Hull Yacht Club regatta rules and course list now issued
The Hull Yacht Club regatta committee classifies boats by water line lengths from 21 to 48 feet and outlines ten courses for different classes. It lists starting points, buoys, courses, distances, and time limits with detailed navigation instructions and a warning to give a red barrel buoy on Bankin's Island Ledge wide berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Teddy Ecks
Point Allerton
Harding
Riley
Graves
Martin
Shage
Teddy
T Hlarding
Yoddy
Minot
S. E
Bare Rock
Davis
Bell
Paddock
Wilson
S.S. W
Paddock’s Island
Pig Rock
Sheep Island
Downer’s
Pig Rocks
Channel Rock
Raccoon Island
Strawberry
Seal Rocks
Club House
Dlall Yacht Club
Bunkin Island
Thaull Yacht Club
Harry Rocks
Frince’s Head
Bankin's Island
Etchings and Water Colors at Bissell & Co Gallery
The exhibition by Mile Bashkirtseff’s works, including landscapes with sheep and water colors, runs through March 6 at 12 West street. Monks of Medfield is praised for animal studies while Avery & Co. opens Charles H. Davis prints in New York and Ellen Robbins’s watercolors will appear at Wunderlich & Co. The Transcript notes Bashkirtseff’s Salon medal tale and her fierce temperament shaping her art and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A
Bissell & Co
West Street
Medfield
Inness
Shaw
Avery & Co
New York
Charles H. Davis
Metropolis
Ellen Robbins
Wunderlich & Co
M. Julian
Paris
Mlle
Marie Bashkirtseff
Atelier
Sue
Radical Thinkers Urge Clean Press at Ladies Night
The Liberal-Union Club of Boston hosted a Ladies Night at Youne's with Mrs Anna Gaston Spencer of Providence speaking on the Duty of Radical Thinkers Toward the General Newspaper. She urged reform to elevate the press, forming city rationalist watch groups to pressure editors for a cleaner daily paper. President Wiggins presided as a March officers list was to be proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal-Union Club of
Boston
Youne
Anna Gaston Spencer
Providence
Sallie Joy White
Ednah D. Cheney
A. G. Sellers
Gertrude Cheneverde
Whistler
Spencer
Wiggins
Fire Reconds Springfield Bondsville House Burned
The house of Patrick McKeilligoot at Bondsville burned around 9 o'clock tonight with its contents. Loss about 1200 dollars, insured for 1000. In New York a large building on Thompson Street and South Fifth Avenue, occupied by Kursheedt & Co., burned this morning causing about 50000 dollars in damage. The firm employs 700 women and girls, all of whom will be thrown out of work.
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Vie Springfield
Patrick McKeilligoot
Bondsville
New York
Thompson Street
South Fifth Avenue
Kursheedt & Co
Special woes Johnson and Tryder Extra shed fire at No 6 Garett Place
A minor fire broke out last evening at No 6 Garett Place involving Johnson and Tryder's shed. No damage was reported and there were no injuries. Fire crews arrived quickly and contained the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Tryder
No. 6
Garett Place
Restored to Fellowship at Perkins Street Baptist Church
A meeting in East Somerville discussed former pastor William A. Smith. The North Baptist Association found him guilty of intoxication and visiting a house of ill repute, advising exclusion. The church initially kept the exclusion but later restored him to good fellowship amid intense debate.
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Perkins Street Baptist Church
East Somerville
Orn Rhoades
The
North Baptist Association
William A. Smith
Somerville
Crescent Place
Boston
Rhoades
Mr. Smith
Smith
Naval Militia Formed as 200 Sign on Three-Year Oaths
In response to Com modore J C Soley call 126 men gathered at the Lancers Armory on Bullineh street to form four companies for a naval battalion Adjutant General Dalton and staff members spoke approvingly and the tally showed 55 63 40 and 40 for the four companies with over 200 already enlisted A second assembly will soon be held to take the oath and sign enlistment papers for three years The group included yachtsmen and veterans from the regular Navy and the meeting was described as enthusiastic and promising
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Soley
Lancers
Bullineh Street
Dalton
Rockwell
Chase
Corner
Constitution Adopted by Citizens Public School Union in Boston
The Citizens Public School Union held meetings on March 27, 1859, and February 27, 1890 to adopt a constitution. It aims to secure education free of political and religious controversy, elect a city school committee representing all citizens, and requires loyalty to public schools. The body allows men and women, forms ward standing committees, and a nine member at large committee. A pamphlet titled Our Common Schools by Francis Parkman was authorized for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Public School Union
Boston
Francis Parkman
Clarke’s
Nashua Board of Trade Consults on Nashua Strike
A Nashua Board of Trade committee, which went to Boston to confer with Nashua company treasurer Amory about the strike, returned last evening with a proposition to be presented at a small morning meeting of operatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. Hh.) Board of Trade
Boston
Amory
Nashua Company
Pilot Chart for March Warns of Ice and Storms Across North Atlantic
The March Pilot Chart notes unprecedented ice from the Grand Banks to the 40th parallel causing shipping delays and vessel damage. It outlines plans to improve ice movement prediction with Canada and Atlantic coast cooperation, cites recent delays to Nessmore Miranda Oliver Emery Cremon Washington City Mareca and others, and previews milder March conditions with lingering fog and dangerous coastal hazards. It also lists navigational obstructions near Barnegat Highlands Navesink Cape Charles and Cape Henry with dates and wreck details.
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North Atlantic
Fortieth Parallel
Grand Baaks
Newfoundland
Labrador
Greenland
Navy Department
Halifax
St. Gtr John’s
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Government of
Nessmore
Miranda
Oliver Emery
Cremon
Washington City
St. Lawrence River
Bahamas
Chesapeake Capes
British Isles
Gulf of Mexico
American
Boston
Norfolk
Hatteras
English Channel
United States
Grand Banks
Barnegat Light
Highlands of Navesink
Penwick’s Island
Manhattan
Cape Charles
Jamie Carlton
Merritt Wrecking Co
Wolf Erap
New Point Comfort
Frank Pratt Lee
Cape Henry
Nnw
Currituck Light
Dinners and visits at Concord hotels recount city civic ties
The Concord city scene centers on meals at Young's and Parker House with F C Piers bound for Chicago to join William Deering Co and senior civic figures, plus the Adams Academy Alumni gathering, Royal Ark and Full Moons reunions, and a tour by Concord officials of Grove Hall Dorchester lines and Thomson Houston works. An extensive guest list highlights numerous attendees at hotels across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Piers
Parker House
C. H.thompson
White, Harrisville
N. H
E. C. Hutchinson
Milford
Fred Halford
M. K. Green
O. Douglass
D. B. Mushrail
Piers
Chicago
William Deering & Co
Adams (Quincy) Academy Alumni Association
T. C. Thacher
Eben D. Jordan, Jr
W. K. Tyler
B. A. Gould
Order of Full Moons
Young’s
William
Turner
Concord
N. UL
Humphrey
Ordway
Richardson
Webster
Kennedy
Johnson
Hood and Allen
Moses Humphrey
Irish Charitable Society
Walker House
Roxbury Homeopathic Dispensary 1890 Trustees Report
The third annual report outlines the Roxbury Homeopathic Dispensary work since 1886. In 1889 there were 4544 prescriptions for as many treated cases, with plans for a diet kitchen district nursing and outpatient physician. Donations welcome. treasurer William H Varney at 12 Copeland street will acknowledge all gifts. Officers: President George H Monroe. vice presidents Rev George S Converse and Rev James de Normandie. Mrs Charles L Haley. Mrs Henry Gay. secretary Albert C Burage. treasurer William H Varney.
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Roxbury
William H. Varney
Copeland Street
George H. Monroe
George 5
Converse
James de Normandie
Charles L. Haley
Henry Gay
Albert C. Burrage
Wiliam H. Varney
Channing Hall Meeting and Local Church Notices
The Rev. Tiffany will lead a Channing Hall gathering at 3 p.m. Saturday on "The Ravens and the Liies." Isaac Wallace Cate will be ordained at Goddard Chapel next Wednesday at 3 p.m. Address by J Coleman Adams. Drs. Miner Capen Rage and Biddle assist. Women voters from Wards 19 to 22 met at 47 Roxbury Street to plan the Horticultural Hall fair. Mrs. J F R Miller chaired and urged sending contributions to Room 9 Fremont Temple. William T Potter of the Free Religious Association spoke at Horticultural Hall on social reform titled Looking Backward. The First Corps of Cadets held a second smoker at the Thorndike. Colonel Edmands discussed cadet history, Harvard Glee Club attended. Police commissioners issued a circular with liquor license fees for the year starting May 1. notable change lowers wholesale druggist licenses to 300 from 1000 due to only ten such licensed firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis ‘Tiffany
Christian Ministry
Isaac Wallace Cate
George L. Perin
Universalist
Japan
Goddard Chapel
College Hill
J. Coleman Adams
D.D
Chicago
Miner. Capen
Rage
Biddle
Roxbury Street
Horticultural Hall
J. F. R. Miller
Fremont Temple
William T. Potter
The
Free Religious Association
Thorndike
Thomas F. Edmands
Harvard Glee Club
Ivory Soap Ad Claim Sets Ivory Above Counterfeits
A brief critique notes many white soaps claim to be as pure as Ivory Soap but lack its unique qualities. It urges consumers to ask for Ivory Soap and insist on receiving the genuine product, emphasizing its universal availability.
James Murdoch lights up Steinert Hall with Shakespeare talk
Mr James E Murdoch drew a listening audience at Steinert Hall last night with Pen and Voice Pictures of Shakspere plots and personages focusing on Julius Caesar. He announced that next Friday he will present Othello in the same series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Murdoch
Steinert Hall
Shakspere
Julius Cesar
Sunday Notices of churches and meetings in Boston area
Sunday notices list sermons and services across many churches in Boston. Speakers include Rev W W Natting on Life as Life and Implied Salvation at King’s Church, Rev A J Peabody at Anlincron Street Church, and Rev Brooke Her ford at another church. Y M C A vesper and music by local performers. Young Men’s Christian Association address by Luther Townsend and Joseph Stewart. and multiple congregations with 10:30 a m and 4 p m services, free seating, and various lectures on religion and social life.
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American Health Society
Fremont
Perkeley Streets
W. W. Natting
West
King’s Church
A. J’. Peabody
D.D
Cambridge
AnLincron Street
Churci
Brooke Herford
Hh. Y. M. Curiariay Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
W. Williams
Boston
Frank May
Royal Academy of Music
London
Boston Young Mey'’S Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Luther ‘Y. ‘Townsend
Boston University
Young Bien
Joseph Stewert
Gyarue
Singiit
Insolvency Meeting for Boston Debtor Grimes at Cambridge
Creditors are summoned to the third meeting of the creditors of Alexander Grimes insolvent debtor from the Court of Insolvency. It will be held in Cambridge Middlesex on the twelfth day of the year 1890 at nine o clock in the forenoon. Creditors may prove claims and objects may be raised to the assignee’s account. Cor Elder Assignee Somerville Washington street will be held at
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Bostox
Suffolk
John W. Clark
Boston
Court Room
Court Square
Sniffolk
WM. T. Martin
Hughene le Bupefls Pon
John W. Reith
Court Street
Westerwelt
Chas. V. Gorely
Milk Street
Mass
George R. Bakemas
Moston
Gilbert N. Harris
School Street
Alexander Grimes
Cambridge
Middlesex
Cor Elder
Washington Street
Somerville
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the Fine Arts
Mile
Bashkirtseff
THES
Gaston Spencer
Perkins Street
Simich
Adjutant-General
Enizanetth C. Putnam
Salome Merricott, M.D
Frances E. Billings
Doebling
Vienna
Europe
Canberland
Prince Rupert of
Bavaria
Prince Montenuovo
Prince Sulkowski
Paine
Pame
Barbados
Young's
Vencome
William P. Chapin
William. M. Linterly
Philadelphia
Penn
Lewis D. Armstrong
Lock Haven
G. Ilg
Cleveland
Peanki
W. Foret
St. Louis
Daniel Manning
Robert L. Fryer
Woodworth
Fitchburg
W. A. Brown
A. L. Goodrich
Salem
Mrs. A. ©. Woodworth
Miss Woodworth
Chicopee
A. G. Paine
J. R. Mott
K. Startwell
Revere
Ricker
Portland
Frank W. Tarbox
W. B. Archibald
Fredonia
N. Y
L. A. Jeffreys
ApaAms
E. B. Mayden
Plymouth
Albert L. Calder
C.F. Pitman
Laconia
Worcester
W. C. Osgood
E. H. Lemay
Montreal
George N. Jones
Sudohn
N. B. Brunswick
A. J. Alexander
Mgr
C. Ives
B. 2. Morrison
Baltimore, Md
C. M
Joe Toleno
R. W. Ferguson
Newark
Clark’s
G. B. Willis
R. Penn
M. Sawyer
W. B. Hubbard
New Haven
Bowdoinham
A. Russell
Augusta
David B. Reynolds
Ll. Crawfoord
G. Eustace Burke
Kingston
Jamaica
George Martin Luther
George EF. Rogers
Connecticut
J. B. Foster
San Francisco
Cal
Isaac Trissel
Marinette
Wis
L. Doherty
Lowell
J. Abbott
Winchester
H. A. Emerson
Thenniker
F. K. Fairchild
Mt. Vernon
George C. Stevens
George H. Richmond
Parker
B. B. Swayne
Baltimore
H. F. Lamb
Brooklyn
KE. E. Hutchinson
N. He
J. Wood
Ansonia
Conn
J. A. Burnett
Randall Hammond
Samuel Untermeyer
W. d. Stocker
England
Ellsworth
C. W. Chapin
New London
IV. J. Spencer
U.S
W. BR. Kimball
Tris SR. Means
M.D
Washinton
D. C
D. Walter Lelt
Wheeling
W.va
Irving Tousley
Oswego
Perkins
Sharon
Roxbury Homeopathic Society
Baptist Ptabernacle
Rowcoin Square
M.R. Deming
Lelievers
Bible School
Chergh
OTHE
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Julia Ward Mowe
S Aines
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Leighton ~R
Rkks
Kins Cueren
Mise Ily S. Lake
Navy Yards
Harvard
First Church
Berkeley
Marlboro
Topford Wentworth Brooke
Music Hall
Andrew Gray
D.v
UT Me South Congregational Chenei
Newsbury Street
Xeter Street
Kale
Tremont
Emory J. Haynes
J.D
Miss Lacy HeGuinness
Dr. Guinness
Rig
East End
A.J. Gordon
Jou Vonwealte
Massachusselts
Messenger
Roston
Legal Wutich.s
Superior Court
Emma
Bosion
Ames M. Wi. Ema
Swampscott
Essex
James AM
Sala
James M.weeman
A. Iy
James M. Weeman
Emma Lo Weeman
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
és.Stperton
Hbelsant
Boston Post
James M
Janes M
Jos
A. Willard
Theodore M. Osborne
Daha
Stetson
Kilby
Dlviden Wss
Central Car Company
Mareh Lat
Bosto
Henry F. Svuencer
Waants
Cluntennial Mfg. CO
Lamkin & Foster
Goodyear India Rubber Glove Mig, Co
Congress Street
Goodyear Wells
Briachine
Lincoln
Watker
Ron BE
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