Towns vote to scale liquor licenses and fund public works
Arlington leads with 850 yes and 375 no licenses while 842 votes cast for town officers. Australian ballot used widely, delaying results. towns set salaries, raise funds for Memorial Day, sinking fund, and street improvements. licenses split, many towns vote no license.
Harvard Beta Kappa Election and Harvard Yale Boat Race
Phi Beta Kappa elected eight from class 91 C with men including Willard Wright Slattery McKenzie Barron and others. The class of 92 ranks Benner Bartlett Lovett Davis Harris Page Adams and Adams lead the election of seventeen juniors with forthcoming dinner plans and marshals chosen for next ceremonies. Negotiations over the Harvard Yale Boat Race address New London terms, rail connections, and revenue sharing with provinces of Cambridge and potential relocation if terms fail.
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Phi Beta Kappa Society
C. M Willard
C. H. C. Wright
L. Slattery
R. McKenzie
C. N. Barron
H. A. Davis
W. M. Cannon
F.N. Robinson
W. J. Howard
A. Hall
E. Tileston
H. R. Gledhill
F. W. Coburn
A. W. Dudley
E. 0. Parker
A. R. Benner
W. L. Bartlett
R. M. Lovett
L. H. Davis
W. F. Harris
R. W. Harris
G. T. Page
S. Adams
Phillips Andover
Harvard
Bartlett
Page
Adams
Hale
Lovett
Harris
Davis
C.H. C. Wright
C. W. Willard
C. H.C. Wright
F. N. Robinson
New London
Thames
Coms
Brandegee
New London Board of Trade
Harvard-Yale Committee
R. F. Herrick
Lawrence Brooks
T. N. Perkins
George Adee
Yale
J. B. Townsend
Yale Navy
Stephenson
Cambridge
Perkins
Brookline Republican Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Brookline Republican Club held its annual meeting and dinner in Town Hall with about 100 members present. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President W. R K Chester and a large slate of vice presidents, secretary F W Burdette, treasurer F L Creesy, and others. A rallying committee was named and speeches followed, calling for independent stance on the Boston postmastership and urging Republicans to focus on business judgment over partisan politics.
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Brookline
Republican Club
Town Hall
W. R K. Chester
George N. Carpenter
Benjamin F. Baker
R. G. F. Caudage
Charles A. Hopkins
O. B. Mowry
Nathaniel Conant
Ds. Fillebrown
John M. Graham
Charles Utley
Albert W. Bliss
David_ Hall Rice
John E. Cuosens
Watts H. Bowker
George F. Winch
T. W. Clements
Charles 3. Spaulding
Arthur H. Bailey
Edward S. Thomas
Elihuayes. Com
Republican Club of
Suetts
R. G. F. Canday
F. L. Creesy
Burdett
David Hall Rice
Willam F. Hall
John J. Henry
John M. Corse
Why Do You Cough When Fighting Leads To Consumption
Advertises Kemp's Balsam as a rapid cough cure for consumption with urgent warnings. Claims immediate relief and urges readers to buy today from druggists at 60 cents or one dollar.
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Kemp
Difficulties of Philanthropy in Work Among Children
Letter to the editor argues against private child shelter as a solution. It favors keeping children in family settings and strengthening public schools and local aid programs. The writer cites Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Hemenway as models and notes Pennsylvania Iowa Massachusetts programs moving toward family placement.
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The
Post
the Post
Boston
England
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Miss Putnam
Massachusetts
Mr. Calkins
State Board of Charities
Fanny 5
Ames
Parental Home Ideal Calls for Family Life Training
An editorial argues for homeless and neglected children to live in good families rather than institutions. It cites home life as essential for moral and practical training, urging support for the Parental Home program to keep children with caring families and in public education, challenging institutional care.
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the Post
France
England
Scotland
Massachusetts
Royal Baking Powder Praised by Government Chemists
Government chemists certify the Royal Baking Powder for remarkable purity and wholeness. It is praised as superior to all other powders, free of alum and phosphates, with endorsements from Edward G. Love PhD, Henry A. Mort MD PhD, and Wn. McMurtrring PhD.
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Edward G. Love
Henry A. Mort
Dinner and receptions mark busy social night in Boston
The New England Association of Chi Psi held its third annual dinner at the Thorndike Hotel with about fifty members. Judge L. M. Cook installed as president for 1891 as toasts covered themes from Chi Psi loyalty to natural history. Other gatherings included the Massachusetts Charitable Society meeting and a Somerville Selectmen session. Late arrivals from various cities attended the events, and performances at the Boston Museum followed the at Home hosted by Miss Damon at the Thorndike. The Eastern Mutual Laundrymen and other groups held dinners at local hotels with speeches and socializing.
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New England Association of Chissis
Thorndike
C. 8. Markland
Herbert D. Ward
L. M. Cook
Chi
Young’s
Massachusetts Charitable Society
N. H. Crocker
Somerville Selectmen
Revere House
Mark F. Bus
Edward Glines
Miss Damon
Miss Allen
Miss Cole
Miss Grace
Miss Jackson
Misses Brown
Porter
Whittier
One
Boston Museum
Eastern Mutual Laundrymen’s Association
American House
W. W. Marsh
Waltham
Messrs. C. A. Royce
Springfied
L. H. Dickerman
Troy, N
States Hotel
Vencome
A. F. Blodgett
Baltimore
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Hartford
Flint
Cambridge
J.P. Jones
Atlanta
Brunswick
T. El.avies
Southport
Russell
R. A. Seaforth
G. C. Kersel
New York
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Providence
Nannie Rogers
Lowell
Sally Ellis
Jamaica
Uhornd
Ike
A. M. Gould
Portland
S. G. Hale
New Haven
E. Comstock
F. A. Washburn
Amhurst
H. L. Wilkinson
United States
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Rochester
N. Y
George 58
Arnold
Indianapolis
Ind
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Brookfield
Mass
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Brockton
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Teneford
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Windsor
Conn
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C. H. Rubin
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Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
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Bath
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F. M. Gates
Kansas City
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Banacook
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Youne
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W Donnell
Bilt
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Bangor
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Bradford
W. L. Bullard
W. R. Casy
Chicago
Burglar With Frozen Ears Surrenders to Police
James Burke aged 19 sought lodgings at Station 5 with frozen ears after being the last of five burglars who broke into Mrs Brystrom s tenement at 666 Harrison Avenue on February 25 and stole a trunk. Reserve Officer Rafferty had arrested the others.
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James Burke
Damages Awarded in Superior Court Case for Boy Injuries
In Senin Maron court, Harry Brooksbreams sues Daniel W Knowles for injuries to an eight year old boy struck by a loose horse. Verdict for plaintiff $500. Judges Hammond J and others preside across multiple dockets with numerous motions and related cases listed in the record.
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Senin —Maron
Harry Brooksbreams
Daniel W. Knowles
Leonard Street
Dorchester
T. J. Homer
James E. Line
William E. Litchfield
E. Bicknell
George M. Stearns
Pe Aouonace
Barker
Davis
Line
Latchfield
Sheehan
White
Sees-Rebiangs
Velensky
Envy
Maney
Durkin
Cobleigh
Same
Crawford
Wason
Steffe
Old Colony
Stone
Boston D
Library List
Hammond
Catherine Burke
Boston Electric Light Company
Warren Street
James H. Kennedy
John H. Kennedy
Boston & Albany Railroad
Goaield
C. W. Bartlett
R. H. Keating
Taintiff
Samuel Hoar
W. Hudson
Deendant
Et — Cate
Pine
MccLough
Kélleck
Y Dearing
Lions
Cook
Hinchliffe
Municipal Court Calendar Second Session Names List
The document lists case numbers and litigants for first and second municipal court sessions including cases 3831 O Reecks v Dougherty 4730 Morris Nicholson 302 McGunk v Lord 311 Day White 365 McLaughlin Sul 869 Farrington v Con 385 Rubinevitch v Ken eta 408 Johnston v Corey 441 Doyle v Foster 451 Bernstein v Arkin Washburn v Hen arie 570 Dillon v Noonan.
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O’ Reecks
Dougherty
Morris
Nicholson
McGunk
Lord
White
McLaughlin
Sul
Farrington
Con
Rubinevitch
Keneta
Johnston
Corey
Doyle
Foster
Bernstein
Arkin
Essex County Supreme Judicial Court Rescripts
In Essex County Essex Supreme Judicial Court decisions sustain errors in double trials against Charles I Beckman. In Thompson vs Boston and Maine Railroad the verdict stands for the defendant as the plaintiff failed due care. evidence rightly excluded.
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Supreme Judicial Feces of
Commonwealth
Suffolk
Middlesex
Nortel
Burnstable
McIsion
Filea
Achine Company Ay Se Scatean Ring Company
Laintiff
Deendant
Joseph F. Paul
Randeis
Reef
Supreme Judicial Court
Essex
Salem
Essex County
Charles I. Beckman
George S. Thompson
Boston & Maine Railroad
Probate Court Proves Wills and Grants Admin Letters
In Salem on March 2, probate records list the proved wills of Agnes M Arrington Amos Bushwell Mary B Butler Wm Doherty Stephen Fernald Joseph L Foster Sarah H G Noyes Hannah Perkins Edward Weston Thomas Whitridge Martha A Bishop and others. Letters of administration were granted for multiple estates including Cynthia Edwards Lucinda Hudson Joseph Lombard John Bartlett Frances Currier William Evans Louisa Fogg Mary Potter John Richardson Mary Hardy Mary Driscoll Calvin Clifford Bridget O Connor Hannah Stanton Ellen Cronin Mary Dow J Lester Davis Mary Sweetser.
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Essex Ss
Salem
Harmen
J. Wills
Agnes M. Arrington
Roxford
Amos Bushwell
Salisbury
Mary B. Butler
Bradford
Wm. Doherty
Lynn
Stephen Fernald
Peabody
Joseph L. Foster
Beverly
Sarah H. G
Swampscott
Wm. Noyes
Atkinson
N. H
Hannah Perkins
Middleton
Francis Tobey
Edward K. Weston
Thomas J. Whitridge
Lawrence
Martha A. Bishop
Yon
Cynthia B. Edwards
Lucinda B. Hudson
Joseph Lombard
John F. Bartlett
Haverhill
Frances E. Currier
Newburyport
William A. Evans
Louisa T Fogg
Mary A. Potter
John H. Richardson
Mary A
Obituaries and Estates Filed In New England Inventories
Lists of residents from Ipswich Salem Beverly Lynn Glouces ter Peabody Rockport and St Johns bury with inventories filed for estates including George E Donnell Newport $11256 97 David Lawd Peabody $15699 46 Mary A Mason Beverly $3327 80 tat Moody West Newberry $73531 and Austin Phelps Andover $36800.
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William Bee
Ipswich
Bridget Hear
Salem
Emily A. Herrick
Beverly
David H. Taylor
Lynn
John McDonald
Gloucester
Pius McDonald
Asa Haskell
Mary Cronin
Peabody
Maria A. McGeough
Samuel L. Ham
Sarah Nourse
Matilda Parsons
Rockport
John West, Sr
Salen
Andrew J. Willard
St Johnsbury
George
E. Donnell
Newport
David Lawd
Mary A. Mason
Tat Moody
West Newberry
Austin Phelps
Andover
Pacific Railroad Debts Extension Bill Reported
Senate report from Senator Frye proposes extending Union Pacific and Central Pacific debts to 100 years. Union Pacific pays 1% interest for ten years then 2.5% thereafter plus 0.05 to 1% of total indebtedness. Central Pacific debt extends 100 years with 1% for ten years and 2% thereafter plus additional payments.
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Washington
Frye
Senate Committee On Pacific Railroads
Senate
Union and
Central Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Starvation in Oklahoma Emigrants Deplorable Condition
A St Louis dispatch reports thousands of African Americans who migrated to Oklahoma expecting government aid and land find land already taken and no work or funds available. They face starvation with no nearby support, many from Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas.
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St. Louis
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Parabolic Teaching Lectures by Rev Griffis and Rev Porter
In Association Hall at Boylston and Berkeley streets Rev William Eliot Griffis lectures on The Parabolic Teaching as illustrated in Jonah and Song of Songs. Rev Edward G Porter of Lexington Mass speaks to the Young Men's Christian Union on The Apostle Eliot and His Praying Indians.
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Association Hall
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
William Eliot Griffis
Edward G. Porter
Lexington
Mass
The
Young Men’s Christian Union
Apostle Eliot
Watertown Republican Caucus Names Town Officers
Watertown Republicans met at the Town Hall with J. D. Evans calling the caucus to order. S. Glesson was chosen chairman and Charles E. Merrifield secretary. Nominees were named for town roles including Selectmen Edward Porter, Charles Lange, James Evans. town clerk Fred Critchell. treasurer J. K. Stickney. assessors J. C. Stone W. H. Ingraham A. F. Gavin. auditor T. Seven. road commissioner H. Banks. Thomas Gavin. George H. Sleeper. collector William Farwell. trustees of the Free Public Library Rev. R. Stack Dr. A. Mead. Board of Health Dr. Beaumont Dr. Tower James Harrison.
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Charles N. Mash
DeWitt
Bates
William Fearing
Starkes Whiton
Joseph O. Burdett
Wallace Cortell
Benjamin A. Robinson
Arthur W. Young
Board of Health
Walter W. Hessey
Winthrop Spooner
Henry E. Spalding
Charles A. Door
James Robbins
Rockland Street
Otis Street
John Lewis Russell Fund
Henry C. Harding
HuLitt
Z. Taylor Harrington
Frederick W. Burr
William H. Litchfield
David O. Wade
Andrew Galiano
Carrie L. Wade
Louis G. Sirovich
Charles H. Quinn
L. A. R. Knights
F. H. Cleverly
C. B
Seongs A. ‘Tripp
Rk. E. Joslin
Tee
F. O. Welsh
G. B. Cochrane
B. ¥. Dearborn
W. W. Ordway
F. H. Chamberlain
P. Gaenne
H. Trownse
Nover
John H. Crocker
Charles H. Killham
Eben C. Waterman
George C. Russell
Tryphena Whitman
John G. Knight
Trustees of Public Library
Calvin T. Phillips
Josia
Hinckley
Horkinson
C. P. Wonderly
Crooks
C. L. Claflin
P. A. Levingston
W. A. Frail
E.thompson
John Mahon
Webster W. Page
J. A
Henry Grew
Amos H. Brainard
David C. Marr
Charles F. Jenney
Ipswich
George A. Schofield
Jonathan Sargent
DC. W
Charles Palmer
L. H. Daniels
George W.W. Smith
Kineston
Walter H. Faunce
Henry N. Everson
John F. Holmes
David Delano
Alexander Holmes
Samuel P. Cole
Zenas Crowell
Waldo
Cole
Horatio Adams
William H. Burgess
Arshfield
Judson N. Ewell Porter
Albert Sprague
Mitton
Edward L. Pierce
Por
J. Walter Bradlee
T. Edwin Ruggies
J. Albert Simpson
Henry B. Martin
Lown
Joseph Holmes
Emma F. Ware
Walter P. Beck
Park Commissioners
H. E. Ware
H. 3. Russell
Wm. G. Robinson
Maurice Pierce
George A. Harned
John Leary
Charles Mitchell
Wm. Cunningham
James Wigley
James D. Davenport
Tappan Eagan
Stephen Walsh
Calvin H. Sanford
Ben Sloan
Edwin A. Houghton
Peleg Bronsdon
Joan O’callahan
Bert Langan
Peter McIntyre
J. W. Bradlee, Jr
J. Craig Chaddock
John H. Emerson
J. P.S. Churchill
J. Frank Pope
M. Vassar Pierce
F. D. Leslie
E. D. Wadsworth
Public Library
J. C. Whitney
W. B. Weston
Medfield
George W. Kingsbury
Henry M. Parker
Benjamin F. Shumway
Stillman J. Spear
Ralph A. Batelle
James Hewins
Arthur Mitchell
John H. Richardson
James M. Hewins
School Fund
Joseph A. Allen
William F. Guild
Hamlet Wight
Stillman Spear
Albert A. Lovell
Orange
Rufus Livermore
Rufus D. Chase
I. W. Bridge
Edward A. Goddard
Edward C. Fowler
M. D. Herrick
D. L. Crandell
Kellerman
G. E. Bates
E. M. Buell
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George Ayres
B. Cook
M. E. Hildreth
T. C. Goddard
L. Martin
C. W. Gates
S Edward Greene
Fred Bryant
W. H. Stone
Howe
Rockland
Edwin Mulready
Ezekiel R. Studley
William Forbes
Charles A. Townsend
Carrie Burrell
James H. Tangney
Henry C. McDougal
John Spence
Richard A. Forrest
Robert W. Southgate
Lawrence J. Donovan
Lorenzo D. Ferkins
Theodore R. Farr
William J. Barry
John Sullivan
C. B. Collins
Swannsey
E. M. Thurston
G . Arnold
Daniel Hare
William P. Mason
Hunt
A. W. Rogers
George A. Haynes
J. Conant
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Hiram Haynes
Elmer R. Smith
George H. Bent
Frank Goodnow
RK. R. Horr
H. H. Brown
W. L. Stone
N. W. Perkins
A. H. Towne
G. F. Averill
L. D. Hood
W. Donaldson
P. Averill
J. P. Poor
John A. Peterson
Marietta Clark
Winslow
Wendell
J. C. Holston
Hiram Willis
G. A. Fleming
W. W. Hunt
Andrew Baker
J. E. Oat
Cora Stearns
West Newbury
Eben P. Stapwood
Charles W. Ordway
Joseph Watson
J. L. Stockwell
J. A. Williams
Leslie Green
H. W. Baker
H. L. Proctor
W. E. Blackmer
Sabin Killen
Wenhamm
Abbott Johnson
John Gentlee
James T. Brown
Williams
Cummings
Wellington Pool
Watertown
J. D. Evans
S. Gleason
Charles E. Merrifield
Edward F. Porter
Charles Lange
James D. Evans
Fred E. Critchell
J. K. Stickney
J. C. Stone
W. H. Ingraham
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Ww. Stone
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Apnea Banks
Homas Gavin
George H. Sleeper
William Farwell
Free Public Library
RP. Stack
A. Mead
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G. A. Tower
James R. Harrison
Death of a Famous Hotel Man Patrick OGrady
New York reports the death of Patrick OGrady a prominent New York hotel executive. He led operations at the Brandreth House Judson House and Stevens House and invested heavily in the 1860 Stevens House. Born November 16 1820 in Shelburne Vermont he later served as superintendent of major hotels in the White Mountains Florida and Niagara.
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Stevens House
White Mountains
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Niagara
Shelburne
Dr. Webb
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Cold Wave Grips Northeast With Subfreezing Breath
New York reports the coldest day of the season with temperatures down to 9 below as a region wide cold wave persists. AmpeERland Mountain New York records 15 below at the signal service station and Brattleboro Vermont notes readings from zero to 20 below. Tonight remains clear and bitterly cold.
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New York
Ampeerland Mountain
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Cambridge Art Circle Meets at Dr Norris Home
The Cambridge Art Circle held its regular meeting last evening at Dr A L Norris’s Main street residence with the literature committee in charge. The feature was an address by the Reverend on the ambiguous topic, highlighting a program of readings and discussion.
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Cambridge Art Circle
A. L Norris
Main Street
Accident to Dr. Shattuck Improves After Runaway Injuries
The condition of Dr. George C. Shattuck, badly injured Sunday in a runaway accident, was much improved last night. A Post reporter found him resting quietly at his residence, No. 6 Newbury Street.
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Special Advertising Post Publish at Mall Expense
The Post announces a new special advertising column to reach the public through mall expenses. Advertisers are invited to participate in the upcoming feature to boost visibility and engagement.
Wants Stenographers Furnished by Employer Free of Charge
ANTED Stenographers male or female furnished without charge to employer or employee by the REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER CO. 15 School street Boston. WANTS section advertising real estate and help wanted with low rates.
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