Practical Ethics Course Opens and Local Talks
The fourteenth annual Practical Ethics course at the Christian Union opened with Horace G. Wadlin delivering a lecture on the Ethics of Frugality. The Boston Merchants' Association plans its January 30 banquet with speakers from Canada and Brazil. C. Howard Walker will present Greek Seas and Shores at the Young Men's Christian Union with stereopticon illustrations. The sub-treasury named M. P. Kennard to duties, Jerome Wiss counts funds, balance around twelve and a quarter million dollars. Gardner Chase & Co. offer 12 percent insolvency settlement with creditors agreeing. Ernest M. fennelosa discusses Japanese education in art to the Eastern Kindergarten Association. Black pin club entries close for the Boston Athletic Association championship. Ladies' Physiological Institute hears Mrs Kate Gannett Wells on the Middle Aged Woman.
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Horace G. Wadlin
State Labor Bureau
Boston Merchants’ Association
Hotel Vendome
Richard Cartwright
Canada
Senor Mendonca
Brazil
Constantinople
Sicily
C. Howard Walker
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Union
M. P. Kennard
Sub-Treasury
Aldrich
Jerome Wiss
Washington
Treasury
Messrs. R. Gardner Chase & Co
Ernest M. Fennclosa
Eastern Kindergarten Association
Prince School
Newbury Street
Boston Athletic Association
James W. Dwight
H. E. Weston
Selah R. Eaton
George B. Elliot
Still for Galvin in the Choice of City Clerk
The Common Council last night debated the city clerk and city messenger elections. Secret ballots favored J Mitchell Galvin for clerk while Donovan drew some Democratic votes. Desmond was chosen city messenger on a yeas and nays vote amid party lines. The meeting also set committees and orders on nav training, street wires, and pay raises for city workers.
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Common Council
J. Mitchell Galvin
Donovan
Barry
Hayes
Ward 24
Norris
F. Desmond
Alvah H. Peters
John F. Desmond
U Council
McLaughlin
Ward 8
Irving
Ward 6
Toland
Ward 7
Lowell
Casey
Ward 15
Griffin
Ward 13
Allen
Ward 21
Messrs
Hall and Gaskins
Ward 9
K. J. Donovan
Brogan
Cadigan
Carroll
Coughlin
Daunt
Dean
Dirksmeyer
W. J. Sober
Gilbride
Gilligan
Higgins
Elly
Mahoney
E. J. Donovan
Galvin
Mr. Donovan
New England Skating Carnival Planned at Spy Pond Arlington
Weather threatens postponement as ice on Spy Pond needs flooding to host the New England Skating Association carnival. Moses Rubinstein, Canada’s champion, arrives with sister Ray Rubinstein and performs feats attracting onlookers while Walter Stimpson floods the pond to restore safer surface.
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New England Skating Association
Spy Pond
Arlington
Moses Rubinstein
Canada
Boston
Walter Stimpson
Ray Rubinstein
Jamaica Pond
Boston Officials sue Cambridge Councilman for libel
J Edwin Jones and Michael Meehan of Boston sue Cambridge Councilman W J Breen for $5000 each claiming his speech against the new city charter libeled their department by alleging Boston’s Mayor has too much power. They retain Harvey N Collison as attorney and seek Breen's property.
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J. Edwin Jones
Michael Meehan
Boston
W. J. Breen
Cambridge
Mr. Breen
Common Council
City of
Street Department of
Messrs. Jones and
Meehan
Harvey N. Collison
Funeral of Captain J B Thomas at Charlestown church
The funeral for Captain J B Thomas was held yesterday at 43 Monument Square Charlestown. The Rev E M Taylor of Trinity M E Church read Scriptures and the Rev William R Clark of Newton Centre delivered a deep eulogy. The body was then taken to Forest Cemetery for burial.
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J. B. Thomas
Monument Square
Charlestown
E. M. Taylor
Trinity M. E. Church
William R. Clark
Newton Centre
Forest Cemetery
New Daily Paper Race For Editorial Chair At Music Hall
A split within the public school partisan group delays a new daily journal as the British American and native factions vie for control. Professor Luther Townsend leads the pro reform faction while Robert J. Long of the British American paper once led the irrepressibles. Negotiations repeatedly falter with Townsend promising to persist through winter as Rev. A. E. Winship asserts management stability and Colonel Worthington denies influence over policy.
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Luther T Townsend
American Citizen
New York
Robert J. Long
Citizen
Townsend
Bradbury
Music Hall
Long Daily
A. E. Winship
The
Traveller
Colonel Worthington
School Board Names Committees for 1891 Leadership
President Gallagher announces the school board standing and division committees at a 6 PM meeting. The list names chairs for Accounts to Text Books, Nominations to Truant Officers, and each division including Normal, High School, and elementaries with several named members such as W. S. Allen, Miss Pingree, Mrs. Keller, Mr. Green, and Mr. Dunn.
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Packard
Allen
Whittemore
Winship
Dunn
Elizabeth C. Keller
Messrs
McDonald and
Burnba
Green
Miss Pingree
Pettigrove
McDonald
Packard and Dann
Emery
Ww. S. Allen
Schindler and
Murphy
Mowry
Alrs
Fifield
Mrs. Keller
Horace Mann
Caroline E. Hastings
Hygiene—Elliott
B. Allen
Keller
Saliah B._ Pingree
Schindler
Capen, Burnham and Murphy
Caven
B. Alien and Murphy. Mousie
Humphreys
Mecuen
Miss Hastings
Burnham
Capen
Daniels
Meeuen
Emily A. Field
Hastings
Pingree
Feller
Elliott
S. B. Allen
S. G. Allen
Duh
Sumhai
Packard and
Treasurer W P Blake Re elected For Home for Aged Women
W P Blake of Pemberton square was elected to manage the Home for Aged Women Corporation for the coming year replacing W F Mitchel who declined reelection. Bequests totaled 16750 33 from Elisha I Loring Elizabeth G Kelley Mary Ann Wilson Rebecca C Billings Grace H Blanchard and John S S Farrow. Expenditures reached 30000, 9128 more than prior years. In 1890 the home housed eighty-two. since then fourteen admitted and six died, leaving eighty-seven in good health.
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W. P. Blake
Pemberton Square
Home For Aged Women Corporation
W. F. Mitchel
Elisha I. Loring
Elizabeth G. Kelley
Mary Ann Wilson
Rebecca C. Billings
Grace H
Legion of Honor Building Planned on Huntington Avenue
The Legion of Honor will rise on Huntington avenue opposite Caledonia street. It measures 64 feet by 67 feet and rises three stories with rough hewn stone on the first two fronts and buff brick with terra cotta trim above. Main entrance at the south end leads to circular stone steps under an ornamental portico. a one story bay adds balance. Whidden & Co. hold masonry contracts and begin next month. Ira Hersey handles carpentering and joinery.
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Legion of Honor
Huntington Avenue
Caledonia Street
Whidden & Co
Ira Hersey
City hotel society events fill busy Malden town
The Malden City Council Association held its ninth annual reunion at Young's with E S Converse presiding. Officers elected include E S Converse president James Pierce vice president H E Turner treasurer and G A Gardner secretary. Numerous other associations met at Young's Parker's and the United States Hotel for banquets reunions and a dozen hotel arrivals cited. Eastport and St John steam service will be reduced to one weekly trip from Jan 19 to March 9 for repairs on International Steamship Co vessels.
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International Association of Plasterers’ Union No. 10
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Shorndike
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Muncie
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Portland
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Concord
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Lewiston
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Cumberland
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Skowhegan
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Nelson v Boston & Maine Railroad damages suit on Causeway street gate
United States Circuit Court January 15 reports action to recover injuries from being struck by a gate driven by a moving engine on railroad tracks. Trial to continue. jury excused to Monday. Plaintiff's counsel Long and Hemenway. defendants Aldrich and Lincoln. Also United States District Court notes perjury sentence for Littlefield and Stone in pension case. Indictments against S. Allen Taylor for stamp fraud set for trial with motions to quash.
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Nelson
Eugene D. Ramsey
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Causeway Street
John D. Long
A. Hemenway
Edgar Aldrich
New Hampshire
S. Lincoln
United States District Court
Carpenter
J. Charles T. Littlefield
Moses M. Stone
Cambridge
Allen Taylor
Denmark
Portugal
Williams and Marshall
Bordman Hall
Essex County
Salem
Boston
Cressey
Maine RR
Porter
Halley
White
Folsom
Treadwell
Thurcotte
Bahan
Norfolk County
Dedham
Bishop
George H. Weeks
Needham
Joseph R. Smith
E. Fales
Isabella White
New York & New England Railroad Company
Darwin E. Ware
James Hewins
D. W. Smith
T. D. Bradley
Catherine McLeod
Quincy & Boston Street Railway Company
É. C. Bumpus
W. G. A. Pattee
Gaffney
Britton
Burdick
E. Br, RB. Co
Thomas
Intabit
Brennan
Nugent Ants
Canton
Emuinon
Assignee
O' Dea
Sartie
Whiting
Deal
Ane
Roch
Dennett
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Supreme Judicial Court sessions list and Salem tort case
The Supreme Judicial Court met January 15 with cases listed for Boston and Natick matters, including Odd Fellows Hall Association v George Gallatee and Bacon v City of Boston. In Essex County, G H Averill vs B P Chadwick involved jack rabbits seized from a provision dealer. court held seizure without due process was wrongful and plaintiff could recover value.
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Commonwealth
Firup
C.J
W. Allen
Allen
Hates
Morton
Odd Fellows Hall Association
George Sgallatee
H. G. Allen
Fred E. Snow
Charles N. Bacon
City of
Boston
Same
B. F. Butler & FL Washburn
J. M. Browne
Essex County
Salem
G. H. Averill
B. P. Chadwick
Board of Inland Fisheries and Game Commissioners
Chadwick
Iuperior
Supreme Court
Superior Court First Session January 15 1890 damages cases
Multiple docket entries from the Superior Court first session describe actions for damages and contract disputes. Cases include Thomas B Bailey vs Joseph Feldman over 10000 for injuries from a horse and sleigh collision at Commonwealth and Harvard avenues. William Blount vs Charles A and Alonzo Kempton over about 350 for notes and insolvency discharge. John M Way vs William Hoep over 52593 for alleged overpayment on mason work with a settled judgment. William Angell vs Joseph H Van Auken for 15 claimed due for work and materials. plus additional docket items and a second session listing Maria Kulberg vs Hugh R O'Donnell over alleged church language boycotting her business and other entries.
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Thomas B. Bailey
Joseph Feldman
Commonwealth Avenue
Harvard Avenue
Walter L.hurch
Albert J. Pratt
Horace
John M. Way
William Hoep
Plaintf
Pigeon Cove
R. Clark
C. F. Eldredge
C. A. Russell
William Angell
Joseph H. van Auken
Clarence B. Loud
Charles Steere
Ryan
West End
Angell
van Auken Ek
Amer, It, & M. Co
Ireland
Fowle
Wilbur
Leydecler
Brint
Avery
Dodge
Nall
Same
Boston
Ackerman
McAr
Murphy
Thur
Cooker
West Ind
Rice
Lakers. & M. RR
Richardson
John
Caldwell
Sladeson
Collision suit seeks $2000 for injuries from street crash
An action to recover $2000 for injuries from a street collision on January 20, 1890. Plaintiff claims the defendant owned a horse entrusted to a boy who drove negligently, causing a smash of plaintiff's carriage and injuries. Attorneys listed for both sides, and related case references noted.
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Laintiff
S. H. Tong
G. W. Estabrook
Notes to Tavern er The Late Solomon Parsons
Letter from a Boston reader praising Solomon Parsons while recounting his early labor movement work in the 1830s and later interest in eight hour campaigns. It notes his cheerful character and stature. The missive also includes criticism of incorrect English usage in Boston papers and a call for better grammar teaching.
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Taverner
Bronson
Charlestown
Boston
Bruce
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