Second Day Proceedings of Woman's Board of Missions
The second session opened at Mt. Vernon Church with Miss Stanwood Miss Tyler Miss Bissell and others delivering addresses on foreign missions. Officers were elected including Bowker Copp and Stoddard. Bowker resigned after twenty two years of service and Copp spoke in response. The next annual meeting will be in Hartford Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Board of Missions
Mt. Vernon Church
Albert Bowker
E. Harriet Stanwood
Bureau of Exchange
Susan EB. Tyler
Julia Bissell
Karmarkar
Bombay
Calliope Vaitse
Turkey
Ella J. Newton
Forehow
Nellie Bartlett
Wesern Turkey
Miss Bissell
G. H. Gatterson
Jadura
B. Rand
Judson Smith
N. G. Clark
E. K. Alden
Gen. Creegan
John O. Means
Strong
6. Daniels
Lemuel Gulliver
Charles Stoddard
Gyles Merle Airs. Bhay
J. A. Haskell
Boston
J. Frederic Hill
Cambridge
S. Brainard Pratt
Abbie B. Child
Eien Carrath
Harriet W. May
J. A. Feit, Esq
M. C. Woods
Henry D. Hyde
Kate G. Lamson
J. A. Copp
Hartford
Conn
French Social Reform Ideas Presented in Charity Conference
The General Conference of Charities heard Rev. John Graham Brooks describe France’s La Reforme Sociale and the Central Economic Society of Paris. He urged Americans to adapt its model to create a national distributing center for practical sociological and economic knowledge, noting literature shifts and library methods that improve access to subjects for working people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference of Charities
Association Hall
Boylston Street
John Graham Brooks
France
United States
George S. Hale
Central Economic Society
Paris
American Social Science Association
Brooks
F. B. Sanborn
Dining and reunions fill Young's Hotel agenda in city social round
A slate of gatherings centered at Young's Hotel last evening included the Great Head Yacht Club dinner, the ninth annual English High School class of ’81 reunion, the Holy Cross alumni meeting, and a Scots Charitable Society session. Toasts, music by the Boston Medical School Quartet, and elected officers marked the events, with numerous notable attendees from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Head
S. H. Whidden
W. D. Humphrey
Winslow
Lander M. Bouve
J. A. McKim
Frank L. Gibson
Frank ST. Kenah
Young's Hotel
Henry F Sears
EO Stickney
Ey Howard
Kk. Morse
H.C. Parker
W. A. Robinson
J. LE. Hayes
Iioly Cross College of Worcester
Parker House
Thomas J. Conaty
Robert Fulton
M. J. Hf. Kane
S.J
Holy Cross College
J. Jewarts Greene
Worcester Spy
Patrick Maguire
Scots Charitable Society
Robert Gray
P. C G. Anderon
John McGaw
David South
James Henderson
John J. Loudon
James Maitland
Hugh MacNeile
Wilam Jaumb
John McGregor
Souslas Graham
J. J. Scott
A. C. Falconer
Brunswick
C. Stuart Palleby
Philadelphia
Penn
Ernest Scheper
New York
H. F. Merritt
Chemnitz
Mars
Richard Carman
William Toel
William HH. Wilder
Gardner
R. Treat
S. P. Wells
W. J. Althous
St. Louis
Bk. A. Phisseil
Florence
Sones J. Speer
Huntington
Williams and Wife
Manchester
Lavingston
Duluth
A. H. Haneal
U.S.A
Charles J. Alexander
J. Packard
Montreal
F. B. Mathews
Belfast
Quincy
E. W. Bushnell
Burlington
Portland
G. H. Smith
Northampton
L. H. Fitton
Franklin
E. G. Coffin
Skowhegan
Ub. I. Haleey
Newmarket
Seth A. Gifford
Frank Cummins
Amsterdam
N. Y
Whittaker
St. Ohne NJ
Wow Ee Bass
Ree
G. L. Bradley
Minneapolis
Con
Bieta Websters
J. D
Richmond
Vaness Ewing
Eustis
F. S. Higgins
Louisville
J. Brown
Kansas City
N. Oppenheimer
Buffalo
Albert
Whittemore
Olebrook
Nible Waeblington Brown
Gillette
Haviford
Com
F. L. Fairchild
Mt. Vernon
Revere
John Thompson
T. P. Cook
Daniel BE. Moran
J. W. Sanborn
Wolteboro
N. H
J. S. Rieker
A.C. Woodworth
Chicopee
W. P. Little
Vendome
Hk. Zeiber
T. W. Mutridge
E. B. Maynard
Springfield
Ira A. Chase
Bristol
N. He
N. J
John S. DeWitt
Sullivan’s Waterloo at Common Council Showdown over Police Act
Boston Common Council debates end in decisive defeat for Councilman Richard Sullivan who sought repeal of the Metropolitan Police Act and to test its constitutionality. While Parker urged repeal as encroachment on city self government, the body postponed repeal and rejected testing the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sullivan
Common Council
Boston
Metropolitan Board of Police
General Court
Metropolitan Police
Corporation Counsel
Parker
Ward 10
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Counelman Sullivan
Mr. Parker
Prince
Commonwealth
Supreme Court
Police Commission
Arlington Street
Charles Street
West Street
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Whitmore
Bunker Hill
Barker Hill
Public Library
Barlow
New York
Committee On Finance
Law Department
Water Board
Committee On
Suffolk County
Park Commissioners
Health Commissioners
Ferry
Brookline
Cit
Charlestown
Board of Aldermen
Fire Department
Fire Commissioners
Berkeley and
Tresmont Streets
Franklin
John T. Priest
Bostop
Joseph Hay
Grand Army of the Republic
Messrs
Burnham
Quinn
Reed
Woodbury
Hatch
Carroll
J. D. Doherty
Breen
Ian Parker
Dyar
Mulhall
Norris
Park
E. B. Barry
D. F. Barry
Towle
Lovett
Thompson
Graham
Brown
Kinney
P. Pierce
Paige
Goodenough
Woman's Charity Club organizes hospital fundraiser event
The Woman's Charity Club, meeting at the Young Women's Christian Association Hall, plans a January 30 entertainment at the Boston Theatre to benefit its new hospital. The program features a Norwegian festival with Odin and Thor views, Asgard tableaux, Ingeborg's Lament sung by Mme. Achorn, lecturer Henry L. Southwick, and a Scandinavian chorus with Miss Rogot. Committee work includes finishing the hospital reception room, fencing, and visiting charity work. New members Mary Collins, Mrs. B. Bacon, Mrs. H. Clement, Dr. Carrie Harrington, and Eliza Davis and Josephine Wiggins were elected.
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Woman’s Charity Club
Atl
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Boston
Odin
Thor
Miher
Asgard
Ingeborg
Mme. Achorn
Henry L. Southwick
Rogot
Lawton
Charity Club Hospital
Mus
ES. Converse
Sp Mary Collins
Krockland
Mass
PB. Bacon
EH. Clement
Carriet Harrington
Eliza Davis
Josephine Wiggins
Knights and Ladies Open Second Supreme Conclave Session
The second annual session of the Supreme Council Royal Conclave of Knights and Ladies opened yesterday morning at Ancient Landmark Hall with about forty five members. Reports from officers were received and referred. membership reached 2176 with six deaths and 147 suspensions in 1880. Financials showed general fund receipts of 10888 77 disbursements 10313 77, benefit fund 18441 73 receipts and 13895 60 payments, balance 4546 13, reserve 2931 22, council balance 1712 49. Sessions to continue today.
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Supreme Council Royal Conclave of Knights and Ladies
Ancient Landmark Hall
Supreme
C. J. Spenceley
Butler
Blachard
Supreme Council
Woburn Strike Hearing Opens Before State Board
The Woburn tanners and manufacturers faced the State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation on Beacon Street to settle wage disputes. Knights of Labor representatives joined the meeting led by Chairman Walcott. A proposed price list and weekly hours were debated, with a return hearing scheduled for Monday at 10 a.m. The Knights urged restraint while some 32 workers remained on strike.
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Woburn
State Board of Arbitration
Beacon Street
Walcott
J. F. Ramsdell
E. L. Shaw
W. Beggs
E. C. Cotter
Knights of Labor
David F. Moreland
Denis L. Sullivan
James MacGovern
John J. Short
David Shea
Manufacturers’ Association
Wie
Knights
Board
Beggs & Cobb
Renney & Murphy
Tury
School Board to place flagstaffs on city schools
Waltham January 16 The School Board voted to install flagstaffs on the high north grammar and Orange street school buildings to receive donated flags at city expense. Committees named for accounts estimates evening schools teachers schoolhouses rules salaries text books industrial schools band drawing physical culture music sewing and related duties with division groupings recorded.
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Waltham
North Grammar
Orange Street
Bailey
Noble
Bond
Johnson
Powers
Stephenson
Jarvis
Stone
Fisher
Milton
Sirs
Poole of the British Museum A World Renowned Scholar
Professor R Stuart Poole of the British Museum ranks as a leading numismatist Egyptologist and biblical scholar. He edited Egyptology in Britannica and lectures at universities. He co-founded the Egypt Exploration Fund with Miss Awards and serves as a vice president. He is one of eight foreign members of the Institute of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
British Museum
R. Stuart Poole
D.C.L
England
Ile
Chimentas
Kgypt Exploration Fund
Insitute of
France
Old Saul's Catarrh Cure Promises Relief at 25 Cents
An old newspaper ad proclaims life improves for nasal catarrh sufferers due to Old Saul's Catarrh Cure. It sells for 25 cents a box and is advertised as available everywhere.
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Russia
Committees Named by School Board for 1590 Work Ahead
The School Board adjourned session announced the 1590 committees with President Gallagher naming members for Standing, Annual Report, Elections, Evening Schools, Examinations, Hygiene, Kindergartens, Legislative Matters, Manual Training, Music, Nominations, Physical Training, Rules and Regulations, Salaries, Schoolhouses, Sewings, Supplies, Text Books, Truant Officers, and special orders. Alphabetical divisions outline Normal High School and Division committees with chairs and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George KK. Swasey
Messrs. Capen
Packard
Allen
Whittemore
Liberty D. Packard
Keller
Daniels
Drawine
Charles M. Green
Gallagher
Miss Pingree
Pettigrove
O'Grady
J. I. C. Winship
Messrs
Swasey
George R. Swasey
Emery
W.S. Allen
Schindler
Joseph D. Falion
Field
Mowry
Winship
Horace Mann
Caroline E. Hastings
Fifield
Green
Hygiene—Russell DD
Elliott
Blake
S. B. Allen
Joseph D. Fallon
Swasey, Capen
Johnn G. Blake
Fisela
Pi Igree
Humphreys
Meecuen
Samuel B. Capen
Miss Hastings
Iumphreys
W. S. Allen
Meemen
William A. Mowry
Hastings
Meeuen
Jess
Thomas J. Emery
Fallen
Alten
Miss Fingree
Mr. Swasey
Miss Wingree
Sixihee Fallon
B. Allen
Humpheys
Mecuen
Capen
Keiler
Mith Division
Messrs. Mowry
Insolvency Actions Reach Multiple New England Firms
A. A. Waterman & Co. assigns to Henry H. Carter with liabilities of 13,000. Speck of 1325 Washington street has had a petition withdrawn. Dicker of 160 Merrimac street faces insolvency. Batley of 342 Cranston street assigns to R. O. Whitney. Turner of 117 Haverhill street and 2 James street, Somerville, fails with 2,000 liability and 600 to 700 assets. Creditors offered 25 cents on the dollar. Blennis of Portland assigns to D. J. Payne. Farrow Bros. of Charlestown fail and offer 20 cents on a dollar payable Feb 16. Torr of Peabody fails. Witherell of Holyoke insolvent. Preble & Co. schedules show 555,728 liabilities, 669,584 nominal assets, 98,489 actual assets. Ulysses G. McQueen of Newton goes insolvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Waterman & Co
Bromfield Street
Henry H. Carter
Beacon Street
John J. McNutt
Alexander Speck
Washington Street
Isaac M. Dicker
Merrimac Street
Frank Bros
New York
George W. Batley
Cranston Street
Providence
R. L
R. O. Whitney
William O.turner
Haverhill Street
Boston
James Street
Somerville
W.D. Blenns
Pater
Portland
Ulysses G. McQueen
Newton
Mass
Last German Fete Held At Fauntieroy Hall
The final in a six part German program at Fauntieroy Hall drew about thirty couples. Attendees were well dressed and a fine supper followed. Managers were A. C. C. Hill W. G. Rand and F. F. Lripp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Association
Fauntieroy Hall
Messrs
A. C. C. Hill
W. G. Rand
F. F. Lripp
State Care of Poor Children Address by Miss Putnam
Miss Elizabeth C. Putnam spoke before the Moral Education Society at Wesleyan Hall on the State care and training of Massachusetts poor and dependent children. She described the charity plan to aid unsettled infants and orphans, with younger children in state homes and older ones placed with families by visiting agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth C. Putnam
Moral Education Society
Wesleyan Hall
Tewksbury Almshouse
Speen
Vistra
Conference on Poisonous Drugs by American Health Society
A two session meeting at Odd Fellows Hall debated drug dangers and medical practice. George Dutton presided afternoon, with C W Emerson, Abby Morton Diaz, C O Hurlburt, and John Collier speakers urging reform and denouncing reliance on toxic drugs and traditional medical science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Health Society
Odd Fellows’ Hall
George Dutton
C. W. Emerson
Abby Morton Diaz
C. O. Hurlburt
John Collier
A Winkley
J. A. Dresser
A. T. Buswell
A. I. Landis
Independent Women Voter Caucuses Form Delegates in Temple
Caucuses of the independent women voters of Wards 3 4 and 5 were held yesterday afternoon to choose delegates to the ward and city committee. Presiding was Mrs KE Trask Hill. Delegates named include Ward 3 Mis Trask Hill Mrs F M Webster and Mrs Caroline Ritchie Ward 4 Mrs Isabelle Silver Miss C M Tilden and Mrs M Lieber Ward 5 Mrs Sarah Pickering Mrs Barbara McClung and Mrs Addie Norwood. They discussed plans for the coming year and the fair opening March 10 at Horticultural Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Women Voters
Temple of Honor Hall
KE. Trask Hill
Mis.ki Trask Hill
F. M. Webster
Caroline Ritchie
Isabelle Silver
C. M. Tilden
M. Lieber
Sarah Pickering
Barbara McClung
Addie Norwood
Horticultural Hall
Boston Athletic Club Bowls Narrowly Beats Newton
In a league bowing contest at the Boston Athletic Club last night Newton totals 2644 to Boston 2842, Boston winning by 198. The match marked the third game in the series. H Taggard defeated F W Paine in a wrestling bout ending after 271m 14s with Paine exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Club
Newton
Boston Athletic
Boston
H. Taggard
F W. Paine
Taggard
Paine
Agnes Clifford Dies After Severe Burn at City Hospital
Agnes Clifford, admitted to City Hospital on the 6th with severe burns, died last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Clifford
Police recover stolen property from Harwich street
Officers of Station 4 last evening recovered 125 dollars worth of property stolen from Samuel Cooper of Harwich street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station 4
Samuel Cooper
Harwich Street
John Murphy Shot on Tremont Street Dies Looming Recovery
John Murphy was shot by Lee Colbert on Tremont Street last Wednesday evening. He was alive at 12 o'clock last night, but no hopes are entertained for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Lee Colbert
Tremont Street
WisTAr's BALSAM of Wild Cherry in La Grippe cases
WisTAr's BALSAM of Wild Cherry is being used with remarkable success in La Grippe cases and is spoken of in the highest praise by those who have used it.
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Wistar
Dinner parties at the Revere House promise fine rooms
Dinner parties can secure excellent rooms and the most appetizing repasts at the Revere House.
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Revere House
Courts List of Civil Docket Entries and Attorneys
The January sessions of the 2nd Judicial Court show docketed cases including Cary Library mandamus petition against Edward Bliss and others, with lawyers listed for both sides. Additional entries include Lawton Spooner v Handley, Horace Hall v Dudley Hall, Kiernan v Lennahan, Boston & Maine v Tratton, and Henry W Holland v Cheshire Railroad Company, with respective counsel noted.
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Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Devens
WG Allen
Co Aluen
Holmees and Knowlton
Cary Library
Edward Bliss
Charles Robinson
George A. Blaney
William Gaston
Fred E. Snow
Lawton R. Spooner
Wallace Handiey
W. Wood
F. A. Gaskill
S. Lincoln
W. J. Badeer
A. H. Briggs
Henry W. Holland
Cheshire Railroad Company
How
Talk on Bell and his Telephone
In Wells Memorial building last evening Professor Jacques of the Bell company explained the mysteries of the telephone to a large class in practical electricity. He traced Bell s early struggles and experiments from Boston 1874 and a Cross Institute of Technology lecture that sparked the idea. He described Bell s debt and romantic troubles before fame and noted the gold fields option or invention as a turning point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Memorial
Jacques
Bell Company
Bell
Boston
Cross
Institute of Technology
Zell
Blake
Court Street
Hell
California
Teaching the Old Testament to Sunday School Children
Rev. Percy Browne filled in for Rev. H S Nash at Trinity Church teachers’ meeting. He urged directing children’s minds to religion early, analogizing to flowers’ beauty, and valuing Old Testament lives to inspire noble thoughts and actions, noting Jewish devotion despite crude ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 5S. Nash
Theological School
Cambridge
Trinity Church
Percy Browne
God
Boston Superior Court First Session Cases
The record lists multiple civil actions from the January sessions. It notes Joseph Brown v Strieder for $10,000 damages due to a work accident at a Washington street press, and George W Brown v West End Railroad for $6,600 damages after a collision injuring rider and horse, with various attorneys named. The docket includes numerous postured cases, motions, and a May-January schedule of postponed matters and fourth and fifth sessions focusing on personal injury, promissory note disputes, and contested divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Pitman
Joseph Brown
John W. Strieder
Washington Street
I. J. Baker
J. G. Cobe
H. G. Alien
George W. Brown
West End Railroad Company
Congress Avenue
Chese
S. B. Allen
G. M. Stearns
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Natick
Latuner
Mary FE. Gallagher
City of
Boston
Sss
Willard Street
J. A. Maxwell
J. Libby
R. W. Nason
Henry Kellogg, Jr
M. Ei
George H. Cochnower
Cochnower
Perry & Co
Providence
Readville
William Gaston
M. J. Creed
J. H. Benton, Jr
Insolvency Court Calendar for Today in Suffolk County
McKim J notes adjourned third meetings for cases including 766 Macomber and Greenwood 1180 Severance and Tppan 1573 Kluntley and Sonus 1621 Robert bt Piper 1642 Lawler and Hale 1648 Charles L Puitle 1674 K J Clark and Co 1678 George Ki lvans 1605 John A Gill 1697 George Hinney 1733 Charles Parrott 17826 Joseph A Pournecotte 1474 L Edward Moore 1622 Simon Himetheke adjourned called meeting 1730 Edmund Keyes called meeting 458 sherhucne vs Griffiths 498 Bibber vs Milward first meetings listed 1824 R Clinton Harlow 1888 O Brien and Bond 1855 John Robbins 11840 Walter N Rogers 1837 Henry L Wales list43 Michael J Donahoe.
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Suffolk County
McKim. J
Macomber & Greenwood
Severance &T.ppan
K.luntley & Sonus
Robert Bt. Piper
Lawler & Hale
Charles L
Puitle, 1674—K. J. Clark & Co. 1678—George Ki. bLvans, 1605—John A. Gill
George Hinney
Charles Parrott
Joseph A. Pournecotte
L Edward ©. Moore
Simon Himetheke
Edmund Keyes
Sherhucne
Grifiths
Bibber
Milward
Passquelle Malleo and others in legal docket lists
Defendants Pasquelle Malleo Frank Mulvey and Joseph Burbank face charges including assault with intent to kill breaking and entering and larceny in building with sentences from House of Correction and State Prison. The docket lists Commonwealth cases 254 1197 268 252 276 1240 279 248 230 262 291 with various same v. cross references and judge notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquelle Malleo
House of Correction
John McKenna
Frank Mulvey
Joseph Burbank
Commonwealth
Same
Holland
Henneverry
Lynch
Kerwin
Sobolovski
Thompson versus Wakefield damages for sidewalk injury
Case Thompson four five three five Hattie D M Clark sues Town of Wakefield for injuries from a sidewalk out of repair. Defense filed general denial. Trial list includes plaintiff attorney Charles Bartlett Chester W Clark and defendant attorney S K Hamilton.
Bar Meeting to Discuss President's Judiciary Message
A bar meeting of United States court practitioners is scheduled for Tuesday January 21 at noon. Attendees will consider the judiciary portion of the President's message and whether to launch a nationwide concerted action by the United States Court bar to advance the president's recommended measures.
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United States
United States Court
Funeral for Charles B Danforth Herald City Editor
The funeral of Charles B Danforth late city editor of the Herald will be at Bultinech Place Chapel at 10 a m. Pall bearers report to 75 Hancock street at 9 30 a m and accompany remains to the chapel. Mendelssohn Quartet and Mrs Alice May Bates Rice will sing a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Danforth
The
Herald
Bultinech Place
Hancock Street
Mendelssohn
Alice May Bates Rice
Boston loan award and local society notices headlining
The Boston loan of 1 937 000 for city improvements goes to Blake Bros. Co and Brewster Cobb Estabrook with a 12 138 50 premium. Upcoming events include the Boston Drugeists' Association dinner, New England Music Teachers meeting, Boot and Shoe Club dinner, Channing Club dinner, Caledonian Club Burns celebration, and Boston Young Men's Christian Association officers elected. Social gatherings at Berkeley Hall feature dances with many youths in attendance. Hone for Aged Women corporation meeting reelects officers. funeral for Mrs Georgiana May Allen, wife of Rev Henry F Allen, held at the Church of the Messiah.
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Boston
Blake Bros. & Co
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Boston Drugegists’ Association
Parker's
New England Public School Music Teachers’ Association
Boot and Shoe Club
Parker House
Channing Club
Young's Hotel
Caledonian Club
Robert Burns
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Vriany
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
E. M. McPherson
A. L. Coolidge
Arthur S. Johnston
L. Pitkine
Jimy Gordon
Berkeley Hall
Samuel H. Spring
Henry A. Polley
Arthur L. Spring
Frank H. Mudee
Corporation of the “Hone
Revere Street
Henry F. Jenks
AL S. Woodworth
Georgiana May Allen
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Henry F Allen
Florence Street
Young Men's Democratic Club Holds First Dinner of Season
The Young Men's Democratic Club met at the Thorn dike for its first monthly dinner, with thirty gentlemen present including officers and members. Treasurer Henry W. Swift presided as discussions covered club information systems, the Australian ballot act, and expanding membership with town correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Democratic Club
Thorndike
Henry W. Swift
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Merchant names and firms across cities listed in trade directory
A fragmented OCR list shows various names and firms with city affiliations across Allentown Albany Cincinnati Cleveland Madison Philadelphia Peoria Savannah St Louis Traverse City Washington Wilkes Barre and more. Entries include individuals from Stern Tyres Selz Schwab Co Lipincott Gusky Morgan Bros Co Mailey Carew and others.
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Ds Yinghamton
FE Stone
HA Goff
Stone
Goif & Co
Chivagio
C Maclanchlan
J I Selz
Selz, Schwab & Co
Cincinnati
EL Virden
Mailey & Carew
Cleveland
J S Fontius
N Stone
Tre Lexicon
Kyv
G P Ross
Louisville
J Duveneck
Kleinhaus & Simon Pon
Madison
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