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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Sir
West End
Boston
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Hyde
Bates
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The
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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
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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