Annual New England Labor Reform League Convention
Reports from Boston society pages note the eleventh annual convention of the New England Labor Reform League to meet in Science Hall 718 Washington Street Sunday and Monday. Various lectures, fundraisers, and civic events fill the week with a banner from Confederate veterans’ relatives and lectures at Boston University.
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B. Y. M Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Reuen Thomas
Brooktine
Moses
Warren Street Center
Warrenton Street
Henry Lee
Friends of the Institution
Association
Tremont Street
Eliot
A. E. Dunning
Washington Street
A.H. Wood
J. H. Swain
Townsend Wood
Angela T. Heywood
A. D. Wheeler
K. H. Heywood
Busy Boston theatres lure crowds with famed performers
The Boston Theatre hosts Joshua Whitcomb to rapt crowds with matinee attendance seen as suburban lines fill the Cheshire Railroad. Boucicault headlines at the Museum with The Shaughraun while My Son is slated next week. Park Theatre features Yorick in Yorick's Love and a Harvard Symphony concert appears January 20 with Miss Emily Winant.
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Joshua Whitcomb
Boston
Cheshire Railroad
BosTon Museum
Park Theatre
Edith Abell
Laura Schirmer
Louis Plau
Walter Emerson
Henrietta Maurer
Lawrence Barrett
Yorick
William D. Howells
Emily Winant
New York
Globe Theatre
Havgerly
Raymond Sportsman Club Rifle Contest At Bellevue Range
The Raymond Sportsman's Club held its weekly rifle and glass ball matches at Bellevue Range Medford on Friday afternoon. The top score was 61, achieved twice by J. H. Bennett, with J. F. R. Schaefer C. M. Gueth and E. James among top scorers.
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Bellevue Range
Medford
Suit Over Insurance Policy in West Medford Fire
Charles Larned sues Scottish Commercial Insurance Co for 3000 policy dated October 6 1877 covering a two story French roof dwelling in West Medford. Mortgage on property exceeded policy. fire damaged house $3500. Verdict for plaintiff 1779 54. Attorneys A A Ranney J R Clark for plaintiff J P Treadwell for defendant.
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Scottish Commercial Insurance Company
West Medford
L. W. Hall
A. A. Ranney
J. R. Clark
J. P. Treadwell
Fraudulent stock sale at S Brownell & Son of Boston
In an action of tort Edmund C. Poland sues Simeon Brownell alleging he bought an undivided half of the stock in trade and half interest in the business from Brownell at 680 Washington street Boston based on false profit and condition claims. He paid 3650 dollars and claims losses from fraudulent representations. The defense claims no recovery due to failure to return stock. Judge Aldrich presided with H N Shepard for plaintiff and Chas R Train for defendant. The docket includes further tort actions and judgments involving Mary J Woods versus Charles Fisher and others with various verdicts and settlements. The record notes further upcoming cases and judges.
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Simeon Brownell
S. Brownell & Son
Washington Street
Boston
H. N. Shepard
Chas. R. Train
Mary J. Woods
Charles Fisher
H.E. Fales
Asa French
T. E. Grover
James J. Costello
Horace
Crowell
James Costello
Thomas Corey
Marlboro
Corey
Robert D. Smith
H. KE. Swasey
H. E. Fuller
Joseph G. Abbott
E. P. Brown
Mary E. Leonard
James Glancey
S. W. McDaniels
C. W. Clark
Robert Morris
Theodore L. Savage
Seymour W. Stevens
Same
Daniel Norcross
Stevens
Supreme Court
Bridge
W. Creech, Jr
A.V. Lynde
Biennial elections and sessions eyed by Massachusetts committee
The Committee on Constitutional Amendments held a Friday hearing on a proposed constitutional change for biennial elections and biennial legislative sessions. Boston figures D H Brown T C Brophy and Timothy Coughlin spoke for and against the plan, while other hearings followed on public school labor rules burial grounds preservation and cattle pleuro pneumonia. Gen Joshua L Chamberlain visited the State House as Governor staff appointments were announced and Ward Twenty Boston voters prepared for a February 10 representative election. Henry Joy resigned from the State militia.
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Massachusetts Historical Society
Berry
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Congress
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Ball
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Northampton
Joshua L. Chamberlain
Maine
the Commonwealth
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Edmund H. Hewins
Morris Schaff
Lemuel R. Train
Jediah P. Jordan
William M.qotin
Noyes
General Court
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Rouel
Henry Joy
Sixth Regiment
Senate Session Addresses Petitions and Insurance Proposals
The Senate met at 2 PM with President Bishop in the chair. Petitions were presented on fishing restrictions and overcrowded horse cars, with Phillips Academy seeking expanded estate holdings. Reports favored notarial protests and bank sector inquiries, and a five minute recess allowed greeting Gen Chamberlain of Maine before adjournment.
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Fair Haven
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Middlesex
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Hutchinson
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Andover
Fuller
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Committee of Health Department of American Social Science Association
Gen. Chamberlain
Maine
Ballot law debate and fire reports disturb Boston proceedings
Boston lawmakers debated ballot protection and amendments while several fires broke out in Dorchester and Brighton. Incendiary blazes at dwellings and a barn caused damage, trapping residents until rescue. no serious injuries reported.
Escapes, Trials, and a Philadelphia Relief Meeting
Sixteen prisoners escaped Greensburg jail. A Havana reception honored Gen. Grant. Cincinnati Odd Fellows plan a $20 000 monument at Spring Grove. McGurk convicted in Philadelphia for 1865 murder. Lichert dies from Geyer’s shooting in Newport. Wynkoop acquitted in Carlisle conspiracy case. Navy assigns Underwood and Main to duties. Missouri man hanged for murder. five thousand attend. Chile-Peru war intervention report denied in Washington. Ontario man held for past Pennsylvania murder. Virginia Midland train wreck kills conductor and injures crew. Philadelphia citizens form Ireland relief committee. Drexel funds pledge. John Wanamaker to lead committee.
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Virginia Midland Road
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Geo. W. Childs
A. J. Drexel
John Nelsh
Mixed European News Highlights Warned by Global Tensions
Reports from Berlin Rome Lisbon and London detail political actions and incidents. A German army bill passes toward seven year strength while Gladstone advocates universal disarmament. A Belgian trading post opens in the Congo. Favre’s funeral in Versailles proceeds without pomp.
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Versailles
Mervia
Spain
Prussian Cross Gazette
Berlin
Russia
Vienna
Austria
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Book Firm Mesers Estes Lauriat Opens New Space in Boston
The firm Mesers Estes & Lauriat, Boston booksellers, displays a thriving seven year growth. Their store at 301 Washington Street expands with a removed wall, a large downstairs stockroom, and plans to unite spaces into one prominent, customer friendly shop. They offer cheap access to London remainders, auction buys, and a wide array of fine art books while preparing for a major front expansion.
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Lauriat
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Washington Street
Old South
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Musee Francais
Florence Gallery
McKenny & Hall
Vernon Gallery
Italian School of Design
Bartolozi
Bentley
Auduabon
Belfast Supreme Court Adjourns Eight Verdicts Rendered
Judge Barrows presided at Belfast as eight verdicts were delivered with one disagreement. No criminal trials occurred. Shipmate George N Herriman of City of Brooklyn Belfast died after a fall aboard Mobile. A mixed train derailment at Skowhegan injured brakeman John Apes. Bowdoin Alumni to hold third annual festival February 12 at Bangor House with Rev Dr Stone delivering oration and Dr Edward M Field of Bangor composing the poem. Chief Justice Appleton to preside.
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Portrait sent to Dartmouth honors ancestor Laban Ainsworth
Mrs. M. M. Greene of Amherst Massachusetts forwarded a fine portrait of her grandfather the Rev Laban Ainsworth to Dartmouth College. Ainsworth graduated in 1778 and belonged to the college’s eighth class since its founding.
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Amherst
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Dartmouth College
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Morrisville Convention Led by Prof Perkins in January
Morrisville to host a musical convention directed by Prof H B Perkins of Chicago from January 27 to 30. Vermont Grand Lodge of Good Templars closes seventh annual session at Randolph with nearly one hundred delegates and five thousand members, concluding with a public meeting in Dubois and Gay's Hall featuring ten minute speeches and vocal music. Orleans County Court to convene in Irasburg February 3 to hear many cases including the forgery trial of Arthur E Moore alias Bishop, with alibi defense asserting he was in Boston when the note was presented in Newport Bank.
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H. 8. Perkins
Chicago
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Independent Order of Good Templars of
Vermont
Randolph
Dubois and Gay’s Hall
Orleans County
Irasburg
Arthur E. Moore
Bishop
Boston
Newport Bank
Moore
Burglars and thieves haunt New Bedford area headlines
Remains of George W. Shattuck arrive in Lowell from California. Michael Brophy and Cornelius O Callahan are arrested in Taunton for Milton post office robbery. Lowell Five Cent Savings Banks gain $50 000 in interest after bond cancelment. Framing ham Road group trips to Washington and Richmond. Diphtheria cases rise at Maxfield Street School. school closed. Ply mouth county treasurer reports 1879 cash balance and 1880 balance. Gloucester schooner Augusta H Johnson arrives from Banks. two enumerated deaths. Deputy Sheriff seeks J H Atwood for assault on Sentinel publisher. Notewire linked to Webster and Stockbridge incidents. Notewire jailed for Feb 5 hearing. Gravel pit accident at Franklin causes minor injuries. Worcester hosts cooperative conference. plan New England Cooperative Association. May meeting set. committee named.
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Silver Lake
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Ts. Lous Bidston
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Vermont Central Railroad
Vermont Central and
Vermont Canada Railroad
City of Chicago
National Bank of
Acton
Albert Howe & CO
Warren Avenue
Western
Friend Street
R. J. Lee
R. J. See
Boston & Albany Stock Ward
Albany House
North
Beacon Street
J. P. Dansmore
Sunday Herald
Trai
Boston & Albany
J. P. Dunsmore
A.M. Bate
Boston Carriage Repository
Haverhill Street
Boston and Maine Depot
Co Ee
Edward C. Riddle
Gideon Beck
Schouller
Fine Canada
J. C. Richardson
Portland Street
J. F. Baker
Tonay
Jazz J. BF
Barbk
Renry
Bird & CO