Reed Letter Sparks Kentucky Kill Fear In Blue Grass Dinner
Speaker Reed shared a letter with Vermont Representative Stewart about threats if he visited Kentucky. Jay F. Durham replied promising protection, joking the grave would be green and buried beneath blue grass. The exchange highlights tensions around Reed's Kentucky trip and the Blue Grass Club's response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom” Reed
Kentucky
The
Blue Grass Club
Washington
Taulbee
Kincaid
Reed
Stewart
Vermont
Caruth
Jay. F. Durham
Jay F. Durham
Durham
B. Reed
Louisville
Blue Grass Club of
Press Association
United States
Yachting Fixtures and a New Dorchester Yacht Club
The regatta schedule features Massachusetts Yacht Club races on June 7 July 8 Sept 6 and a June 17 open regatta off Nahant plus a midsummer 30 and 40 footers open race. Corinthian Yacht Club Marblehead lists races June 17 21 July 12 26 Aug 9 Aug 23 Sept 1 and 13 with championship events. Dorchester Yacht Club formed by charter with officers and a clubhouse at Harrison Square Dorchester. Acma schooner sold to New York pilots and Lawley building a new sixty foot composite sloop for Mr Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Nahant
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Dorchester
Dorchester Yacht Club
George EB. Curry
Omar F. Loring
Walter 5. Fox
William P. Whitmarsh
Frederick W. Porter
George L. Wallis
Herbert W. Burr
W. W. Whitmarsh
C. Edwin Bockus
Charles D. Lansing
Harrison Square
Acma
David Sears
Burgess Agency
New York Pilots
Lawley 18
Sears
Ex Governor James E English dies in New Haven at 78
Ex Governor James Edward English died at his New Haven home after pneumonia followed a severe cold. A prominent Democrat, he served as selectman, state senator, congressman, and governor of Connecticut. He left an estate estimated at 2 to 3 million dollars and funded public gifts including a 20000 carriage drive to East Rock Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English
James Edward English
New Haven
Conn
Governor English
Common Council
State Senate
Isco
Europe
Joseph R. Hawley
United States
Ingersoll
United States Senate
O. S. Ferry
J Herman Curtis dies. Jamaica Plain merchant famed as market founder
J Herman Curtis aged 80 1 2 died Saturday at his Centre street Jamaica Plain home. Born 1806 in the old Curtis farm he began as a market wagon driver and later ran a stall at Jamaica Market with his brother George S Curtis. He was called the father of the market and helped promote Faneuil Hall Bank where he served on the board. He leaves a widow and a son Charles F Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herman Curtis
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Joseph Curtis
Navy 6
George 5. Curtis
Curtis
Faneuil Hall Bank
Charles F. Curtis
Death of Sir Edward Bains Leeds Mercury Proprietor
Sir Edward Bains, influential Liberal proprietor of the Leeds Mercury, born 1800, served as MP for Leeds 1859 to 1874, knighted in 1880. He authored several works on industrial progress and national commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bains
Leeds Mercury
England
Leeds
Mills to Close No 2 Plant After Accident
Salem March 2 Specian The jack gear at the Naumkeag Mills broke yesterday forcing the likely shutdown of No 2 mill for two weeks No 3 mill remains in operation 800 workers may be laid off during repairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Specian
Naumkeag
The Southern Code of Honor discussed in Times
A Times piece decries a Washington incident where a former Congress member was badly wounded by a newspaper writer. It argues Southern social norms encourage violent responses to criticism, contrasting with other regions. It cautions restraint is needed for civilized society and criticizes public figures reacting with bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Washington
Congress
Iit
Kentucky
My Theological Crisis Sermon by Rev Charles G Ames
The Rev Charles G Ames continued his series at the Church of Disciples with a talk on My Theological Crisis. He questioned whether doctrine or character sustains religion, recounting his break from his own church in Minneapolis and his quest for a faith grounded in Christian character and personal conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Disciples
Charles G. Ames
Church of the Disciples
Minneapolis
Theodore Parker
Nellie Bly Delivers World Tour Lecture at Hollis Street
Nellie Bly lectured last night at Hollis Street Theatre recounting her world journey. She spoke in a travelling gown and in a vivid, anecdotal style about experiences from London to Yokohama, including a stop at Jules Verne’s Paris home and a temple dinner in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bly
Hollis Street
Miss Cochrane
Europe
London
Jules Verne
Paris
Italy
Suez Canal
Singapore
Hong Kong
Japan
China
East
Yokohama
The Forty Immortals Lecture on the French Academy
M Danion discusses the French Academy likening it to an old coquette with infinite life. He argues about its usefulness, its indulgence of mediocre writers, and its role as a salon for free theory. He notes Daudet and Zola as potential future Immortals, while La Fontaine’s gentleness is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Danion
French Academy
Richelieu
Cid
Moliere
Lamennais
Balzac
Beranger
Academy
Littré
J.J. Weiss
Zola
Daudet
Tme
Paris
France
M. Daudet
M. Zola
la Fontaine
Championships To Be Decided In Boston
Wilmington Del March 2 At a meeting of the board of managers of the Amateur Athletic Union of America the request of the Boston Athletic Association for permission to give the indoor championship meeting in Boston under its auspices was cut by the board April 12 was fixed for the date of the same and Mr G B Morrison of the Boston Athletic Association was made chairman in place of Walter Storm who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wilmington
Del
Board of Managers
Amateur Athletic Union of America
Boston Athletic Association
G. B. Morrison
Walter Storm
Lent discourse warns against seeking worldly praise
The Rev Father Hall of the Mission Church delivers the second Lenten discourse from Luke chapter twenty six. He explains that Jesus condemned praise of worldly attributes and urged steadfastness in Christian virtue rather than popularity. He cites Paul adapting to audiences and notes that genuine reproach accompanies true self denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Hall
Mission Church of
St. John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
Paul
Christ
Looking Backward lecture on social reform in Horticultural Hall
The Rev William J Potter spoke in Horticultural Hall on Looking Backward the seventh lecture in a social reform series He argued Bellamys ideas could guide gradual legislation toward equity but warned against assuming his theory true He endorsed cooperative systems as best for balancing capital and labor and improving society through individual development and fuller freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
William J. Potter
Bellamy
South Carolina
Arlington Street
Trinity Church
Germany
Russia
Dr Brooks in Old Trinity at noon addresses
Phillips Brooks, Boston’s famed preacher, spoke at Old Trinity in a noon series. The sermons contrasted religion with ecclesiasticism, presenting fundamental truths for all to recognize and accept. His vivid delivery impressed the community and showed business leaders willing to listen to a preacher with vital ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. V. Tribune
Old Trinity
Boston
Phillips Brooks
Brooks
City Notes On Lectures Licenses And Accidents
Opening lecture by president William H Baldwin at Y M C U covers his Civil War memoirs and events before the Rebellion. Mrs Bernard Whitman to speak in Dorchester on moral education. Liquor license applications flood police HQ with more than a hundred requests. L T Townsend addresses Boston Y M C A on the Christian man in public life. Concert plans feature Clementine de Vere and Anton Hekking with Grieg's Peer Gynt. William Waugh of Brockton suffers arm amputation after streetcar crash. Bernard McEnroe of Ballardvale also injured and loses a leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Union
William H. Baldwin
James and Potomac
Bernard Whitman
Lend A Hand Clubs
Dorchester
Moral Education Association
E. W. Furbush
Alban Street
Ashmont
Board of Police
Clementine de Vere
Symphony
Anton Hekking
Grieg
Peer Gynt
William Waugh
Brockton
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bernard McEnroe
Ballardvale
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Cambridge
Notable Hotel Guests Arrive at Boston Taverns and Hotels
A string of arrivals fills Boston hotels including Mr. Arthur W. Rood of Hartford joining the Boston Tavern clerks, Mr. E. F. Lamb swapping watches at the Tremont House, and Miss Nellie Bly visiting the Adams House with her mother. Other guests span the Tremont Clark's Parker United States and numerous U.S. and Canadian names visiting from New York Boston Philadelphia and beyond, with many city and hotel listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Rood
Hartford
Lamb
Parker House
United States Hotel
Boston
Nellie Bly
Hollis Street Theatre
Adams House
Grace Thorne
New York
M. Dasher
Hoyt's
Brass Monkey
Clark’s
J. F. Trout
Pullman Palace Car Company
Chicago
Tremont House
Miss St. John
London Gaiety Company
Marcus Meyer
Tremont
Vencomer
0. K. Krause
George F. Harding
E. K. Smith
Feed
Mansfield
J. E. Fuller
Worcester
L. Theyson
C. A. Peeling
A. Hough
Norwich
Conn
Christopher Holmes
Green
G. K. Kellett
Lawrence
J. H. Guest
Brooklyn
N. Y
B. WK. Taylor
New Albany
Ind
Apams
H. W. Metcalf
F. H. Dodge
C. A. Lamp
John K. Kanifen
Philadelphia
Penn
W. E. Earl
G. A. Haggerty
St. John
N. B
A. P. Mellrath
Cleveland
O. Yavern
Herman. Strauss
Denver
Col
B. W. Hamilton
A. Lowndes
J. 8.Thompson
U.S.A
C.C Reed
Rochester
M. Y
W. le Jenks
Concord
Ate
The Coming Horse Show at Mechanics Hall
The Boston Horse Show Association publicizes the premium list and rules for the event to be held in Mechanics Hall during the fourth week in April. Prizes cover numerous horse classes and the fair space will showcase animals, carriages, and harness gear with an expanded exercising ring and wider viewing areas. The current officers include President E. V. Hayer, Vice President J. M. Sears, Treasurer Walter Potter, Secretary Edward Burnett, Directors John Shepard and J. Reed Whipple, and General Manager Charlies H. Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Horse Show Association
Mechanics’ Hall
The
E. V. Hayer
J. M. Sears
Walter Potter
Edward Burnett
John Shepard
J. Reed Whipple
Charlies H. Thayer
Insect Help Series Opens With Farming Benefits
OUT TODAY. The first of a series of six articles shows the value of beneficial insects to farmers and how to destroy pests. It notes an average annual loss of 30,000,000 dollars in the South from the cotton worm and about 2,400,000 dollars yearly from the codlin moth harming Illinois apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Five Years in Africa by Herbert Ward
Herbert Ward recounts five years of adventures in Africa in eight Ledger numbers. The illustrated articles show cannibal tribes, African life in unexplored regions, with Ward drawings and photographs illuminating customs and scenes seldom witnessed by other explorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Herbert Ward
Ward
Stanley
Sparkling Novelette Delights New York Society Life
A brightly written story of high society circles in New York. Vivid portraits of social types reveal the era's fashion, manners, and ambitions through sharp dialogue and polished narration.
Legal Notices and Trials Across Watertown District
Court rules on forged check negligence and notices tax cases for stock in trade. defendants overruled on exceptions. Hudson judge upholds verdicts in several matters including mortgage and loan dispute. referee decision affirmed in auditor case. counsel listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher
Tuckerman
William E. Farwell
James A. Hathaway
Same
Watertown
Hathaway
J. K. Goodrich
Joseph Bennett
Alvin Rogers
D.C. Linscott
T. Gallagher
Hattie A. Burr
Albion K. P. Joy
J. B. Richardson
Fred Joy
Supreme Court Rescripts in Magee vs West End and Other Cases
Rescripts filed March 1 in Magee vs West End Railroad Company recounts a Boston fireman losing his left leg on a ladder truck after an accident at Hanover Street. The court refused a defense request, finding possible due care. Also covered are Charles A. Tufts vs Atlantic Telegraph and First National Bank of Danvers vs Salem, with rulings on contract breach, telegraph lines, and check payment disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Peter I. Magee
West End Railroad Company
Fire Department of
Boston
Friend Street
Hanover Street
Blackstone Street
Hanover
Court Street
R. M. Morse, Jr
E. O. Shepard
Charles A. Tufts
Atlantic Telegraph Company
Dover
N. H
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wiggin & Fernald
W. 3d
Hutchinson
First National Bank of Danvers
First National Bank of Salem
E. & A. Mudge & Co
Danvers
Joel Kimball
Bank of Redemption
National Bank of Redemption
E. H. Payson
A. Mudge & Co
Mudge & O
Mudge & Co
Supreme Judicial Court Calendar of March 4
Equity assignments listed for Tuesday March 4 include Hinckley Locomotive Company petition to dissolve Tower v Guild Morey v American Loan and Trust Company Robintson to settle tithes Stone v Littlefield Middlesex Elliott v Middlesex Chase v Phillips Camrell v Ames and nine other cases against different defendants Kennett v Walker Hobbs v Martin Young v McIntire Adams v Adams Draper v Lowell Williams v National Security Bank in Middlesex and Worcester counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinckley Locomotive Company
Tower
Guild
Norfolk
Morey
American Loan & Trust Company
Robintson
Stone
Littlefield
Middlesex
Middlesex County
Elliott
Chase
Phillips
Essex
Camrell
Ames
Kennett
Walker
Hobbs
Martin
Young
McIntire
Adams
Draper
Lowell
Worcester
Williams
National Security Bank
Case list of court v. party names and sessions
A compendium of court case references and docket entries listing numerous v. parties, such as Davis v. Tuttle and Fish v. West End R, with session notes like Second and Fourth Session, and judges such as LATHROP J, across multiple numbers and locations. The fragment reads as a catalog of cases and procedural remarks without cohesive narrative.
Probate Court Suffolk County Returnable List March 3 84156 Ebien Ahearn
Suffolk County probate court returnable list for Monday March 3 includes administration petitions for Ebien Ahearn Martha Anderson Bartlett Kellew versus Bellew separate support and various trustee accounts and probate of wills. Includes guardianship and sale of real estate filings and final accounts for several estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Ebien Ahearn
Martha Anderson
Wil Bartlett
Jane Kellew
William Bellew
J. Putnam Bradlee
Llomas Brown
Petiion
Charlotte E. M. Caldwell
Baibt
I. A. Sturgis
Same
Mary Crawford
Henry A. Dondero
Catherine Finn
Photius Fisk
Betsey Fisk
John Garrity
Michael H. Gleeson
Andrew G. Holmes
Eliza ‘I. Haggerty
John C. Hubbard
David L. Jung
Elien Keefe
Annie T. Es
Thomas Liversidge
John McAllister
John O
Minot
Elizabeth A. West
Elizabeth D. Ives
Laine
Joseph G. Minot
Newhall Martin
Patrick Pender
Catherine Pfaff
Micajah Pope
Elizabeth Cochran
Mary W. Pope
John S. Putnam
John P. Putnam
Jeannie Reid
Hezekiah F. Rudd
Frank KE. Ruggles
Margaret Savage
Mary C. Sheedy
Dennis Sheedy
Rachel Standish
Harriet Sugden
Henrietta Thorn Iike
Rebecca T. Marion
Edmund Tileston
Abbott F. True
Mary Wallace
John M. Welch
William D. Welch
Christopher M. Welch
Nancy Welch
Alfréd Whitney
Hastings
Gardner Brewer
William H. Dutton
Sarah Clark
Levi Whitney
James Kent
Municipal Court Docket List for First Session Ely to Maguire v Marks
The docket for the Municipal Court first session lists case numbers and parties from 2666 Stetson v Gross to 179 Maguire v Marks, including Arnold v Thayer, Giles v Harwood, McCloskey v O Connell, Pray v Poor, Gray v Gray, Gould v Boise, Gerstel v Stern, Collins v Brown, Hughes v same, Caddington v same, Stooe v Cobb, Appleton v Casey, Stuart v Hathorna, Weisels v Murphy, Marston v Smith, Downing v Fisher, Verkins v Eskel, Bellumno v Pear son, Le Barron iv Beals, Same v Nickerson, White v Curtis, Bellamy v Roche ford, and Lovejoy v Ham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson
Gross
Mun
Arnold
Thayer
Giles
Harwood
McCloskey
O’ Connell
Pray
Poor
Gray
Noe Ee
Yatchel
Gould
Boise
Gerstel
Stern
Collins
Brown
Hughes
Same
Caddington
Stooe
Cobb
Appleton
Casey
Stuart
Hathorna
Weisels
Murphy
Marston
Smith
Downing
Fisher
Verkins
Eskel
Bellumno
Pearsson
le Barron
Beals
Nickerson
White
Curtis
Bellamy
Rocheford
Lovejoy
Ham
Johnston
Simpson
Maguire
Marks
Forestry Question Considered by Rothrock Before Horticultural Society
Professor Joseph S S Rothrock of the University of Pennsylvania spoke to the Massachusetts Horticultural Society chaired by President Spooner. He warned that preserving timber lands is a great cause noting the rapid depletion of long leaf pine in the South. He referenced a draft federal forest preservation bill and a memorial from the American convention. Supportive remarks were offered by O B Hadwen J M Wood L M Chase and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Joseph S.S. Rothrock
University of Pennsylvania
Rothrock
Congress
Messrs
O. B. Hadwen
J. M. Wood
L. M. Chase
Mr Harper's Lectures at Tremont Temple Praised
C Winslow writes to the Post praising Mr Robarts Harper's hour long Tremont Temple stereopticon lecture describing his views as the ultimate in photographic reality and enchantment. He advises friends not to miss remaining chances to see the magic screen in War. March 1, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robarts Harper
Tremont Temple
War
C. Winslow
Dr Craig's Original Kidney and Liver Cure Ad
An advertisement offering $30,000 to users of Dr Craig's Original Kidney and Liver Cure. Readers are urged to ask their druggist for the circular detailing the program and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Craig
Also Mentioned on This Page
Massachusetts and Corinthian
DR. Brooks
A. W. la France
Lee, N. Y
George A. Randolph
Portland
Revere
H. C. Noble
Connecticut
T. A. Radamacher
C.E
Bridgeport
John L. Russell
Pittsfield
D. L._P. Clark
Nashua
W. B. Post
Troy
E. W. Bramble
Cynthiana
Andrew Bunton
Manchester
J. W. Trainer
David Bernstein
F. Foshay
W. T. Carey
H. M. Hale
Jn. Ellsworth
L. H. Gilbert
F. A. Marston
Turner
Paul Plessner
Detroit, Mich
A. Edwards
Wife
San Francisco
Cal
John Henry Comstock
Murat
Flatstead
Frank Howard Howe
India
George Frederic Parsons
NEW York Ledger
ALL Newsdealers
Robert Boners Soas
A. B. Crocker & CO
Kingston, Essex
Edin Lord’ Streets
Neipal Entrance
Kingston Stress
C. Allen, J
Davis
Tuttle
Fish
West End R
Bond
Trench
Kenney
Cashman
Stearns
Ellison
Gooz
Manson
Lewis Vy
Farrell
Carey
Bradford
Saltmarsh
Spaceetibaarere
Old Cols Thompson
Any KR
Lynch
Moore
Hannan
Towle
Liova
Church
Austin
Garofolo
Meserve
Cowen Vy
Gerrish
Courtney
Powers
Bos
Leonard
Nusslight Co
Bau
McAvena
Fifield
Isburg
Winslow
Reynolds
Ander
Waite
Burke
Son
Dean Vy. B. & A. RR
Kimball
Mead
Blackman
Booth
Bowker
Kurt
Advertiser
Marshall
Cowards
Record
Breed
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Oak Grove Farm
Ruggles Street
Main St
Cambridgeport
Ely
Parmenter
C.J
J. Rothrock
Horticultural Society
MR. Harper
Rorval Bai Inc Powings Co
Wall St
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