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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1890

Page

8

West End lobbying testimony reveals payments and appeals

Public hearings unveil details of West End railroad lobbying. Representatives Greenough Bowman and Nichols testify on meetings, invitations, and alleged payments. Witnesses describe arrangements, campaign financing, and methods used to influence legislation with various firms and individuals named.

Hasty Pudding Club Brings Strawberry Night Fun

The Hasty Pudding Club will stage a strawberry night theatricals in Cambridge on Thursday June 19 at 8 pm. The piece urges progress and light, noting people miss easy blessings and urging adoption of the Hollings patent extension lamp as a daily opportunity for enlightenment.

Cambridge Hollings Patent

Revised tariff schedule extended and amended provisions

The document lists changes to ad valorem duties across numerous imports. Reductions include fur manufactures to 36 percent, cocoa fibre mats to 8 cents per sq yd, rattan mats to 4 cents per sq ft, and umbrellas at 60 percent for silk, with other material variants. Several items move between schedules, such as osier and willow products shifting to wood at 36 percent, and nickel matte added with copper-containing ores taxed differently. Free list alters include extended allowances for forcing plants, teeth of military belting cloths, and Tapioca becoming free.

India United States High Seas Dominion of Canada Secretary of the Treasury

Cornell Beats Bowdoin In Three Mile Cayuga Lake Race

Cornell defeated Bowdoin by four lengths in the three mile Cayuga Lake boat race. Delayed start due to rough water, Bowdoin led early but faded. Cornell finished in 17 minutes 30 1 5 seconds while Bowdoin clocked about 17 minutes 39 seconds. Bowdoin’s Cole was ailing but stayed in, crews and spectators crowded the lake.

Ithaca N. Y Bowdoin Cornell Cayuga Lake Nouth West Glenwood

Pleon Yacht Regatta Sails In Marblehead Race Day

The Pleon Yacht Club held its twentieth regatta and first pennant race of the season at Marblehead with three classes. Minnie won the dory class. Sleeper’s Unknown took the second class. Crownipshield’s Wasp won the third. Avira, the new cutter yacht, arrived in Halifax bound for Boston and New York races, after a 18 day voyage from Southampton with a 60 by 42 foot deck-waterline. Wind was southwest and strong.

Marblehead Pleon Yacht Club Minnie J. H. Norris Don High & Blaney Sleeper Milo Estell Owsa Billy ‘Taylor Crownipshield Wasp Avira Watson Thistle Fame Black Southampton Eng Halifax James Fraser Boston New York Bay Bulls N. F

Corinthian Yacht Club Race Winners At New York

The Corinthian Yacht Club race resulted in Clara, Choctaw and Kathleen among top finishers with Playmate winning her class. Minerva retired after losing her bobstay two minutes after start. Clara led to Scotland Lightship and rounded it after 1 pm. Wind shifted to southwest making a beat back to Buoy 10. Tomahawk led then finished 13 seconds ahead of Choctaw. Kathleen won her nineteen mile course. Clara had a walkover in her class.

Corinthian Yacht Club New York Clara Choctaw Kathleen Minerva Scotland Maraquita Tomahawk Lés Shona Catboat

Boston Gentlemen Visit Watertown South Dakota

A party leaving Boston on June 7 reached Watertown on June 10 via Montreal and Canadian Pacific routes. After a private sale of lots the group from Boston invested all their funds and were pleased with Watertown. Friends greeted them upon their return Tuesday evening expressing delight and willingness to repeat the trip.

Watertown S. D Boston Montreal Canadian Pacific Sioux Line St. Paul

Supreme Judicial Court Ignores Patent Bar In Equity Suit

The court sustains a decree ordering assignment of a Massachusetts patent to satisfy a creditor’s debt, ruling that a patent right may be transferred by decree and sale within the state's jurisdiction. It holds that the patentee or an agent may deed the assignment. the debtor may be compelled to deliver the patent to the purchaser. The decision affirms the decree and notes a dissent by Justice Allen with concurring justifications.

Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth John C. Wilson Martin-Wilson Automatic Fire Alarm Company Morris Martin Court of Equity United States Massachusetts Justice Knowlton William Allen Justice Field Frank I. Benner George Putnam R. D. Weston-Smith Harold W. Windrams Peter W. French Emil C Hammer Wire Fabric Rubber Company Ew Hampshire New Hampshire Meacom Thomas F George R. Nutter KE. W. Hutchins H. Wheeler American Order of Scottish Clans George Merrill Order of Insurance Commissioner Secretary of the Commonwealth Boston Rubber Shoe Company Boston Rubber Company Mass

Superior Court Docket June 18 Session At Law and Criminal

Public court record notes a June 18 session with cases in replevin for a horse title and personal injury torts. Parties include Leonard Boyd versus Frank M. Davis, Abrams Wingersky versus New York & New England Railroad, and Michael Hardy versus John Donahoe et al. Also listed are criminal matters with John Brazill and Patrick O Connor. Subsequent Middlesex county entries list juried and non juried cases with numerous dockets and parties from Wakefield and Cambridge.

Leonard Boyd Frank M. Davis W. C. Cogswell Lund F. M. Davis Jays Blopaerrt Abrams Wingersky New York & New England Railroad Company Medway J. D. Long J. F. Wheeler A. A. Strout R. D. Weston-Smith Michael Hardy John Donahoe Baghton IR. Clark and Pratt Joseph Bennett Mason J. John Brazill Massachusetts Reformatory Patrick O'Connor the Commonwealth Meserve

Cavender vs Hodgkins at Salem Superior Court

Tort action in Essex county Salem June 18. Cavender seeks value of a fish weir bowl damaged during an attack by Hodgkins. Defense: general denial. Attorneys listed for both sides. Numerous docket references follow.

Superior Gourt Essex County Salem

Insolvency and Probate Actions in Dedham and Norfolk

Insolvency court proceedings in Dedham and nearby towns continue with multiple adjourned meetings and continuances through July October. Wills, administrations, and guardian accounts are reviewed in the Norfolk probate court, detailing executors, guardians, and estate balances across Quincy Needham Brookline and Norwood with numerous final and interim settlements listed.

Norfolk Dedham White Brown, Steese & Clarke Denison D. Dana Brookline E. & F. White Stoughton Dewson, Williams & Co Quincy William G. Dearborn Frank A. Head Sarah Saunders Canton Rice Paper Company Wellesley Thomas J. Saunders Norfolk Ss J. Wills Abigail Jones Needham Francis L. Fuller Anna E. Beale Guincy Gardiner P. Gates Nathaniel H. Simons First Unitarian Church of City Hospital of Freeman Josephs Emily A. Josephs Mary E. Perkins Francis W. Ryder Georgianna William H. Orcutt George H. Stone Clarke S. Gould Lydia R. Gould Norwood George W. Kingsbury Olive V. Reed Medford Stephen D. Bennett William F. Mitchell Elizabeth L. Bennett Alvert A. Smith Susan A. Wilcox Bellingham Edwin A. Mason James Mason Wrentham W. Walter Dennett Ernest W. Dennett Braintree Charles A. Roberts Clara A. Roberts Louisa C. Thayer Calvin Phayer Howard Colburn George E. Whiting Jeremiah W. Gay William Gay Hensey A. Coolidge George Coolidge Josiah W. Talbot Mary L. Talbot George White Richard Newcomb New

Nominate W. W. Grout for Congress Original Package Resolution Adopted

In Montpelier Vermont on June 18 the second district Republican convention nominated William W. Grout of Barton for Congress by acclamation. W C French introduced a resolution to prohibit intoxicating liquors being sold in another state without consent, causing a convention split as Richard Smith urged tabling it. The convention adopted the resolution after a tussle.

Montrevier William W. Grout Barton Congress W. C. French Richard Smith French Montpevier Chittenden County Woodbury Orange County W. H. Dubois George W. Wing Montpelier Page Windsor County Vermont

Forepaugh Show Highlights Russian Stallions and Wild West Acts

The audience packed the Forepaugh spectacle with strong crowds as Adam Forepaugh expertly controlled the famed Russian stallions amid restiveness. Wild West scenes with revolvers, Indian riders, and Custer’s last fight drew loud applause, while the Marvelles and Forepaugh’s driving of forty fiery horses impressed spectators.

Forepaugh Adam Forepaugh Marvelles

Industrial work exhibit by Brookline pupils at Lincoln School

The second annual exhibit of industrial work by William H. Lincoln School pupils in Brookline was held yesterday from 4 to 10 pm in the school exhibition hall. Fifteen tables displayed cooking sewing wood carving carpentry freehand and mechanical drawing with many visitors inspecting the work. The report lauds the children’s fine work and credits teachers and the school.

Brookline William H. Lincoln School

Legislate Letter Questions West End Road Hospitality

To the Editor of the Post the writer questions how many legislators will decline the West End road invitation and honors those with public spirit. The letter notes rare high principle and asks for recognition.

Sir West End Boston

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MR. Hyde Esterday Williams Mr. Sawyer Hyde Bates Mr. Whitney The Road Greenough Wakefield Southworth Bruce Cummings Algonquin Club Carter Lowell Middlesex County West Mud Company Sanger Mr. Carter Powers State House Mr. Southworth Witness A. B. Alger Alpheus B. Alger Senate Grace George A. O. Ernst Ernst West End Company Nathaniel E. Ladd Groveland George A. Bruce Ames-Shepard Company Lawghter Itness Thomas J. Marsh Aves-Shepard Riley Robert Tarr Gloucester Tarr Fred Ef, Pierce Sandwich Ames Shepard Providence Senator Fiske Edson Barnstable Smailey Nantucket Rich Truro Munsell Harwich Marchant Edgartown Mr. Stearns Boston Herald William Pitt Cherrington South Boston Third House Henry M. Whitney West Dover Street Charlestown Square South Boston Citizens’ Association Robert C. Nichols Bob Nestor Lyceum Nichols Boston Highlands Roxury State Street Custom House Whitney West End Railway Old Colony Boston & Maine Boston & Albany Boston Gas Company Corporation Islature West End Corporation Sam Saratoga Oston & Albany Massachusetts Central Ames- Shepard Pierce George Young Shepard General Kimball People’s Railroad Company Mr. Sanger Mack System Woodward Emery Francis M. Weld Roxbury Street Railway Meade Mr. Quincy New York Life A. Ns Fernald George H. Fernald Worcester Ames-Shepard Hheck Mr. Bates War 2 Wiliam H. Rice Pleon Dories John Stetson Saphire C. I. Gallagher H. R. Bailey Edward Avery W. H. Hart Staples Superior Court Middlesex Hammond Setchter Stemkrauss Lynde Morin Hoey Quinlan Dugan Skillings Et al Vaugesare Eee Clifford St al Giles Et al Fllis Henry Murphy Danzi Ger Lanngley Butland McCarthy Rep Collins Wright Ton Vv Tuhis of Wakefield Withington Selon For Part Gham Apt Insol Hill Gill Ken Casa Caley Parker Smith Od Wetherbee McFanand Ve Tucker Tyler Brown O’ Leary Stewart Lee Herbert Tobin Keleher Jeiffer Globe Newspaper Co Flagg Puffer Verkins Averill Putnam Merritt Clark Assignee Robinson McAllis- Murphyter Greene Conkey Wilson Medbury Same Preen Emery Imiledge Webster Eustis Blaney Heath Pew McDonald Hin V. Myrick Breen City of Ceene Higgins Lynn Baker Jeneret Amerige DR. Craig Bright Craig Medicine Co Passaic N. d Alvatin Iron and Co E. van Noorden & CO Harrison Ave Joseph L. Whiton Andrew J. Bates Isaiah G. Whiton A En McCom Claytion Finketein Barnitt Harris Beede Exy J.parmenter O. J Hobbs Borquet Woolston Aronson Leavitt Libby May Dowling Weeks Feari Moore Carr Klons Whittle Badger Killian Sabens Denton Hollander Loring Boston Cab Co Kenney Starr W. W. Grout Hlooa C. He. Graves & Sons
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