flag raising and the first parochial school in the state to do so.
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Watertown
St. Patrick’s
M. A. Forest
P. Stack
St. Patrick's Parish
Father Coughlan
John Hallahan
Bata Hit
Lynn city acts appoint police station plans and officers
In Lynn the Board of Aldermen created joint committees to oversee the new police station and mayoral address recommendations. Samuel Luscomb and Charles W. Fogg were named Overseers of the Poor, Charles W. Gay became city engineer, and the municipal committee was named. In the fire department, Thomas Ray was elected first assistant engineer, W Henry Honors second, James Tarbox third, and Walter Stewart fourth. the old Special Police officers were confirmed.
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Dek. Emerson
W. B. Rice
H. P. Stanwood
Charles I. Smith
Ieliot
Eliot National Bank
Francis W. Breed
Lynn
Aly
John I F. Hartt
William H. Goodwin
Joseph de White
Thomas E. Proctor
George O. Carpenter
Eugene H. Sampson
Constantine I. Llutehins
Everett
Warren Sawyer
W. G. Bell
F.O. Winslow
L. G. Pratt
W. H. Sands
C. F. Johnson
J. Kk. Souther
Converse
Faneuil Hall
Joseph H. Curtis
Jonathan V. Fletcher
Ae Warner
C. E. Morrison
8. S. Learnard
A. J. Adams
George W.fiske
L. M. Haskins
S. F. Wergmacs
Isaac Fenno
W. Cutler
Willliam Atherton
John Carr
M. B
C. H. Draper
W. W. Kimball
H. N. Avery
F. O. Squire
N. B. Plum
Globe National
C. E. Stevens
C. O. Billings
G. H. Ball
J. L. Wesson
C. G. White
H. H. Stevens
Henry Brooks
C. H. Cole
Hamilton
Thomas Wige Zlesworth
H. G. Denny
A. H. Bean
E. A Strong
G. R. Payson
N. F. Greeley
J. Ll. Rousmanter
Benjamin Phipps
W. A. Donald
Weston Lewis
N. P. Coburn
B. W. Munroe
Proctor
G. B. Nichols
A. Shuman
Otis Shepard
S. Potter
John Wales
W. A. Gaston
A. LH. Batchelder
Market National
K. P. Cheney
C. W. Hubbard
George Hyde
H. L. Mills
Whitmore
F. H. Raymond
Herbert Nash
Rye O H. Weld
Massachusetts National
A. A. French
H. A. Rice
Edward Whitney
A. T. Lyman
M. G. Chapin
A. Hi Hice
J. T. Russell
Endicott
J.D. Evans
A. Sinclair
G. P. Gardner
Maverick
Asa P. Potter
J. W. Work
Henry FE. Woods
Janes H. French
Thomas Dana
Mechi Inics
C. O
Dillaway
J. E. Addicks
W. M. Geugene
H. Clapp
M. Dr. Cunnift
W. Ell. Dillaway
Zevas Sears
Francis James
Chiles V. Whitten
George B.clapp
Big. Suruhaim
Sherman
Merchandise National
William i Bassell
Albert
A. Pope
A. H. Davenport
A. Pierce Green
Wilmot R. Evans
Arthur Hobart
Paul H. Kendricken
James H. Eaton
N. EF. Renney
Silas Potter
Alonzo H. Evans
Thomas Appleton
Witthrop National
Merchants’ National
T. 4
Goolldge
A. P. Anderson
Franklin Uaven
Br. Pz Acant
G. A. Gardner
Howard Stockton
Nathaniel Shaver
Abbott Lawrence
Noch
Metropolitan National
Clinton Vee Weis
Felton
Barnes
H. Sampson
W. i. Tenney
National Bank of Commerce
C. H. Warner
N. P. Hallowell
C. H. Parker
P. T. Jackeson
W.O Grover
W.E. Field
I. J. Coolidge, Jr
F. D. Allen
Albert Stone
G. W. Merritt
C. W.tidd
J. P. Bates
W. G. Benedict
C. C. Converse
W. R. Dupee
L. Tuckerman
R. P. Barry
Richard Briggs
E. W. Dinars
W.H. Linecoft
George Mixer
F. L. Pickard
Alfred Winsor
Eagle
N. S
Osmoyn Krewster
Charles KE. Raymond
National Kkockland
Samuel Little
Solomon Ss. Rowe
John JF. Newton
Phineas Ki. Smith
Augustus Richardson
James Bennett
Deohall
Elgats Alle
J. Bullard
C. N. Jones
Old Board
North—Gc
Harding
B.S. Frost
AV. OH. Learnard, Jr
Jeremiah Williams
S. N. Brown
Leander Beal
George Hutchinson
I. B. Witherbee
John Hopewell
Timothy Reed
Old Boston National
Arthur
E. D. Hayden
Willian Bassett
J. P. Stearns
M. N. Arnold
C. C. Bills
G. M. Coburn
L. Bb. Harrington
J.C. Elms
Floyd
C. Poor
Colburn
W.H. Nay Cristin Place
J. A. Lucker
A. W. Oe
Fr. C. Weston
H. R. Reed
L._ Bremer
Oliver L. Briggs
John A. Pray
John G. Blake
Nathan B. Goodnow
Joshua C. Dana
Suffolk National
D. R. Whitney
A. L. Edmands
Edmund Dwight
BW. Crowninshield
Augustus Lowell
Alanson Tucker
Harcourt Amory
A. P. Loring
H. A. Whitney
Third Natione
Benjamin F. Brown
J. Willard Rice
Royal Fr. Robbins
Thomas O. Richardson
Moses Williams
Otis E. Weld
Benjamin F. Stevens
Francis B. Sears
Charles A. Welch
Messrs
Henry
B. Endicott
Jerome Jones
William L. Chase
Frank 8. Davis
The
Traders’ Bank
Traders
Benjamin F. Dutton
Boston
Hose Eon & Dutton
Ae B. ‘Turner
A. B. Turner & Co
Sidney Cushing
Boston, Ashe, Olmstead & Snow
Arthur D. McClellan
Jerome Marble & Co
John — FE. Toubain
Second National Bank
Lewis J. Powers
Sprringfield
Powers Paper Company
Connecticut River Paper Company
Theo. C. Bates
Worcester
Lynn, Dan
Board of Aldermen
Nevw
Samuel Luscomb
Charles W. Fogg
Thomas Ray
W. Henry Honors
James E. Tarbox
Walter A. Stewart
Regal Train Advertises New York Boston Route
FOR SOLID COMFORT Pay your tickets via New York and New England railroad. Train leaves depot at foot of Pine Street Boston at 12 noon and reaches New York at 6 30 p m. Palatial dining and parlor cars. A REGAL TRAIN. With all the comforts of a home.
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New York
New England
Pone Street
Boston
Psychical Research Group To Form American Branch
The American Society for Psychical Research met in Boston with Professor William James presiding. The treasurer reported receipts of 3808 and expenses of 547, leaving a balance of 3599. The group voted to discontinue the independent society and form an American branch of the English Society of Psychical Research.
Harvard's Canadian Club Formed At Harvard University
A Canadian Club with thirty two members, including faculty, has elected officers led by President J. W. Nicholson and Vice-president C. W. Colby. The group seeks fellowship among Provincial students and to publicize Harvard across the Dominion with talks on professions at college conferences. Speakers include Judge Jeremiah Smith of Dover and Theodore Roosevelt. The Sumner prize winner will be announced soon after two competitors.
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Harvard
J. W. Nicholson
C. W. Colby
A. W. McRae
L.S
Dominion
Jeremiah Smith
Dover
Theodore Roosevelt
Boston Lodge installs officers and hears steam engine talk
Boston Lodge No 1 of the National Association of Stationary Engineers met in Blatchford Hall and elected officers including President George K Merrill and Vice President Frank Hussey. Professor Hobbs of the Institute of Technology spoke on the steam engine indicator and will lecture on boiler tests fuel and combustion and valve motions. A Tron Moulders Union committee met to revise bylaws in Wells Memorial building. The Tailors and Trimmers Union met in St Stephen's Hall and installed their new board of officers.
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Boston Lodge No
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Blatchford Hall
George K. Merrill
Frank Hussey
J. Duncan
J. W. Macy
C. A. Jewett
Robert Adams
W. TI. Matheson
J. W. Davis
W. F. Rogers
Hobbs
Institute of Technology
Tron Moulders’ Union
Wells Memorial Building
Tailors and Trimmers’ Union
St. Stephen’s Hall
Annual Benevolent Association Ball Draws City Notables
Numberless coachmen with wives and sweethearts gathered at Mechanics Building for the twelfth annual Benevolent Association ball. Colonel Beals decorated the hall, the National Guard Band provided music, Mayor Hart greeted guests, with Wilson, French, Davis, Bradstreet, Murphy, Lucas among attendees. Thomas Langan directed dancing while Caterer Tufts fed the crowd. Association president John O Waters presided.
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Mechanics’ Building
The
Benevolent Association
Colonel Beals
National Guard
Mayor Hart
Chairman Wilson
Gene Aldermen
Messrs
F. F. French
A. W. Davis
Charles Bradstreet
BP. F. Murphy
F. H. Lucas
Thomas Langan
Tufts
Association
John O. Waters
Yachtsmen Sign Yet More Names for Naval Militia Contingent
Over fifty new signatories join the petition for a new naval militia contingent to be sent to the Governor this week. The list includes well known yachtsmen and four companies are expected to organize locally. Those who have not signed should call at once at the Soley Gay and Dorr office before the list closes Thursday.
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Soley, Gay & Dorr
Deeds Recorded for City Wharf Properties in Newburyport
On January 14 at the Court House Frank M. Kelley and others conveyed land and buildings to the Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Company. The parcels include City wharf Ferry wharf and City wharf properties, blocks 1 and 2 Ferry wharf, and a lot at Peer landing in Newburyport for 31 and other considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SaLem
Court House
Frank M. Kelley
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Company
City Wharf
Ferry Wharf
Peer Laneding
Newburyport
Land damage estimate for Washington street extension
Salem report shows engineer's estimate of land condemnation at 19 645 dollars. It lists takings including Henry Breed lot 4125 feet at 260 dollars per foot, J Ingalls 31 feet at 250, D C Buffum 398 feet at 250, Sawyer Chase 7489 feet at 60 cents, heirs of S J Breed 5505 feet at 70 cents, heirs of Nathan Breed 111 feet at 125 dollars.
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Salem
Sproran
Washington Street
Henry Breed
J. Ingalls
D. C. Buffum
Sawyer & Chase
S. J. Breed
Nathan Breed
Conquest by Cortes Led Mexico to Spanish Tributary Rule
The Lowell Institute lecture on The Conquistadores outlines Toltec and Aztec origins, Cortes’s 1519 landing at Vera Cruz with 450 Spaniards, the capture of Montezuma, battles against Narvaez and the decisive fall of Tenochtitlan. The talk notes Mexico’s subjugation under Spain and previews Peru’s conquest by Pizarro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske
Lowell Institute
Huntington — Hall
Columbus
de Leon
Balboa
de Cordova
Fiske
Mexican Plateau
Lake Chalco
Siac
Cushing
Zuniland
Hernando Cortez
Mexico
Diego Velasquez
Cuba
Mexican
Vera Cruz
Velasquez
Cortez
Narvaez
Montezuma
Oturnba
Spain
Peru
Pizarro
Obituary Lord Napier of Magdala Dies in London
Lord Napier of Magdala dies from lung inflammation in London. Born 1810 in Ceylon, he rose from an engineer to field marshal and governor of the Tower. Known for Lucknow siege planning, Abyssinian relief, and commanding India forces, he was elevated to baron and received many honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Napier
Magdala
London
Engineers
Tower
Westminster Abbey
Robert Cornelius Napier
Ceylon
C. F. Napier
Royal Artillery
Bengal Engineers
Sir Henry Lawrence
Lahore
Colin Campbell
Lucknow
China
Sir Hone Grant
K.C.B
Council of India
Theodore
Charles Danforth of the Herald Dies at 84
City editor Charles Blanchard Danforth, longtime Herald staffer born in Nashua New Hampshire May 30 1841, died at 75 Hancock Street Boston at 5 30 am after illness from pneumonia. Survived by wife Fannie E Adams two sons Charles F and Frank P and his aged parents. He joined the Herald in 1862 rising to city editor in 1865 guiding growing reporting staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Danforth
The
Herald
Hancock Street
Charles Blanchard
Nashua
N. H
Gazette
Manchester
Daily Mirror
Boston
Mr. Danforth
Fannie E. Adams
Charles F
Frank P. Danforth
Ina
OSS
Silk makers protest Blatchford tariff ruling on ribbons
A Washington committee including Burton Richardson and Albert Tilt urged immediate congressional action to move silk ribbon hat trimmings from 20 percent ad valorem to 50 percent under the silk schedule. They pressed Ways and Means for quick passage of Fitch's bill amending hot materials terms to reflect framers intent. The panel did not vote, signaling cautious support but no decisive move yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Blatehford
Burton Richardson
Silk Association of America
Albert Tilt
Phoasix Manufacturing Company
William Strange
Willitem Strange
Senator Grigirs
Silk Association of
Patterson
N. J
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Fitch
New York
Committee On
A True Glimpse of Florida Promises and Parlor Views
A biased tour extols Florida beyond beaches and swamps, highlighting DeLand and Lake Helen. It praises Lake Helen’s lake, pine drives, and Orange groves, noting Harlan House hospitality, Alderney milk, strawberries, and Lake Helen’s beauty as proof of Florida’s fertile, inviting interior.
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Florida
North
St. Jotians
DeLand
Parceland
Lake Helen
Harlan
New
Mace
Chicago
Lake Hetep
Auction listing for Horatio Harris Co officials
Auction notice from Horatio Harris and Co auctioneers at Merchants Mo 227 State Street dated Wednesday January 15 detailing sale at the auction house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Harris & Co
Merchants Mo
State Street
Damaged Flour Auction and Foreclosure Notice
Damaged flour and rice flour lots offered by Snow & Co. for auction. Foreclosure sale under a mortgage to Lorin L. Fuller on property on Lincoln Avenue in Cliftondale, Saugus, Mass. The sale is set for Saturday January 25 1890 at 4 pm at the premises described, including the land and buildings with 6500 square feet.
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Morepgagee
Stephen A. Deshon
Lorin L. Fuller
Essex South District
Lincoln Avenue
Saugus
Clftondale
Mass
Jet No
Band
Wait & Kent
F. R. Page
Essex
Albert Hall
Annie S. Ward
Ward
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