Free Coinage Protest Brings Boston Leaders To Faneuil Hall
A noon meeting at Faneuil Hall, led by Mayor Matthews, unites Boston merchants, former mayors and political figures in a nonpartisan protest against the Free Coinage of silver. The Republican Club waives prior rights, cooperates, and appoints committees to arrange speakers and draft resolutions.
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Republican Club
Faneuil Hall
Aldermanic Chamber
City Hall
Matthews
Hugh O’brien
Frederick UO. Prince
Nathan Matthews Jr
Sherman Hoar
Ien
Henry N. Pierce
Carruth
Board of Aldermen
Martin Brimmer
William Endicott, Jr
Lewis Curtis
John L. Bremer
Royal E. Robbins
John P. Lyman
John Shepard
J. R. Leeson
Boston
Washington
Curtis Guild, Jr
Exe Saree
New Republican Club
Masssachusetts
Massachusetts
Republican Club of
Guild
Edward Atkinson
Commonwealth
Robert H. Gardiner
Farnell Hall
Robert Gardiner
Josiah Quincy
Henry Parkman
Henry W. Swift
Henry Phares
C. C. Jackson
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Henry L. Pierce
William G. Russell
William Endicott
John Quincy Adams
Jerome Jones
Frederick L. Ames
J. Kk. Leeson
Henry Kk. Reed
William Whitman
Henry C. Weston
F. W. Breed
Young Men's Democratic Club Holds Meeting and Expands Library
The Young Men s Democratic Club of Massachusetts met at 127A Tremont Street with President Harvey N Collison presiding. Seventy new members were elected and a monthly dinner set for the Thorndike after the next meeting. Albert Matthews was thanked for donated volumes to the club library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Tremont Street
Harvey N. Collison
Thorndike
Albert Matthews
Henry W. Smith
Pupative
Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
Resolutions Protesting Congressional Passage Circulated
A set of resolutions urges opposition to a bill in Congress with a directive to send copies to all Senators and Representatives from the Commonwealth. The document reflects a formal call to action and communicates the intent to inform federal lawmakers about local stance.
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Congress
The
United States
Commonwealth
The Bobbin Trust Faces Fracture and Resistance
Smaller bobbin and shuttle makers fear their fate as larger firms consolidate. Baldwin shops in Manchester New Hampshire resist joining the pool, asserting independence and quality. Mill men threaten to back outsiders with ruinous cuts, while small unpool’d factories may form alliances to counter the card clothing combine.
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Baldwin
Manchester
N. H
Baldwin Company
Card Clothing
Bobbin Association
Baldwin’s
Pacific Mills
Lawrence
Boatt. Mills
Lowell
Amoskeag Mills
City Missionary Society holds annual meeting at Congregational House
The City Missionary Society met Monday afternoon at 19 Congregational House with President Arthur W Tufts presiding. The secretary Rev Elijah Horr presented the board's annual report, noting receipts of 43 697 60 for missionary work and related causes, 22 missionaries and 48 617 visits to 11 128 families, and widespread church and social aid efforts across chapels, hospitals, and public institutions.
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City Missionary Society
Congregational House
Arthur W. Tufts
Elijan Horr
Board of Directors
Rosemary Cottage
Old Colony
Shawmut
Phillips
City Hospital
Refuge
Children’s Friend Society
Marcella Street
Church
Fresh Air Fund
Eliot
Herrick
D.D
Elijah Horr
Samuel F. Wilkins
Timothy Smith
G. A. Gordon
W. E. Grittis
G. A. Beckwith
G. W. Brooks
J. E. Fullerton
M. G. Shoppe
W. G. H. ‘Temple
J. FE
Tuttle
Fins Wendell
C. C. Kellogg
D. F. Birnie
W. H. Allbright
D.T. Torney and Ames
Little
R.H. Stearns
L. P. Adams
Poolle
I. N. Tathrom Crow
Public Library January Bulletin highlights costume books and index
The January Library Bulletin lists new and interesting costume books and notes a full index to notes biographies and lists from volumes 1 to 8. It mentions Paul Leicester Ford's biographical work on the Continental Congress covering 1778 and 1779 and notes the October Bulletin with Columbus letter facsimile becoming rare. A small reserve remains for future subscribers.
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Public Library
The
Paul Leicester Ford
Continental Congress
Boston Marine Insurance Company Holds Annual Directors Vote
At the company annual meeting held yesterday, directors were elected led by Ransom B. Fuller. Other chosen directors included Halsey J. Boardman P. H. Odiorne Frank B. Dole and Thomas H. Lord among others. The board then organized selecting Fuller as President with Herbert Fuller and Charles A. Fuller as vice presidents and Thomas H. Lord as secretary with Ward Williams and Freeman Nickerson as assistant secretaries.
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Boston Marine Insurance Company
Ransom B. Fuller
Halsey J. Boardman
P. H. Odiorne
Frank B. Dole
Thomas H. Lord
James Littlefield
George Hinman
Charles F. Perry
Charles O. Foster
William H. Lincoln
Epps C. Soule
William C. Haskins
John 8. Emery
Wiliam H. Bessie
The Ruins of Chichen lecture at Tremont Temple
Mrs. Alice Le Plongeon delivered the second lecture in her Yucatan series at Tremont Temple under the Women's Press Association. She spoke about The Ruins of Chichen, noting the ancient town’s location near Valladolid and presenting her travels with accurate knowledge and lively appreciation.
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Chichen
Alice le Plongeon
Tremont Temple
Yucatan
Women’s Press Association
Valladolid
le Plongeon
Liquor Legislation Polarity Between Boston and Country Dealers
Boston liquor dealers push for a law limiting bar service to tables with food while country dealers demand a $500 minimum first class license and repeal of population based license caps. The conflict centers on enforcement, monopoly profits, and which reforms get priority. The State Association splits as Boston fears radical changes may wreck any bill, while country dealers threaten to block legislation without concessions.
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General Court
Boston
Commonwealth
Police Commissioners of
Brackett
State Association of Wholesale Liquor Dealers
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Advocated For Women
The text promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a soothing nervine and invigorating tonic for women’s nervous symptoms and uterine weakness. It claims no alcohol or sugar, guarantees results, and urges readers to pay only for the good received, from the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
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Keats
Isabella
Dr. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors
Buffalo, N. Y
Carter Takes Charge of City Street Department
Mr. H. H. Carter assumed control of the Street Department yesterday morning after discussions with Messrs. Jones and Meeham. He has not yet announced a plan, stating he must study conditions across the city. A gradual transfer of duties will occur, with initial labor funded from current appropriations.
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H. H. Carter
Messrs. Jones and
Meeham
Carter
Engineer’s Department
Engineers’ Department
E. J Donovan
Forristall
Sanitary Police
Matthews
The Aryan Question and Prehistoric Man
A compact overview of evolving theories on racial origins and human antiquity debates, drawing on archaeological and linguistic discussions of early human groups and their supposed characteristics.
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Prof
T. H. Huxury
Marriages Dukeshire Cutting and Abbott Pierce in New England
Two marriages recorded in New England notices. In South Framingham on January 16, Dukeshire Stillman of Bath, Maine, wed Martha Cutting. In Providence on the 15th, Charles L. Abbott of Arlington married Anna E. Pierce of North Cambridge.
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Dukeshire—Cutting
South Framingham
E. W. Virgin. Stillman
Dukeshire
Bath
Martha Cutting
Abbott—Pierce
Providence
R. I
Richard Eday
K. D
Charles L. Abbott
Arlington
Anna E. Pierce
North Cambridge
Deaths in area for January including Goode and Virgin
Notices list multiple January deaths from Boston area towns. Pavla Allston of this city dies at 25. Edith C Brown of Grongham. Mary Ason of Chelsea, 73. George F Ellis of Woburn, 50. Augusta Hoyt of Summerville. Mark S Palmer of Reading, 65. Lillian G Perkins of Dorchester, 34. Agnes Rust Goode of this city. Manilla Sanborn of Roxbury, 55. Melissa C Virgin of East Boston, 78. Esther Woodberry of this city. Mary E J Kettello of New York, cf. pneumonia. and other entries.
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Allston
Pavla
J. Henderson Allston
Brown
Grongham
Edith C
W. T. Brown
Danforth
Chelsea
Mary Ason
Ays. Ellis
Woburn
George F. Ellis
Hoyt
Summerville
Augusta
New York
Pheumonia
Mary E. J. Sare
Edward H. Kettell
D. D
Amherst Alumni Dine with Gates and Boston Leaders
One hundred sixty five Amherst College Alumni dined at the veranda last night with guests including President Gates of Amherst General Francis Walker Chief Justice Walbridge Field President Eliot of Harvard and others. After dinner speeches opened by Henry D Hyde and included brief remarks by Gates Walker Field Eliot Field and Sprout. Officers for the next year elected: President George Harris of Andover Vice Presidents Nehemiant Boynton W B Slocum A H Wellman Daniel C Heath Chorister W S Kelsey Secretary W J Parker Treasurer Warren O Kyle. Mr and Mrs John B Sthoeffel were at the Adams House during his Boston stay.
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Amherst College
Vendome
Gates
Amherst
Francis A. Walker
Walbridge A. Field
Eliot
Harvard
William Gallagher
Girls’ High School
Charles Carleton Cottin
Henry D. Hyde
Alumni Association
Walker
Justice Field
H. B. Field
Northampton
W. B. Sprout
Boston
George Harris
Andover
Nehemiant Boynton
Slocum
A. H. Wellman
Daniel C. Heath
W. S. Kelsey
W. J. Parker
Warren O. Kyle
Directors Hold Quarterly Meeting at General Theological Library
The General Theological Library directors met at Mt Vernon Street with Hon. William Claflin presiding. Board members Dennison Grover Laforme Weeks Farnham attended. New members were approved and gifts acknowledged, including a portrait donated by Gardner B Perry for the Religious Museum.
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General Theological Library
Mt. Vernon Street
William Claflin
John W. Dennison
William O. Grover
Joseph A. Laforme
Andrew G. Weeks
Luther Farnham
Theological Department
Boston University
Henry E. Cobb
Mary L. Cochrane
Leopold Morse
P. H. Sears
F. 8. Pratt
G. Howland Shaw
Roland D.grant
Chapel of the Ascension
Boston
Messrs
Denison
Weeks
Grover
Gardner B. Perry
Buenos Aiers
South America
Key
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NEW England Medical
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