CAPTURE OF BURGLARS IN CITY BREAK-INS
A morning report notes Charles J. Harkins arrested with 560 cigars and forty four plugs of tobacco linked to the Ryder store break in on Atlantic avenue. Other thefts and arrests include recovered wagon track worth $100, a $45 watch and $5 chain, two men held for breaking into Michael Murphy shop, stolen gold watch and clothing valued at $144, and various cases of obtaining money by false pretenses and pensioner robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station 1
South Ferry
Charles J. Harkins
Martin F. Ryder
Atlantic Avenue
Harkins
Ryder
Olivers Shields
Hunt
Station 4
Solomon Steinert
Buckingham Street
Abbott
Station 3
Mary Gallagher
Somerville
Michel J. Jennings
Michael Flynn
Michael Murphy
Shawmut Avenue
C. BE
Jacks
Washington Street
Alfred Longavemore
Maurice Caillet
New York
Frederick G. Shatting
George KK. Carter
Bromfield Street
Shatting
Mr. Carter
King Manufacturing Company
New Bedford
David Fo
James Kearney
Fisheries Treaty Banquet Delights Lane in New York
Erastus Wiman of New York invites Jonathan A. Lane of Boston to a Brunswick banquet honoring Chamberlain and his fisheries treaty task. Lane reports mixed press views in Boston and New York, noting Chamberlain’s speech, Foster’s defense, Hewitt’s support, and Lane’s cautious stance ahead of Senate ratification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus Wiman
New York
Jonathan A. Lane
Boston
City
Jonathan A. Vane
Brunswick
Gotham
Joseph Chamberlain
M.P
G. B
U. S
Wiman
New England
Merchants’ Association of
Birmingham
Charles Tupper
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Hewitt
Lane
Roderick Cameron
Jacob Wendell
New York Chamber of Commerce
Barrett Wendell
Marward
Merchants’ Association of Boston
Cleveland
Senate
The
Post
Uliest
Chamberlain
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Chamber of Commerce At
Chamberlan
Banqu Ted
George KE. Foster
Dominion
Lie
Horace
Sirport
Tribune
Times
Bulletin
Chamber of Commerce
Foster
Llewitt
Hewtt
Myr
Washington
Atlanta University Meeting Highlights Union Support For Endowment
A meeting at the New Old South Church, led by Rev George A Gordon, featured Professor Bumstead and George W Cable arguing for Atlanta University’s continued work without state aid. Speakers urged ongoing support, stressing education without racial or religious discrimination and predicting a future endowment from both North and South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta University
New Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Bumetead
University
Bumstead
George W. Cable
South
Noth
Henry W. Foote
King’s Chapel
Cristians
Citzens
Philips Hooks
Gordon
New Old South
Brooks
Athute University
Absolute Prohibition Speech at Sunday Temperance Meeting
Yesterday a large audience gathered at People's Church for a Sunday temperance meeting under the Order of Good Templars. Speakers included Grand Chief C. L. Abbott of Massachusetts and Colonel R. S. Cheves of Kentucky who denounced license in all forms and urged constitutional prohibition at state and national levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Church
Order of Good Templars
C. L. Abbott
Massachusetts
R. 8. Cheves
Kentucky
Ruggles Street
Osborn
Annie Park
Abbott
Good Templars
Cheves
Cueves
Acserong
Deaska
Western States
Young Men's Democratic Clubs Plan National League
A detailed plan from the Young Men's Democratic clubs of New York Brooklyn Massachusetts and the Juneau Club of Milwaukee urges a nationwide alliance of young Democrats to influence the 1888 national convention and elections. It calls for federated clubs, a two-thirds ratification for rules, one representative per club plus extra by city, and a pledge to pursue anti monopoly, tariff reform, civil service, and land policy while avoiding candidate favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Democratic Clubs
New York
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
Juneau Club
Milwaukee
Young Men'sdemocratic Club
City OF
Tue
Youne Men’s Democratic Club
Crrvy
Young Man’s Democratic Club
United States
United States Senate
Congress
Democratc
Cleveland
Pun
National Association
Young Democracy
Cubs
Inness
Gensse
Gzof
Hk. G. Monroe
Park Row
New York City
Samuel Gheexbaum
Joun T. V. Arnoed
Wiliam EB. Curtis
Robert Grurr Monroe
Lawrence BE. Sexton
A. W.sreut
HB. . Stapler
Hos Mil Yon B. Tompkins
Epward B. Withney
Young Men’s Democratic Cly of
R. Mapeecspen
J. O. Claraveland
Joan FF. Folly
Frederick R. L&e
L. M. Snenpos
John Landers
M. Crerry
Young Men's Democratic
Joan C. Croapy
T. Jefferson CooLipGk, JR
Alexander YP. Bucowne
William E. Russell
Harold Wineiams
RichArd Sullivan
Guests registered at the hotels last evening
The list shows guests at Tremont Revere Coun Youngs Parker s Adam and others from Halifax Nottingham Eng New York Philadelphia Saratoga Hartford Winnipeg Winnipeg Montreal St Louis Chicago and other cities. Notable entries include W M Denis Wiliam Devene Edward Dugdale Adele Aus der Ole F M Fargo and Prof Yucker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
W. M. Denis
Halifax
E. Stern
Nottingham
Eng
Wiliam Devene
New York
Revere
George Burhatu
C. E. Burhaw
Portland
Edward
Dugdale
Philadelphia
W. C. Pitfield
John
Quincy
E. L. Swazey
Saratoga
H. J. Hammond
Norwich
Coun
Young
Leon Labonde
Winnipeg
Manitoba
George Whoting
Hartford
Henry Loveridge
Paurkers
Adele Aus der Ole
Miss Ans der Ohe
Chicago
S. J. Flemming
Montreal
E. K. Spinney
Yarnouth
N.S
D. Catlin
St. Louis
Professor Yucker
Andover
Adam
K. Mel
Tariff Reform Meeting At Winthrop Corner
A tariff reform meeting is scheduled for this evening at Winthrop All Uphany's Corner at 7 45. William I Jones will preside with Harvey Shepard speaking on tariffs, sink Qlainey Jr addressing wages, and General Hazard Stevens on the impact on New England industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthropall
Uphany’s Corner
Willam I
Jones
Harvey Shepard
Sink Qlainey, Jr
Neral Hazard Stevens
New England
Republicans weigh Chicago delegates and officer pick
The Republican State committee will meet next Thursday to set time and place for the State convention, elect four delegates at large to the Chicago convention, and possibly choose the presiding officer. Dr. Burden faces a complex fight to harmonize factions as Hoar and Hyde remain in the spotlight and Beard fights for a place amid rivals like Loring, Cogswell, Lodge, Long, and Capen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard
Republican
Washington
Cogswell
Blaine
Maine
Congressen
Lodge
Long
Burden
Capen
Tufts College
Boston
Rockwell
Republican State Committee
Chicago
Hoar
H. S. Hyde
Springfield
Eard
Mr. Beard
R. George B. Loring
General Cogswell
Henry Cabot Lodge
Dr. Loring
Testimonial to Father Roche at Steinert Hall
A testimonial entertainment for Father Roche, head of the Working Boys' Home, drew a large crowd at Steinert Hall. Performers included Misses E A Clahane K A Lyons K A Mahoney Mellie Moore and others with readings by S O'Leary D Wingersky John Thornton and James O'Brien on instrumental duties. He received a purse from a small boy representing the Ladies' Aid Society and urged continued support until the home's debt is cleared. The hall owner and performers donated services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinert Hall
Father Roche
West
E. A. Clahane
K. A. Lyons
K. A. Mahoney
Mellie Moore
William Crowley
J. A. Collins
M. A. Regan
James O'Brien
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pitt
Steinert
Magnifying power tests and ancient copper wheel find
Lord Rayleigh describes a simple brick-wall method to gauge telescope magnification. Harvard labs probe solar spectrum to identify metals, questioning aluminum's isolation. Cowles furnace aids metal extraction, while a 2000 year old Rio Tinto water wheel remains well preserved in Spain with 90 copper, 5 lead, 5 tin alloy content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Rayleigh
Rio Tinto Company
Spain
Nave
Unknown man found frozen near Bhaipscott line
An unidentified man about five feet nine inches tall, dark complexioned and possibly French, was found unconscious in pasture near Bhaipscott line. He had frostbitten limbs, wore worn boots, carried liquor bottles, and stated only the name Harti before we could learn more. He is in a dire condition and may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balom
Marchi
Bhaipscott Line
Hiis
Buili
Harti
St Patrick's Day Parade Plans Revealed by Boston Irish Societies
The Irish societies of Boston met at Park Hall to arrange the St Patrick's Day parade. President John McCaffrey and secretary Charles McCarty led as reports forecast a large turnout. Chief marshal Roger F Scannel will guide a route that traverses downtown streets and bridges before a review at the Common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Societies
Boston
Park Hall
St. Patrick's Day
John McCaffrey
Charles McCarty
Arlington Street
Roger F. Scannel
Boylston
Arington Streets
Beacon
School
Washington
Fremont
Vernon
Shawmut Avenue
Camden
Concord
Harrison Avenue
Union Park Street
Dorchester Avenue
Fourth
C Street
Sixth
D Street
Broadway
Federal
Atlantic Avenue
Broad
State
Haymarket Square
Cross
Endicott
Charles River Bridge
Warren Bridge
Causeway
Beverly
Charietown Street
Merrimac
New Staniford
Cambridge
Claries
Ndt
City Notes Outline Local Events And Transit Updates
The West End Railway reports successful electric car service between Boston and Cambridge and plans to add a second car with an electric motor. Upcoming events include a Worcester May 24 sports meeting by the New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association, and exhibitions by Paul Philip poteaux at Old South Church. A Boston Symphony concert supports the Home for Destitute Catholic Children, to be held at the Boston Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Boston
Cambridge
New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Worcester
Paul Philippoteaux
Old South Church
General Grant
UBIC
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boston Theatre
Quincy House
John M. Galvin
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Boston Young Women’s Christian Association
Berkeley
Appleton Street
Ad. Gordon
L. P. Thomson
Dorchester
Moral Education Association
Unitarian Church
Richmond Street
Lower Mills
Commodore Welds
Norfolk
Employment Bureau
Young Men's Christian Union
Boylston Street
Normal School Music Teachers’ Association
C. W. Emerson
Citizens’ Law and Order League
New England Historic Genealogical Society
I. W. Andrews
D.V
Marmetta
Marietta College
Marietta
Grocers’ Association
Vna
Exchange
Notable Advertisers and Agents Across U S Cities
A roster of firms and agents in multiple cities listing names such as J P Smith RP Smith & Sons in Bloomington, W C Carroll Carroll Adams & Co in Baltimore, Joseph R Eney Carroll & Eney in Baltimore, Adolph Meyer Co in Pa, M C O Neil D ONeil & Sons in Charleston, A C Maclauchian J Harry Seiz Selz Schwab Co in Chicago, J O Smith Tre in Chicago, and various others including George M Daum J I Laws Co Cleveland, H I Childs Groff & Co in Cleveland, W K Bentley Kentley Almstead in Des Moines, and B Appledoorn Sona in Illinois and Minnesota partnerships among several firms and agents listed by city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Him
J P Smith
RP Smith & Sons
Stadford
Venn
L Goldstein
Ada
Baltimore
W C Carroll
Carroll, Adams & Co
Tre
Joseph R Eney
Carroll & Eney, Tre
Cineinnatt
Harry Seiz
Selz, Schwab & Co
Chicago
J O Smith
Citeago
Daggett, Bassett & Hills Chitengo
Henderson
C M Ienderson
George W Cady & Co
Cleveland
Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
Millines
K Bentley
Kentley & Almstead
Jamestown
A Goldstein
Kansas City
P Sidwell
Kendall Shoe Co
Green
Kulumazo
Mich
Appledoorn
Appledoorn & Sona
Mineapolis
Minn
Defflefinger
North Star
B & 8 Co
van Minn
Hl Kellogg
Kellogg, Johnson & Co
Sumner
Wichita
Kan
R H Smith
Smith & Stover
Wheeling
P d Green
J H Locke & Uo
Supreme Judicial Court Decisions on Bonds and Rail Company Stock
The March 3 rescripts decide several cases including Manufacturers Insurance Co v Middlesex Railroad. The court holds the plaintiff could demand stock at any reasonable time and orders an assessor to value 250 shares of Middlesex stock as of January 31 1885. Other rulings cover proof of contract for granite curbing and funeral expenses, bond waivers on life policies, and various listed precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Tare Commonwealth
Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
Middlesex Railroad Company
Paintiff
International Trust Company
Deterdant Company
Planti
Toeck
Middesex
W. C. Loring
L.M. Cullvs
Rowlton S. Chaffee
Middlesex Railroad
Samuel Hoar
J. M. Childs
Garrete Linehan
T. F. Maguire
J. A. Maxwell
Henry D. Smith
John O’brien
Phauiiyat
O Ce
Chirk Tor
Constantinides
James Y. Walsh
Louisa Constantides
Pinaintiff
J. L. Walsh
Buen
Rice Vs
New England Mutual Aid Society
Thomas G. Roce
Law Band
Roce
Remsi Tp
Magnolia
P. Sampson
F. D. Elg
Frederick H. Rindze
Ty Boe
Samuel B
Rulge
PAMILLES Find The Revere House A Homelike Hotel
Pamilles describes the Revere House as a comfortable and homelike hotel. The note emphasizes its welcoming atmosphere and casual comfort suitable for travelers seeking familiar surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamilles
Revere House
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Fisheries Treaty
Democrats
Young Men's Clubs
Physical Laboratory
Harvard University
Cowles
ST. Patrick’s Day
Irish Societies of
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Boston Ag. Post
Petra
D. Porter Cleaves
S Central Wharf
Tyoston
W.P. Balch Live Stock Comission Agency
Devonshires'reat
Pfabody
Estes & Lauriat
Washington St
Court Street
Geo
Goodwin & Co. Gener
Health Food CO
Tremont St
Bo.ton
Tuttle
Joe Colic
Horse
Hyde Yark
Merrimas Street
Very & CO
Fittsst
Very
OAK Grove Farm
Rindge
K. W. Hutchins
Henry Wheeler
Poitiff
F. D. Ely
Suffolk
Adama
Fennelly
Snow
Erskine
Lushee
Russell
Alxander
Kaiser
Higgins
Buller
Maynard
Stern
MacLean
Reuter
Drew
Oulton
Gogen
Hallett
Bergen
Francs
Butzo—Holland
Wharf Co. RK
Raymond
Fiske
Sith
Roxtry Stone Co
White
Dange
Same
Duchinin
Keney
Tee v. B
McKinnon
Nor Cross
Flagg Vy
N. Y
Loring
Jarrington
Colton
Lincoln Wharf Co
Dweley
Satford
Cable
Andrews
Alorse
Pase
Hisbba
Buia
Winers x
Hodgeins
jerli—Thaver & J. Co
V. Conn
el. L’t Co
Burkhardt
Levey
Littlefields
Collins
Eilee
Kingham
Shupaon
Bernback
Stowe
Litwis
V. Upham
Logan
Smith
Blundell
Barker
O' Neu
Feeley
Nievensen
Cox
Stove Co
W . Heath
Dee
Shaw
Brees
Kosman Fg. Co
Gal Ieee
Miker
Mahoney
Osgood
Morton
Sae
Bradstreet
Hale
Norton
Kendall
Eaet Ra
C. RB
Keith
Cressy
Hurley
Lally
Clifford
Scott
Hathorne
Brown
Lyons
Cooke
Lanchard
Lanie
Satue
King
Fitzpatrick
Treey
Jetts
Millixen
Planet
M. Co
Atkinson
Whitney
Brady
Weeks
Campbell
Lickermany
O'Donnell
Sain Stemon
Roverts
Spofford
2Isu
Murray
Sane
SoLz—Ostood
Hoe
Mayne
Svee
Cuspaceisli
Nicholin
Syndicate Trading Co
Almny
Conlon
Fitcburghe
Prescott
Coland
Ludovica
Maloney
Wood
Lawless
Nelson
Linnehan
Hallet
Boydon
Oris
Gover Cork
Teer H. Graves & Sons
Austin's Dog Bread
Austin & Graves
Paris
Baker’s
W. Baker & CO
Mass
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