Home for Aged Couples Dedication Marks Charity Milestone
The Home for Aged Couples on Walnut avenue, a 25 room house with three acres of grounds, was dedicated amid speeches by clergy and music. It houses eleven couples, ages 62 to 94, with five couples and a widow as residents. The charity, cost $27,000 with a $17,000 mortgage. it also owns Shawmut avenue property worth $12,000. Mrs. Elizabeth Abbott Carleton led the effort and the society pledges ongoing support. The article also lists circuit court items involving patent disputes and estate litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Abbott Carleton
Walnut Avenue
Carleton
H. A. Cooke
W. H. Lyon
D. W. Waldron
C. D. Bradlee
J. Q. Litchfield
New England
Shawmut Avenue
Sarah Norris
Jackson
Chester Park
Boston
Front Street
Cambridge
General Hazard Stevens
Faneuil Hall Market
Post
Beacon
New York Tribune
Daly
Museum
William B. Clark
Church of the Messiah
Florence Street
C. 8. Drew
John E. Gregg
Joseph Stewart
Franklin Telegraph Company
C. A. Tinker
A. R. Brewer
Norvin Green
T. T. Eckert
F. L. Ames
John van Horne
Jay Gould
Thomas Roche
Joseph F. Greenough
R. H. Rochester
New York
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Samuel Hatch & Co
Hollis Street
Tremont Street
Patrick McAleer
Hancock Street
Holbrook & Fox
George H. Smith
Revere
Everett Mills Corporation
Henry H. Edes
Eugene Fi. Sampson
Thomas Wigglesworth
James Longley
Augustus Lowell
Thomas Minns
William Putnam Kuhn
Isaac Fenno
Henrys. Grew
Sleeper of Cambridge Injured by Wheel Incident
Sleeper of Cambridge was alighting from a four-carriage line near the State House when his right foot caught in a wheel, breaking bones below the knee. He was aided into a building and later taken home by police ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 8
Sleeper
Cambridge
State House
Prohibition Favor Wins In Senate Amid Amendments
A constitutional prohibition amendment passed the Senate to be engrossed by a 15 to 10 vote with five pairs, amid no debate. The West End Street Railway bill also advanced with amendments. Attleboro town division bill amended to take effect upon voter acceptance. House set aside adverse report on Shanty resolve by 63 to 119, signaling final passage. Soldiers exemption bill debate postponed. Representative Sleeper broke his leg stepping from a carriage at the State House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
West End Street Railway Company
Attleboro
Sleeper
Cambridge
State House
Weymouth
Malden
Melrose
Medford
Spot Pond
North Attleboro
Forbes
Yeas
Clark
Gleason
Worcester
Plymouth
Glines
Gould
Hartwell
Jefts
Keith
Marble
Morse
Pilsbury
Reed
Towne
Wilbur
Alger
Fernald
Howard
Jones
Berkshire
Essex
Milliken
Phillips
Roads
Sayles
Welch
Cook
Fletcher
Kimball
Cape
Yea
Currier
Perkins
Newhall
Dwyer
Jordan
Committee On Public Health
Senator Roads
House of Correction
Ipswich
Essex County
Hhe
Commissioners of Prisons
Salem
Newburyport
Jeffs
Lawrence
Railroad Commissioners
Senator Glines
Cheshire Railroad Company
West End Street Railway
Boardman
Water Debt and Lard Adulteration Bills Across the Legislature
The Senate suspended rules for Weymouth water debt expansion and for a Spot Pond water purification bill involving Malden Melrose and Medford. A mass of amendments followed including lard adulteration restrictions, Ipswich house of correction funding, and street railway finance as well as railroad exemptions and stock provisions.
House agenda moves on during legislative day sessions
The House adopted an order suspending the clerk's paper-retention rule and handled multiple measures. A Framingham sewage disposal bill was set for next Wednesday, while an anti-boycott report moved to tomorrow. A tax-dodgers bill advanced to third reading without debate and a Worcester petition about Blackstone River land was debated before a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Framingham
Labor Committee
Walker
Worcester
Fiske
Boston
Winslow
Blackstone
Railroad Committee
Central Massachusetts
Lowell Road
Water Supply Committee
Walter Shanly
Gaston
George A. Flagg
Shanly
Groveland
James A. L’amoreux
Connecticut River
South Hadley
House of Correction
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
State Prison
Concord
Merrill Named Insurance Commissioner in Massachusetts
Governor Ames appointed Major George S. Merrill of Lawrence as insurance commissioner and the council confirmed him. The reappointments included Charles F. Donnelly and Henrietta Codman to state charity and education boards. Merrill, born 1887 in Methuen, has a long Civil War record and extensive public service in Lawrence and Massachusetts organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
George S. Merrill
Lawrence
State Board of Lume and Charity
Charles F. Donnelly
Boston
Henrietta C. Codman
Brookline
State Board of Education
Admiral P. Stone
Springfield
George 3S. Merrill
Methuen
Mass
Colby
Capes
Tarbox
Massachusetts
Banks
Louisiana
Port Hudson
Schouler
Merrill
Republican State Central Committee
Seven Ears
Grand Army of Massachusetts
National Grand Army Committee On Pensions
Military Order of the Lore Legion
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
City tab announces cost of Kapiolani visit in Boston
The city of Boston faced expenses totaling around 17000 for entertaining Queen Kapiolani and her suite for a week. Final bills may vary slightly from 16520.73 with charges listed for flowers printers catering music carriages Washington trip decorations hall rent badges reception furniture and sundry items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kapiolani
T. F. Galvin
Parker House
Hall and Boat
Washington
Victoria Hotel
New York
Annual soirée musicale by Mme d Angelis fills Chickering Hall
Mme d Angelis presents her pupils in a full Chickering Hall concert. Florentine born, she teaches the Marchesi vocal system in Boston. Notable performers include Miss Geraldine Almar Miss Clara Poole and young Faith Morse and Mrs Edith Beach. The event showcases disciplined training and Italian method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickering Hall
Mme. d’Angelis
Florentine
Marchesi
Paris
Geraldine Almar
Clara Poole
Faith Morse
Edith Beach
Digestylin Promises Relief From Indigestion
Dr. H. Schafer reports highly satisfactory results from Digestylin for indigestion and dyspepsia. Sold by all druggists at 100 dollars per bottle or through W. F. Kidd & Co. manufacturing chemists at 83 John Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Schafer
W. F. Kidd & Co
John Street
New York
Anthony Weeks Wedding At Emmanuel Church In Newbury Street
In Newbury Street's Emmanuel Church last evening 1500 attended the marriage of S Reed Anthony and Hattie Weeks. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn music and a large floral reception at the bride’s father home before the couple departed for a Southern tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Emmanuel
Newbury Street
Emmanuel Church
S. Reed Anthony
Hattie P. Weeks
Andrew G. Weeks
Emily Clark
Marie Marsh
Clara N. Anthony
Anthony
Tufts College Announces Thirtieth Commencement Week
The Tufts College thirtieth annual commencement schedule lists readings for the Greenwood prize on June 1, Goddard prizes on June 7, class day on June 10, baccalaureate on June 12, alumni day June 14, and graduation exercises on June 15 with dinner and a president's reception. The Greenwood scholarship prize readings occurred yesterday with eight contestants Jesús Holden, Andrew Torsleff, and Levi Williams among top winners. judges named. The college baseball team begins a Maine trip and the divinity school tennis tournament is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
Divinity School
Goddard
Capen
Goddard Chapel
Alumni Association
Tufts College Club of Boston
Newton Talbot
Clarendon Street
Boston
Greenwood
J. Harry Holden
Middlesex
Andrew J. Torsleff
Chelsea
Levi Oscar Williams
Nottingham
N. H
Co. W. Biddle
D.D
Blackford
Waltham
Benjamin G. Brown
Maine
Superior Court Dockets: Damages and Personal Injury Suits
A dense docket from the Superior Court shows multiple matters. Chapman Seabury sues Charles W. Higgins for breach of contract to build a house. the jury finds for the defendant. Bubier sues Henry G. Seaverns over a platform fall causing injuries on a steamer. A rail case list, a tort action for $1000 for injuries in Washington Street, and a Boston road accident claim follow. Other numbered cases appear with various defendants and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman Seabury
Charles W. Higgins
D. F. Crane
John H. Bubier
Henry G. Seaverns
Jesse H. Freeman
West Indies
William Gaston
F. D. Allen
T. H
W. E. Russell
McGuire
Fitchburg RR. Co
Sheehy
Whitman
Brown
South Boston RR
Carey
McLean
England
Dearborn
Parker
Kellog
Chapman
Globe NI. Co
Rothenberg
Connelly
Baker
Boston
Blodgett
George H. Hendrick
Jacob H. Hathorne
Washington Street
Boylston
H. W. Bragg
George Z. Adams
Jane A. Gee
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Somerville
D. C. Linscott
L. C. Southard
A. A. Shoul
W. H. Coolidge
Boston & Lowell RR
Pierce
Laurence
Richards
Brooks
Flasham
Whettmore
Webster
Morehan
Bay State Sug
Murdock
Collins
Gigie
General
Boston & Albany RR
Mignault
Same
Caverly
Joyce
Butler Club Invitation Meeting at Revere House Boston
Invitation dated May 28 1987 to a June 2 1 pm meeting at Revere House Boston for forming The Butler Club. The note stresses social purpose not political aims and invites recipients to join and extend the invitation for fellowship with General Butler and past campaign friends. Signed Noah A Plympton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Club
Revere House
State Street
Boston
Mass
General Butler
Commonwealth
Butler
Noaa A. Plymipton
Publishing a Deaf Mutes Handbook Fund Drive
A committee of the Woman's Education Association seeks $500 to publish a manual for deaf mutes by Miss Sarah Fuller, principal of the School for Deaf Mutes. Contributions may be sent to Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells at 155 Boylston Street, Boston, or given to committee members including Mrs. Francis Brooks and Miss Anna D. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Education Association
Sarah Fuller
Kate Gannett Wells
Boylston Street
Boston
Francis Brooks
C. D. Homans
Anna D. Phillips
Henry Whitman
Mary C. Peabody
Kate G. Wells
Socialistic Labor Party platform agreement announced
Committees of the Socialistic Labor party Union Labor party and Land and Labor Club unite on measures nationalizing railroads telegraphs and other transport and energy networks taxing speculative lands issuing money direct to the people in proportion to need and providing loans as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialistic Labor Party
Union Labor Party
Land and Labor Club
Beacons Park Races Postponed To Tomorrow
Races postponed due to yesterday’s stormy weather. Trotting events will be moved to today at the same hour and the remainder of today’s programme carried over to tomorrow. The Revere House cafe draws city diners for its celebrated cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
Revere House Café
Names and firms listed by city in business directory segment
City by city a roster of attorneys and firms appears with associates and practice firms in Altoona Athens Baltimore Binghamton Chicago Dallas Davenport Dubuque Denver Indianapolis Milwaukee Mobile Montgomery New York Philadelphia Reading Savannah St Louis San Francisco Toledo. Each entry names a lawyer and their firm. The list covers multiple states and regional firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Penn
J A Curtis
Fox & Curtis
Athens
Baldwin
Baldwin & Fleming
Tre
Paltimore
H Stevenson
Stevenson & Slingluff
Binghamton
H A Goff
Stern, Goff & Co
Chicago
Ill
L Seixas
Cook & Seixas
Marks
W Laws
Laws & So
Dallas
Tex
J Newberger
Sawer Bros
Davenport
S P Bryant
S P Bryant & Co
E. Dubuque
P Large
Denver
Col
H Plonsky
Burton Bros
Indianapolis
Ind
A Jones, Jr
Jones, McKee & Co
Milwaukee
Wis
G H Atwell
Louis
J H Shafer
Shafer
Swarts
San Francisco
Cal
Rosenstock
Rosenstock & Co
Toledo
D—S
Nettleton
Democratic City Committee Holds Organization Meeting
The Democratic city committee will meet Monday evening likely at the Meionapp for organization. Contested delegations come from Wards 11 12 14 and 19. Under the new constitution the old officers select seated delegations temporarily, then the full committee makes final decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Committee
Meionapp
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Circuit Court
Jhiram H. Jenkins Et al
Charles T. Stetson
John Hyslop, Jr
Charles H. Drew
William A. McLeod
J.P. Treadwell
J. D. Ball
HA. Harley
Tilton
Russell Carpets
Xminster
Mapestry Carfets
ELVET
Arpets
Idderminster Harpets
Otton & Wool Carpets
Mars
HA. Hartley & Go
Washington St
West End
Shea
Committee On Cities
General Court
Stony Brook
Superior Court
United States
Philadelphia
Mystic
Charles Rivers
THE
Bacon, J
Mason, J
Hobbs
Rice
Mitchell
Dickerman
Page
Hill
McConologue
Trainer
Stone
Wainwright
Smith
Ripka
Plympton
Columbia
Pope Mfg. CO
Franklin St
Calder
Water St
Victor
Overman Wheel Co
National Supply CO
Temple Place
Tricycles
Columbus Ave
Harvey & Hutchins
River St
Beacon St
WM. A. Smith
NEW Mail
Wm. Read & Sons
Franklin
William E. Doyle
Hotel Vendome
Ray’s
Col. West and
Washington Streets
Henry F. Miller Pianos
Miller Hall
Tremont St
Boston Association
Chestnut Street
Gas Lighting Co
Arch St
A. Richards
Chandlery
State St
Atlantic Ave
Commerce St
Health Food CO
New England Agency
Bent & Bush
Sage
Chas. L. Bly
Pearl ST
Roxbury
William and Edwin Sheare
M. FE. Branpe
W.D. Soviet
Dental Parlors
American Clothing Supply. CO
Fordan, Maresh <& Co
G. F. Washburn
Parker's
T. F. Swan
Cornhill
Austin
Anardos
Barnard & CO
Austin & Graves
Commercial Street
Gracker & Biscuit Bakers
Levingston
W. Shaw Warrel
Winter Street
Victor Bicycles
Berlo & CO
Court Street
Price
CROSS
Cross Pen CO
Woodward's
Bromfield Street
Meg
Boys’ Ideal
W.d. Newman
Brattle St
Gettysburg
BEN Levy & CO
West Street
Oak Grove Farm
Soc
Monroe
G. W. Boyden
AK Marketman’s Remedy Cy Blackstore
s+ Sats
Roston
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