Miss Clara Barton Heads Red Cross Mission to Constantinople
Bound for Constantinople Miss Barton and her Red Cross staff sail from New York to oversee relief among Armenians. Olney probes entry rights while Barton pursues direct access if needed. the Geneva convention grants Red Cross protection and access, though the organization operates independently of government aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clara Barton
American National Red Cross
New York
Constantinople
Armenia
Olney
Terrell
America
Miss Barton
Turkey
Geneva
Red Cross Society
American National Organization
Garfield
Congress
United States
Arthur
Red Cross
The
Ameri
National Society Completes Work on Twelve Disaster Fields
The American National Society has completed its assignments on twelve disaster areas including a fire flood cyclones epidemic famine earthquake and pestilence. Delegates attended two international conferences abroad representing the United States government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean National Society
United States
Busiel Confirms Candidacy for U S Senate in 1897
Governor Charles A. Busiel announces he will seek the United States Senate at the 1897 legislative election. He cites a careful survey of the political field and support from prominent Republicans across New Hampshire. He says party propriety allows the move and that influential backing is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Busiel
United States
Charles A. Busiel
Directors' Quarterly Report of Sunday School Society
The Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society held its quarterly directors meeting chaired by S B Capen. Secretary Boynton reported missionary receipts and expenditures with declines due to debt burdens. Missionaries had organized 126 Sabbath schools nationwide. Publishing department activities in Boston and Chicago were strong and periodical circulation rose from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
S. B. Capen
George M. Boynton
Boston
Chicago
Finance Committee
Boston Bond Sale Subscriptions Reach Over One Million
A Boston firm International Trust Company aims to place a 5 000 020 bond issue with 1 000 000 for itself. Subscriptions already exceed 1 000 000, with broad participation expected. The firm offers to bid for 4 000 000 remaining, provide gold for 20 percent and arrange cost gold for the rest, charging 0.25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
International Trust Company
John M. Graham
United States Treasury
Morgan Syndicate
Graham
Joseoh H. O’neil
Carlisle
Cambridge magnate A. P. Morse sustains severe stair fall
Mr. A. P. Morse of Cambridge, a man with extensive real estate interests, slipped on an iron stairway while leaving the street commissioners. He suffered a deep triangular head wound but refused hospital care, resting before taking a car home. He is about 65 and well known in Cambridge and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Morse
Cambridge
Morse
Peters
Boston
Seventh Dividend Declared for Maverick National Bank
The Maverick National Bank of Boston declares a 2 percent seventh dividend, bringing total paid to 89 1 2 percent of deposits. Assets in litigation may yield another half percent final dividend, potentially raising total to 90 percent. Payments to depositors expected in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maverick National Bank of Boston
Beal
Maverick Bank
Lennon Prince jury disagrees in stock case
In the third Superior Court session Judge Lilley reports the Frederick H. Prince vs John Lennon case a deadlock after the jury deliberated from 10 Friday to 7 Saturday morning totaling twenty one hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Lilley
Frederick H. Prince
John Lennon
Lowell
Working Women's Home Club Organized With Ten Members
The Working Women's Home Club organized Saturday evening with ten members. A three member committee was named to find a suitable location for the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working Women's Home Club
Working Women’s Home Club
Insolvency filed against Halifax Mills Company and Dr J C Moore
Dr J C Moore endorses insolvency to stop alleged asset misappropriation. He blames conspirators and creditors for downturn while asserting his actions protected workers and avoided extravagance. Halifax Mills, once a major employer paying around $100,000 yearly, faces stoppage harming the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Halifax Mills
Yale Storrs dispute settles with Yale awarded damages
A state arbitration panel awards Yale College $164 604 45 for loss of government fund diverted to Storrs Agricultural School. Ex Chief Justice Park dissents favoring no or nominal damages. Loomis and Robinson cite Yale’s investments in buildings and equipment and collect interest through Jan 20 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Connu
State Commission
Yale University
Storrs Agricultural School
Government
Fund For Agricultural Colleges
John D. Park
Norwich
Dwight Loomis
Henry C. Robinson
Yale College
Loomis
Park
Yale
Loomis and Robinson
Storrs
General Assembly
Leary Will Case Settled in Suffolk Probate Court
Judge McKim allowed a will dated October 28 1880s or 1890s as Johannah Leary's last will and testament. It leaves her Genesee Street home to nieces Mary Sargent Ellen and Katie Leary of San Francisco and divides funds to Catholic charities and individuals. The executor is Hon. C A Galvin. The rejected will mirrored the allowed one but bequeathed funds to Rev. William J. Corcoran instead of Rev. Nicholas R. Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas R. Walsh
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
St. Vincent de Faul Society
C. A. Galvin
William J. Corcoran
South Boston
Father Walsh
Trial of Lang Hagar and Reardon in Grace Ray case begins
In Superior Criminal Court the trial of Dr Lang Henry Reardon and Dr Hagar opens over the alleged operation on Grace Lillian Ray on Aug 5 at 26 Temple Place Room B. Witnesses include Dr Frank Bateman Lizzie Kunz Annie O’Hara and Patrolmen Clegg and Sweeney. The case proceeds after afternoon sessions and adjournment. Also noted is the City Missionary Society annual meeting at Second Church Dorchester on Jan 26 at 7 30 PM with secretary Rev D W Waldron presenting the annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Lang
Frank D. Hagar
Henry J. Reardon
Hagar
Grace Lillian Ray
Superior Criminal Court
Temple Place
H. J. Edwards
Lang
T. J. Gargan
W. M. Morgan
M. O. Adams
Reardon
Sughrue
Frank E. Bateman
City Hospital
Lillian Ray
Henry Reardon
Lizzie Kunz
Annie O’hara
Lillian
Clegg
Sweeney
Erick W. Connolly
Edwin A. Harris
Charles 8. Aldrich
Edwin S. Woodbury
Winfred B. Bancroft
City Missionary Society
Second Church
Dorchester
D. W. Waldron
City Missionary Society Holds Seventy Ninth Annual Meeting
The City Missionary Society met at 7A Beacon Street with President R H Stearns in the chair. Treasurer S F Wilkins reported year receipts of 52217 60 for missionary and charitable work as 19 missionaries made 658985 visits to 24511 families and 271 attended public worship.
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The
City Missionary Society
Beacon Street
R. H. Stearns
S. F. Wilkins
D. W. Waldron
Shawmut Chapel
City Hospital
Refuge
Children’s Friend Society
Marcella Street
Fresh Air Fund
Richard H. Stearns
Samuel BE. Herrick
D. D
Daniel W. Waldron
Benjamin F. Hamilton
Albert H. Plumb
William R. Campbell
George W Brooks
Ellis Mendell
William H. Allbright
Arthur Little
Richard B. Grover
Frank W. Merrick
Adolph A. Berle
Waterfront Shipping and Harbor News Summary
Sailings from this port to Liverpool in 1895 totaled 183 with Warren Leyland and Cunard lines. Over sixteen years, Warren 1005 sailings, Leyland 765, Cunard 738, others 72, grand total 2581. Repairs to barkentine Bruce Hawkins near East Boston progress. Henrietta H. dispute unresolved. Imports rose vs last year while exports increased. Lighted gas buoy and wreck marking by Commander Green. Tug George W. Childs brings in derelict Scotia near Key West, hull damaged. Brunette wreck on Hart's Island stripped, grain cargo salvage planned. Passengers aboard Brookline from Jamaica. Nantasket sighting near Rosario. Long Wharf officer O'Hare mourns badge loss.
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Liverpool
Warren Line
Leyland Line
Cunard Line
Bruce Hawkins
McKie
Boston
Henrietta H
Norfolk
F. M. Green
William Wilson
Central Railroad
George W. Childs
Key West
Scotia
New York
Elbow Reef
Tortugas
Mobile
Havana
Brunette
Hart’s Island
Rockland
Portland
Searsport
Melville Woodbury
Quincy Pond
E. C. Merryfield
George C. Stickney
Albert Mogers
Hungaria
Brookline
Anderson
Jamaica
Nantasket
Guptill
Rosario
John O’hare
Longwharf
Municipal Court Continuances and Sentences
In the Municipal Criminal Court Judge Hardy continued the Williams robbery case to Jan 22 with a 2000 bail. Connolly and McCarthy faces continued Jan 28 in 2000 bail each for grave theft. Ida Howard Annie Winkley Nellie Smith found not guilty after raid on Prospect and Lyman streets. Superior Court Judge Bond sentenced Newton to three months in House of Correction for embezzlement Brady to state prison 3 to 5 years and Rossa to one year in House of Correction for assault and battery.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Hardy
Joseph Williams
Michael J. Doyle
John T. Connolly
John M. McCarthy
Jacob L. Lefkowith
Ida Howard
Annie Winkley
Nellie Smith
Prospect
Lyman Streets
Judge Bond
Superior Criminal Court
Stephen K. Newton
House of Correction
James Brady
Thomas Rossa
Brewery Unions Unite Settling Long Standing Rift
In a Sunday event two rival city brewery employee unions merged their efforts. German Oak Assembly No. 858 joined Local Union No. 14 under the American Federation of Labor, dissolving Knights of Labor Assembly No. 858 and bringing all members into good standing in the local union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Oak Assembly
Knights of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Union
Knights of Labor Assembly
No. 14
Foster enters town linked to Morris forger tale
George E. Foster of George BE Foster & Co. walked into the Post editorial rooms, denying rumors he fled the city after E. Morris, the forger, disappeared. Three years ago Foster was Morris & Co. secretary but since then has had no involvement with the missing safe maker, and denies searching for or knowing Morris's affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Foster
George BE. Foster & Co
Sudbury
Bowker Streets
The
Post
E. ©. Morris
Mr. Foster
Morris & Co
Mr. Morris
Salvation Army Aid Eases Senior Rheumatism Woes
Local health column notes Salvation Army program provides relief to seniors suffering rheumatism with community visits and care tips. Volunteers discuss home exercises, warmth therapy, and affordable remedies aimed at improving mobility and comfort.
Ex-President's Daughter Plans Move From Indianapolis Home
Tense family split surrounds General Harrison. Mrs. McKee and Russell Harrison oppose his engagement to Mrs. Dimmick. She intends to pack all furnishings and belongings in Indianapolis this week and then never return to her father's house.
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Washington
Harrison
McKee
Dimmick
Harrison Said He Was Lonely
Washington January 20 ex marshal Daniel Ransdell recalled General Harrison’s loneliness in his approaching marriage saying the ex-President had no one at home but servants and described life as dreary. He recalled a remark about the house on Delaware Street being “the best bed we’ve struck” yet still lonely.
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Washington
Daniel Ransdell
District Columbia
Harrison
Delaware Street
Barrett Chaffey dispute ends in 1 cent judgments
Barrett and Chaffey settled in Municipal Court after two replevin actions over furniture and paint. An agreement dismissed both suits with judgment for Barrett at 1 cent each, indicating ownership by Barrett. The goods valued about $40. Barrett is jailed for life. Chaffey received ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett-Chaffey
Actio
Replevin
William Barrett
James S. Chaffey
Barrett
Chaffey
Spence
Holmes Will Case Settled by Middlesex Court
Judge Lawton in Middlesex Probate Court settles the Holmes will contest. Executors not removed for improper conduct and must file accounts. Income from real estate to beneficiaries from death. personal property income to estate settlement. Trustees replacement ordered. Francis M Holmes replaced by Edgar R Champlin. Daniel Chamberlain remains as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Holmes
Cabridge
Lawton
Francis M Holmes
Edgar R. Champlin
Daniel Chamberlain
Officer Wakeman on Trial for Conduct Unbecoming
Patrolman Stillman Wakeman of Division 13 faced a private Board of Police hearing after Captain Brown of West Roxbury filed two counts of conduct unbecoming an officer. The board kept testimony sealed and the hearing adjourned mid-session, to resume on a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillman Wakeman
Dision
Board of Police
Captai Brown
West Roxbury
Mamie McKeon Found After Week Missing
Mamie McKeon the 11 year old from South Boston was found yesterday in the Chadon Street Home after being missing for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie McKeon
Boston
Chadon Street
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Naismith
Robert Burns
Auld Alloway Kirk
Kilmarnock
Scotland
Albany
N. Y
Winter Street
New Hampshire
Directors’ Quarterly Report
Hin Uit
Icmroy
RBA A
Cyclopedia
Art Dept
Post Building
City Hall
Lennon-Prince
Doe
Brice
Badger
Sonse
Yankee
Vavuoubruls EaUy
Teh
Wes
Boots
Duck Co
Ulster i
Ulsters
Adies
Roders
Summer St
Brewery Workers Unite
Indianapolis
Holmes
Officer Wakeman
Mamie M'Keon
Boston Register
U.S
Lerge
Sampson
Uurdock & CO
Franklin St
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