Eminent Lawyers Parade at Coos Grafton Bar Meeting
The Grafton and Coos Bar Association held its annual meeting at Prymovurnz New Hampshire with a large attendance including Judge A. P. Carpenter John H. George E A Hibbard Samuel B Page A S Batcheller Charles A Jewell William E Chandler Ossian Ray and others. Officers elected William Heywood Lancaster as president and a banquet followed at Pemigewasset House. Colonel George spoke on The Legal Profession Past and Present praising the bar’s influence from Revolutionary times through the nation’s founding.
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Grafton and Coos Bar Association
A. P. Carpenter
Cocord
John H. George
Concord
E. A. Hibbard
Laconia
Samuel B. Page
Woodsville
A. S. Batcheller
Littleton
Charles A. Jewell
Plymouth
William E. Chandler
Ossian Ray
Lancaster
Daniel Barnard
Franklin
William Heywood
New Hampshire Law Reports
William M. Barnard
Frank N. Parsons
Justice Bellows
Jeremiah Smith
Dover
Peter the Great
Henry
Otis
Adams
Jefferson
Morris
Hamilton
Republic
Chase
Madison
Jay
Marshall
Kent
Story
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Congress
Edwards
Belknap
Bowditch
Cooper
Bryant
Paulding
Irving
Channing
Bancroft
Prescott
George
Blackstone
New Hampshire
Bootmakers Strike Heats Up Worcester Industry
Worcester bootmakers return in small numbers as strike tensions ease. Several firms report rising applications and a few new workers, while seven or eight weeks of disruption threaten to close major firms like J. H. G. M. Walker and H. B. Fay & Co. If the deadlock lasts, the shoe trade risks broader impact beyond the boot department. A large meeting yielded little concrete progress.
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Worcester
Sperciar
Goddard, Fay & Stone
Whitcomb & Miles
D. Cummings & Co
Fall River Steamers Strained by New York Coal Strike
Boston faces possible coal shortages as the New York and Jersey City strike disrupts shipments. Fall River line ships lack coal and may suspend passenger service. Norwich and Stonington lines report steadier supply. Dealers foresee limited Boston stocks lasting five to six weeks with prices holding or rising, and rail shipments as a last resort.
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Richardson
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New Jersey
Franklin
Mann
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Statestreet
Delaware & Studson
Philadelphia
New England
Providence
Fail River
Horton
Bangs & Horton
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Liorton
Port Johnson
Lecture on The History and Growth of Artificial Light
At Sleeper Hall Boston University host Mr. R. J. Monks delivered a graphic lecture tracing the evolution of artificial light from primitive torches to electric illumination. The talk featured a vast display of lighting devices some nearly two thousand years old and included brief talks on electric lighting and gas manufacture. The stage showcased arc and incandescent lights creating a striking effect, and the audience hailed the presentation as one of the university’s most enjoyable scientific lectures.
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R. J. Monks
Boston University
Monks
Lynn's Charity Ball Shatters Records In Lynn
The fourth annual Oxford Club charity ball at the Coliseum drew 530 couples with Germania Orchestra performing. Funds split half to Lynn Hospital and quarters to Old Ladies' Home and Associated Charities. Mayor Hart attended. Receipts expected to top $2000, beating last year's $1700.
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Old Ladies’ Home
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Coliseum
Germania Orchestra
W. E. Neal
A. Schofield
Louis D. Dunn
William K. Phinney
A. Leslie Winship
H. M. Johnson
George F. Lord
Joseph W. Attwell
George D. Hart
Local patent medicine ad listing cures and prices
An old advertisement lists Hale's Honey Cough Cure 25 50c and 1 dollar Glenn's Sulphur Soap 25c German Corn Remover 25c Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye 50c Pike's Toothache Drops 25c Bean's Rheumatic Pills 5o¢ each. The brief ad promotes multiple patent medicines with prices.
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Glenn
Hill
Pike
Bean
Canadians Not Afraid Eng Fishing on American Shore
Eastport Me Jan 28 The winter herring run brings about twenty five English boats fishing on the American shore. The cruiser Middleton patrols between here and St Andrews ready to seize US fishermen who cross the dead line. C J Winship constable and collector of Weston Vt has defaulted $600.
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Middleton
St. Andrews
C.J. Winship
Cen
Weston, Vt
General Theological Library appoints new association members
At two recent meetings the General Theological Library directors unanimously approved new association members. Corporate members include Jacob L. Williams M D Charles A W Crosby Erastus L De Forest K W Sears Rodney Wallace Samuel N Brown and others. Life members are Rev George J Magill and Mrs Nathatie E Baylies. Corporate two year member G KR Pulsifer.
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Mt. Vernon Street
Association
Messrs
Jacob L. Williams
M.D
Charles A. W. Crosby
Erastus L. de Forest
Waterbury, Conn
K. W. Sears
Rodney Wallace
Fitchburg
Samuel N. Brown
George J. Magill
Newport
R. 1
Nathat
Newton
William G. Means
Frank Wood
John Souther
J. M. Gibbens
P. H. Sears
William Hilton
W. Marston
G. Howland Shaw
S. A. Bailey
Caroline M. Dale
Abby H. Chamberlin
Wolfboro
N. H
G. KR. Pulsifer
Boston Theatres Show Ri enzi and Comedy Lineup
Lawrence Barrett stars in Rienzi at the Boston Theatre with matinee at 2 and night show at 7 45 Boucault performs The Jit at Hollis Street Theatre with 2 pm and 7 45 pm shows The Boston Museum presents Held by the Enemy after noon and 7 45 pm Globe Theatre features Louis James in Much Ado About Nothing and Virginius in the evening Park Theatre hosts Salsbury's Troubadours in The Humming Bird with 2 pm and 8 pm shows Howard Athanaum presents Never Say Die after 2 pm and 8 pm Bijou Theatre offers Confusion at 2 pm and 8 pm.
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Boston
Lawrence Barrett
Rienzi
Hollis Street
Bouccault
Boston Museum
Globe Theatre
Louis James
Salsbury
Howard Athenaum
BIJOU
Miss Mitford
Tribunes
Ideal Opera Company
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Olas
Virginius
Marie Wainwright
J. B. Studley
Appius Claudius
Mr. M. B
Auction Listings Include Stocks Carpets and Goods
Stocks R L Day Co 11 30 a m. Stocks Francis Henshaw Co 12 m. Damaged Shilly Sumac Horatio Harris 10 a m. Carpets etc Leonard Co 3 p m Monday. Fruit and pickles Horatio Harris 12 m.
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R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Shilly Sumac
Horatio Harris
Leonard & Co
Marriages recorded across cities and continents
The notices list several marriage entries: Drinkwater and Gates in Emmanuel Church by Rev. Shinn. Hobbs and Glover in the city by Rev. Packard. Turner and Dawes at a Malden home by Rev. Wilson. Cady and Clarkson in Kito Japan at Do Shisha Chapel by multiple ministers. Higginson and Wilcox in Pomfret Conn by Christ Church. Wyman and Sanders in Norwood by Rev. Mendell. Goodspeed and Morton in Boston by Rev. Savage.
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Wyman—Sanders
Norwood
Ellis Mendell
Charles A. Wyman
Boston
Sarah M. Sanders
Goodspeed
Morton
Minot J. Savage
Joseph H. Goodspeed
Arabel Morton
Deaths in New England area January notices
Multiple obituary notices across Cambridge Dorchester Charlestown Charlestown Weymouth Weston Watertown and South Boston listing names ages and brief details of the deceased including Elizabeth Carlton Farwell Abigail Davis Lydia A Sumner Eleanor Tillson Mara F Fuller Ann F Jackson Lydia W Oliver Fanny Sparrow and others with dates January 26 27 28 29 across 1840s newspapers.
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Cambridge
Elizabeth Carlton Farwell
Stephen Thurston Farwell
Trowbridge Street
Draper
Kenosha
Wis
John Brazer Draper
Davis
Abigail Davis
Jonathan Davis
Eaton
Charlestown
Sarah Eaton
William B. Eaton
Revere
Hollingsworth
Anna J
James B. Hollingsworth
Lambert
Andrew Lambert
Mann
Edwin A
Marcus H
Adaline A. Mann
Sumner
Dorchester
Lydia A
Charles J. Sumner
Ays. Tillson
South Boston
Eleanor Tillson
Fuller
St. Simon's Mills
Mara F
Warren A. Fuller
Jackson
Weymouth
Mass
Ann F
Isaac Jackson
Oliver
Kendal Green
Weston
J. J. B. Marshall
Lydia W
Marshall Oliver
Sparrow
Watertown
Fanny
S. FE. Sparrow
Hearing on Fisher cooperative bank capital limit amendment
State House Boston January 26 1887 the committee on banks and banking will hear parties interested in the petition of Jabez Fisher for an amendment of section 6 of chapter 117 Public Statutes limiting the capital of cooperative banks at room 12 State House on Wednesday February 2 at 10 30 a m J VARNUM FLETCHER chairman EDMUND HERSEY 2d clerk of the committee.
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State House
Boston
Committee On Banks and Banking
Jabez Fisher
Public Book Announcements From Houghton Mifflin
A catalog of new publications lists Browning’s Inevt Book and Roosevelt’s American Statesmen Series volumes. It includes biographies of Adams, Hamilton, Calhoun, Jackson, Madison, Jefferson, Webster and others by notable authors, each priced at 1.25 dollars.
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Roosevelt
John Ouincy Adams
John T. Morse
Alexander Hamilton
Henry Cabot Lodge
John C. Calhoun
Dr. H. von Holst
Andrew Jackson
William G. Sumner
John Randolph
Henry Adams
James Monroe
Pres
D. C. Gilman
Thomas Jefferson
Daniel Webster
Albert Gallatin
John Austin Stevens
James Madison
Sydney Howard Gay
John Adams
John Marshall
Allan B. Magruder
Samuel Adams
James K. Hosmer
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