Police Shakeup Planned for Stations Two Three and Four
Changes at Station 3 follow a liquor squad authority clash while Station 4 in Lagrange street seeks a captain swap to satisfy commissioners and captain Warren. Station 2 could promote Donovan to drill captain as part of broader reforms at Pemberton square, with General Martin driving discipline and a purge of policy sharks and gambling. Deputy Pierce earns praise for eradicating gambling fronts as Chief Inspector Watts revives the inspectors office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wescott, Donovan
War- Tren
Pemberton Square
Station 3
Wescott
Station 4
Lagrange Street
Phil Warren
Warren
Hoffman
Court Square
Donovan
Martin
General Martin
Pierce
Boston
Watts
Hood chiefs praise Boston detective work and liquor squad
The Boston detective bureau gains high regard under Chief Watts who promotes diligence and responsibility. Captain Brown leads the liquor squad, wiping out dives and kitchens, arresting Wendell for illegal sale of liquor, confiscating over $10 worth of beverages, and mounting raids on hotels and Chinese joints with numerous arrests and convictions. Commissioner plans consider similar boosts for other stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Detective Bureau
Boston
Martin Most
Martin Most Is His Experiment of Placing Captain Brown
Captain Brown
Abraham Q. Wendell
Lquor
Alons the Waterfront on Sylvia and harbor notes
The steam yacht Sylvia, recently brought across the Atlantic by Captain Arthur H. Clark for Commodore P Brown, is noted as the smallest steam yacht to cross the ocean and the westward winter crossing. Sylvia measured 198 tons gross with about two feet of freeboard, 4679 miles logged to New York via Madeira and Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Atlantic
Arthur H. Clark
Commodore P Brown
New York Yacht Club
Ocean
Ituna
New York
Madeira
Bermuda
Clark
Lloyd’s
Alice
George S. Wardwell
Lawley Yacht Works
South Boston
Rockland
Jackson Richardson
Elmira
N. Y
Light House Board
Tt. P. Crawley
F. B. Sands
Newport
R. I
Providence
Midnight Express Split Tracks for Park Square Line
The Park Square Station on the Old Colony system will run two sections from tomorrow due to increased travel. The first section with mail cars and passenger coaches departs at midnight, reaching New York at 6 30 a.m. The second sleepers-only section leaves at 12 10 a.m. arriving in New York at 7. Edward P. Shaw Jr. will become superintendent of the Haverhill Merrimac and Amesbury road, replacing Wesley Wentworth who resigned to become assistant manager of the Lowell and Suburban road. An agent is in Detroit hiring conductors engineers and firemen for railroad work in Japan at princely salaries by local standards. Some Michigan Central workers have been engaged. A Savannah line folder promises rest and rapid transit to destination. A steamer leaves Lewis Wharf every Thursday at 1 p.m. for southern points. BE EB Davis, long-time tire power superintendent at Boston and Maine, has taken a similar post at Philadelphia and Reading with headquarters in Philadelphia. The Trackman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Square
Old Colony
New York
Edward P. Shaw, Jr
Norwich
Michigan Central
Savannah
Lewis Wharf
EB. Davis
Boston & Maine
Hal
Philadelphia & Reading
Iladelphia
Baron von Bossanyi Engaged to Irving Place Actress Durand
New York dispatch reports Baron Freidrich von Bossanyi, a Hungarian noble, engaged to Miss Charlotte Durand, leading actress at the Irving Place Theatre. The couple became engaged about a week ago amid Austro Hungarian circles. no wedding date yet. Durand will reportedly remain an actress. Bossanyi plans to settle in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baron Freidrich von Bossanyl
Empire
Charlotte Durand
Conreid Stock Company
Irving Place
Herr Coureid
Baron
Miss Durand
Karon Bossanyi
Vienna
Hungary
Consolidated
Budapest
Louis Kossuth
Baron’ Leonardi
Bossanin
Ignatius Weltner
Irvine Place
Conreld
Carcel
Baron Bossenvia
Universalist minister Blackford receives comfort purse
In Waltham on January 27, supporters of Rev. L P Blackford, expelled after a church council ruling, presented him a $100 purse at his Harvard Street home. Followers deny guilt and expect him to pursue legal action after studying law. the church society remains divided on his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blackford
Blackford
John H McLaughlin Dead East Boston Letter Carrier
John H McLaughlin 28 died at his parents home 242 Everett street East Boston. A native islander and admired by all he was a letter carrier at the South End station and brother of Michael F McLaughlin a noted island ward politician. Burial from his parents home tomorrow at 8 am with high mass at the Church of the Assumption at 8:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. McLaughlin
Boston
Everett Street
South End
Michael F. McLaughlin
Church of the Assumption
Birth certificate mix up delays funeral in New York
Mrs George Damm of 1611 First avenue gave birth to a daughter on January 23 and died soon after. A birth certificate misled coroner Hoeber and undertaker Hess into planning the burial as a death, delaying the funeral until a proper death certificate is issued after the parents return to New York with the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Damm
First Avenue
Charlotte Messer
Burgheim
East Seventy-ninth Street
Hoeber
Hess
Second Avenue
Damm
Central Labor Union Hearing Plans Parade And Aid Drive
At Brockton January meeting delegates discussed two noncompliant barber shops and a grain dealer in dispute with the union. A Whitman candy store was noted as non union, and Woodard & Terry adopted the L. P. U. stamp. The parade’s chief marshal will be George N. Hubbard. about 200 marchers expected, no banners except American, with Henry Lloyd and others addressing at Hotel Belmont. The event supports Haverhill shoe workers, Opera House offered free by Manager Lothrop.
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Brockton
Central Labor Union
Treers
Barbers
Whitman
Woodard & Terry
Haverhill
Westboro
George N. Hubbard
Lasters
Warren Avenue
Belmont
Hotel Belmont
Henry Lloyd
Frank K T‘oster
James Cary
Miss Nason
E. Gerry Brown
Lothrop
Opera House
Autopsy Details In Wright Case Prompt Suspension Of Officer
Jan 27 Lawrence. Medical examiners Howe Dow and Chase performed an autopsy on Walter C Wright the murderer who died by his own hand and on his wife and victim bullets struck Mrs Wright in the brain behind the ear a bullet passed through the brain and fractured the skull on the left side a triangular wound on the right and a bullet indent beneath the scalp another bullet lodged in the opposite brain a second bullet passed through the skull Officer Kimball who was alerted by the building janitor was suspended pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Howe
Dow
Chase
Walter C. Wright
Mrs. Wright
Wright
Kimball
Anniversary Exercises At Boston Baptist Bethel
Over five hundred attended the Boston Baptist Bethel annual anniversary event. Framed by a grand song service, readings, and brief addresses, reports highlighted the year’s work by Miss Emma Griffin and others. Griffin noted 9188 families and 426 sick persons aided, plus thousands of donated items and 33 baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Baptist Bethel
J. Garfield Stone
Harvard College Chapel Choir
Buttrick
Frances Killam
Leah de Caro
Nathan A. Fitch
Bethel Sunday School
Bethel
Walter J. Swaffield
H. P. Morrison
Cambridge
G. R. Dority
Emma Griffin
Boston Schoolboy Herbert Ewer Dies After Ice Injury
Herbert Ewer eighteen resided on Burroughs place. He fell on an icy Nas sau street, sustained a brain concussion, died at 1 a.m. Saturday. Uncle Randolph M. C. Ewer of New York arrived to claim the body for burial at Woodlawn. Mother touring West with a troupe, absent from home. Over fifty classmates visited the Burroughs place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ewer
Burroughs Place
Nassau Street
Randolph M. C. Ewer
New York
Woodlawn
Phillipses mark silver anniversary at 853 Massachusetts Ave
Mr and Mrs Joseph Phillips celebrated yesterday their silver wedding anniversary at their home with guests including Mr and Mrs J Benshimol Mr and Mrs I E Evans Miss E Evans Mr H Phillips and Mr Charles Clare The hosts received many handsome presents A collation and high order speeches followed The Misses Phillips entertained the younger guests Mr Herbert L Gale will conduct their noon meeting at Bromfield Street Church all week with daily solo singing planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Phillips
Massachusetts Avenue
J. Benshimol
I. E Evans
E. Evans
H. Phillips
Charles Clare
Misses Phillips
Herbert L. Gale
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Worcester
Mass
Evangelistic Association of New England
Bromfield Street Church
Gale
Park Street Church
No-License Meeting at Memorial Hall Revere
A large gathering met in Memorial Hall Revere last evening in support of no-license aims. Solomon Woodberry chaired the No-License League meeting as a Methodist choir and the Revere Orchestral Club provided music. Ex-Representative Arthur B. Curtis and young temperance orator J. E. Anderson gave addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Revere
Solomon Woodberry
Methodist Church
Arthur B. Curtis
J. E. Anderson
North End Park Associates Open New Quarters in East Boston
The North End Park Associates, a group of fifty seven North End young men, have opened their new quarters at 2 Commercial street. The rooms are elegantly furnished and their first grand social is scheduled for Thursday evening, Jan. 31, at Lyceum Hall in East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Park Associates
North End
Commercial Street
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Raids Seize Liquor at Arlington Street Barroom
Chelsea police conducted multiple raids on kitchen barrooms yesterday, capturing liquor at one site. At 62 Arlington Street they seized whiskey wine and lager beer in quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Arlington Street
Commander in Chief Lawler heads to Vermont for G A R encampment
Rockford Illinois January 27 Commander in Chief Lawler and staff departed for Vermont to attend the state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Ill
Lawler
Vermont
Grand Army
Remly Sidelinger recalls General Howard and the 1877 campaign
In a Lynn Item letter Remly Sidelinger recounts serving with the Seventh Cavalry under General O O Howard in 1876 77. He describes the Nez Perces pursuit near the Yellowstone and Bear Paw, Howard preaching on Sunday, and the long chase that ended at Thanksgiving after a brutal march with worn horses and scouts reporting Indian signs.
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Lynn
Howard
Old Fighting Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Sitting Bull
Sun Creek
Montana
Mr. Bull
Seventh Cavalry
Fort A. Lincoln
Sturgis
Walla Walla Valley
Joseph
Department of the Pacific
American Wringer Co Wringers and Sweepers Makers
The American Wringer Co. operates at 13 and 15 Broadway extension as city manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Free Medical Services Offered by Dewey Medical Co
Free examinations and treatments will be furnished for all diseases by the Dewey Medical Co at 74 Boylston Street Rooms 7 and 8. Hours are 9 to 11 a.m., 2 to 4 p.m., and 6 to 8 p.m. Read as a public service notice promising no charge for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Medical Co
Boylston Street
Tod
How to beat the grip with Duffy's Malt Whiskey
The article warns that the grip remains treacherous and widespread in the North and East as winter lingers. It urges prevention by addressing weak conditions and promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the effective preventive remedy and tonic with claims of restoring strength appetite and circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Massachusetts hearing on municipal suffrage for women
Commonwealth of Massachusetts announces a hearing by the Committee on Woman Suffrage at the State House Old Representative Chamber on Wednesday January 30 at 10 o’clock a m. Joel D. Miller chairman Alfred S Roe clerk of the committee presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Old Representative Chamber
Joel D. Miller
Alfred S. Roe
Banking bill hearing announced in Boston
State House notice from January 24 1895 states the Committee on Banks and Banking will hear interested parties on Saturday in Boston at Room 181 and again on Thursday January 31 at 11 o clock. James C. Leach chairs the committee Louis P. Howe is clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Banks and Banking
James C. Leach
Louis P. Howe
Foreclosure sale of Brockton bound Dale Street property
Mortgage holder Mary A. Carroll to foreclose Moody Merrill deed dating 1870. Public auction set February 18, 1895, at 4 p m on Dale Street Roxbury Boston lot 3459.51 square feet with dwelling, described by H H Moses plan. prior release affects parcel Lot Two. payment terms $100 down, balance in ten days.
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Moody Merrill
Sarah P. Bugardus
Suffolk
Mary A. Carroll
Boston
Roxbury
Dale Street
Roxbury Line Company
Leavitt
Hayden
H. H. Moses
John J. Carroll
Garbett & Wood
Sherman Street
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Hood
A. W. Efeler & Cos
Mover St
American House
Baron von Bossanyi
the Irving
Waltham
John H. M.aughlin
Brockton’s Parade
South End Park Associates
Lawler Coming
Hart Mountains
Clark’s Fork
Yellowstone River
Second Cavalry
Jackson
Clark's Fork
Fort Ethan Allen
Bear Paw Mountains
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Chauncy-Hall School
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N. R
Chicago
Erie R.R
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Fishkill-on-Hudson
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J.T. Opell
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G’r. Vice Prest
Park Square Station
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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New Haven
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R. R. Stear
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Colonial Express
Federal Express
Old State House
Geo. L. Connor
A. C. Kendall
Pase
L. H. Palmer
R. R
City Ticket Office
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Union Station
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Aim
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Tom
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Hot
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Concord
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N. HE
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Halifax
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N. B
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Canada
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Causeway Sitet
J. K. Watson
New York, New Haven & Hartford
R. Ai Old Colony System
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Kneeland Street
Abington
Duxbury
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Chatham
Brannin
Cottage City
Wantucket
Boston & Albany
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Leominster
L. H. Valmer
Isoston
E.G. Allen
A.C. Kendall
Pass’r. Trath Mer
Paass
Boston & Albany Railroad
Toledo
Michigan Central R. R
Wagner
Chicano
Lake Shore & Michisas Southern RR
Aire
Louis
M.S
RB. B
IC. R. R
Mortford
Newhaven
Springfield
Melve Y Wm
Boston Slam
Burt
A Aanington
Neela Besten
A. & Hanson
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