Unanimous vote consolidates Boston city departments
Boston Common Council and Aldermen approve a new ordinance consolidating city departments. President Barry is honored with a diamond badge as colleagues praise his service. Debates cover police structure and a proposed South Bay playground project with cost estimates and possible land use arrangements.
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Casey
Hayes
Ward
Spring
Ward 10
Membe
Barry
Bat
Boston
Committee On Badees
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Ward 15
Allen
Ward 2
Kinney
Ward 22
Osborne
R Pinson
Hon T. ‘Ne Taser
Wer Robinson
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Bean
Commonwealth
Dolan
Ward 20
Mr. Kinney
Mr. Dolan
Lee
Velat
Dean
Ward 14
Rx. Allen
Ward 21
E Damocrats
Boston Common
Quinn
Ward 12
Messrs. Shaw
Parker
Norris
Lowell
Ward 11
Orfe Ry Commission
Gay Head
Shaw
Caree
Jean
Robbins
Park Commissioners
South Bay
Swett Street
New York & New England
Boston Street
South Bay Improvement Company
Jackson
Lucas Street
Shawmut Avenue
Fremunta
Ward 24
Committee On
Potter Lovell creditors listed in Suffolk insolvency filing
The Potter-Lovell Company schedules filed in Suffolk County Insolvency Court. Creditors are listed with numerous banks and firms across New York, Boston, and Maine. Debtors state they withhold debt totals and secured indebtedness amid counsel advice, with assets comprising bonds, stocks, notes, and bank-held receivables under assignee William A. Haskell for creditors.
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Potter-Lovell Company
Suffolk County
Yor Belti It Endrawing Company
W. L. Broobo
Nes Aresard
Aatstin Nichols. & Cou
New York
Nonavtum Worsted Com Chardson, Dennin, Facomber & What Ph Hin Bhde
Pais Hoe Company
Pany
Higganum Ae
Cocoa Chase Frimerator
Gomipany
Put Pat Go
Elope Tan Construction Ey
Bition
Pawisun
Bangor Savinear
Soawick Savings Bank
Southerick Benan
Pot
Bangor
Belfast Savings Cavsity
Hannon LW
Nant
Belfast
Soon Sidy
T. Pitcher
Be G
Borel Opt Rcities Savinean Sratapors
Tsic Bank
American National Bank
Hartfor Naumkeag
National Bank
Salem
Saat
Olyo Corles Richardson
Philaelphi Pia A Holowell
West Co
Chicago
Honeville Seton
Worcester
St. Paul
Minn
Wey
Eva
Hoston
ABS
A.ier
Orton
Dienoy A Co
Hartford
Isaac Prouty & Co
Spencer
A. Potter and
Souron Crick
Lindake
Warner
Schurmin
St. Inn
Suffolk Cordage Company
Stoughton Rubber Company
Farnham
Denver
George H. Whian
E. G
EB. Wallace
Rochester
Farwell & Co
Ferguson
Sting
Henry Poor Son
Whitten, Parva & Young
J. & A. Rumpykinson
American Loan & Trust Company
National Bank of Redemption
International Trust. Company
Shae. & Leather National Bank
Columbian National Bank
A National Bank
Cammonwealth National Bank
Iarceational Bank
National City Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Boston National Bank
Commerce National Bank
Grant Walker
Boston
American Exchange National Bank
Boylston Street Extension Hearing Sets City Cost
The street commissioners held a preliminary hearing on extending Boylston Street to Brookline Avenue. Land ownership questions were discussed, with private agreements noted. Tax records show years of taxation for the proposed land. The estimated city cost for the extension is $45,000.
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Boylston Street
Brookline Avenue
John P. Doré
Cobonéel
Daniel Needham
Mr. Dore
Republican convention call for Massachusetts in Boston
Major J. H. Gould issues a call under the Republican League for Massachusetts Republicans to meet at Tremont Temple Boston on Wednesday March 25 at 11 am. The goal is reorganizing the Republican State League and electing two delegates at large and two from each congressional district to the National Republican League convention in Cincinnati April 21 and 22. The call is endorsed by the Republican State Committee chairman and secretary.
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J. H. Gould
Medfield
Republican League of the United States
Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
Boston
Republican State League
National Republican League
Cincinnat
Apri
Republican State Committee
Indorse
Cuvier Natural History Club marks tenth anniversary
The Cuvier Natural History Club celebrated its tenth anniversary by hosting friends at their Laurel street clubhouse. Formed by young boys, the club has grown into a recognized institution with its own neat clubhouse on Professor Morse’s estate, led by Digging Through Salem Snow Drifts. Salem snow of seventeen inches yesterday blocked Naumkeag Danvers track at Gardner's Hill, delaying cars via North Satem until late afternoon.
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Cuvier Natural History Club
SaLeMm
Laurel Street
Morse
Salem
the Post
Naumkeag Danvers
Gardner’s Hill
North Satem
National League baseball schedule released for season
The league announced the year schedule detailing dates for every game across teams. It lists home and away dates for New York Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Pittsburgh and other domestic and abroad matchups with gate receipts split 50 percent to the home club 40 percent to the visiting club and 10 percent to a guaranteed fund for expenses.
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New York
March
Dale
Sea
Boston
Phaeyl
Chicago
Philadelphia
Unig
Cleveland
Aly
Angiati Oa
Navelan Capa
Win Cinginnani
Chiergo
Aprias
Akege
Brookyn
Yorkies
Vierelind
Cincinnati
Chisago
Restes
New Y York
Yi Biniadelphia Ater
Pittsbang
aEter
Clevelsand Hine
Semannate
Ape
Kent
Large Field of Entries at MIT Winter Meeting
The MIT Athletic Association hosts a large scratch meet at Winslow’s Skating Rink tomorrow afternoon with forty five entries in the 50 yard dash. Harvard and Boston Athletic Association teams arrive to challenge. The main focus centers on high jumpers G. R. Fearing A. H. Green of Harvard and J. B. Marge of the Boston association.
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M. I. T. Athletic Association
Winslow
Messrs.Cornish and Lathrop
Boston
Harvard Athletic Associations
G. R. Fearing
A. H. Green
Harvard
J.B. Marge
Boston Athletic Assoviation
Brown
Eleva
McNear
Bae Boa
Bloss
D. Hale
Patsal ‘Bain
Alris
G. Moen
L. Thompson
Ar Boss Sé
Dorma
Gigeng
Pris Moan
Team 5 Defeats Team 1 In Newton Bowling Tourney
In Newton Club bowling tourney action at the Newton club house Team 5 defeated Team 1 by 168 pins. Final tally Team 5 1468 Team 1 1296. Davis topped with 327 pins and a 172 in the 10 frame, while team scores list Towler Fitat Baker and others amid the crowded totals. Arrest of Mette Baldwin, the alleged National League agent, in St Louis on conspiracy charges related to breaking Jack OConnor’s Columbus contract. Brookline church fund concert in Town Hall draws 400 attendance, raising about 200 for a new Methodist Episcopal church building. Do Not Experiment With your stomach. Carlsbad Sprudel Salt advert claims proven purity and physician endorsement.
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Newton
Sereciar
Newton Club
Newtonville
Davis
Towler
Baker
David
Elas Séasaes
Mette
Baldwin
St. Louis
Mark Baldwin
Bsa
Pittspurg
Jack O’connor
Columbus Club
Ted
St. AlUie
Mighure & Avers Neue
Associa Hgr
Sagnessa
Rizaly Ts Pauls Club
Brookline
Lillian
Cummings
Marie Bosley
Marion Osgoiter
Anne i
Herene Vincent
Janiste
Anna M. Wilcox
Grosvenor
Carlsbad
Btone
Boston D . Co
Ponnell
Boston
Pinney
Mall
Tehen
Asad
Longey
Thornton
Salmon EC
North
P. Co
Minchin
Fryer
Blacewell
Hammonn. J. No
James H. Kennedy
Joh H
W. Bartlett
Keating
Samuel Hoar
W. Hudson
Oscar Kollective Gardner G. Deering
Nepooner
Horatio L. Baker
Norfolk
Jirewa
C. T. Kuswell, Jr
Lottie Anderson
George A. Tuttle
W. B. Orente
The Kendals in Two Plays at Hollis Street Theatre
Large Hollis Street audience last night enjoyed It Was a Dream and The Money Spinner with Mrs Kendal delivering moving portrayals of Lady George Armytage and Milligent. Pinero’s The Money Spinner impressed for its wit and pathos while Dodson, Hicks, and Gavell scored in supporting roles. The same bill continues tonight with The Queen's Shilling and The Ironmaster scheduled tomorrow.
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Kendals
Hollis Street Theatre
X. L
Kendall
George Armytage
Hope
Miss Vanbrugh
Millicent Boycott
Paris
Lord Kengassie
Afilliceni
Millicent
Lord Kengussie
Aistinct
Phenyl
Excited Canadians at Tremont Temple
Canadians filled Meionaon Tremont Temple last night to see Dominion election returns on a curtain by lime light. Returns were meager but the audience enjoyed a fine musical program. Excitement ran high as bulletins came in, Liberals appearing most numerous. A Highland Fling dance by Ida and Lily McDonald with Piper Hector McLean was a highlight. Views of the Provinces were shown.
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Tremont Temple
Dominion
Inggetuins
Little Ida
Lily McDonald
Hector McLean
Struck by an Electric Car on Shawmut Avenue
About 8 16 last evening Charles E Peters attempted to drive a horse and sleigh across Shawmut avenue in front of an electric car. The car struck the sleigh overturning it and throwing the occupant, bruising him. The horse fled in panic until stopped, leaving the sleigh splintered. Property owner F McIntosh of School Street referenced.
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Charles E. Peters
Shawmut Avenue
F. McIntosh
School Street
Amet Phas
Free lecture on tree diseases at Horticultural Hall
The ninth free lecture in the Massachusetts Horticultural Society course will be given Saturday at 1 PM by Professor William J. Farlow of Harvard. He will discuss diseases affecting injured trees and propose remedies. The talk, illustrated with a stereopticon, welcomes the public and is of interest to pathologists.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
William J. Farlow
Harvard University
Farlow
The Great Schism Lecture at Channing Hall
The next Channing Hall free course lecture will be given by Rev. E. E. Hale D D on Saturday at 3 p m on The Great Schism in the Congregational Churches In the absence of Mr Hale the lecture will be read by Rev Edward Hale It will include reminiscences of the Unitarian controversy Dead body found at Marine Park Catherine Doran 60 a South Boston resident last seen at Fourth and FP streets about 4 p m it is believed she committed suicide while mentally deranged
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Channing Hall
E. E. Hale
Hale
Edward Hale
Catherine Doran
Marine Park
East Third Street
South
Boston
T Fourth
Dunpak
Emma A. Thompson
City of Boson
Saga
Portland
F. Loring
K. Sweetser
Treson Fox
John Toomey
Wm. H. Casw
John Toomey, Jr
B. Callendar
Frank Paul
Thompson
Bost
Arroug
Temple
Ton
West
Toomey
Caswell
Same
Sheehall
Old Gol
Liey
West End
Ony R. Kt
Tracy
Loring
Patterson
Courts and cases from March sessions listed in docket
The record lists diverse civil matters before the United States Circuit Court and the Supreme Judicial Court in March. It includes Laura E Gilmore vs James H Earle and multiple railroad and corporate cases with attorneys named for both sides.
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United States Circuit
Nelson
Laura E. Gilmore
James H. Earle
Garfield
E. P. Carver
W. F. Sherm
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Fievo
Holmes
Sknowlton
Tie Fon
Pud Lathrop
Gus Ficist
Joseph
Ajouter
B. C. Moulten
D Boutwell
Cortina
Sea Peny
G. H. Ryther
Anson, Jr
G. D. Braman
Emma Daniels
Frank 5Igmond
W.L Badger
U. K Elder
Joseph L. Proctor
Old Colony Railroad Company
C. F. Chamberlaine
J. X. Benton
George W. Gal
Superior Court First Session Match Five Verdicts and Trials
Court records show multiple cases across sessions with damages and tort actions. Notable items include Barker vs Davis for $370 claimed for plastering work, Davis defense, verdict in plaintiff’s favor for $401.25, and Sheehan vs White for injuries in a building construction incident with damages pursued.
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Thompson
George H. Barker
Samuel A. Davis
P. B. Kiernan
B. R. Anderson
Wm. Sheehan
Thomas R. White
West Chester Park
Podiacam
F. T. Manchester
Wm. A. Gaston
Essex Conference of Liberal Christian Churches Meets in Salem
The sixty seventh Essex Conference session at First Church Salem included Devotions by Rev James J Bagley of Haverhill and reports on Women’s Alliance work and local missions near Wenham Hamilton settlement. Speakers from Portsmouth Brookline Newburyport Salem and others discussed liturgical forms Bible reading motives and church planting prospects.
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Howard N. Brown
Brookline
Alfred Gooding
Portsmouth
G. Beane
Newburyport
Aeunt
Newbuggport
Dodge
N. A
Shoe manufacturer J C Bennett to retire from business
Lynn March 5 Special to the Post The Hon J C Bennett once of J C Bennett Barnard shoe firm plans retirement from the shoe trade Bennett began making shoes in Danvers sixteen years ago later joining the Shoe Tip Company of Boston and then forming a partnership with George F Barnard He has traveled widely to study the trade and saw the business suffer losses in the great contestation of 1889 and since then Bennett maintained a substantial shoe enterprise
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Lynn
J.C. Bennett
J. C. Bennett & Barnard
Bennett
Danvers
Boston
George F. Barnard
Bent
Apache marriages report from Massachusetts Indian Association
Monthly report details Apache marriages at Mount Vernon Alabama, describing three marriages in weeks. It contrasts Churchie Mollie union, notes Mollie’s white dress and Baptist ceremony, and recounts Talbot and Lucemay’s arranged Apache marriage, leading to discipline and later ceremony. It discusses Apache views on marriage, fidelity, and social stigma.
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Mount Vernon
Ala
Massachusetts Indian Association
Churchie
Mollie
Churchill
Boston
Chareliio
Churchiel
Shoela
Churchio
Elect
Ureh
Talbot
Carlisle
Lucemay
Mr. Wetherspoon
Suepard
Insertion Terms From The Post Publishing Co
Insertion terms state five cents per word for a full week with six insertions. Each group of figures counts as a word and no advertisements accepted under fifteen words. The Post Publishing Co Bourton Mase 15 Milk Street Bourton Mase
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