Eviction Sparks Tug of War in East End Home
Sheriff Thompson arrived to eject Abraham Squires and his wife and four children for non payment of rent. The family, ill with grip and consumption, faced eviction with neighbors in an uproar. Superintendent Bunnell intervened directing care, and the family was to be sent to the almshouse with Bunnell overseeing the furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Thompson
Abraham
Squires
Jefferson Street
East End
Bunnell
Real Estate Covics Sellings and Purchases
Mary A Boynton sells to Godfrey Morse a dwelling on 19 Gaston street Roxbury with 5000 square feet of land assessed at 7500 Dollars. F G Dexter sells to George A Nickerson a lot on Commonwealth avenue front 32 feet depth 124 feet. Christian Science Publishing Society buys brick dwelling on Falmouth street from Maryann Marcus assessed 8900. The Norris estate on Essex street and Belmont place Salem sold to Benjamin W Currier and Z A Gallupe for Naumkeag Clothing Co of Salem and Standard Clothing Co of Boston, frontage 60 feet depth 180 feet total 10800 square feet, plan to build a three story brick block once plans are completed.
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Mary A. Boynton
Godfrey ‘Morse
Gaston Street
Roxbury
F. G. Dexter
George A. Nickerson
Commonwealth Avenue
Christian Science Publishing Society
Falmouth
Maryann Marcus
Norris
Essex Street
Belmont Place
Salem
Benjamin W. Currier
Z. A. Gallupe
Naumkeag Clothing Company
Standard Clothing Company
Boston
Suspected counterfeit money duo arrested in West Roxbury
Edward Gardiner aged 28 and Benjamin Newcomb 26 were arrested by Dedham police on suspicion of handling counterfeit coins in West Roxbury after passing a $10 bill and a $5 bill at local stores. Found on them were $17.45 and $5.15 respectively. They claimed innocence and were later released on suspicion.
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Edward Gardiner
Benjamin Newcomb
Dedham
West Roxbury
Newcomb
Concord Street
Boston
Gardiner
Green Street
Manchester
N. Y
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Spring Street
Brack
Edham
Deditara
Cosmopolitan
New York
Mason & Hamlin Organ
Willie McNeil’s
Merrimac Street
Somerville
Cambridge
Barrett
Dedham Majcional Bank
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Praised by Kennebunk Baggage Master
R A Waterhouse, baggage master at Kennebunk Maine for 13 years, speaks of relief from rheumatism after using Hood’s Sarsaparilla. He describes hip and knee pain, multiple remedies tried without relief, and three bottles leading to no pain since. He emphasizes Hood’s cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Waterhouse
Kennebunk
Hood
Five Years for Constenio in Superior Court
Antonio Constenio was sentenced by Judge Richardson to five years in State Prison for assault and battery with intent to murder Mrs. Theresa Olivia and for assault and battery with a knife on her husband Giuseppe Olivia. The crimes occurred December 9 on Harrison avenue near Oneida street. Constenio, a boarder, quarreled with Giuseppe over a card game before stabbing Giuseppe in the abdomen and then stabbing Mrs. Olivia who tried to aid her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Constenio
Superior Criminal Court
Richardson
Theresa Olivia
Guiseppe Olivia
Harrison Avenue
Oneida Street
Constenzo
Olivia
Genesee Street
Constenio
Yesterday oh the hill meagre attendance and adjournment
Yesterday the two branches met in the morning with little business and a meagre attendance. Three bills and a general-interest petition were presented by Boston members including measures on liquor licenses, streetcar heating, insurance contracts, steam engineering licensing, public records, counterfeit labels, and raising the age of consent. In the Senate Durant introduced time extensions for exceptions and prima facie judgments on appeals. The railroad committee heard Worcester Nashua Rochester petition for $200000 mortgage bonds amid sensational charges against Charles A Sinclair, later retracted in part. executive session followed.
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Tem Te Fmet Uv
I Boston
S. H. Mitchell
Brighton
Ward 25
Boston
James B. Gallivan
South Bostom
W. J. Donnovan
East Boston
Mulvey
Hayes
Aowell
Young
Springfield
Quincy
Durant
Middlesex
Supreme Judicial and Superior Courts
Senate
Railroad Committee
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester Railroad Company
Nashua
Rochester
Frederick Bance
Reading
Charles A. Sinclair
Sinclair
Labor unions hold meetings and elect officers
The Labor World reports last evening sessions at Pressmen's Hall and Wells Memorial Hall. Five new members joined the Carriage and Wagon Workers' International Union while Piano Polishers and Varnishers' Union planned a future strike action to end the contract system. Lithographers' Union No. 3 scheduled a social and literary event for February 1. Drivers Conductors and Motormen's Union 3873 awaits response on a new 1895 agreement and possible conference with West End Street Railway Company amid Brooklyn strike news.
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Carriage and Wagon Workers’ International Union
Pressmen’s Hall
Eliot Street
Charles W. Goodwin
John H. McDonald
M. J. McDevitt
George E. Rogers
John C. Jacobson
Henry Gibson
George Wooster
Guardian
C& Ss
Piano Polishers’ and Varnishers
Wells Memorial Hall
Union No. 3
Foresters’ Hall
Caledonia Hall
Motormen’s Union 3873
West End Street Railway Company
Brooklyn
Ice Harvest Moves Ahead as Ice Houses Rush Cuttings
IGE CUTTERS ANXIETY Kingston New York January 18 With cold weather holding steady ice cutters rush harvesting along the river beginning as soon as eight inches of ice form. Today crews worked north of Kingston tapping flooding and scraping ice while new nine inch stock is reported at Stuyvesant Castleton Coxsackie Athens and Hudson with several firms storing thick ice for future use.
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Kingston
N. Y
Jersey City Ice Company
Stuyvesant
Staats Brothers
Castleton
Greene County Ice Company
Coxsackie Channel
McCabe
Athens
Hudson
Westboro Woollen Company leader Hubbard Willson dies
Hubbard Willson senior member of Cordaville Woollen Company died of heart disease at his home in Westboro. He long chaired Woollen operations and served as selectman and school committee member in Southboro. A director of Westboro’s First National Bank, his charity extended across Westboro and Southboro. He leaves a widow, three children and two sisters.
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Westboro
Southboro
Massachusetts
Tenth annual Tele graphers Mutual Aid Hall social
The telegraphers mutual aid association held its tenth annual event at Odd Fellows Hall last evening. An 8 to 9 promenade concert preceded a grand march led by John Gatins and Katie Gatins with assistants Flynn, Mary Flynn, Melville and wife. Attendees included Postal Telegraph Superintendent Pettinghamill, Western Union manager C W Henderson, E W Prescott Newport RI, W H Hawes, and T J Lawler of Western Union.
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the Telegraphers’ Mutual Aid Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John B. Gatins
Katie G. Gatins
Frank J. Flynn
Mary A. Flynn
Thomas R. Melville
Pettinghill
Postal Telegraph Company
C. W
Defence Opens in Powers Divorce Case Evidence and Letters Read
The defense in the Powers divorce trial presented testimony from Mrs. Rene Howland about the Mt. Vernon Street lodging house and Mrs. Powers. Cross witnesses included Mina Mott and Louis Sharpe detailing visits and alleged improprieties with Thornton Simmons and Sig. Randegger. Letters between Leland Powers and Louisa Powers from 1892 were read. witnesses described rooms, a closet, and interactions at the boarding house and nearby locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland T. Powers
Louisa
Briley
Powers
James A. Stinson
Thornton A. Simmons
Sig. Randegger
Rene I. Howland
Mt. Vernon Street
Miss Russell
Simmons
Mr. Robie
Mina L. Mott
Mr. Powers
Mrs. Powers
Miss Mott
Thorndike
Louis Sharpe
Walter S. Sherman
London
Randegger
Lower Seymour Street
Paris
Montreal's Unemployed Hear Mayor on Job Aid
Several hundred unemployed men gathered at City Hall in Montreal and spoke peacefully but were kept from entry by police. The Mayor met a deputation from the Central Trades and Labor Council, promising to seek work for the unemployed. He said $1100 had been subscribed for the needy and would be distributed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Central Trades and Labor Council
Agnes Cross Dies After Coal Stove Fire Accident
In Eastport Maine this afternoon three year old Agnes daughter of Spring Cross lit paper near an open coal stove. Her clothes caught fire. aid arrived too late and her clothing was burned away with extensive burns to her body. She is not expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
Agnes
Spring Cross
Massachusetts Kings Daughters and Sons move offices
The Massachusetts branch of the international order of the Kings Daughters and Sons relocated from 3 Somerset Street Boston to 7 Temple Place in the Bradlee Building The office operates daily from 9 30 am to 4 pm for all order business and affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons
Somerset Street
Boston
Temple Place
Bradiee
Rerioval H Mais Opens Salon at Temple Place
Rerioval H Mais, noted hair dresser, has moved to 46 Temple Place on a single flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Mais
Temple Place
Orisa wreck remembered and other coast shipping notes
A 1858 shipwreck on Cape Cod involving Captain Cyrus Sears is recalled, with a 1894 recovery of timbers made into a cane. The Levi Hart, sunk near Colt's Head Ledge, is raised and repaired for reloading. Vesuvius designated to hunt floating derelicts. Ill Cunard official at Beachmont. Yampa heads for the Med. Enterprise shifts moorings at Charlestown. Alfred Brabrook set for repairs. The Landsman.
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Cyrus Sears
Baltimore Storage and Lighterage Company
Boston
Cape Cod
Calcutta
Sears
Nausett
Levi Hart
Colt’s Head Ledge
Penobscot Bay
Mt. Desert
Philadelphia
Boston Towboat Company
Mike Sullivan
Belfast
Vesuvius
Harry Knox
Newport
C. F. Perry
Cunard Steamship Company
Beachmont
Ed Sherlock
Mediterranean
New York
Erastus Baldwin
R. S. Palmer
Gibraltar
Enterprise
Charlestown Navy Yard
Alfred Brabrook
Monroe & Murch
Along the Tracks Exoduses and New Lines Stir Rail Offices
Local railroad agents complain of district congestion as Boston and Albany relocate to a new Washington street office at 366 Washington. A NYNH&H office may move from the Old State House when lease ends. Newton Street Railway advances an electric Crescent Park line. A mass passenger traffic agents meeting is planned in Atlanta. Trunk lines urge ending clerical orders by March 31 amid cross railroad pass policy disputes.
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Washington Street
Boston & Albany
N. Y
N. H
Atlanta
Northern
Southern Pacific
Western Railroads
Sailor Dispatched From West Africa In Irons On Mutiny
J B Roker, cook aboard the D A Brayton under Captain Datow, became insolent in Africa and threatened the captain. To remove him, he was sent home in irons aboard the brig Lucy W Snow, which reached East Boston with the prisoner after a 55 day voyage. He awaits arraignment in the U S District Court on mutiny charges.
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D. A. Brayton
Datow
Africa
Cook
J. B. Roker
John F. Brooks
Boston
Roker
Catow
United States
Elmina
Lucy W. Snow
Thestrup
National Dock
Pennsylvania Limited Adds Sleeping Car Service to St Louis
The Pennsylvania Railroad will start through sleeping car service on the Pennsylvania Limited between New York and St Louis from Sunday Jan 20. The train will arrive in St Louis at 3 PM and depart at 1 PM with the fastest East to West and West to East service. Tickets and information available at 205 Washington Street Boston MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Limited
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Reorganization Plan Delays Await London Committee Action
New York January 18 The Atchison general reorganization committee met to day to consider the plan prepared by the joint executive committee. No word has yet been received from the London committee and the joint executive committee cannot act further until London approves or rejects the plan submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atchison General Reorganization Committee
Joint Executive Committee
London Committee
Greece Insurrection Report Claimed But Unconfirmed
London dispatches report no confirmation of a Greek insurrection. The Greek legation authorities here discredit the rumor and say there is no news to support it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Greece
Free Medical Services Offered by Dewey Medical Co
Free medical care for all diseases advertised by Dewey Medical Co located at 74 Boylston Street Rooms 7 and ?. The offer promises examinations and treatments at no charge with office hours 9 to 1 and 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 p m on weekdays and Sundays 10 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Medical Co
Boylston Street
Trade Outlook Reports Mixed Signals for 1895
Bradstreet's notes limited improvements across trade with firmer demand for Bessemer pig iron steel billets woollens rubber goods and leaves tobacco while prints fall and cotton goods struggle. Southern mills show dividends but general prices remain near historic lows with wares across the US and Canada facing slow mercantile collections and cautious purchasing as wage levels stay depressed.
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New York
Bradstreet
Bessemer
London
Central
Middle States
South Carolina
Georgia
South
Baltimore
St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Paul
Missouri
Omaha
Minneapolis
United States
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Winnipeg
Hamilton
Halifax
Dominion of Canada
DUN
Newton man dies suddenly in Boston office
Thomas G. Davis aged 67 of Newton collapsed and died yesterday afternoon at his Boston office 111 Commercial Street. A physician attributed the death to heart disease. The body was taken to his home by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davis
Newton
Thomas G. Davis
Commercial Street
Boston
Are You One There Are Scores Of Our Readers
Readers with the means to enjoy life are urged to consider Paine's Furniture Company with a focus on leather covered furniture. The ad touts finely made pieces as a luxury and notes unusually low prices during a sale period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxie Nerve Food
Paine
Captain Huntington Dead in Sudden Heart Failure
CAPTAIN Huntington from Wollaston Massachusetts a retired captain of the United States army died suddenly Wednesday of heart failure in Truro N S He was 53 a nephew of Bishop Huntington He married the daughter of Senator Pratt of Indiana and leaves a wife and son CG Huntington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truro
N. S
E. S. Huntington
Wollaston
Mass
United States Army
American Wringer Co. Catalog of Home Laundry Equipment
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway Extension offers wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers with repairs for all kinds. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 764.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
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IN Powers
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Rerioval
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Civil Service Gazette
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Alfred D. Foster
F. Trulli
Wal BR. Torner
Sea
Captain Huntington
Jamaica
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