Salem Cadets and Regulars Clash Over New York Junket Budget
Massachusetts Senate fights over sending a full regiment or cadets to New York for a April celebration. Senators Hathorne Kingsley Symonds Clark spar over accommodations costs, the guard’s role, and whether to spend the $17 500 or more, with push for a possible $30 000 allotment.
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Cadets
Senate
New York
Treasury Committee
Kingsley
Middlesex
Charlie” Symonds
Essex
Salem
Hathorne
Suffolk
Clark
Committee On
Federal Relations
Massachusetts
Massachusets
Symonds of Essex
O’sullivan
Senator Symonds
Senator O'Sullivan
Symonds
Treasury
Assichusetts
O’ Sullivan
Pike
Pilsbury
Messrs
Campbell
Cook
Bristol
E. J. Donovan
James Donovan
Dwinell
Evans
Fisk
Gibson
Gunn
Megantic Fish and Game Club's 100 members host second annual dinner
The Megantic Fish and Game Club held its second annual dinner at Young's cafe with a brief business meeting. Reports touted grounds in Quebec and proposed expansion by 30,000 acres to join the current 80,000. Speakers included President James Wemyss and Massachusetts fish officials urging lobster law enforcement and seasonal close seasons.
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Megantic Fish and Game Club
Young
Quebec
James Wemyss
Post
Blooming Grove Park Association
New York
C. F. Lee
Charlestown
Samuels
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
A. N. Cheney
Shooting
Harris
The
American Angler
Walter Brackett
Boston
W. H. H. Murray
Wemyss
Putnam
Fish and Game
Massachusetts
Fish Commissioners
Cforts
Fish and Game Protective Association of
Woodlands
Canada
Lee
Kennedy Smith
Eustis
Walter, Brackett
Woodward
Dr. Morris
Thomas H. Hall
N. J. Hall
Benjamin T. Hall
Hart
William J. Russell
Cambridge
Kev. Phillips Books
C. R
John B. Chipman
Inglewood Fish and Game Club
Case of Mr Brooks Death Amid Debt Rumors and City Notice
The Hon Charles J Brooks died by his own hand and was moved from Tinkham's to his widow's Dorchester home. The city council paid tribute with unanimous resolutions praising his public service while noting his debts. Funeral details await scheduling as relatives in Florida are notified.
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Charles J. Brooks
Tinkham
Howard Street
Dorchester
Brooks
Florida
Robert Wiener
Post
Wiener
Evening Star
Boston Herald
Star
Miss Mitchell
Silas Gurney
Tremont House
Mansfield Hotel Company
Stowe, VI
Gurney
Common Council
Hart
Alderman Rogers
Allen
Sprague
Ward 10
Messrs
Stevens
Barry
Parker
Jenkins
Keenan
Sullivan
Stan
Sprague and Parker
Shaw
Frazer
Rosnosky
Sale of Rand Avery plant at auction next Monday
The Rand Avery Company printing and publishing plant to be sold at 10 am Monday at the corner of Federal and Franklin streets. The extensive assets include over 200 machines 200000 pounds of type an electrotype foundry plates and cuts vast paper stock and office furniture. A 25 percent deposit is required to secure purchases.
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Rand-Avery
Rand- Avery Company
Rand- Avery
Federal and
Franklin Streets
America
Dobson Upholstery chief Daniel Duffy Missing in Philadelphia
Daniel Duffy who led the upholstery department at John & James Dobson disappeared from Philadelphia several days ago. Authorities allege he may have embezzled funds from his employers with a suspected shortage ranging from ten thousand to one hundred thirty five thousand dollars.
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Philadelphia
Daniel Duffy
John & James Dobson
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town
Augusta and Chicago buyers listed from Mutherin Rice Co Craw Augusta to J Duveneck Mammoth Shoe and Crothing Co York to Traverse City Mich vendor roster shows names and firms across multiple cities. The notice catalogues shoemakers agents and wholesalers including Dehun Gossage Co Shay Foreman Virden Ehrlich Moore Spencer Weller Duveneck Thielbar Terry Gusky Brown Hand Sewed Shoe Mannah Lay Mercantile Co listing buyers and firms in a trade notice.
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Augusta
H Rice
Mutherin, Rice & Co
Craw
J Gouley
Louisville
Weller
Weller & Paine
Louisvile
J Duveneck
Mammoth Shoe and Crothing Co
Peoria
H Thielbar
Thielbar & Co
Philadelphia
Penn
G W Terry
Rowe & Terry
Pittsburg
Jean
O M Bingham
J M Gusky
St Louis
J C Price
O St Clements
Ht Louis
A D Brown
Hamilton Brown Shoe
Delma
Ala
Mr. Rockaway
Toledo
B .Faylor
Am Hand Sewed Shoe
Tre
Traverse City
Mich
B Atwood
The
Mannah & Lay Mercantile Co
Anchor line ships may resume loading here for Glasgow
The Anchor line Italia and Trinacria are to load here with cargoes for Glasgow and rumor revives that service will be extended to this port again. Mr Ballou of New York, representing the Anchor line, will not say if the departure is temporary. Ernest D Blackwell, about 28, a carpenter, was arrested on a forgery warrant for 160 dollars dated July 1 1885 in the name of Benjamin F Hariew of South Carver.
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Italia
Trinacria
Glasgow
Ballou
New York
Anchor
Ernest D. Blackwell
Rogers Building
Benjamin F. Hariew
South Carver
Charlestown Gas Company
James F. Hunnewell
William Wheildon
Phinchas J. Stone
James A. Sawtell
Leonard B. Hatton
Charles F. Byam
Charles BR. Lawrence
George . Neal
George L. Perin
Shawmut Avenue
J. C. Blaisdell
E. Burt Phillips
George Briggs
William H. Phillips
H. K. Moore
Court frees man over age 40 from military enlistment charge
United States Circuit Court hears habeas corpus case of John Gormley. Gormley enlisted briefly at a Boston rendezvous in 1888, deserted later, and was imprisoned. He contends he was not legally a soldier due to age and status steps, and the appeal questions the desertion conviction.
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United States Circuit Court
Coxt
John Gormley
District Court
Gormley
Portland Street
Boston
Fort Warren
H. W. Putnam
W. H. Brown
Thomas H. Talbot
Social whirl at Vendome and area clubs noted
A Vendome concert fundraiser for Moral Reform Society drew Miss Dunton Miss How and others while the Forty fifth Regiment Association held its annual reunion at Young r s with Cyrus Bates presiding and George Pond as guest. Suburban Baseball League set officers at Quincy House as office changes ripple through the Thorndike and Victoria hotels with staff shifts. A ninth annual KE H 8 class meeting at Young s elected officers and hosted teachers Hitchings Grandgent. Complimentary dinner for Hon Carroll D Wright was hosted by Massachusetts labor officials at Young s. Various dignitaries and guests stayed at Oxford Vendome Brunswick Parker s Adams House Revere House and Crawford House with a long list of names from New York Boston Providence London and beyond.
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Vendome
The
Moral Reform Society
Miss Dunton
Mary How
James H. Ricketson
Gardner
Lamson
C. Wallen
Company A, Fortyfifth Regiment Association
Young
George E. Pond
Company A
New York Press
Pond
H. R. Thompson
Lyman D. Willent
Elias W. Bourne
W. B. Story
L. Henry Whitney
Levi D. Jones
Albert W. Mann
Quincy House
T Lowell
W. H. Marden
H. C. French
Messrs. Despeaux and Fay
Thorndike
G. B. Balch
Hivberd
C. J. Anepase
F. G. Marden
J. H. Gamble
Victoria
F. G. Carter
E. Ogden Child
Brunswick
KE. H
Charles E. French
Mr. Hitchings
L. H. Grandgent
McNary
F. N Sprague
Charles H. Currier
Mulhall
Walter Whitney
Herman
Husch
J. N. Sohmist
John H. Casey
W.N. Schmidt
John A. Bruen
Henry Barber, Jr
J. F. Ripp
G. H. Smith
Charles H. Rockwood
Delip J. Mul
New York
Oxford
C. A. Wright
J. C. Weismiller
Hancock, Mich
Philadelphia
E. W. Hyde
Bath
T. King
St. John
N. B
F. J. Nanamore
Bridgeport
Con
J. S.'Holmes
Wisconsin
A. W. Sulloway
Northern Railroad
Quincy Houe
Franklin
N. H
Improved Order of Red Men
Massachusetts
Crawford House
Revere House
George F. Richards
W. B. Webster
Exeter
H. P. Dewey
Concord
George Burnham, Jr
Portland
William D. Cowles
J. W. Seymour, Jr
Manazer
John O. Patten
J. L. Taylor, Sr
Family
Andrew J. Doherty, Jr
Brooklyn
Tremont House
D.M. Chesney
O.&. Follett
George A. Brown
Vermont
Martii
San Francisco
W. H. Sinock
Newark
Three Emigrants Swindled by Strangest Stranger
Three Englishmen who arrived aboard the Westmoreland reported to the Court Square police yesterday that they were swindled. They paid a five pound note and gold worth about $57 to a pleasant stranger who promised to exchange it for American money. The man vanished into a building on Liberty Square and has not been seen since, leaving each victim about $20.
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Westmoreland
Court Square
Liberty, Square
Supreme Court Session List of Arguments and Cases
The Supreme Judicial Court met January 22 with Chief Justice Morrow and Associate Justices. Cases argued included Rebecca B. Craft v South Boston Railroad, and Craft v same, with multiple counsel. Other proceedings covered Bradley v Brigham and Tilden v Greenwood, plus a set of related questions and unfinished items.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morrow
C.J. Fugno
W. Allen
Hoymes
C. Allen, Jr
Rebecca B. Craft
South Boston Railroad Company
Sol Lincoln
J. G. Abbott
Charles IT. Gallagher
Same
Bradley Et al
Rufus H. Brigham
W. Trowbridge
J. I. Joslin
Freeman P. Tilden
Frederick P. Greenwood
G. Fall
J.B. Richardson
Long Superior Court session reviews multiple cases and verdicts
The record outlines several Essex County Superior Court dockets from a January session. Notable items include Walsh v Consolidated Railway with a fatality claim, Handy v Tracy on two notes secured by a horse and wagon, and extensive lists of cases under various judges with trials, defenses, and verdicts, plus divorce and tort matters.
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Superior Court
Blope GeErt
Richard W. Walsh
Consolidated Railway Company
John
Summer Street
Lincoln
J. Gargan
T. W. Proctor
Plaintaff
Albert D. Handy
Joanna Tracy
Patrick Tracy
Rescott Keyes
J. R. Smith
H. N. Allin
Insolvency Court in Essex County Hears Petitions
At an Essex County Insolvency Court session, a second meeting was held in Warren P. Copp’s case and a third meeting in H B Osborne’s case. Ellias A. Emerson’s petition hearing was adjourned for one week. William R. Badger of Lynn filed a voluntary petition with liabilities of $344,546.
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Essex County
Warren P. Copp
Court Reports January 22 1900s Municipal Proceedings
Ely J Charles Meyers held for hearing on pocket picking case. Charles B Rogers bound over for embezzlement from employer. Charles Williams bound over for breaking and entering. Civil list and various civil suits listed including Knapp vs Davis and others with multiple case names.
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Ely
Charles Meyers
John Johnson
St. John’s
Mich
Charles B. Rogers
George W. Torrey
Superior Court
Charles Williams
Margaret Quinn
Parkman Street
DiThecat Wuuly
Knapp
Davis
Hopwood
Weeks
Lewis
Shepherd
Hoxdon
Richardson Partridge
Newton
Smith
Forbes
Cargill
Morley
Fogg
oConnell
Connelly
Tufts
Gilbert
Jewell
Ferris
Puffer Sons
Bos Albany Railroad
Chaffee
Armstrong
Berrigotcrian
Dowick
Coyne
Sinclair
Williams
Stone
Visconti
Pauluces May
Gates
Shurtleff Bros Fail in Wholesale Fruit Trade
Shurtleff Bros wholesalers of foreign and domestic fruits at Commercial and Clinton streets have failed and assigned to T. B. Morrill Co. Assets and liabilities are undisclosed though talk suggests ongoing business if creditor agreements arise. Joseph H. Borland, Pittsburg boot and shoe jobber, has failed and confessed judgment for 82000, with many Boston creditors.
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Shurtleff Bros
Commercial
Clinton
T. B. Morrill & Co
Joseph H. Borland
Pittsburg
Penn
Borland
Boston
Women’s Educational Union Meets at Boylston Street
At the quarterly gathering Mrs. A. M. Diaz, president, spoke on developing women’s power for social good. The group announced $4000 raised from the Fashion in Venice event at Mechanics’ Hall. Original poems were read and a discussion followed.
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Women’s Educational Union
Boylston Street
A. M. Diaz
Venice
Mechanics’ Hall
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Revere Street Railway Company
United States Hotel Company
Joint Special Committee On
EK. E. Baldwin
Town of
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Waltham & Newton Street Railway
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Ferren
Wyman
Hyde Park
Perkins
Gracey
Bicknell
Board of Police
National Woman Suffrage Association of Massachusetts
Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Bar Infirmary
Treasury of
the Commonwealth
Edward E. Hale
School Committee of
Holyoke
Episcopal Theological School of
Crocker Hall
State Normal School
Framingham
Boston Children’s Friend Society
Blume
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Military Department
First District Court of
Southern Middlesex
Northampton Street Railway Company
Eorys H. Bond
John H. Crowley
A. C. Goodell
Province of
Massachusetts Bay
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Danvers
Goodell
Andrew
J. H. Clifford
Ellis Ames
Privy Council
Barnes
Chelsea
State House Annex
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Lexington
J.J. Whipple
Brockton and
Tafty
Palmer
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Chapin
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Whiton
State House
C. J. Holmes
Fail River
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Barnstable County
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Dukes
Hampden
Hampshire
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Norfolk
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Worcester
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Megaantic Club
MR. Brooks
C. H. Graves & Sons
Hawkins Street
Mass
Inlermer
McDonnell
Trumbull
McCaffrey
Jennings
White
Thompson
Moore
Higgins
Cottrell
Lunkett
Schuler
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Hllt Jewels
Alb
Stickney
Howard
Galliagher
O’ Brien
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Wilde
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Anniball Ferrari
Henry Murray
J. L. Eldredge
Z. Bowman
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Decker
Zovo Hunting
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Kelly
Harrington
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Carter
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Eaton
Messenger
DeLue
Johnson
Seavey
Loud
Okary
Me-Mu Isk 'T
Doherty
Cambell
Satin 4
Welling
Bryant
Bost
Rub. Co
Fosi R
King
Dailey
Russell
Lutler
Wheeler
Mason
Cummings
Buck
Kimball
Wright
Pitman
Ruth A. Lockwood
Fred P. Knapp
Purchase Street
D. Charles
Maintiff
R. Clark
Joseph Bennett
John T. Scully
Charles Linnehan
H. N. Collison
L. M. Child
Taylor
Page
Scull
Marsh
Sane
Lathrop
Cavanagh
Boston Gas ; Light Co
Game
la Fouche
Chap.man
Ward Vy
N. Y
N. Ie
Shariett
Gunning
Whinpley
Burnain
Wikins
Gul
Ler
W H. Niles
J. W. Berry
Uuluuci
Whelan
Marshall
Damon
Hunt
Greenleaf
Libbetts
City of Lyon
Basford
Kakas & Sons
Washington
Mark
ALL Pocers
Quaker Mill Co
Ravenna
Ohio
Harmon, J
Lucius C. Johnson
Haverhill
Slattery
Morse
Mulls
Durgin
Foss
Howe
Murch
Loker Vy. B. & A. RR
Foye v. Reinhart
Blanchard
Silsby
Isaacs
Wiley
Cadogan
Tan
Balmoaris
Patten
Lynch
Connolly
J. E. Cotter
H. &. Bolles
R. M. Saltonstall
Goss
Hartshorn
Spring
Shea
O’brien
Donovan
West End Railway Co
Hartley
Stultsky
Saie
Dinsmore
Barton
Rowell
Veak
O'Kane
Joyce
O’arcy
Dorr
Simons
Bushman
Hudson
Tailer
Bray
Baxter
Hinds
McDonald
McKay
Women's Educational Union
Pana
Ruan
Wall
N. Ys