Nationalists Outline Broad Reform Agenda in Boston
Edward Bellamy and the Nationalists push for municipal control of transit coal liquor milk and public services backed by labor allies. They seek city or state ownership of railways gas and electric plants a holiday election day and higher school attendance while pursuing state regulation of liquor and a state labor commission to study working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Edward Bellamy
The
New Nation
Fie
Prohibition
People’s
Socialist Labor
Bellamy
Municipal Transit
Rapid Transit, Commission
West End
Charles E. Bowers
Rapid Transit Commission
Boston
Captain Bowers
New England
Bureau of Statistics
Committee On Labor
Royal Commission of Labor
England
John Foster Biscoe
First Nationalist Club
Post
Europe
Late Captain Bradford Dies After Naval Service
The Navy mourns Captain Robert F. Bradford of Portsmouth New Hampshire who died suddenly at home after a long career of duty from the Merrimac to the Philadelphia and Baltimore commands born December 9 1836 in Boston he served from 1852 at the Naval Academy through the Civil War years and later held key yards and ship commands He leaves a wife eight children and a body accorded military honors in a solemn church and family burial on January 13 1892
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Bradford
U.S.N
Portsmouth
N. H
Naval Service
Boston
Bradford
Plymouth Colony
East India
Naval Academy
Merrimac
Washington
Chocura
North Atlantic
Norfolk
Juniata
de Soto
East Gulf
Minnesota
Aroostook
Ashuelot
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Pittsburg
Academy
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Marion
Portsmouth Yard
Board of Inspection
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Baury of
Newton
New England
Society of the Cincinnati
Carrie Turner recalls first stage fright and Boston memories
In an interview the Boston actress Carrie Turner discusses her early nerves during her stage debut in Philadelphia, her progression through roles in Hazel Kirke and Willow Copse, and how a wardrobe cue near the end of a scene became a defining moment. She reflects on Niobe and The Lost Paradise, and previews George W. Wilson taking Shaughraun’s lead in Boston while detailing current and upcoming engagements at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Turner
Margaret Knowlton
Columbia Theatre
Boston
Turner
Philadelphia
Rossi
Diane
Paul Kanyay
Rose Fielding
Niobe
Margaret
Reuben Warner
Miss Turner
Conn
Dion Boucicault
Boston Museum
Mr. Boucicault
E. L. Davenport
Captain Molineux
Miriam O’ Leary
Moya
Evelyn Campbell
Claire
Veterans Meet Marks Fort Fisher Capture Anniversary
The Association of Veterans, department of the South, gathered at the American House to discuss their battles and the forties anniversary. Judge Charles Cowley of Lowell presided and the group proposed inviting Fort Wagner second attack survivors to attend the Shaw monument unveiling in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Fisher
Association of Veterans, Department of the South
American House
Charles Cowley
Lowell
Shaw Monument
Fort Wagner
Snow Delay Hits City Trolley Cars
Snow and ice stalled trolley operations citywide as wires iced over caused short circuits and dim lights. Detours and slow traffic followed, with motors not receiving full current due to accumulations on rails and guy wires.
Cutter Old Reserve whiskey fronts New England market
A Boston advertisement touts Cutter Old Reserve as a superior Kentucky distilled whiskey aged in Louisville warehouses, shipped around Cape Horn, bottled in white glass quarts, and sold by high end wine merchants in New England at Twenty dollars per case or two dollars per bottle.
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New England
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Cape Horn
Louisville
New
Trimounts Stand Strong in Race As First Regiment Falters
The Trimounts hold a firm position in the standings while the First Regiment trips downhill. Technology sits out for a couple of weeks, weakening competition. Current table shows Trimounts at 5 wins from 18 games and First Regiment at 4 wins in 24 games with several losses.
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Jost
Ecw
Cess Eh Ae
Trimount
Ceussaveunces Oo
Bicasc
Ives Seeheaice
Firat Regiment
Waitt & Bond Blackstone cigars boast 12 million yearly sales
Boston firm Waitt and Bond promote their Blackstone cigars noted for Havana filler and Sumatra wrapper, handmade without flavoring or drugs. Established 1867, they plan a six story factory at Stillman and Endicott streets, Boston, with nearly one acre of floor space. They sell other goods and warn buyers to seek genuine boxes bearing the Waitt & Bond name. also announced the Colonial Express Pullman service from Boston to Washington will begin Monday from Park Square at 11 a.m.
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Blackstone
Waitt & Bond
Blackstone Street
Boston
Henry Waitt
Charles H. Bond
Stillman and Endicott Streets
United States
Waitt
Cuba
Doings of Civil Courts and Insolvency Actions in Massachusetts
The Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth lists cases argued including G. Rood vs. Lawrence Manufacturing, Hudson Real Estate vs. H C Tower, Weeks vs. Weymouth, Needham, and others. Actions cover support disputes, mis treatment claims, a $7000 set off, and a $10,000 personal injury suit. Proceedings note plaintiff’s death and representation by H R Bailey administrator.
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Supreme Judicial Court For
the Commonwealth
Freto
C.J
Auuen
Knowitox
Morton
F. E. Snow
Lowell
H. R. Bailey
CU. I. Gallagher
R. M. Morse
S. Éamlin
Mary E. Haley
C. A. Grant Et al
Washington Street
F. C. Manchester
R. W. Nason
J. M. Gove
Supreme Court Enters Equity Bids Over The County Fair
In Suffolk Massachusetts on January 15 the Supreme Judicial Court heard two equity cases. BarkER v Burgess seeks to restrain Burgess from interfering with production of The County Fair, while Burgess v Jefferson seeks to bar Jefferson from producing the play anywhere. Burgess alleges contract breaches and improper management by Jefferson, who contends he could book companies freely. The first case remains unfinished with counsel listed.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Is
Barkker
Charles B. Jefferson
Neil Burgess
Equity
Burgess
County Fair
Jefferson
United States
New York City
Boston
New York
Park Theatre
Mr. Jefferson
Jefferson, Klaw & Erlanger
Mr. Burgess
No. 2
R. Stone
E. ©. Gilman
S. J. Elder
H. N. Sheldon
M. L. Erlanger
Suffolk Superior Court First Session Contracts and Debts
Summary of multiple 19th century cases in Suffolk Court Is against defendants including J L Nason versus W T Cooke for 1000 in commissions on Foxboro real estate, jury verdict 500, Parker v Kellogg for 1950 noted, and Richardson v Roberts for 7000 with life-care claim, highlighting attorneys and verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Suffolk, Is
Sherman
J. L. Nason
W. T. Cooke
Foxboro
Commonwealth
C. Q. Tirrell
F. H. Williams
W. L. Anderson
B. F. Wheeler
B. W. Parker
Henry Kellogg, Jr
I. R. Clark
F. Ranney
Simmons & Pratt
Hannah Richardson
Sarah L. Roberts
Wyoming Street
Boston
Insolvency Court Proceedings in Suffolk Jan 15
In Suffolk Massachusetts the insolvency court refused discharges for Harmon and Gove Tewksbury due to insufficient assent. Third meetings were held for Rauh and Griswold, adjourned to Feb 19. The petition of certificate holders in Mutual One Year Benefit Order was dismissed as insolvent. Rand Avery adjourned to Feb 19. Warrants returned for Kerrigan and Garman. no meetings. First meetings held with assignees named for Sleeper Kaan. Cadien Ludden. Aronson Spitz Perry, all March 4. Creditors' petition in Seaman Rosenthal heard. second Jan 22. Huston & Co petition dismissed. Palmer’s 20 cent composition offer was confirmed.
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Suffolk
Harmon
J. Jesse M. Gove
Herbert W. Tewksbury
Christian S. Rauh
William W. Griswold
Rand Avery Company
Patrick J. Kerrigan
Frederick
Garman
Nye T. Sleeper
Frank W. Kaan
Charles H. Cadien
Charles W. Ludden
Samuel Aronson
Abraham Spitz
Silas Perry
Seaman & Rosenthal
H. G. Huston & Co
Charles F. Palmer
Cambridge Courts Hear Breach of Promise Suit In Stoneham
In Middlesex Superior Court on January 15, Florence E Holt sues John M Noyes of Stoneham for 25000 alleging breach of promise of marriage. Jury out. Attorneys Coggan Schofield for plaintiff Stevens Long for defendant. Other cases listed in order with several Cambridge and Wakefield matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E. Holt
John M. Noyes
Stoneham
Coggan & Schofield
W. B. Stevens
John D. Long
Superior Court Docket Entries From Norfolk January Session
Norfolk Superior Court list dated January includes multiple cases with judges Maynard and Grover. Notable items involve bindings between William Carberry and Irving Donley, Annie Browne versus New York & New England Railroad, and various civil actions across Quincy and Dedham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carberry
Irving Donley
J. E. Grover
T. H. Wakefield
Annie M. Browne
New York & New England Railroad Company
Dedham
Norton
Peach
There is No Substitute There is No Substitute for Royal Baking Powder
The Royal Baking Powder is shown as superior in tests and practical use, stronger and purer than all others. Grocers passing off cheaper powders mislead buyers, offering the same price for inferior value. Consumers should beware and demand Royal for best results.
Pudding Dance Bright Social Highlight At Hasty Pudding Club
The Hasty Pudding Club on Holyoke Street Cambridge hosted its annual dance, a premier social event for Boston and Cambridge society. Sixty couples attended as seniors Hunt Codman and Lowell led the planning with matrons Amory Hunnewell and Putnam overseeing, Baldwin provided music, and O'Brien arranged floral decor as dancing ran from 9 80 until late.
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Hasty Pudding Club
Holyoke Street
Cambridge
Boston
Joseph Howland Hunt
New York
Julian Codman
Guy Lowell
Arthur Amory
Arthur Hunnewell
George Putnam
Baldwin
O’brien
Among the Leather Men and a Custom Fit Last
Charles H. Neilson of J. S. Nelson & Son Shoe Co outlines a custom fit last that adapts to the adult foot, preserving shape and preventing slouching. The piece notes Britain visits, leather demand in Europe and US, and movements of several shoe-industry figures and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Neilson
J. S. Nelson & Son Shoe Company
North Grafton
Mass
Mr. Nelson
Eawin Baxter
Baxter, Stoner & Schenkelberger
Great Britain
White Bros. & Co
Boston
Germany
France
Russia
Austria
United States
Fred 5. Elwell
Peter McGeough
Redpath Bros. Manufacturing Company
J. H. Chadbourne
Glendale Elastic Fabrics Company
Chadbourne
Glendale
B. F. Wetherby
Pacific Coast
Hill & Green
Atlantic
Augusta
J. P. Dill
J. P. Dill Shoe Company
Clark’s
Cleveland
F. B. Lippincott of Lippincott, Son & Co
Young’s
Entertainments at People's Church Series Schedule
A six night program at People's church corner of Columbus avenue and Berkeley street begins Monday evening February 1 and continues Wednesdays February 10 17 24 March 2 and 9. Featured acts include Music Concert Company Olive Homans Arion Male Quartette Rev J J Lewis lectures on The Passion Play and Wonderful Rome Apollo Male Quartette and a grand closing concert. Ticket sales start Monday January 15 at 8 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Music Concert Company
Olive Homans
Arion
Rev. J. J. Lewis
Apollo
Rev. J. Lewis
Rome
Nex
Robbed His Mother Arrested in Larceny Case
John Sythus aged 24 was arrested by Division 9 officers for larceny of 100 dollars in gold from his mother Mrs Bertha Sythus at their home 202 Warren street. He had 54 dollars on his person when taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sythus
Division 9
Bertha Sythus
Warren Street
Robbed of His Clothes at Washington Street Store
Lewis Ratshesky found his store at 175 Washington Street robbed after locking the door for dinner. Thieves entered during his absence and stole a pair of pants two vests and a sack coat from the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Ratshesky
Washington Street
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Henry R. Legate
Nationalist Club
Lynn
Labor Commission
Martha Moore Avery
Socialist Labor Party
Avery
Public Milk Supply
Pretty Carrie Turner
Wilson
Seum
Grand Opera House
Globe Theatre
R. D. McLean
H. Rider Haggard
Marie Prescott
Gus Hill
Howard Atheneum
Estelle Wellington
al Reeves
Maud Beverley
J. E. Black
Bacon
Newton Wilcox
Louise Horner
Star Course
Tremont Theatre
N. C. Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
Nanette Comstock
Nell
Cyrene
Palace Theatre
Lothrop
Grand Museum
Dover
Washington Streets
Ethel ‘Ineker
Charles Barringer
Jere Grady
James E. McElroy
C. H. Truesdell
Edwin Barry
C. E. Stone
Desda
Barry
Estelle Keane
Lucille
Herman Reiche
al Haynes
Austin & Haynes
Austin
Association OF Veterans
G. W
Averell
State St
Moncar
Park Square
Baecuam
Patrick Greely
Thompson
Arthur Winsor
Arthur Mills
Bill
Philbrick
Brookline
Irving Street
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Savings Bank Commissioners
Stockbridge Savings Bank
G. C. Trabis
Patrick Doherty
Margaret O'Callaghan
W. J. Badger
Orwey
Middlesex
Bono, J
Hughes
Tuttle
Holloran
City of Cambridge
Watson Pro Ami
City of Cambriwideas
Ordway
Compt
V. Russell
Fay, Asse
V. Campbell and Jr
Bourget
City of
Norfolk, Ss
Maynard, J
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Shoe Recorder
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the People’s Church
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Miller
U. 3
Edmund W. Miller
Hamilton Place
Park St
Maas
Cypress Lumber
A. T. Stearns Lumber CO
Neponset
Devonshire
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