Rabbi Schindler Urges Personal Liberty Against Prohibition
Rabbi Schindler presented a temperance position at the temple opposing a proposed constitutional prohibitory amendment. He warned of sacrificing personal liberty for one drinker and urged education over prohibition, arguing that liquor control should be voluntary and regulated, not enforced by sweeping measures. He asserted the need to defend individual rights and resist fanatic enforcement in a campaign ahead of the April 22 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Schindler
God
Dr. Schindler
Commonwealth
Indoor meet records fall at Winslow's rink
At Winslow's rink on a Saturday afternoon the Institute of Technology Athletic Club indoor meet produced mark breaks in several events. G B Morrison won the fence vault handicap. L C Wason set a standing high jump mark. J C De Bullet led in the pulling shot. J P Lee won the running high jump. L C Wason set a running high kick record. P Marquand and F Cavot claimed sparring titles. F G Curtis topped the heavyweights. Technology beat Harvard in tug of war. Harvard beat Technology in another race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Technology Athletic Club
Winslow
G. B. Morrison
L. C. Wason
J. C. de Bullet
J.P. Lee
P. Marquand
H.A.A
F. Cavot
Jdr
F. G. Curtis
Harvard
Technology
Sin
Hull Yacht Club
Quincy Yacht Club
Boston Athletic Club
H. Emmons
Fisk Warren
Warren
Onie
Rights of stockholders and the public in railroad stock
A letter argues three questions about new stock issued by Boston and Albany and similar lines. It asserts stockholders' rights are limited to chartered powers, urges legislatures to curb public rate abuse, and favors auction sale of five million new shares with reduced rates to drain surplus profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Springfield Republican
Roa
Commonwealth
Boston & Albany
W. Burp
A Defense of Railroad Capital Stock Expansion
A Boston letter argues that increasing the Boston and Albany railroad capital stock is fair and wise if based on actual value gains. It likens corporations to permanent public entities and urges balanced public oversight, citing rail risk and city-scale capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Bird
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston
Albany
Fitchburg Railroad
O Connor Wins Three Mile Race In San Francisco
William O Connor of Toronto defeated Jake Gandaur of St Louis in a $1000 side race on the Alameda course. The rough water and smooth inner course helped O Connors lead. Gandaur lost his stroke early and finished behind. The crowd was small amid rumors the race was fixed.
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San Francisco
William O'Connor
Toronto
Jake Gandarr
St. Louis
America
Alameda
San Francisco Bay
O'Connor
Gaudaur
O’connor
Ater
Discipline at South Boston House of Correction
Five officers on duty report a quiet shift as prison officials cut inmates bread to four ounces daily and remove bedding. The reform move claimed no immediate changes and a directors’ meeting discussed the case without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
South
Boston
Board of Directors
Hotels and Travelers Listed From Various Cities and Names
A long OCR fragment lists numerous hotels and travelers including Adams Miss Julia Stuart, Miss Lansen, Charles Bassett and others across New York Toledo Chicago Philadelphia Montreal Savannah Buffalo and more. Names, spouses and cities accompany each entry, reflecting a social or business directory style listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quineey
D. W. Valk
New York
J. L. Crosby
Yarmouth
N.Y
H. Dargent
Cleveland
Hiishat
East Fairfield
C. Hilland Wife
New Bedford
Youngs
G. P. Maris
Baltimore
H. Holter
Helena
Mont
C. C. Turner
Louisville
Frank Weeks
Chicago
Paul Creavath
F. Stetson
St. John
J.B
H.N. Rose
Rutland
Richard C. Morse
L. Walker
W. G. Burris
W. HL. Tucker
Brunswick
William J. Tucker
I. P. Pardree
Stanhope
Prohibitory Amendment Rally Held by Cambridge Groups
The Cambridgeport Woman's Christian Temperance Union and the Temperance Reform Association hosted a Sunday night rally at Union Hall in Cambridgeport to promote the prohibitory constitutional amendment. Several churches joined in the service and peace groups assisted in devotional exercises. Mrs. Clara C. Hoffman of Missouri delivered the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgeport
Frightened horse causes crash near Cambridge street
Thomas McCarty and John Ryan of Newton were driving on Cambridge street when their horse became frightened by an electric car and bolted, throwing them from the buggy and causing some injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCarty
John Ryan
Newton
Cambridge Street
Bighton
Mrs Coburn's Funeral Held for Slain Woman
The funeral of Elizabeth Coburn, shot last Thursday, was held yesterday afternoon at her parents' home on Highland Street. She was buried in Calvary Cemetery. The ceremony proceeded from the undertaker's.
Labor Conference Seeks Eight-Hour Day for City Workers
The labor conference met yesterday afternoon at 176 Tremont Street and heard reports from the legislative committee pushing eight hours as a city employees' day. The Carpenters' District Council, replacing the advisory board, met Saturday at 176 Tremont Street and adopted new bylaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
Legislative Committee
Carpenters’ District Council
Carpenters’ Advisory Board
Amelia B Edwards and the Lowell Institute
A Boston reader urges inviting Amelia B Edwards LL D to lecture at the Lowell Institute. He cites her renown as an Egyptologist and Greek art expert and contrasts it with the Peabody Institute of Baltimore inviting her. The letter appeals to include a female lecturer in Boston.
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Amelia B. Edwards
THE
Lowell Institute
N. Y. Tribune
Edwards
Miss Edwards
John Lowell
Thebes
Everett
Peaody Institute
Baltimore
Wm. C. Winslow
Azores in spring attract travelers seeking milder climate
The Azores offer spring visitors a milder climate and sights for invalids. The bark Kennard, owned by E. A. Adams & Co., is loading at Constitution Wharf and sails in about a week with cabin passengers. Adams & Co. also represent White Star Line to Liverpool and Red Star Line to Antwerp at 115 State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azores
Kennard
Messrs
E. A. Adams & Co
Constitution Wharf
Messrs. Adams & Co
White Star Lne
Liverpool
Red Star
Antwerp
State Street
Goldsmith Maid Beaten Time Report and Cough Syrup Ad
The note references Goldsmith Maid’s time 2 14 and promotes Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup with a bold sales claim for immediate use and relief, linking racing achievement to medicinal advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith Maid
Dr. Bull
Court hears patent infringement case over hide processing profits
United States Circuit Court on March 2 heard James W. McDonald v Joel Whitney and others on exceptions to a master’s report reporting profits from an infringement of a patent for unhairing and scouring hides. Master fixes damages at 4400 dollars. Clarke represents plaintiff Millett defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Coxt
J. James W. McDonald
Joel Whitney
Thomas Ww. Clarke
J. H. Millett
Post Office Letters Theft Leads to Fine in Court
In a salvage case before Judge Nelson, the Governor Ames matter resumed unfinished. Charles R. Ebarn, a postal employee, pleaded not guilty to stealing twelve letters and was fined 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Governor Ames
Charles R. Ebarn
Supreme Court session lists cases for Tuesday docket
The Supreme Judicial Court for Suffolk Middlesex Norfolk and Barnstable sets Tuesday as hearing day. Knowlton J directs equity docket including Messenger petition to settle title Electric Standards Time Company dissolution Taylor vs Morse and others. numerous civil actions follow with city of Boston tax case and lease disputes among Stearns Leman Corran Shepard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth's Court
Suffolk
Middlesex
Norfolk
Barnstable
Equity
Knowlton
Messenger
Electric Standards Time Company
Taylor
Adams
Deshon
Wood
French
Phillips
Curwen
Essex
Bullard
White
Littie
Chadwick
Frank
Samuel
Turner
Fitchburg
Crossly
Cross
Averasster
Dobbins
Howard
Warren Ridge
Hesseltine
W. H. Hart
A. J. Bailey
Suffolk Savings Bank
City of Boston
Guaranty Fund
Rancis
Lowell
H. C. Bliss
George A. Upton
Edward A. Foster
J. W. Pickering
J. H. Cotton
William H. Lincoln
City of
Boston
J.P. Wheelwright
Smith W. Corran
Stearns
Cofran
Oftan
Corran
Leman and Stearns
Amos A.shepard
Corran and Stearns
J. H. Butler
CG. W. Cushing
William Lanahan
Mary Porter
Frank Pau
Thomas EK. Barry
William Fearing
Perez Cushing
Mary K. BR. Jones
W. Trowbridge
W. H. H. Emmons
Thomas Quinn
James Brennan
Previse
Quinn
Brennan
Suenens
George W. Searle
George E. King
Linus C. Bird
Bates
Europe
Thayer
Superior Court First Sessions March 4 Judge Blodgett
Court lists case numbers and parties across four sessions with judges Blodgett Spence Barker and Pitman. Entries include Newton v Bryant Hale v Spaulding Farmer v Farmer Mathews v Nichols Bersnne v Copeant Moynihan v Perry Snotswood v oogds Bind v Wagner Duncklee v Webber Spillane v Minchin Osgood v ee Fernald v am phrey Holmes v Drew Hubbard v Gunseron January list highest number in order Second Session lists many Boston related v s and defendants Third Session Barker J in order Fourth Session Lathrop J in order Fifth Session Pitman J equity assigned cases in order.
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Superior Court
Blodgett
Newton
Bryant
Hale
Spaulding
Farmer
Mathews
Nichols
Bersnne
Copeant
Moynihan
Perry
Snotswood
Oogds
Bind
Wagner P., Co
Duncklee
Webber
Spillane
Minchin
Osgood
Fernald
Amphrey
Holmes
Drew
Hubbard
Gunsemerson
Probate Court March 4 Suffolk County Accounts and Petitions
List of probate court items for March 4 in Suffolk County including trustees accounts for Amory Appleton Arnold Bangs Baxter Kayley Bowdoin Bowen Briggs Brooks Champney Cartwright Clark Clark Cleveland Codman Coffin Coolidge Dillon Emerson Farmer Flaherty Foster Gardner Gardner Leavitt Harlow Hennessey Howland Keefe Kent Leary Liversidge Lodge Martin McKay Morton Murray O Rourke Pearce Pope Robleson Sargent Sewall Shimmin Sleeper Bailey Gamaliel Smith Stowell Sullivan Taft Thayer Waterhouse Tileston Titcomb Tuckerman Tyler Wetherell Wood Woodbury Woodbury with various executorship, administration, guardianship, and partition actions listed. Reference numbers accompany each item.
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Suffolk County
James Amory Appleton
Mary Ellen Arnold
Abbey W. Baker
Elizabeth F. Ballister
Benjamin Bangs
Catharine A. Baxter
John P. Kayley
Sarah Bowdoin
Eben E. Bowen
Philander
Briggs
Peter,. Brooks
John Champney
Charles W. Cartwright
Bradley M. Clark
John Theodore Clark
Aaron P. Cleveland
John Amory Codman
Thomas M. Coffin
Joseph Coolidge
Mary Dillon
Andrew Emerson
Thomas Farmer
Michael Flaherty
Wiliam Foster
John Gardner
Lea
James McKay
Abby P. Morton
Asa Robleson
William Sargent
Charles 8. Schultz
Richard W. Sears
Thomas Sewall
Eliza Shimmin
Lydia A. Sleeper
Jason 5
Samuel Whittemore Tileston
William H. Titcomb
Edward Tuckerman
Lydia A. Tyler
Alonzo B. Wetherell
Sarah A. Wood
Fred C. Woodbury
Mary G. Woodbury
Essex Superior Court Silent Session Reports Mixed Guilts
March 2 session of Essex County Superior Court delegates a quiet night to a day of mixed verdicts. John Hickey of Wenham receives three months in the house of correction for larceny. William Brady pays a $1 fine plus $10 costs for drunkenness. Felix Golding and Patrick J. Hanley of Lynn are found guilty on two breaking and entering charges. Michael Connolly is acquitted on one count of receiving stolen goods with a hung jury on another. Hanley and Golding await sentence next term. Mrs. Hannah Roberts charged with attempting an abortion also awaits. The docket remains unsettled and will proceed in Salem during grand jury week in May.
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Superior Criminal Court County
Mason
John Hickey
Wenham
House of Correction
William Brady
Felix Golding
Patrick J. Hanley
Lynn
Michael A. Connolly
Hanley and Golding
Hannah Roberts
Salem
Legal case index miscued list of v cases and parties
A compiled sequence of case numbers and party names including Noyes v Barton Welsh v Smith Roberts v Pillsbury Slattery v Mortimer Thompson et al v Lichten Petroline Plaster Co v Dodge Brown et al v Locker Tierney v Fredericks Cobb et al Bullard et al Healy v Monty Lichton et al v Ryder Walker v Monty Boston Electric Co v Duncanson Wilder v Follansbee Ruggles v Whittemore Kreckler v Helfrich Cary v Grueby Hamblin v Barden Swallow et al v Lamphear Levy v Perlstein Munsey v Venables Winkley et al ve Arbecam Clark v Clark Lampson v McCready Moss Engraving Co v sale Johnston v Metro Life Ins Co McGonagle v Stone Locke v Whitney Kubel et al v Schuitzer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes
Barton
Welsh
Smith
Roberts
Pillsbury
Lichton
Ryder
Walker
Monty
Boston Electric Co
Duncanson
Wilder v. Follansbee
Ruggles
Whittemore
Moss Engraving Co
Sale
Johnston
Metro
Life Ins. Co
McGonagle
Stone
Locke
Whitney,Jr
Kubel Et al
Schuitzer
Welsh Saint David's Day Celebrated in Boston with Music
Welsh residents in Boston and nearby held a Wesleyan Hall program in honor of St. David's Day. The concert featured the Cymrodorion chorus led by R. O. Jones, a duet with Jones and Griffiths, Miss Evans singing in English and Welsh, and humorist John Thomas in attendance. The program closed with Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau and strong audience participation.
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Boston
R. O. Jones
St. Paul’s Church
Lewis -Riffiths
Christ Church, Cambridge
Miss Evans
Brockton
John Thomas
Transportation notes cut freight on oranges and lemons
At Exchange Saturday the Fruit and Produce committee said freight on oranges and lemons between New York and Boston dropped from 18 to 16 cents a box starting March 1. A special committee submitted communications on Florida orange transport. Some routes may gain better facilities next year. Laws were amended to create a collection bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Transportation
New York
Boston
Arouas
Boot and shoe buyers in town in many cities
Albany Georgia S B Brown, Cincinnati George M Daum of James H Laws Co, Chicago J P Smith of R P Smith B S Co, Chicago A C Mactauchlan J H Selz of Selz Schwab Co, Chicago W S Henderson of C M Henderson Co, Chicago J M Schnadig of Schnadig Bros Co, Chicago E R Rosenthal, Chicago M D Hills of Doggett Bassett Hills Co, Charleston ONeill of D ONeill Sons, Cleveland G W Cady of G W Caay Co, Des Moines W Bentley of Bentley Olmsted, Detroit L H Lancashire of Mabley Co, Kansas City K L Barton of Barton Bros, Mansfield B F Kelser, Muskegon A P Connor of A P Connor Co, Maquoketa G H Cravens of Cravens Frank Ann Nashville L Laney Qu York City Jd St John of St John Kirkham Jo, Norfolk M L Hofheimer of J Hofheimer, Pittsburg A R McConnell Craw Portsmouth W M Bennett Pa One Minn C H Kellogg Kellogg Johnson OA Toledo O C Smith of Smith Simmons Peabody Washington Ind F Reinsel of J Reinsel Son Wheeling P d Green of J H Locke Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
S B Brown
Cincinnati
George M Daum
James H Laws & Co
Chicago
J P Smith
R P Smith B & S Co
Chicrzo
A C Mactauchlan
J H Selz
Selz, Schwab & Co
W S Henderson
C M Henderson & Co
J M Schnadig
Schnadig Bros & Co
R Rosenthal
Hills
Doggett, Bassett & Hills Co
Charleston
O'Neill
O’neill & Sons
Vieth
Cleveland
W Cady
Caay & Co
Des Moines
Bentley
Bentley & Olmsted
Tre
Detroit
Mich
H Lancashire
Mab
Norfolk
Hofheimer
Pittsburg
Penn
R McConnell
Craw
Portsmouth
Bennett
H Kellogg
Kellogg, Johnson & O.A
Toledo
C Smith
Smith, Simmons & Peabody
Washington
Ind
F Reinsel
J Reinsel & Son
Wheeling
W Va
P d Green
J H Locke & Co
Plum Cultivation Essay Highlights City Notes
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society meeting featured ex-President J F Hyde reading on the cultivation and varieties of the plum. A resolution praising road improvements led by the Governor's recommendation was adopted. Henry H Sprague discussed Boston government at Old South Meeting House. Wright will lecture on Hindel at YMCA Union with selections by Flora E Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
J. F. Hyde
Newton
Francis H. Appleton
Henry H. Sprague
Old South Meeting House
Hindel
William Burnett Wright
New Britain
Flora E. Barry
Art in Furniture Elevates Daily Life at Paine's
The article argues art belongs in domestic items like candlesticks cups and chairs and notes the Paine's Furniture Company store on Cana Street demonstrates high artistic furniture. It highlights Renaissance and other European styles, reproductions of early English forms, and Venetian Dutch Flemish handicraft. It adds that art advances while prices fall, making fine work affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
Italy
Germany
France
Paine’s Furniture Company
Cana Street
Aystees
Authors' Reading tickets sell briskly at museum
Sale of tickets for the Authors' Reading opened Saturday and by noon most of the museum floor was sold. Demand exceeded expectations and the committee must stretch capacity to meet reserved-seat demand.
Spring Styles In Hats Declares New Season Must Haves
The old winter hats are retired and everyone should obtain a new hat in spring styles. The Dunlap hats, regarded as the correct New York article, are sold in Boston solely by Jackson Co. at 126 Tremont Street opposite Park Street Church. The firm also offers hats in their own latest styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Jackson c
Tremont Street
Park Street Church
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Prohibition
Gandarr
the House OF Correction
B. ©. Ainsworth and Wife
W. H. Kimball
Canton
N. Y
Frank L. Abbott
Brooklyn
W. G. Hibpard, Jr
W. Rolker
L. E. Lunt
Portland
E.T. Johnson
H. D. Sanford
Wens Falls
George M. Gittinger
Frederick
Roscoe L. Bowen
Saco
D. N. Mortland
Rockland
Jesieul Y
A. W. Boardman
George C. Bent
Miller
Martin
Drigcoll
Monahan
Fitchburg KR
Sherman, J. Joa m
Keete
Hannah
Barker
J. Court
Clark
Sup. Com
Evans
Hobbs
Cil
R. A
Muzzey
Welling
Greene
Conantton
Gurney
Sears
Bloom
Jacobs
Same
Phenix Brew
Woodburn S. W. Co
Campbello
Parsons
Lewis
Gallagher
Baker
Wilson
Beacon
Vercilli
Dolilver
Con. Co
Page
Lloyd. Galls
First Nat. Bank
First Nat. Bank of Salem
Asis
Lathrop
Guild
Tirrell
McLeod
McGaw
Boston & Maine RR
Cleary
Carroll
Pittman
Kingston, Essex
Edinboro
A. B. Crocker & CO
Boston Real Estate and Trust Company
Ington
Oak Grove Farm
Atiace
Lewis B. Bailey
Elbridge G. Briggs
Sumner R. Mead
New England Business Directory and Gazetteer
New England
Bnks
Sampson, Murdock & Co
Franklin Street
B. F. Howard
F. Howard
Tremont St
Boston, Mass
Dana
Jamaica
Thomas Dana & CO
Commercial St
Exy and Harpy
St, David's Day
E. C. Thompson
U.S. Oe
Sea
London
Wuuw
York
Philada
C. H. Graves
Hawkins Street
Mass
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