General Court Petitions Include Sugar Trust Challenge and Local Aids
Amid legislative shifts, Mr. Hayes moves to instruct the Attorney General to challenge sugar trust validity. Petitions include parade arms for Sons of Veterans, American College for Girls at Constantinople, and New England Conservatory funding. Orders adopt tax reforms and public library grants, and seek wage aid, sentence uniformity on liquor offenses, and exemption of business income from tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Hayes
Boston
Mr. Dewey
Hoston
L. E. Gorham
Sons of Veterans
Sarah L. Bowker
American College For Girls
Constantinople
Washington Mills
Lawrence
New England Conservatory
Biebts Union
George Washington
Samuel Adams
Framingham Normal &Cchool
Meigs Elevated Railroad Petition Rows in Senate Debate
A Meigs Elevated Railroad Company petition seeks legislative power to locate build and operate elevated railways in Massachusetts under electric power. The measure was laid on the table with other petitions as Senate activity continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Meigs Elevated Railroad Company
Pmvileses
Boscon
Cook
West End
Meigs
Mears Flewered
Havinot
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Metcalf
Pringhem
George M. Stearns
Chileopee
Prisons Department Reports Detailed State Census and Reforms
Superintendent Witham Greene presents the third annual report showing 631 inmates in the State prison with 41 in skilled workshops and industries. Revenue from sales to other institutions reached 540 dollars and 219,084 dollars to other parties, plus 365 dollars income from piece price and 113.05 average earnings. The Woman's Reformatory houses 231 inmates with many in shirts and laundry work. The Massachusetts Reformatory holds 642 prisoners with 414 in chair making chair caning printing shoemaking and tailoring. Greene endorses the public accounts system and urges New York 1889 law adoption and a change allowing purchase of powered machinery with proper approval by the general superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witham &. Greene
Woman's Reformatory
Massachusetts Reformatory
Greene
New York
General Superintendent of Prisons
Haile Decision on Higher Office Sparks Nine Days’ Wonder
Rumors swirl over Lieutenant Governor Haile possibly declining to seek higher office. Some doubt the editorial claim and view it as a political feint. If true, it would mark an historic retreat. others see it as a prelude to a future gubernatorial bid or a temperance bloc maneuver. The episode is expected to fade in about nine days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haile
Hassie
Brackett
Hatle
Humphreys
New York
Albany
U. S. Army
Disappointed Gloucester Fishermen Eye Canadian Policy
Gloucester reports disappointment over Lord Stanley's Parliament opening speech. Fishermen fear no nodus vivendi and possible continuation of Canada’s aggressive stance toward American vessels. Grand Bank cod fishers warn they may quit unless Newfoundland and Nova Scotia supply bait and licenses renewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Lord Stanley
Canada
Harrison
Grand Bank
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Memorial Window for Col George's Daughter in Hopkinton Church
An illuminated window in memory of Charlotte Graham George, daughter of the late Colonel John H. H. George, was installed this week in Hopkinton Episcopal Church by Mrs. George. It is the church's first memorial window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. George
N. H
Charlotte Graham George
John HH. George
Hopkinton Episcopal Church
Theatrical Gossip Shapes Boston Theatre Week
The city’s theatres shift bills next week except Hollis Street with Booth and Modjeska at the Boston and the Museum opening the old comedy season. Miss Annie Clarke leads a busy Museum week with London Assurance and She Stoops to Conquer, while Paola opens at the Park Theatre with Duff opera company promising strong scenery and a 45-voice chorus. The Hollis Street revival Nadjy starring Edwit Stevens runs strong as critics review Julia Marlowe’s Parthenia and The Gondoliers heads to Boston with the Stetson company through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Street
Mr. Booth
Mme. Modjeska
Boston
Museum
Portia
Messrs
Otis Skinner
Ben G. Rogers
Charles Hanford
Owen Fawcett
Beaumont Smith
Maida Craigen
Hichelieu
Annie Clarke
Wolindton
London Assurance
Sir Harcourt
John Mason
Mas Harkaie Fis
Bonifars
MY. Gieoree W Wiisen
Gay Spanker
Ammo M. Ree
Grace Flarkoordau
Rimima V. Heesh
Miriam Wary
Paola
Park Theatre
Paulton
Jakobowski
Duff
Goateher and Young
New York
Chauncey Olentz
Denman Thompson
Chassaigne
Nadjy
Radolph Aronson
Notable Boston Market Firms in Faneuil Hall Market
The piece profiles several longtime Boston merchants at Faneuil Hall Market. Farnum & Co. at 108 110 Faneuil Hall Market discuss fruit and produce, Benton Caverly & Co. at 74 76 specialize in butter cheese and dairy exports, E S Stacey at 6 8 handles mutton lamb and veal, and A H Atwood at Central Market 48 North Street offers beef mutton lamb veal and poultry with a focus on low prices without sacrificing quality. Mr Stacey and Mr Atwood are highlighted for hands on leadership and steady growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Farnum & Co
Faneuil Hall Market
Farnuin
Curtis & Co
Faneuil Hall
Benton, Caverly & Co
Stacey
A.H. Atwood
Central Market
North Street
Mr. Atwood
Winthrop
Franklin School Association celebrates annual Berkeley Hall reunion
About one hundred members gathered for the Franklin School Association’s Birthday reunion in Berkeley Hall. Officers were elected including President Mrs Henrietta L T Wolcott and Vice President Granville B Putnam. Speakers praised school progress and called for women to take active roles in public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin School Association
Berkeley Hall
Henrietta L. T. Wolcott
Granville B. Putnam
Lydia A. Beck
Rufus
Frost
Bela
Fiske
Thomas F. Furber
O. J. Faxon
Edward A. Hunting
William P. Jones
Florence K. Johnson
Sarah J. Wing
Emma BE. Lawrence
Emia C. Lewton
Lucy VP
Nichols
Catharine HH. Raimetti
William Caheonegreene
Catharine ‘T. Smouds
Jennies
Tower
Louise Hopkins
Sunerinteid
Dent Seaver
William H. Baldwin
Dimieck
Wells School
Putnam
Franklin School
Flopkins
Franklin Association
Seaver
Dimiex
Thomas Hills
Scuofield
Rametti
Agnes O'Leary
Funeral rites for Herald city editor Charles B Danforth
Funeral services for Charles B Danforth city editor of the Herald were held at Bultineh Place Unitarian Chapel with George L Perin officiating. Attendees included Adjutant General Dalton Colonel Rockwell and other city officials. pall bearers and ushers listed. body to Nashua NH for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Danforth
The
Herald
Bultineh Place Unitarian
Hey
George L. Perin
Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church
Dalton
K. W. Rockwell
Henry Walker
Wninsley
Wade
Fie
Mr. Perin
Fred Richmond
Edwin Stearns
Frank C. Brownell
Fred E. Rollins
W. B. Smart
W. T. Klutchins
J.C. Morse
W. J. Hatheway
Neeler
Neavin
Joan J. McNeally
Kingdon
J. €. Kerrison
Nashua
N. H
Independent Women Voters Caucus Names Ward Delegates
The Independent Women Voters of Wards 14 and 15 held a caucus in Gray's hall South Boston naming ward and city committee delegates. Ward 14 elected Chairman Mrs E F Boland Secretary Caroline M Baxter Mrs A J Emery Mrs Mary A Williams and Miss A M Brooks plus six precinct officers. Ward 15 chose Chairman Mrs K Y Barker Secretary Lucy A Hamer Treasurer Mary K E Durgin and eleven precinct officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray’s Hall
South Boston
Ward 14
E. F. Boland
Caroline M. Baxter
A. J. Emery
Mary A. Williams
A. M. Brooks
Ward 15
K. Y. Barker
Lucy A. Hamer
Mary KE. Durgin
Names Sign Petition to Organize Massachusetts Sea Battalion
The Massachusetts Volunteer Naval Militia plans to form a sea battalion with over 150 signers from yacht clubs and city clubs. Governor's approval expected. organization aims to muster soon and serve afloat under militia laws with trained sailors from top social and educational circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Volunteer Naval Militia
Princinal Yacht Clubs
Seiicoast
Massachusetts
Joseph Battles
George Burnham
OP Stowoe
E. Levis
Solin i Glidden
J. ‘J. Sullivan
C. B. Moseley
John %. McDonough
D. PF. Suhre
William HL. McKendry
Ek. Chalmers, Sr
Gallagher
Crary
Patrick J. Riles
All Smith
Walter Ss. Fox
Edwin Bockers
Lemuel Pope, Jr
William PB. Chadwin
John W. Weeks
Charles S. Carter
H. A. Solis
Heshe Forres
X. Bond
Eeeiueie Jones
W. J. Norton
W. Underwood
W. Chickering
F. B. Witherbee
Francis Gray
Arthur W. Dewey
W. C. Merrill
Frank B. Parsons
B. H.R. Revere
George L. Hunter
George W. Bliss
Ross
Wetchs Tappen
Dr. H. Sughrue
Anson Ray
G. Armins
A. Tt. Anthony
Ernest A. Young
H. K.philler
Nathaniel L. Moore
Gay A. Preble
H. A. van Bookkeeper
A.C. Biewind
Horace Dennie
J. W. Olmsteal
A. J. Lewis
John W. Scott
W. Priest
A. W. Feebe
H. M. Cutts
L. A. DeBlois
Percy Hodges
Harles S. Norris
Social Dinners Highlight Local Hotel Gatherings
The Lyon Press Association celebrated Franklin's birthday with a dinner at Young's attended by J. M. Potter and Mayor Newhall. New officer slate chosen includes Hastings president and Winship vice president. Other clubs held dinners at the Thorndike and Brunswick with guests from New York, Worcester, and Boston. hotel registers list dozens of visiting officials and patrons from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon Press Association
Franklin
Young’s
J. M. Potter
Newhall of Lynch
Charles H. Hastings
A. L. Winship
Fr. Whitten
M. Hi. Nichols
Fr A. Nichols
Ss. Ft. Neiley
J. F. Ingalls
Brackett
Henry S. Dewey
Charles T. Gallagher
William W. Gooch
Naturalists’ Club
W. J. Baer
New York
Thorndike
C. 3. Minot
Westborough Boys
Brunswick
Charles E. Fay
Edward C. Bates
Masachusetts Druggists’ Alliance
Young
Wiliam W. Bartlett
Duff Opera Company
United States
Phorndike
L. S. Stone
Joseph Wellworth
Philadelphia
George L. Allen
Worcester
Waldo Simpson
Vancouver
B.C
J. M. UC. Brace
Corinize
Tremont
P. L. Fairchild
Mt. Vernon
W. A. Phillips
St. Louis
Peter Maybury
Newark
N. J
N. Oppenheimer
Buffalo
N. Y
M. Webster and Wife
San Francisco
EJ. Johnson
McCormack
Sioux Falls
MG Yi
Hartford
Sportswear stock at G. W. Simmons & Co.
The store offers sweaters and all athletic apparel for sport ing men and athletes. Shoppers can find items in stock at 32 to 44 North Street, inviting buyers to browse the ready assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Primary School Teachers Debate Corporal Punishment At Meeting
About 500 Primary School Teachers Association members met in Exhibition Hall at the Latin School building to discuss reading instruction and corporal punishment. Speakers defended and opposed corporal punishment with the latter urging voluntary restraint by teachers, and pamphlets were planned for distribution to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Newell
Cyrus Alger
Ste
Air
Seaver
Capen
Municipal Bond Listings by City and Year
A compact list of bonds and fundings across multiple U.S. towns and counties with issuances dated between 1894 and 1909. It names Cleveland Ohio Newark Ohio Fostoria Alliance East Palatine Licking County Fenton Michigan Graham County Arizona and their respective 4s 5s and 6s securities along with years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fostoria
Alliance
Newark
East Palatine
Licking Co
Court House
Fenton, Mich
Graham Co
Ariz
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Sugar Trust
Hayes
Lynn
Superintendent of Prisons
Nat Goodwin
Ins Company
the Tremont
Gol
Hazel Kirke
Paul Kanvar
Steele Mackaye
Pligh
Goodwin
Col. Toman
Charles Witham
le Avalout
Col
Thomas Larrabee
Goodwin Carroll Trelaonis
Mark Lyud Prince Koboti
Wilson Lackaye
Cpaele
Eve
Sohu
Kate Trelyon
Odette Tvier Kithel Deane
eMiss Blapche
Pawla Zolinski
Isabella Coe
Paulo
Cecilie Rush Little
Lillian Rainford
Nadiy
Hollis Street Theatre
Edwit Stevens
Margrave Bohriumloti
Barry and
Fay
McKenna
Grand Opera House
Globe
Howard
Tremont Theatre
Mechanics’ ,Building
Miss Marione
Gondoliers
Amphion Academy
Brooklyn
Stetson Opera Company
Globe Sheare
George Broderick
Celie Ellis
Mabeus Baker
Harry Hilliard
John J. Raffael
Maurie Wainwright
Barton Hill
William F. Owen
Julian Magnus
Miss Wainwright
Gongaliers
West
David Henderson
Messrs. W. ‘. Cabell
Joseph Frankan
8. E Graham
Robert Dunbar
Willet Seaman
J. W. Myers
Lillie Post
Cora de la Rue
Addie Cora Reed
Fanny Edwards
Cora Scott
Winifred Emery
Lady Teazle
Vaudeville Theatre
London
Apariekt
Franklin’s
Franklin Schoonal Association
Danforth
Independent Women Voters
the Naval Militia
En Sea Coast Battalion
Mechantes
LO. O. F
Brigham
Catlin
5. E. Welch
Ireland
A.J. E. Lord
C. A. Blanchard
Myposite
Elm Street and
David W. Blanctiand
Farrar
Edwin W. K
Famnevil Kall SQ
Epeatia Spiddke
Bsasten
North Market St
Ediq
Faneuil Hall Square
Mass
North Side
William B. French
Alibray i Wings
Medical
Mange
J.K
Humphreys’ Med. Co
Fulton St
N.Y
Hurephreys’ Medicine Co
Fulioa St
N, i
Financiat
Lampreght Bros
Bankers
Cleveland, Ohio
Congress St
TRE
Bens F, Butler
Pres’t
Hon
Jas, Gilfillan
James Gilfillan
S Congress St
First Mortgames
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Cash Capital and Guaranty
Kanses Investment Company
1QOL Sbevonshire St
sSvWater
Han
Morrell
Central Trust Company of New York
Tru-Tec
Kansas City
Te Winner Inveatment Company
Winner Investment Company
William H. Palmenter
Siate Street
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company
Lrust Company
Prusteen
Rogers
Rial Tal
Devonshaire Street
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
WM. F. Hammety
Tern
J.C. Davis & CO
School Street
Joan Jilparies & Sons
Devonshire Street
James F.C. Ayde
Milk St
Wall Street
Stevenson & CO
New Street
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