Democratic banquet voices unity for spread of power
The 1891 Massachusetts Democratic House members gathered at the Revere House for an informal banquet with Mayor Matthews Brigadier General Corcoran and party leaders. Speakers urged party unity to secure 1892 victories, predicted a Democratic majority in state offices and legislature, and stressed nonpartisan cooperation with Republicans to enact popular measures.
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Revere House
Mayor Matthews
J. W. Corcoran
Russell
Harvey N. Collison
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Kimball
Cooke
Haggerty
Drury
Stafford
Eaton
Reed
J. W. Coveney
McEttrick
Charles Haggerty
Senate Democrats
House Democrats
Rusgell
Josiah Quincy
McKttrick
Harvey N. Callison
Young Men's Democratic Club
Glouiy
Democratic House
Senate
John W. Corcoran
Old Bay State
Salem D. Charles
Joseph P. Lomasney
Boston
State Committee
State House
Hol
Collins
Howe
Cambridge
Matthews
Stearns
Salem
Buckley
Holyoke
Chance
Senator Stafford
Isex
Tariff Reform Meeting Highlights New England Scene
The New England Tariff Reform League met at the American House with about 100 present. Speakers included Warren Daniells and L F McKinney who urged Australian ballots and tariff reform while praising Maine and Massachusetts leaders and urging unity to carry tariff reform in upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Tariff Reform League
American House
Henry L
Warren F. Danielis
L. F. McKinney
New Hampshire
John E. Russell
Harvey N. Shepard
Henry C. ‘Bacher
Arthur T. Lyman
John F. Moore
Ne] Freeman
Emerson W
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Lauchter
Barney N. Snévind
Maine
Maing
Bangor
Charles Francis Adams
Cleveland
James Russell Lowell
Henry L. Pierce
Belef
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
William E. Russell
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Boston
Old Bay
Amondpoly
National Convention
Grover Cleveand
Napoleon
Republic
New England
L.F. McKinney
Congress
Gabriel
McKinney
Tariff Reform Talk At Winter Hill Club
At Winter Hall John M Woods and Robert Luce spoke on tariffs and taxation policy for the Winter Hill Tariff Reform Club of Somerville The speakers argued that the present tariff unfairly taxes workers to benefit manufacturers and urged income taxation as a fairer revenue source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Woods
Robert Luce
Winter Hill
Tariff Reform Club
Somerville
Woods
Milk Producers Meet Names Officers and Plans
The New England Milk Producers Association met at the United States Hotel. A. H. Fitch of Hopkinton reported on the group’s progress including pay days from contractors and book scrutiny. Officers elected: President J. D. W. French. vice presidents M. H. Brown, W. A. Warner, C. A. Gleason. secretary George M. Whitaker. advisory board members L. W. Newton, J. H. Ties, E. G. Curtis, William B. Patrick, J. C. Bartlett, Horace Barry, Frank Wheeler, R. R. Yates, and A. H. Fitch.
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New England
Milx Producers’ Association
United States
A. H. Fitch
Hopkinton
Board of Government
Fitch
Massachusetts
D. W. French
North Andover
M. H. Brown
Milford
W. A. Warner
Hardwick
C. A. Gleason
New Braintree
George M. Whitaker
The
New England Farmer
Kengauzer
Mr. Palmer
L. W. Newton
Southboro
J. H. Ties
Marlboro
E. G. Curtis
Lyndboro
N.H
William B. Patrick i
Atren
J.C. Bartlett
Newmarket
N. H
Horace Barry
Windham
Frank Wheeler
Concord
R. R. Yates
Northboro
Cambridge Veterans Celebrate Fourth Anniversary With Ladies Night
The Cambridge Veterans John A. Logan Post 186 G A R held a ladies night at Odd Fellows Hall Cambridgeport. Commander J D Billings served as toastmaster with speeches by General E W Hincks and others praising the Grand Army of the Republic and Massachusetts charitable work.
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John A. Logan Post
Cambridge
Odd Fellows Hall
Cambridgeport
W. Barnes
J. D. Billings
E. W. Hincks
United States
Grand Army of the Republic
J. P. Bradley
National Council of Administration
Order
Russell
Billings
F. H. Holton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Department of Massachusetts
G. B. Dyer
Boston
Dyer
John Hopewell, Jr
J. P. Condon
Judge Wells
Bay State Banjo Club
Ada L. Park
Aphelion Hail Company Elected Officers at Winthrop Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Aphelion Hail Company of Winthrop officers were elected including vice president John Hopwell and clerk E Richards. Other directors named were Nathaniel Forer Sears William A Chapin Charles A Barrett and Frederick S Stimson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aphelion Hail Company
Winthrop
Eens
John Hopwell
E. Richards
L. Burrill
Cae Youssans Fing
von Hopewell
Ir. Richards
Charles L. Pul
van Natant Tating
Nathaniel ©. Forer
Sears
William A. Chapin
Harles A. Barrett
Frederick 5. Stimson
Internal Revenue Receipts for First Half of FY 1891
Washington January 22 The total internal revenue collections for the first six months of the fiscal year ending June 30 1891 were 75 697 144 dollars, exceeding the same period of the prior year by 6 619 662 dollars. Receipts for December 1889 were greater than for the same month in the previous year.
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Washington
Petition Circulates for Corse Reappointment
A report says a petition favors reappointing Postmaster Corse but may be premature. John D. Morton of Carpenter Woodward Morton noted letters to Washington carry more weight than petitions and many have been sent. He finds nine tenths of business leaders favor Corse’s retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Judd
John F. Andrew
Coolidge
Crosby
Hoar
John BE. Russell
Hie Morse
Mr. Russell
Morse
Washington
Massachusetts
Halls of Congress
Worcester County
Shepard
Maine
Republican Party
Russell
League
Corse
John D. Morton
Carpenter, Woodward & Morton
Morton
General Corse
Court session items list many cases in Boston court
The January first and second sessions report numerous civil cases from the Superior Court. Dockets include Kenney vs Old Colony for injuries on Kneeland Street, Pickering v Aldrich for board and lodging, and multiple motor court and property disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Mason
C. J
Isabella J. Kenney
Old Colony
J. H. Benton, Jr
Maria G. Maria
Charles L. White
Boston
J. R. Murphy
Driscoll
J.C. Kennedy
H.C. Baker
A. P. Worthen
Criminal session lists multiple defendants and sentences
The court records sentences for Sherman alias James Holmes larceny and habitual criminal to 25 years in State prison, McDavitt fined 10 for assault and battery, Burke fined 60 for adulterating milk, Cunningham fined 50 as receiver, Ryan given three years for breaking and entering. The court adjourned to Monday for the Commonwealth v Drew with a trial expected to occupy the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
J. William Crotty
James Holmes
Charles H. McDavitt
Richard Burke
Adam C. Cunningham
Daniel Ryan
the Commonwealth
Silas S. Drew
Superior Court Docket from Norfolk Is Dedham January 28
Multiple cases listed with verdicts and withdrawals. Dennis Brennan v Nugent awarded $100 to plaintiff. Ellen F Roch v William W Denne tt et al writ of entry sought for land in Braintree. Other entries show assignee Maria Evans and various plaintiffs and defendants in tort and contract actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Norfolk
Dedham
BisHor
Dennis Brennan
John Nugent
E. Cotter
J.J. Feely
Maria ‘J. Evans
Jeremiah Lane
Thompson and Killion sue for injuries in multiple Middlesex and Essex suits
A Middlesex Superior Court record lists tort actions from January 22 involving Joanna C Thompson and Oliver P Thompson against Amos Phipps for personal injuries and damages from car collisions and a separate case Bridgett Killion vs Ada E Daniels seeking 3000 for injuries. Related proceedings name various plaintiffs, defendants, and attorneys with verdicts and trials noted.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
Buopeert
Joanna C. Thompson
Amos Phipps
Holliston
Oliver P. Thompson
Amos Phip
Erdict
Strout & Coolidge
W. A. Kingsbury
George C.ate
Bridgett Killion
Ada E. Daniels
Newton
Francis Burke
J. B. Goodrich
Howe R. E. Co
Bride
Boston notices include court commission and lectures
John J. Martin of Boston is commissioned by the Governor to the office of Justice of the Peace. A Woman's Chanty Club meeting at Bromfield Street Church gathers at 2 pm to plan a hospital fund fair. The fourth Channing Hall lecture on New England religious thought airs tomorrow at 3 pm by Rev. Austin S. Garner. Boston Music Hall hosts Stoddard's Passion Play lecture this evening and notes Stoddard's final matinee appearance tomorrow.
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John J. Martin
Boston
Bromfield Street
Chester Park
Channing Hall
New England
Austin S. Garner
Worcester
Boston Music Hall
Joan L. Stoddard
Object Lesson In Science At Tremont Street Show Window
A Boston display at 39 Tremont street by T Metcalf Co showcases bacteriology implements. Visitors see nutrient gelatine and agar agar, sterilizers, a sterilized culture apparatus, plating tools, and platinum inoculation needles arranged by Edwin W. Shedd Ph G and the company laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
T. Metcalf & Co
Tremont Street
Edwin W. Shedd
Ph. G
I. Metralf & Co
Somerville Medical Society Holds Annual Meeting and Dinner
The Somerville Medical Society held its annual meeting and dinner at Union Hall with President T. M. Durell presiding. Guests included Mayor Pope and Dr. Cowles of the McLean Asylum. Officers elected were President Dr. W. A. Bell Vice President J. J. F. Couch Secretary and Treasurer Dr. J. F. Couch.
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Somerville Medical Society
Union Hall
Somerville
T. M. Durell
Pope
Cowles
Mclean Asylum
W. A. Bell
J. J. F. Couch
J. F. Couch
Cambridge Trade Association Hosts Banquet and Ladies Night
The Cambridge Citizens' Trade Association held its annual banquet and Ladies Night last evening at its hall in Cambridge port. Speeches were given by Colonel S. W. Coveney Representative BE Ridout F. M. Buffum and ex Mayor Bradford with interludes of music from an orchestra.
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Cambridge Trade Association
Cambridge Citizens’ Trade Associations
Cambridge Port
5. W. Coveney
BE. Ridout
F. M. Buffum
Bradford
New England Postmasters Nominated by President
Washington January 22 The President nominated postmasters in several New England towns Massachusetts Miss Julia K Walker East Northfield Charles A Perley Baldwinville Jane G Orr Pittsfield New Hampshire John Mason Spitmouth Chauncey A H Proche Littleton Annis Artwell Whitefield Vermont Charles F Wheeler Burlington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Washington
Massachusetts
Julia K. Walker
East Northfield
Charlies A. Perley
Baldwinville
Jane G. Orr
Pittsfield
New Hampshire
John Mason
Spitmouth Chauncey
A. H
Proche Littleton
Annis
Salem Electric Light Company reelects officers at annual meeting
At the Salem Electric Light Company annual meeting the old board of officers was reelected. The company now operates 300 arc and about 2500 incandescent lights. The Mayor appointed John J. McCue keeper of the lockup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Electric Light Company
Salem, Jan
John J. McCue
Club conflicts over resolutions at Young's meeting
The Chickatawbut Club nearly split at its annual meeting at Young's last evening over resolutions tied to a Dorchestor Beacon article. After about three hours of discussion, the matter was indefinitely postponed. President Frank B Brizham led about forty members as dues were rejected and membership rose from 103 to 144.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickatawbut Club
Young's
Dorchester Beacon
Frank B. Brizham
Dudley Pray
Eugene M. Smith
James Wooley
Josua Lovett
William Wooley
Francis D. Hersey
John E. Durgin
Young
W.B. Fay
C. B. Roberts
J. R. Stuart
A. B. Gilmore
Riva Scott
G. E. Pratt
M. D. W. Greene
J. F. Maguire
A. P. Sherman
Patagonian Club
Young’s
F. Z. Ward
B. W. Russell
Salem
J. H. Langmaid
J. N. Peterson
Boston Lodge of Perfection
George H. Allen
Imperial Commandery
Quincy House
E. H. McKinney
New Hampshire
D. B. Ackley
New York
J. @. Hammel
Pennsylvania
John Sharrocks
Springfield
W. E. Barnes
Connecut
D. L. Fisher
Vermont
Dr. P Unnet
TrRemo
G. W. Kemp
Eiewark
N. J
Henry Esmond
Orange
N. Y
Huntington
The
Loyal Legion
Ir. Geo. E. Brock
Mr. Free
Europe
California
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Quebec
Washington
Allen, du Kelly
Burlington
Warfield
Providence
Z. L. Bicknell
VuncomMe
P. A. Cheney
T. B. Beak
Portland
N. H
F. A. Ducker
Maha
W. Wyman
Augusta
T. J.thurston
Rochester
A. F. Ford
Elmira
N Y
Lander
Saco
G. M. Chase
Topeka
Kan
Randolph
Ndon. Eng
C. H. Hamilton
Fitchburg
George Borns
H. L. Frazer
New_York
C. Mealey, Jr
Greenwich
Agreee
Montgomery Rollina
Concord
N. HH
H. H. Bernard
Louisville
F. W. Sison
New Bedford
R. M. Sherman
Grand Forks
N. D
J. F. Foote
Baltimore
Caperone
W. Cushman
D. W. Shanner
A. Leslie
Providenga
R. J
B. Ives
Waterbury
Conn
L. W. Shedd
Montpelier
Dorchester
R. I. Guard
Boston
A. A. Sherman
Philadelphia
A. B. Coleman
W. O. Cook
Chicago
A. J. R. Carson
Adams
W. Humphrey and Wife
St. John
N.B
G. Lessing
Hamilton Browne
BE. W. Stinson
Cincinnati
F. Wilson
Tf. S. Packham
Sioux City
Clark’s—J. Hutching
TWO WEDDINGS IN BALTIMARY AT CHRIST CHURCH
In Baltimore Jan 22 Miss Virginia Schley daughter of Captain Winfield Scott Schley and Ralph Granville Montague Steuart-Wortley of England were married at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church with Bishop Graham officiating. Prominent guests attended. Eva M. Tucker wed Harry B. Thompson of Chelsea at the Tucker home with about seventy five relatives present. Ellie Acker served as maid of honor. bride wore a white silk dress and carried white roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimary
Virginia Schley
Winfield Scott Schley
Baltimore
Ralph Granville Montague Steuart-Wortley
England
Earl of Wharncliffe
Atlantic & Danville Railroad
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Y. BR
Thompson—Tucker
Eva M. Tucker
Harry 8. Thompson
Chelsea
Alfred Tucker
Eden Street
Charles W. Black
Natick
P. C. Watkins
Ellie Acker
New Dressing Cabinets Exhibit At Paine's Furniture
Philosophers claim happiness lies in desire not possession Yet Paine's Furniture at 48 Canal Street invites women to view fully equipped dressing cabinets promising convenience and comfort over imperfect current bureau models A visit showcases the new patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s
Canal Street
Sir John Macdonald to Dissolve Parliament for General Election
From Orsa Ontario dated January 22 a report states Sir John Macdonald has decided to dissolve Parliament and appeal to the country, with the election likely in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orsa
Ont
John Macdonald
Kinglake cremated in England per last wish
Kinglake the historian is cremated in England as he wished. Ex Queen Natalie says she will leave Servia abroad until the king comes of age. Bancroft, per T C Crawford in the New York Tribune, was a sun worshipper who loved sunlit rooms and opposed furnace heat and coal fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinglake
England
Natalie
Servia
Bancroft
T. C. Crawford
New York Tribune
Washington
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J. Russia Cement Company
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A. A
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Henry Hooper
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A. J
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Hormes
James Bertus
Advertiser
M. Morse, Jr
T. J. Stimson
SM Omenway
H. N. Shredon
Joseph C Carbitchild
J. Downing
J. Lowell, Jr
New England League
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West End
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Lawrence
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