Post Office Clerks Aim at Uniform Pay and Exams
Congressmen back a sweeping pay reform for first class post office clerks with six pay grades and competitive promotions. The plan, championed by the clerks committee, calls for examinations for promotions and strict departmental funding, as Cox and Blount back the effort to present the measure to both Houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howard House
Congress
Blount
Post Office Committee
House
Cox
New York
Congressman Wise
Virginia
Aix
Cppi
Young Democrats Organizing Massachusetts Club Formed
The Young Men’s Democratic Club of Massachusetts was formed from a Saturday meeting at 60 State Street to promote Democratic principles and active youth participation while avoiding municipal politics. About 100 invitees across the state attended, with T Jefferson Coolidge Jr named organizer and a draft constitution adopted. Admission is $2, annual dues $5, officers to be reported later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
No. 60
State Street
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
A. EB. Alger
Alexander P. Browne
Sade Deg Butler
Robert Burnett
I.d. Barry
HW. H. Buck
George F. Babbitt
Re ’ . A . John T. Wheelwright
Charles A. Prince
J. Russell Reed
William E. Russell
Samuel Roads, Jr
John J. Roche
Henry W. Swift
Charles £. Stratton
Rh. D. Weston Smith
Samuel D. Strearns
R. F. Sturgis
Fred B. Sears
Richard Sullivan
Thomas C. Thatcher
John R. Thayer
Harold Williams
John
Woodbury
John Winthrop
W.J. Wright
Cornelius F. Cronin
John HH. Corcoran
Philip J. Doherty
William J. Dale
Thomas C. Day
Thomas 3. Maton
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Robert Grant
Fred Gage
Boardman H
Iran
Hersey
Robert Howard
D. B. Hoar
Gamba
Eden D. Jordan, Jr
Charles 5
Bnow
America
England
Lowell
United States
Lawrence
Manchester
Eng
John W. Candler
Brackett
Gile
Worcester
Symonds
Salem
Massachusetts Club
Young’s
William Clatin
A. W. Beard
Henry L. Dawes
George F. Hoar
Edward L. Pierce
John D. Long
Henry Cabot Lodge
Robert O. Fuller
Thomas N. Hart
William Claflin
W. W. Doherty
George A. 0. Ernst
Robert 0. Fuller
George A. O
Alger
M. M. Cunniff
George M. Nash
Everett
A. Kendall Tilden
Boston
Marcus M. Loud
B. F. Peterson
Douglas M. Easton
Weymouth
E. W. Easton
BR. T. Mackintosh
Thirteenth Symphony Concert Review in New York
A detailed notice praises the New York concert performance with Brahms and Rubinstein works. It highlights Miss Gertrude Franklin as Mozart aria soprano, notes orchestral prowess, critiques overlong ballet context, and previews next programme including Dvorak and Scherzo Capriccioso with Kneisel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolis
Metropolitan
Mozart
Rubinstein A
Inez de Castro
Gertrude Franklin
Brahms
Rubinstein
Italy
Hungary
Miss Franklin
Weber
Kneisel
Miss
Club to Outline Bylaws at Upcoming Meeting
Twenty two members will announce the list at a future meeting. The chairman may appoint committees to prepare bylaws and a declaration of principles. Finalizing these preliminaries for the club’s formal organization will occur at the next meeting Tuesday, Jan. 31, at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twe
Hofmann Concert at Music Hall matinee
Josef Hofmann headlines a matinee at Music Hall with an all star program including Eine Faust overture, Concerto in C major No 1, Wagner works, Beethovens, Hasireiter and Tosa Hofmann numbers, plus an improvised piece on a theme from the audience and a grand march from L Africaine while selections from Manfred and Kindermaerchen appear in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hofmann
Josef Hofmann
Music Hall
Kindermaerchen
Wren
Josef Holmann
Burial Held for Youthful Murderer Nowlin at Woodlawn
The body of James Edward Nowlin was privately buried at Woodlawn cemetery on Saturday. Services occurred at Undertaker Raney's warerooms on Gilman street East Seimerville with only his mother, two brothers, a sister, and a Mrs. Nowlin confidant present. Reverend J. Bartlet of Somerville Baptist Church led prayers before burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward Nowlin
Woodlawn
Raney
Gilman Street
East Seimerville
Nowlin
Mather
Wandering stars theme colors a sermon on disaster and progress
The Rev. C A Bartol at West Church delivered a discourse titled Disaster Ancient and Recent. He argued the term disaster reflects wandering stars, warned against attributing fate to celestial influence, and urged moral obedience as the path to progress amid labor strife and industrial change. He cited rail accidents, strikes, and factory reports to illustrate societal upheaval and the need for prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bartol
West Church
Hamlet
North Pole
Silozm
Paul
Mediterranean
Eden
Isaiah
Ezekiel
Tennyson
Deboran
Barak
Sisera
Napoleon
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Yaredar
Rocky Mountains
Washington
Giue Hill
Protection With A Club In Massachusetts Republican Talk
The Middlesex Club hosted Colonel Fred P. Grant of New York and James D. Foster of the National Republican League at the Revere House on Saturday. Governor Ames praised Grant and welcomed Foster as speakers defending protection for American industries and labor, arguing against free trade and urging Republican clubs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Club
Fred PD. Grant
New York
James D. Foster
National Republican League
Revere House
John Haskell Butler
Speaker Noyes
Middlesex
New York League
Ames
Massachusetts
General Grant
Republican Party of
Callow College
United States
Grant
Moster
Republican Party
Boston
Charles JF. Clark
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway
New York & New England Air Line
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Gardeners and Florists’ Club
Avery Street
George M. Whittaker
The
Horticultural Society
Messrs
W. C. Strong
F. W. Andrews
J. W. Wood
M. B. Faxon
O. B. Hadwen
the Lancers
Bulfinch Street
James P. Foster
National League of Republican Clubs
D. Grant
Ilon
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
N. H
George E. Dame
Railway Mail Service
New England
City Notes Highlight Thefts And Local Events In Boston
A gang posing as renters stole from houses on Coleman street Dorchester and lead pipe and faucets were recovered. Boston real estate values on Beacon street included a 202 Beacon sale for 20000 and nearby land at 4 75 per foot. Community notices cover school music talks public figures at events and a Foxhall diorama visit. A man died after falling from a moving train in Lowell depot and a Shore Line express incident near Westerly injuring an unknown man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Clark
Coleman Street
Dorchester
Beacon Street
Chester Park
A. B. Usherwood
Lowell
Chauncy Hall
Music Hall
Fred Grant
Old South Church
Shore Line
Pawcatuck
Westerly
R.I
Court hearing on damages in Wasson v Hunt collision
The court found the bark Benjamin S Hunt liable for colliding with the schooner Anna A Booth off Chatham on Aug 30, 1886. An assessor included $200 towage from collision site to New York. Claimant contests towage as unnecessary. hearing conducted with T Russell Jr for libellant and F Dodge for claimant. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Wasson
Benjamin S. Hunt, Jr
Anna A. Booth
Chatham
New York
T. Russell, Jr
F. Dodge
Supreme Judicial Court Order Nos Listing Case Series
Supreme Judicial Court references a sequence of order numbers including 1816, 1821, 1818, 1822, 1823, 1824, 1828, 1880, 1831, 1657, 1735, 1756, 1774 and 1816 in a unified docket notation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Superior Court Jan First and Second Sessions List of Cases
Suffolk County Superior Court sessions include hundreds of docketed cases across multiple judges, with litigants such as Blume vs Boston, Wright vs Lothrop, Devlin vs Boston, and numerous others. The long list covers civil actions, equity, and rail line related matters, reflecting extensive calendar activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Mason, J
Ee Vy
Blume
Boston
Littlejohn
Duday
Burg RR. Co. RR
Wright
Stavy
Homer
Cowan
Stuarty, B.& Arr
Old South Soc
Fosdick
Bangs
Wainwright
Robbins
Same
Barker, J
Superior Court Essex County Case List Includes Ware Mahoney Alley Hart
Essex County session lists multiple civil actions. Dockets include Jolan Thompson v Ware et al 4430 Whelan v Mahoney 4478 Breed v Baker 4483 Healey v City of Salem 14494 Alley v Lewis 499 Hart v Gray 486e Lowe trustee et al Inhabitants of Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Vy
Ware Et al
Whelan
Alley
Lewis
Adam
Hart
Gray
Lowe
Trustee
Peabody
Oak Island Tragedy Reported Near Chelsea Creek Bridge
Walter Goddard witnessed an assault on Chelsea Bridge around 1 am Tuesday January 3 as two men fought and one was believed dead. A vehicle carried the apparently lifeless man toward Revere while two women screamed. Timothy Collins may have been the victim. authorities suspect a staged suicide to hide murder with a bullet to the brain and body arranged to look self-inflicted. Revere police pursue the new crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Goddard
Chelsea Creek
Revere
Oak Island
Chelsea Bridge
Timothy Collins
Police Signal Boxes Placed at Key Fifth District Corners
New police signal boxes in the fifth district will be located at street corners including Albany and Oswego, Dover and Albany, Albany and East Newton, Harrison avenue and East Chester park, Albany and East Chester park, Harrison avenue and East Concord, Malden and Washington, South May and Harrison avenue, Dover and Harrison avenue, Ouedda and Harrison avenue, Washington and Motte, Washington and Dover, Waltham and Washington, Washington and Worcester, Washington and Northampton, Washington and Wood bury, Shawint avenue and Kendall, Lenox and Pembroke, Chapman and Middlesex, Tremont and Castle, Berkeley, Waltham, Dartmouth, Pembroke, Worcester, Northampton and Westfield, Columbus avenue and Chester park, Buckingham, Columbus square, Dartmouth and Appleton, and Dartmouth and Harwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District
Albany
Oswego
Dover
East Newton
Harrison Avenue
East Chester Park
Concord
Malden
Washington
South May
Ouedda
Washington and Motte
Waltham
Washington and Worcester
Northampton
Woodbury
Shawint Avenue
Kendall
Lenox
Pembroke
Chapman and Middlesex
Tremont and Castle
Berkeley
Dartmouth
Worcester
Westfield
Columbus Avenue
Chester Park
Buckingham
Celumbus Square
Appleton
Harwich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Post Office
Committee On the Ground
Young Democrats Organizing
Franz Kneisel
Richard Filard
Dvorak
Tveweenes Wagner
Beethoven
Jallad
Mme, Hasireiter
Tondo
Tosa Hofmann
Eern Tees
Manfred
Sag
Os Molnockee
Harp
Cracovienne
Sacconi
Josef Holm
L'Africaine”’ Orchestra
Wallace
Meyerbeer
Young Nowlin
DR. Bartol
Corey Hill
A. N. Sanford
W. W. Blackmar
L. N. Tucker
J. Edward Flollis
Edward W. Kinsley Post
C. BE. B. Edgerly
Infantry Veteran Corps
E. H.S
Young’s Hotel
George Hicks
Beacon Park
Mgr. Hicks
Flicks
Bernard Whitman
Wil
South Congregations Church
Newbury Streets
United States of Colombia
Mead
F. H. Bailey
Boston Young Son
ChrilHan Union
United States District Court
Nelson, J
Snow
Bonney
Journal Newspaper Co
Smith
Wachs
Ryan
Sargent
Osgood
Martin
Howard
Turner
Reed
Kattelle
Blake
Driscoll
Chesley
Downing
Hartin
Aliphea
Reardon
Kelogy
Newton
Frothingham
Wadleigh
Hefler
Cressy
Fiour M. Co
Plunkett
Ol’town Five Ct. Sav. Bk
Iscdaeeoe Nal
Fitch. Uh
Walters
Shute
Setton
P. Co
Publicover
Prieda
C ‘Opello
Corinha
Flaherty
Mahoney
Bane
Raymond
Russell
Crowell
Palmer
Bradstreet
Baccon, J
McDowell
Blackstone N. Bank
Stackpole
Clarksv
Kieworth
Schoen
de Beer
Lyndon
Small
Coney
King
Fitzpatrick
McKelleger
Rollins
Jennings
Williams
Barrett
Towle
Tetra
Burnham
Market Nat. Bank
Beckley
Wille Ve. Woodward
Copeland
Ioore
Brown
Sherburne
Hoyt
Rockwell
Ranney
Horton
Weston
Uarsfield
Logea
Vierce
Estabrook
Langhan
Porter
Hostine
Internal Steamer Co
Shepard
Cappaccioli
Nicolini
Gunnelle
Jacobs
Campbell
Mall- All
Boardman
Haskell
Frost
Deane
Giles
Kingsbury
Padden
Dorr
MceCuey
Lee
Francis
Kakasy
Gover Cork
Finst
Iter W. Graves & Sons
Anthem Books
Emerson
Perkins
Ditson
Dreaster
Doz
E.ausikeo
Henshaw
Zertahn
Mendelssohn
Christus
Rheinberger
Christoforas
Mantord
Melusina
Toc
Anderton
Zdlner
Joseph
Damrosch
Rebecca
Holges
Obe
Lather
Bradbury
Oliver Ditson
Boston and Vicinity
James F.C. Hyde
MK and Greer
Besweorth Street
Oak Grove Farm
Mass
Club NG
Jonnie
Stevenson
Faneuil Hall Square
W.P. Balch Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
Samuel Ward Co
Devonshire
Crean
STEEL
WATS
B. Tobey
Health Food CO
Tremont St
Zl Pittsst
Very
OF New York
Broadway
James M. McLean
J. L. Halsey
HW. B. Stores
Weriple
S. N. Stebbins
Wear
Bank and Trust Company
N. Y
Cccceenscseries
Austin's 206
Austin & Graves
Commercial Street
Paris
Blaker
W. Baker & CO
Dorehester Mass
Wnarican Alotment Association
Vanoraum & Southwick
Tremont Street
Room
Biase
John P. Leary
Main Street
Weorcester
Gorham, Rogers & CQ
Federal Street
Boston Post
Northern Pacific Loan
August
Belmont & Co. of
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Cascade
Saltonstall
Fairchild
Washington, D.C
Port of
State Board of Lunacy
State of
Cortoners of Immigration
Boxton
Teasury Department
Charles W. Kurtz
F. Loring Blanchard
George W. Hart
Lucius Bradley
Kurtz Blanchard & Co
Chicago
Hart, Blanchard & Co
New Orleans
Blanchard, Kurtz & Co
Joseph H. Roscoe
Newark
DuBois & Maynard, Grocers
Nhs
Elisha Moseley
Franklin Coal Company
Water Street
Meloon & Chapin, Produce
Frank Albee
Tah
Boothbay
D. M. Strong
Bristol, Vt
Ioenheimer & Co
Willows
Cal
Anti-Poverty Society
Horticulture Hall
Hamlin Garland
Elisa
Grace Church
South Boston
Semple
Chelsea