Coveted Cambridge Parade Sparks Riot and Fireworks
Crowds flood Cambridge streets for Knights of Labor and striking horsecar men parade. Police suppress disturbances as many windows broken and stables stoned. Councilman fires his own fireworks as students converge and the procession forms and dissolves.
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Cambridge
Knights of Labor
Knights of Labor of
Horse Railroad
Brattle Square
Dr. Higgins
Anthony Murnnghan
James Foran
Daniel Webster Sullivan
Harvard Square
East Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Thomas Elston
Messrs
Higgins
Muringhan
Forana
Cambridge Railroad
Baldwin Street
North’s
Squire’s
O'Connor
Cloyes
Workman McCarren
Pork Packers’ Assembly
George A. Kane
James Livingston
Michael Donnelly
John W. East
James Coy
J. Hutchins
Charles A. White
Michael Murphy
Nicholas Dynan
D. Spence
T. J. Sullivan
George Washington L. A
K. of L
Prospect
Broadway
Columbia
Harvard
Main
Norfolk
Central Square
Garden
Brattle Street
Seab
Prospect Street
Squire
Squire's
Lquire
Main Street
Pike
Brennan
William Carroll
Osborn
Wells
Daniel J. Cosgrove
McElroy
Robinson
Cosgrove
Carroll
McDonald
Ogent
Baseball scheduling talks and college league prospects
The joint schedule committee of the League and American Association met to set a calendar avoiding conflicts in Philadelphia and New York with ratification pending in New York and Cleveland. A.G. Spaulding says Chicago will host on July 4 and travel East on Decoration Day. At Princeton mass meeting Harvard Princeton consider forming a league with Columbia, Yale delaying, Williams sought by Yale, with final action after next Friday's convention. Architects held their regular dinner at the Revere House.
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Columeus
League and American Association
Harry Wright
Philadelphia
O. P. Caylor
Metropolitans
New York
Association
Cleveland
A. G. Spaulding
Chicago
Princeton
Harvard
Obituary of Mother Angelia of South Bend Ohio era
Mother Angelia died suddenly yesterday at St. Marys Academy South Bend Ind She was a niece of Thomas Ewing and a cousin of the wife of General Sherman and James G Blaine Born in Brownsville Pa she joined the Sisters of the Holy Cross at 26 and became mother superior for the United States in 1870 She devoted much of the Civil War era to hospital work.
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Angelia
St. Mary’s Academy
South Bend
Ind
Thomas Ewing
Harrison
Sherman
James G. Blaine
Brownsville
Penn
Washington
Elvin Gillespie
Order of the Sisters of the Holy Cross
Order
United States
Death of Fr. Beckx Jesuit General at Rome
Fr. Beckx, Jesuit general, died in Rome aged 60s. Born Feb 8 1705 at Sechem Belgium he joined the Society of Jesus in 1819 and led the order through Austrian, Hungarian and Belgian affairs supporting reinstatement of Jesuits in Hungary and founding Tyrnau novitiate. He was elected superior in 1858 and wrote many religious works.
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Beckx
Father Beckx
Jesuits
Rome
Peter John Beckx
Sechem
Belgium
Society of Jesus
Hildesheim
Desnrts
Austria
Louvain
Hungary
Cardinal Szellowsky
Tyrnau
Father Roothan
Moses Miller Dies. Longtime Boston Medford Fish Merchant
Moses Miller former North End resident now of Medford since 1854 died yesterday morning. Born September 1793 in Portsmouth New Hampshire he served as a drummer boy in the War of 1812 and later privateered. He built the first East Boston wharf and led Boston fish trade as deputy fish inspector and Ward 1 warden. He leaves a widow and four children. sixty seven years married last Sunday.
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Moses Miller
North End
Boston
Medford
Portsmouth
N. H
Portsmouth Harbor
Hancock Wharf
Miller
Old School
Henry C Adams Dies at Ellsworth Kansas Sheep Ranch
Henry C Adams once of Charlestown and Boston shipping firm Gill and Scott died recently at his Kansas sheep ranch in Ellsworth. He also served as Brazil consul here for years. Funeral services in Brooklyn led by Rev Stephen H Camp honored a man famed for hospitality and integrity leaving a widow, daughter of Hon Richard Frothingham.
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Henry C. Adams
Edwin J. Adams
Charlestown
Ellsworth
Kan
Kansas
Boston
Gill & Scott
Brazil
Europe
South America
Stephen H. Camp
Unity Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Richard Frothingham
Fires Break Out Citywide Burning Structures and Contents
Fires in East Boston and Cambridge cause full losses to two buildings. The Citizens' Electric Light Company on Condor Street suffers total loss of a two-story wooden building and possible ruin of several dynamos, with insured contents totaling $9,000. The Cambridge tannery on Dudley Street, a stone two story building with basement, is nearly destroyed with stock and machinery insured. An attic fire at 26 Cove Street, tied to Old Colony railroad, damages a tenement and feather bed ignition.
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Citizens’ Electric Light Company
Condor Street
Boston
London, Liverpool and Globe Company
Fire Assurance Company of
Philadelphia
Niagara of
New York
Imperial of
London
Washington
J. W. Low & Son
Dudley Street
Cambridge
E. H. Badger
Tennement
Cove Street
Old Colony Railroad
J. P. Falvey
Reunion of Sleeper's Comrades at Ninth Tenth Battery Feast
A Boston veterans gathering at Young's Hotel reunites surviving members of the Tenth Battery. Comrade Timothy Nowell attends, greeted by old comrades after years apart since the Civil War. William Endicott recounts Libby and Belle Isle imprisonment, while officers are elected to lead the Terth Battery Association.
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Young’s
Timothy Nowell
Lip van Winkle
Appomattox
Nowell
Canada
Terth Battery Association
Leeper’s
J. H. Sleeper
J. Webb Adams
Sleeper
Millbury Greene
George H. Day
William E. Endicott
Gibson Show
Ile
Ream
Reb
Endicott
Petersburg
Hancock
Francis A. Walker
Rebs
Richmond
Libby
Belle Isle
Association
Stephen H. Johnson
Joseph H. Currant
Charles
Dover Fire Messily Damages Block on Main Street
A chimney blaze at Union Block in Dover NH caused by a faulty flue led to near total destruction but firefighters contained the fire. Owners Johns Glass and others report losses from 1500 to 1200 fully insured. several tenants like Brown Stevens Foss and Grimes list losses with varying insurance. Some individuals lack insurance while many named businesses and residents sustained damages with most coverage noted.
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Dover
N. H
Union
Johns
William Jsimes
Oliver Wyatt
Brown & Stevens
Wyman E. Brown
Jeweller
Foss Brothers
John H. Grimes
George FE. Buzzell
Margaret Smith
Alex Frazer
J. St. Clair
Matthew Brennan
J. H. Connell
Walter S. Wiggin
Atlantic Tea Company
H. Foss
Temperance Meetings Progress in Horticutural Hall
The FebruarySunday temperance meetings in Horticultural Hall show success and ongoing work. The committee plans to continue as before with Mr C W Sawyer of New York directing and leading supplemental weeknight meetings through March.
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Horticultural Hall
C. W. Sawyer
New York
Local Society Notes and Community Updates
Charlestown high school class of 67 and 7 dined at Young's. Dedham Schubert Club with A. W. Thayer dined at Parker House. Chauncy Hall class of 87 and Sigma Phi dined at Young's. City Marshal Hart and wife celebrated silver wedding, married March 4 1862 before Hart left for war. Rev Dr Bartel to discuss fifty years as pastor Sunday. Yononto Tribe No 18 to hold grand ball March 18 at Odd Fellows Hall in uniform. Governor, Mayor, and aldermen invited. 300 members expected. Funeral of Andrew J. Hall of Draper & Hall will be held in Strafford N H. interment there. Boston Young Men's Christian Union to present Pygmalion and Galatea next Wednesday. tickets on sale 6 pm. Massachusetts Horticultural Society today. Dr C A Goessmann to discuss horticulture investigations. George W Hawkins no longer superintendent of Industrial Temporary Home. Joseph J Pindell now in charge. James M Trotter named recorder of deeds for DC. letter to Charles L Mitchell praising support and asking Boston papers to note duties.
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Charlestown
Young’s
Schubert Club
Dedham
A. W. Thayer
Parker House
Chauncy Hall School
Sigma Phi
Young
John W. Hart
Hart
Seat of War
Bartel
West Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
O’brien
Draper & Hall
Strafford
N. H
Mr. Hall
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Gilbert
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
C. A. Goessmann
Amherest
George W. Hawkins
Hawkins
Boston Papers
Final hearing in South Boston Railroad versus Metropolitan Rail case
The last night at City Hall closed with arguments from ex governor Gaston for the Metropolitan and Gargan for the South Boston Railway. Gargan accused officials of conspiring to defraud stockholders while the defense argued against the evidence. A verdict on the set off was entered for defendants at $382,271 with Judge Mason to oversee the next sessions and a long docket listed for the continuations.
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South Boston Railroad Company
Metropolitan Company
City Hall
Charles A. Jackson
South Boston Record
Alderman Carroll
Gaston
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Metropolitan
South Boston Company
Gargan
South Boston Road
Richards
Councilman Short
Mr. Cray
Metropolitan Railroad
Board of Aldermen
Carroll
Howard
C. W. Bartlett
J. S. L. Roberts
Mason
Rowe
Canney
Holland
Boston
Verkins
Hendrey
Simnott
Greely
Richardson
Palmer
Pierce
McGee
Kennedy
Lewis
Bowditch
Henderson
Quirk
Blackmar
Henchman
Cheeny
Bradford
Thompson
Stewart
Lovan
Gooodwin
Crandall
McKissick
Gouild
Butler
Wildes
Kelly
Baldwin
Benson
Goodwin
Long Island Brewery Company
Kent
Jackson
Doe
Olson
Same
Sjaland
Willard
Muldoon
Gwillim
Broderick
Litchfield
Chalmers
Douglass
Dewary
Moors
Washburn
Dill
Horton
Devoe
Flynn
Merrimack C. Company
Howe
Tyng
Brown
Bryant
Wheeler
Wigley
Bartlett
Manning
Boylan
PirmMan
Harris
Ames
Osgood
Warren S. Dame
Daniel E. Kempster
Copartners
M. Holbrook
R. Lund
Faxon
A. K.P
Red Joy
Kempster & Frost
Dame
Kempster
Allen
McKenna
Connelly
Lyons
North River Bank
Fairbanks
Marble
Taylor
Reardon
Boston & Albany RR
Cohen
Tabraham
Coon
Holbrook
Young
Storer
Huegnely
Johnson
HetYernan
Martin
Ingalls
McNutt
Shattuck
Hardy
Miller
Ticknor
Dodge
Sherby
Mahoney
Kiernan
Aoe
Damon
Quimby
Beancore
Haley
Address by Fitz J Babson to Boston fish trade
The Hon. Fitz J Babson spoke to a large gathering of Boston fish dealers at the T Wharf Fish Association hall. He outlined Canadian restrictions harming American vessels and bait sellers, urged united action to strengthen American fisheries, and encouraged joining the National Association.
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Fitz J. Babson
The
National Association
Boston
T Wharf Fish Association
A. Winsor
National Fishing Association
Supreme Judicial Court session notes March 4
The Supreme Judicial Court convened March 4 with Chief Justice Morton and Justices Devens Allen Holmes presiding. Cases listed include Kent v Todd, White v Boston & Albany, Jordan v McKenna, Gulline v City of Lowell, with attorneys named for both sides and a Monday order set covering Nos. 1700 1622 1702 1705 1704 1698 1699 1708 1707 1709.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton, C. J
Devens, W. Allen and
Holmes, Jr
Milton A Kent
William N. Todd
William Gaston
C. L. B. Whitney
S. Hear
W. P. Jiarding
Alice EK
White Va
Boston & Albany Railroad
L. B. Whitney
Hoar
Horace W. Jordan
Alice MckKenny
Same
Superior Court First Session Reports Civil Actions
March 4 session details multiple cases from Locke vs Porter and Fenno vs Gay. Rulings include verdicts in favor of Locke and against Porter, and ongoing actions over labor, materials, and note defenses. Seamen suits against the bark Glide allege scurvy due to缺nutrition.
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G Superior Court
Brienam
C.J
Lyman Locke Et al
John M. Porter
Lyman Locke
Hyde Park
William Gaston
H. W. Naphen
Locke
L. B. Allen
John W. McAvoy
Porter
Isaac Fenno
Clarence H
T. J. Gargan
E. O. Becknell
G. E. Smith
John W. Jackson
John Doe
Africa
Madagascar
J.M. Browne
Aug. Russ
Jesse Gove
McCafffrey
Jennings
Prague
Bird
Mattison
Doe
Hanson
Sine
Hay
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Lease
Gaylord
Digney
Hall
Dualey
Daley
Trowbridge
Morrison
Buttrick
Hale
Court adjourns jury waived cases for Middlesex March sitting
Superior Court Middlesex County reports it has heard jury waived cases and will reconvene tomorrow to hear motions for new trials and settle exceptions. No further jury waived cases will be heard this sitting.
New West Virginia Senator Daniel Bedinger Lucas
Daniel Bedinger Lucas, newly appointed U S Senator from West Virginia, comes from a long line of Democrats. Born at Rion Hall in the Shenandoah Valley, he suffered a childhood accident but grew into a noted poet and platform speaker. He studied at the University of Virginia and married in Winchester in 1869 to Henry L. Brooke’s daughter.
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Charleston
N. Y. World
Daniel Bedinger Lucas
United States
West Virginia
Congressman Rutherford
William Bedinger
Norfolk
Jefferson
William Lucas
Congress
Daniel Bedinger
Rion Hall
Shenandoah
Potomac Rivers
Shenandoah Valley
Lucas
Cians
University of Virginia
Young Lucas
Baltimore
Putnam's Sons
Wheeling
Daniel O Connell
Philadelphia
Tne
John Brown
Brown
Mr. Lucas
Lyceum
Winchester
Henry L. Brooke
Richmond
Kitchen frolics and French girlhood reign in old notes
A social piece discusses a lent party with a kitchen table feast led by a chef and Welsh rarebit. It contrasts the French empire of girlhood with American independence, then moves to a Boston locale with reflections on Handel and Haydn society and a private art viewing featuring a young Frenchman nicknamed Jean.
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France
Fifth
Commonwealth Avenue
Faubourg
Boston
Jean
Unknown Chelsea boy killed by elevator at 98 Hanover
A 14 or 15 year old boy named Scotty, employed at JL and Hazeltine's photograph gallery on Hanover street, was crushed between an elevator and floor at 98 Hanover. He died within fifteen minutes. He stood about 5 feet 1 inch, with light hair and hazel eyes. He wore striped pants, a check coat, an old dark undercoat, a heavy cap, and worn lace shoes.
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Hanover Street
JL & Hazeltine
Scotty
Twix
Chelsea
MIT Class Dinner Given For Faculty at Parker's
The MIT class society 87 entertained about seventy five faculty members at Parker's where H Spaulding read a paper on Presentation and handed valued, apt gifts including rocking horses. Papers by B C Lane W L Harris Q O Peters and others followed. A class quartet provided music.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Parker's
H. ©. Spaulding
Spauldjing
B.C. Lane
W. L. Harris
QO. Peters
Eight Years Sentence For Newton Fire In Newton Barns
Freeman R. Baker of Newton was sentenced in East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court to eight years in the State prison with one day in solitary confinement after being found guilty of setting fire to three Newton barns last December. Judge Bacon previously sentenced Baker six years for a similar Salem crime. Baker maintained his innocence and appeared prostrated.
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Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Bacon
Freeman RE. Baker
Newton
Baker
Salem
Sunday notices from local churches and halls
Sunday notices announce a B M Christian Union sermon for young people at Union Hall 18 Boylston Street by Rev Horace T Wheeler with Congregational singing led by Byron A Robinson and Jabez L Robinson. doors at 7 prepare for 7 30. Also a temperance service led by C W Sawyer of New York at 7 30 and a men only chalk talk by M R Deming at Association Hall corner Boylston and Berkeley streets with Ruggles Street Quartet.
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B. ¥. M. Christian Union
Young Sople
Tnion Hall
Boylston Street
Horace T. Wheeler
Newt N Centre
Aliga
Byron A. Robinson
Jabez L. Robinson
Accompanis
C. W. Sawyer
New York
Association Hall
Boylston and
Berkeley Streets
M. R. Deming
Ruggles Street
Balance Sheet Figures From 1886 Insurance Portfolios
A historical financial snapshot lists 1886 figures for policy liabilities, premiums, claims, and surplus. It details assets including real estate, bonds, stocks, and cash, plus liabilities and reserves, with policy counts and percent ratios.
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Coun’y
United States
Ivetace’ SI
Ee Os
Board Officers Named for Local Society
Jacob L. Creene serves as President with John N. Taylor as Vice-President and William C. Abbott as Secretary. D. H. Wells is listed as Actuary.
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Jacob L. Creene
John NM. Taylor
William C. Abbott
D.H. Wells
Kilburn General Agent Firm Contact in Boston
D W Kilburn general agent for Massachusetts located at 172 Devonshire Street Boston Massachusetts listed in local advertisement for agency services and correspondence.
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Massachusetts
Devonshire Street
Weather Indications For New England And New York
For twenty four hours starting 7 a m Saturday March 5 expect fair weather in New England and eastern New York. Local rains expected Saturday night with warmer temperatures. Winds turn from easterly to southerly. Boston signal service report dated March 4, 1887.
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New England
New York
Boston
Signal Service
Meteorological Record of Yesterday’s Morning Observations
Yesterday’s weather report compiles simultaneous observations from all stations up to 10 a.m. The record notes temperature, wind, and atmospheric conditions as of the same moment across locations.
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