Builders at Dinner in Boston Honor Ex Mayor and Guests
The Master Builders' Association of Boston held its fourth annual dinner at Parker House with 300 plus attendees led by President Soule. Governor Ames and Mayor Hart spoke, praising the trade and noting progress in building methods and union ties. a Hewitt letter was read as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Builders’ Association of Boston
Parker House
L. P. Soule
Governor Ames
Mayor Hare
F. O. Prince
Jonathan A. Lane
Eustace C. Fitz
Homer Rogers
Albert E. Pillsbury
George Watson
Philadelphia
Marc Eidlitz
New York
John J. Tucker
John MecGlinney
Charles W. Voshall
Rochester
N. Y
Major Lincoln
New Haven
Arthur G. Everett
Boston
John A. Fox
Alfred Stone
Providence
John W. Briggs
Richard J. Hayward
George R. Phillips
Benjamin F. Guile
D. G. Tyler
J. W. Burnett
Lowell
John H. Coggeshall
E. B. Crane
Worcester
George Eddy
James G. Tucker
N. P. Banks
Waltham
Association
Soule
Boston Business Executive Association
Boston Builders’ Association
National
Master Builders’ Association
Boston Association
W. H. Sayward
Roe of Easton
Busey
Massachusetts
Hidlitz
Mr. Eidlitz
Ames
Sayward
Yor Hewitt
Mayor Hart
Mayor Hewitt
Boston Leaders Rally for Mayor Hart in Civic Unity Night
A Boston crowd cheers Mayor Hart as he declares he seeks to be mayor of all people, not of any party or creed. The event features remarks from James M. W. Hall’s letter of regret, Jonathan A. Lane urging American labor, and speakers from the construction and business community plus musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hart
Sayward
James M. W. Hall
Bay State Lumber Trade Association
Jonathan A. Lane
Boston Merchants’ Association
Lane
Soule
Boston Master Builders’ Association
N. P. Banks
A. K E. Pillsbury
Massachusetts Senate
John J. Tucker
National Builders’ Association
Homer Pega Orlando Norcross
Worcester
J. W. Burnett
Lowell
Major Lincoln
New Haven
Baldwin
T. W. Henry
New England Shoe and Leather Association Names Directors
The group met at 87 Bedford Street and adopted an amendment to raise directors from thirty to fifty. President William Claflin led the meeting as treasurer E W Wilcox reported year receipts of 336267.73 with expenses 29838.79 and a current balance.
Cooperative Banks Form State League in Boston Area
The plan for a State league of cooperative banks was perfected at 36 Bromfield Street with representatives from Allston Beverly Enterprise Fidelity Guardian Haverhill Holyoke Homestead New Bedford Newburyport Pioneer Provident Reading Salem Somerville Wakefield West Roxbury Woburn. The Association of Massachusetts Cooperative Banks aims to promote loans, aid legislation, correct abuses, and advance member welfare. Also reported, the Volunteer Cooperative Bank held its annual meeting in Dexter Hall Wells Memorial building electing officers and noting share sales of 750 at an average 20 cent premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State League of Cooperative Banks
Bromfield Street
Allston
Beverly
Enterprise
Fidelity
Guardian
Haverhill
Holyoke
Homestead
New Bedford
Newburyport
Pioneer
Provident
Reading
Salem
Somerville
Wakefield
West Roxbury
Woburn
Marcellus Coggan
Maiden
W. H. Page
Harry Foster
A. W
Association of Massachusetts Cooperative Banks
Volunteer Cooperative Bank
Dexter Hall
Wells Memorial Building
Walter ©. Shapleigh
George Murphy
Arthur Lyman
Frank E. Burnham
J.G. Adams
W. A. Amsden
M. Chamberlin
John J. DeLeire
George Farley
Frank Hazen
William Kelley
A. B. Baker
John A. Reed
T. C. Stokes
Nicholas Furlong
Lend a Hand Becomes Organ of Massachusetts Society
The magazine Lend a Hand edited by Rev. Dr. Edward E. Hale will now serve as the organ of the Massachusetts Society for Promoting Good Citizenship. The union aligns philanthropic aims to encourage virtue and intelligence among men, benefiting both bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Hale
Massachusetts Society
Insurance Firm Moves to New Quarters on Water Street
The North American Insurance Company relocates to 52 Wilby at Water street. The new offices are described as cheerful, convenient and attractive and will house Boston agencies of premier stock companies from elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Insurance Company
Wilby
Water Street
Boston
Relief fund push for unemployed reaches twenty five thousand
In Marblehead on January 16 the relief committee reports funds totaling about twenty five thousand dollars. Salem contributes five thousand, Lynn six thousand five hundred, adjoining towns three thousand, with the remainder from citizens nationwide. The fire wards and several societies add smaller amounts. About one thousand people remain unemployed, expected to drop to about five hundred by February first as firms hire workers. Negotiations proceed to purchase a large land tract for out of town capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Relief Committee
Salem
Lynn
Board of Fire Wards
B. HE. Cole & Co
Woodbury and Stebens Bros
Marriage of Miss Mary E Weisse and Mr John Goepper
Miss Mary E Weisse and Mr John Goepper wed at Rev John O Briens parochial residence East Cambridge with sister Grace A McFleny as brides maid and Councilman T J Keefe as best man A reception followed at 91 Otis Street and the couple plan a wedding trip to New York They will live at No 65 Fourth Street upon returning The seventeenth annual Cambridge Police Relief Association ball was held at Union Hall yesterday The Cambridge District Court heard two Chinese defendants Chin Sing Moy Wing fined 50 dollars each with costs and 10 dollars for peddling without a license
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Weisse
John Goepper
John O’brien
Fifth Street
East Cambridge
Grace A. McFleny
T. J. Keefe
Chelsea
William Goepper
Otis Street
New York
No. 65
Fourth Street
Cambridge Police Relief Association
Union Hall
District Court
Cambridge
Chin Sing
Moy Wing
Somerville City Government Holds First 1889 Meeting
The 1889 Somerville city government convened with Mayor Pope presiding. The school board petitioned for evening electric lights at the high school and was referred. A Lowell bill for clothing truants, deemed illegal by City Solicitor Bowman, was sent to accounts. Frank Williams was made streets superintendent. New water board members were J O Wayden W C Mentzer F Cc Winning S W Holt and Richard Dowd. Committees were appointed by Mayor Pope and Council President Edmunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Pope
City of
Lowell
Bowman
Committee On Accounts
Frank Williams
J. O. Wayden
W. C. Mentzer
F. Cc. Winning
W. Holt
Richard Dowd
Edmunds
Annual Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co. meeting and local wedding
At Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co noon meeting the board was re elected with James B Curwen as director replacing the deceased J G Parker. Output reported 260878 pounds cloth and 17749580 yards. A quiet wedding occurred at Hiram Tuttles Federal street residence with Isabelle Tuttle and Councilman D Jendar officiated by Rev A S Rogers in front of about sixty friends. Presents described as very fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satum
Isabelle Tuttle
D. Jendar
Rogers
Snow Alley case heads toward verdict in Supreme Civil Court
Depram January 16. The celebrated Snow Alley case has nearly finished trial in the Supreme Civil Court. All testimony was completed this forenoon and at 2 PM Colonel Ingersoll began his argument for an hour and a half, followed by Mr. Shattuck. Jurors will be charged in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depram
Sreeran
Supreme Civil Court
Ingersoll
Mr. Shattuck
Serenaders Offer Ninth Season Debut at Malden Opera House
The Serenaders opened their season at Malden Opera House with the nineteenth concert in the series. Manager J Ed Lakeman returned to the piano as the audience praised the show. Clarence A Paige presided with end men Will R Irving Frank Bowker Henry Tobin Walter J Gillis Bert Daggett and Lou Stodder. Soloists included William H Hendricks Walter J Gilis Alphonso Demerritt Frank Bowker Frank A Swift Henry Tobin Steven B Roche and Will R Irving. The second part featured Ryerson recitations Commonwealth quartet songs and a sketch A Night With the Club by Bowker Paige and Irving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Serenaders
Opera House
J. Ed Lakeman
Clarence A. Paige
Will R. Irving
Frank Bowker
Henry Tobin
Walter J. Gillis
Bert Daggett
Lou Stodder
William H. Hendricks
Walter J. Gilis
Alphonso Demerritt
Frank A. Swift
Steven B. Roche
Professor Ryerson
Commonwealth Quartet
Messrs. Bowker, Paige
Irving
Train Runover Victim James Coffin Dies at City Hospital
James Coffin, struck by a train on the Revere Beach road last night, died this morning at City Hospital. Lynn police are investigating the fatal crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Jan
Sreday
James Coffin
Revere Beach Road
City Hospital
Charitable Mechanics Names Hall For Ben Russell
The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association held its annual meeting in Ben Russell Hall last evening with about 100 members. President James G. Haynes spoke of the association's legacy and bright future as officers and honorary members including Senator George F. Hoar and Harvard President Charles W. Eliot were elected. The treasurer reported year receipts of 48161 27 and expenses of 538227 69 leaving a balance of 39590. The relief committee was funded at 2500 for benevolence and the hall was renamed in honor of the third president Ben Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics’ Association
New England
Ben Russell’ Hall
Mechanics
James G. Haynes
Committee On Relief
Ben. Russell
Association
George F. Hoar
Worcester
Charlies Devens
Boston
Benjamin A. Gould
Cambridge
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Oliver M. Wentworth
Newton ‘Talbot
Alfred Bicknell
Benjamin FF. Dewing
Albert J. Wright
George L. Burt
Edward ©. Jones
Erastus B. Badger
William N. Young
Horace H. Watson
William Robinson
Charles Williams
John 5
Supreme Regent Tripp Entertained in Baltimore
Supreme Regent Tripp of the Royal Arcanum of Baltimore visited the city and was treated to a complimentary dinner at the Crawford House. Attending were prominent officers including supreme orator F. Long and other grand and district leaders from Maryland and Massachusetts. Speeches were given by Tripp and several entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp
The
Supreme Concil
Supreme Council
Warren Bailey
Nelson
Wakefield
Thompson
I R. Webber
Warrall
John E. McKenna
BR. R. Lorimer
H. Koynton
J. L. Thayer
Victor J. Loring
Grand Council of
Massachusetts
City Notes Highlight Boston Events And Crimes
The Dartmouth Alumni reunion at Youngs in Boston is planned for January 23. Frank Mitchell, jailed over a year for his wife’s murder linked to the Charles River case, reports a home robbery of two watches a diamond ring and 701 dollars. The ring was found in a North End pawnshop after his own loan. The Boston Police Relief Association netted over 13000 from a Mechanics Building ball. A ship from Antwerp brings 36 valuable horses to the Midwest, with deliveries to Indiana New York Lafayette Minnesota. Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett will open at the Boston Theatre next Monday with box office seating. The Dockstaders and Levy plan another grand concert at the Boston Theatre Sunday. Giovanni Dondero, wanted by Italian authorities for a 1888 murder in Cornia, Italy, is extradited from New York after papers arrive and will be sent to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of
Dartmouth
Boston
Young’s
Frank Mitchell
Charles River
North End
Mitchell
Boston Police Relief Association
Mechanics
Pieter de Coninck
Antwerp
Elkhart Belgian Draught Company
Indiana
James Gray
New York
Crouch & Travis
Lafayette
Ind
August Collins
Minnesota
Edwin Booth
Lawrence Barrett
Boston Theatre
Dockstaders
Levy
Giovani Dondero
Cornia
Italy
Dondlero
Dondero
Washington
United States
McDonald
Manners of theatre audiences in Boston debated
A reader letter urges concerted manners reforms in Boston theatres. The writer questions audience habit of leaving early and argues for staying until curtain down, noting the motive behind "sorushing" and calling manners long overdue.
Forty fourth Massachusetts Regiment reunion honors General Corse
The thirteenth annual Forty-fourth Massachusetts Regiment Association banquet at Young's drew nearly 150 members. General John M Corse headlined with praise for valor, while Major Lane and Colonel Sessions spoke for related regiments. The group, about 350 strong with a $2500 charitable fund, elected officers for the next year and set the next reunion for January 15, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Corse
Forty-fourth Massachusetts Regiment Association
Young’s
Lee
Godfrey Weitzel
Association
John M. Corse
Everett Lane
The
Loyal Legion
W. F. Lord
Fortythird Massachusetts Regiment
George R. Rogers
General Corse
Mr. Lane
Theodore W. Fisher
Charles G. Soule
William Hedge
Horace Coburn
John Dorr
Frank G. Webster
Rogers
Sisson
Fifth
Rhode Island Regiment
Lane
John M Corse
King
Beye
Orse
Sessions
Rhode Island
Frank J. Bush
James Berger
Henry W. Hartwell
James H. Blake
George F. Hall
Thomas 8. Edwards
James B. Gardner
Charles E H. Bailey
Clapp
George H. Everett
William Carlton Ireland
Ompany
George W. French
Andrew J. Hersey
Harrison Parker
John T. Shickford
William H. Bird
British Americans hold annual meeting in America Hall
The British-Americans Association gathered at America Hall on 724 Washington Street with delegates from forty-nine of sixty-five Massachusetts branches. President James Wemyss presided as reports from Secretary John Spooner and Treasurer James H. Stark showed solid finances and a treasury surplus. FE Bradbury reported fifteen new branches formed since July, and officers were elected for 1889 including Wemyss as president Stark as vice president Low as secretary Arnold as treasurer and Bradbury Kinnear Sinclair on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America Hall
Washington Street
Massachusetts
James Wemyss
John $. Spooner
James H. Stark
FE. W. Bradbury
Eleventh annual Coachmens Benevolent ball at Mechanics Hall
The eleventh annual ball of the Coachmens Benevolent Association was held at Mechanics Hall last evening and deemed a success. The event featured 24 dances from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. preceded by an hour concert by the National Guard Band. About 700 people attended, with many strikingly beautiful costumes in bright colors. Association president Thomas Langan led the floor with helpers including Robert H. Smith Thomas Cannon Bryan Manning Dennis Shehan Clement Price and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coachmens’ Benevolent Association
Mechanics’ Hall
National Guard
Association
Thomas Langan
Robert H. Smith
Thomas Cannon
Bryan J. Manning
Dennis Shehan
Clement Price
Police dispute Olinsky burglary claim at Stillman street
Police Captain Cain doubts the account of Jacob Olinsky of No. 16 Stillman street who said a room was entered and $700 stolen from his trunk. Officers found the door intact and no damage to the lock, with no marks indicating a break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Jacob Olinsky
No. 16
Stillman Street
Olinsky
Supreme Judicial Court session summaries and case listings
The report lists cases argued before the Supreme Judicial Court including No. 2066 D H Lannan v Walter et al and No. 2046 George v Boston & Lowell RR. It covers multiple sessions with orders and names of counsel for plaintiffs and defendants, plus unfinished and resumed actions and a verdict in No. 2720 Elias R Hunnewell v J W Duxbury et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
C.J
Fieup
Allen, Hotmis
Knowron
D. H. Lannan
James E. Walter
P. J. Casey
L. L. Scaife
George
Boston & Lowell Railroad
O Voee CG
Lincoln
W. Y
A. J. Bailey
Edward O. Morgan
Josiah G. Abbott
Hesseltine
W. A. Brackett
George F. Richardson
E. Jf. Johnson
Aldrich
Merc
M. l. Gi. Newell
Ac. Assn
Collamore
Bolles
Walsh
Los
ieve-Mecatrey Vy. Jeust
Rk, Co
Nings
Crane
Higgins
Pence
Morse
Ae Tram
Adams
Gastine
Tobin
Handy
Tram R
Richmond
Boston
Ketsky
Culver
Same
Hillson
Sherman
William Ham
Woodbury A. Ham
Friend Street
Porcecany
Shepard
L. W. Howes
PrimAy
Elias R. Hunnewell
J. W. Duxbury
Electric Advertising Company
Maineaws
Fred McIntire
W. F
Slocum
Thomas Casson
Boston & Providence Railroad
Bussey
William Gaston
J. E. Cotter
George Putnam
Thomas Russell
Casson
Buckman
Minott
Iarly
Lydstrom
Taylor
Page
Pearce
Rall
Wagoner
Cable
Chapin
Lockwood
Knapp
Sane
Scully
Linehan
Sawyer versus Mackie writ of entry to try title case
Superior Court record notes three cases: No 2476 Sawyer v Mackie over a tax sale parcel 153 B street where demandant claims title. verdict directed for defendant. No 2492 Miley v White for drainage rights and building restrictions affecting Elmo street property. verdict for plaintiff $30276. No 1228 Crane v Higgins for manure sale. auditor found $33.26 owed, verdict to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Joan
Biopeett
Charles W. Sawyer
Ellen Mackie
B Street
Demandant
J. P.treadwell
E. B. Hagar
R. Lund
Thomas Miley
Addison H. White
E.d. McKelleger
J. M. Browne
Snow versus Alley progresses with jury trial next morning
In Norfolk Superior Court on January 16 Averica J presiding the Chester Snow versus John B Alley case was resumed and arguments finished one instruction will be given and the case committed to the jury on Thursday morning Attorneys G O Shattuck and H P Harriman for the plaintiff R G Ingersoll and G L Shorey for the defendant also listed are Benkart and Cronnell matters. The court will continue jury trials this present week and Monday will hear uncontested divorces and then jury waivers Hearings on exceptions and motions for new trials will be in order Monday.
Summary of Forgery and Robbery Sentences in Superior Court
In a January session at Superior Court J Frank Dunbar and J. Frank Y. Chapman faced forgery charges with sentences tied to Massachusetts reformatories. Other defendants received terms for larceny robbery and assault including three to seven years in state prisons and house of correction. Several defendants had sentences postponed or unknown outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar
J. Frank Y. Chapman
Massachusetts Reformatory
Robert T. George
Samuel Allen
House of Correction
John A. Fisher
Frederick Codman
Rachel Cheeseman
Lizzie Robinson
Annie Sullivan
Henry Monroe
James Lincoln
State
Henry Haverty
George Lester
Joseph Connors
Mary Downey
Thomas Foley
Anna Tone Same
Frank Hurley
Joseph Donohue
Stephen I. Lewis
Damages Awarded in Danvers Crossing Death Case
In Essex County Superior Court on Jan 16 Judge Mason presided. David Brown admr. sued Boston and Maine Railroad for the death of Margaret Brown at Chestnut street crossing Danvers Aug 11 1887 alleging lack of due care by railroad agents. The jury found for plaintiff $1500. Other actions by Mary O Preston Naumkeag Street railway and Frank Rogers against the same railway concern personal injuries from being thrown.
Court actions involve contracts and torts against railroads
The record lists multiple 19th century cases including Eberly versus Briggs on spokes and a pro forma verdict for $354. Whittemore administratrix versus Boston & Maine railroad concerns damages for a car inspector’s death due to alleged negligence. Additional entries name Menard cases and Gledden v City of Lynn among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Vane
H. P. Moulton
Eberly
Briggs
B. N. Johnson
Whittemore
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eliza Whittemore
A. Benjamin
Lincoln
Peterson v Inhabitants of Waltham land damages suit
Superior Court Middlesex Jan 16 case with Joseph Peterson suing for damages from land taken for Prospect street extension. Defense claims petitioner released all damages rights for business interference in exchange for value. Trial stated with counsel B Johnson for petitioner and T H Armstrong for defendant. then list of 1830s case citations follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Drewery
Joseph Peterson
Waltham
Prospect Street
Tial
B. Bohnson
T. H. Armstrong
Gunnerson
Heaton
Glennon
Savage
Baker
Swett
Walker
Burnap
Clark
Snow
Same
Mills
Durgin
Patten
Lynch
Smith
Childs
Connolly
Robertson Et al
Goss
Boston Lying-in Hospital Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Boston Lying-in Hospital on McLean Street held its annual meeting. Ariel H. Crocker was elected president James Ayer vice president Otis Norcross treasurer Henry EF Jenks secretary and trustees including Horace Dupee Oliver W. Peabody Augustus Flagg Henry H. Sprague Abbott Lawrence and William H. Baldwin. The year showed expenditures of 15417 76 receipts 13826 54 and a deficit of 1591 21 due mainly to 2625 spent on repairs and renovations. There were 446 patients with four deaths and a daily average of 15.02 patients. The year-end balance was 201419 34. Letters from Dr C J Cullingworth and Dr W Ball Headley praised the hospital. The trustees urged charitable contributions to support extending the block for hospital use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of the
Boston Lying-in Hospital
McLean Street
Ariel H. Crocker
James Ayer
Otis Norcross
Henry EF. Jenks
Horace Dupee
Oliver W. Peabody
Augustus Flagg
Henry H. Sprague
Abbott Lawrence
William H. Baldwin
C. J. Cullingworth
St. Thomas’s Hospital
London
W. Ball Headley
Melbourne
Australia
John Adams On The Jews Letter From 1818
A dated letter from John Adams to M. M. Noah of New York dated July 31 1818 praises a liberal discourse on the rights of conscience in religion and government. Adams commends Jewish insight and urges equal civic privileges for all nations while reflecting on providence and Abraham’s broad religious influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
New York
Baron Hirsch
Joan Adams
M. M. Noah
Quincy
Abraham
John Adams
Almy & Co Announces 20 Percent Off Coats and Suits
R. T. Almy & Co at 622 Washington Street near Essex marks down all men's and boys overcoats by twenty percent for cash from the regular price. They offer all wool suits now at $10, previously as high as $18, inviting early shoppers to secure first choice on the bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Almy & Co
Washinton Street
Essex
Obituary of Charles C Bills of Waltham
Charles C Bills a prominent Waltham citizen died at his Lyman street home from paralysis. Born in Dover in 1833 he came to Boston then settled in Waltham and built a long career in wholesale boots and shoes. He served as director of Shawmut National Bank trustee of Waltham Savings Bank and director of Waltham Gas Light Company. He helped organize Stowe Bills Whitney now Stowe Bills Hawley and was superintendent of the Waltham Baptist Sunday school for fifteen years. He belonged to Monitor Lodge F A M and the Baptist Social Union. He leaves a widow and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Bills
Charles
Bills
Waltham
Lyman Street
Dover
Boston
Bureau of Credits
Shawmut National Bank
Waltham Savings Bank
Waltham Gas Light Company
L. S. Jones & Co
Stowe, Bills & Whitney
Stowe, Bills & Hawley
Waltham Baptist Sunday School
Monitor Lodge
F.A.M
Baptist Social Union
Moses A Hodgdon Dies in Newburyport at 71
Moses A Hodgdon of Weare New Hampshire died in Newburyport yesterday from heart failure. A former Senator and Representative and Governor's council member, he was active in Republican politics for years. He leaves a widow and one daughter. He was 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses A. Hodgdon
Weare
N. H
Newburyport
Hodgdon
New Hampshire
Republican Party
Burglar Arrest Follows After Cigar Theft at Broadway Store
At 11 o'clock this morning William Toomey was arrested while in possession of five boxes of cigars and two pies. Minutes later detectives linked him to a break-in at William Brown's grocery, 24 Broadway, where 1000 cigars and pies were stolen. Circumstances point to Toomey as the burglar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Toomey
William Brown
Broadway
Toomey
Eames Defeats Yatter In Cushioned Carrom Billiards
Fred Eames dominated Moses Yatter at Hub Billiard Palace last night winning 250 to 209. Eames posted a winner's average of 256-97 with a high run of 20 while Yatter had 217-96 and a high run of 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eames
Moses Yatter
Eames
Proposal for Granite Curb Stones Sealed Bids in Boston
Sealed proposals addressed to the Park Commissioners for Granite Curb stones will be received at 87 Milk Street until 12 noon Friday January 25 1859. Bids opened publicly at that time. Plans and contract forms available at City Engineer City Hall Boston. Commissioners reserve right to reject any or all bids for the citys interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Commissioners
The
Milk Street
City Hall
Boston
City of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hewett
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Bedford Street
E. W. Wilcox
William Claflin
Alfred H. Batcheller
John Cummings
Charles A. Grinnell
Augustus P. Martin
Thomas E. Proctor
Charles 5. Ingalls
Daniel W. Wilcox
Horace Billings
E. H. Dewson
J. Jk. Leeson
Henry Bond
J. Allston Newhall
Nathan Nichols
Arthur W. Pope
George D. Colburn
Elisha
Converse
Jacob M. Cropley
Eustace Cummings
Joseph Davis
George A. Hull
William F. Johnson
Clarence W. Jones
Frank Keene
Charlies B. Lancaster
Charles N. Prouiy
Edward F. Sanborn
Abijah Thompson
Thomas White
George A. White
Finance
Thomas 3
Prector
James A. Woolson
William B. Rice
George D. Clapp
Rank B. Converse
Griffin
Place
Timothy Reed
Charles Bulfum
Charles EB. Johnson
George McConnell
Edwin Mudge
George K. Peaver
Edwin L. Sprague
Charles N. de David Cummings
S. Herbert Howe
Theophilus King
Riley
Pebbles
N. W. Rice
Oliver B. Root
Edwin M. Stowe
Albert L. Coolidge
Edward L. Pickard
Kingston Street
Claflin
Ball of the Pelice Metie? Association
Malden Serenaders
Massachusetts Association
Taverner
P. L. Salem
Ham
Leslie
Wetherbee
Foley
Pettee Mach
Clifford
Wye
W. P. Cogg
Welsh
Farrar
Parker
Horton
Chandler
Boardman
Conpton
Kello
McKiel
Almy
Clarke
Galpin
Carter
Kyram
Swan
Lux
Pinkiam
McIntire
Roverts
Spence
Piul
Rodman
Nawn
Newcombe
Protec
Sweat
EricHan, C.J
Towne
Bancroft
Maloney
Forbush
Butler
Bassett
Lauler
Perkins
Internat’s Trust Co
Lorden
Duffey
Morey
Atkins
O’brien
Patton
Gillis
O’ Riordan
Hellier
Thomas
Woods
Lassett
Browne
Essex County
Mason, J
Bancroft & Dyer
Tremont Street
Ndia Phas
Burton-on-Trent
England
John Fennell
Devonshire
Arch
Ste
Paris
Boston Post
Haverhill Street
Ram
the Weekly Post
Dal
Oak Grove Farm
Ruccles Street
Health Food CO
Tremont St
Burton
Tuttle’s Elixir CO
Uorse
Hyde Park
Merrimac Street
Buston
Jil Volutus
Walton
Mansfield
Vsto
Menard
Boston & Maine RR
Adiit
Gledden
City of Lynn
Kimball
Muller Et al
Willias
Benjamin Dean
Patrick Maguire
Joan F. Andrew
Department of Parks
Office of Park Commissioners
Stetson, Moseley & Co
First
K Street
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Telegraph & Telephone Line
Fearl SL
Mas
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