Irish National League Meeting Debates Beecher Resolution
Boston Irish National League officials debated a Beecher condolence resolution at Codman Hall. Opponents argued Beecher opposed Ireland while backers cited his support for home rule. the measure passed 16 to 5 as the league seeks to revive branches and plan a mass meeting in Faneuil Hall.
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Codman Hall
Thomas F. Brady
Irish National League
Boston
Willian W. Doherty
Henry Ward Beecher
Ireland
James R. Kent
Beecher
Europe
America
Kent
Edward Fitzwilliams
South Boston
Roger Scannell
Internal Revenue
John FE. Fitzgerald
John J.teevans
Doherty
Tiarry W. Robinson
Mr. Beecher
Chicago
Edward A. Moseley
Newburyport
England
Flatley
John J
Teevans
Brady
League
Messrs. Flatley
O. Flynn
Toy and Sullivan
Hand
Brookline
John E. Fitzgerald
The
Dublin
Faneuil Hall
Fitzgerald
Cavanagh
Campbell
Sullivan
Flynn
New Athletic Club Forming at Cadet Armory
A meeting on February 15 formed a committee to report on forming a new athletic association. Plans include a 109 by 82 foot, three story building with gymnasia, swimming, bowling, tennis, and racquet facilities costing about 225000, funded by entrance fees, mortgages, and bonds.
Constitution for New York Athletic Club style building plans shown
A report proposes changes to a New York Athletic Club style constitution. An adjourned meeting at the Cadet Armory on March 15 will exhibit proposed building plans. Interested applicants should send entrance fees to Arthur Hunnewell at 87 Milk Street Boston by April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
Cadet Armory
Arthur Hunnewell
Milk Street
Boston
Board Recommends Prices for Boots and Shoes Labor
The State board of arbitration issues a price list after examining wages and labor costs in thirteen comparable factories. It applies to B. C. Young & Co. of Boston with part hand and part machine work. Four hourly workers sought raises, but only one appeared. no wage advance recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Arbitration
B.C. Young & Co
Boston
B. C. Young & Co
Captain William M Barnes Dies at Nashua Heart Disease
Captain William M Barnes born Lancaster Massachusetts January 8 1825 died in Nashua New Hampshire of heart disease. He sailed at 21 on a three year whaling voyage rose to ship commander and spent five years at sea. Last Arctic voyage ended November. health declined since. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
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William M. Barnes
Nashua
N. A
Captain Barnes
Lancaster
Mass
Arctic Ocean
Charles D. Ring
Peatody
Duchess of Richmond
Paul Henry Corentin Feval
Nina Van Zandt Sees August Spies in Jail by Proxy
In Chcago on March 8 Nina Van Zandt visited the county jail to converse with August Spies the Anarchist she claims to be married to by proxy. They spoke for an hour within the visitors’ cage separated by netting and iron bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina van Zandt
August Spies
August
Tufts College Baseball Candidates Named for Nine
Tufts summarizes candidate names for the baseball nine including Bascom last year's catcher and Lawrence the pitcher. Walker Prouty Ames and others are listed for infield and outfield duties with Patterson as manager arranging games, starting with Boston College. Also noted are lectures on Oriental Religions by Rev G St Planders and resumed dormitory work plus a new Greek society chapter of Kappa Gamma Phi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
H.C. Bascom
W. L. Cook
W. A. Pearson
B. Lawrence
W. J. Cook
W. J. Prouty
F. N. Simons
W. A. Walker
J. W. Cook
F. W. Durkee
W. H. Chapman
Westland
B. N. Ames
J. C. Edgerly
G. W. Raymond
Bascom
Lawrence
Walker
Ames
Prouty
C. H. Patterson
Boston College
Divinity
College Hall
Tufts
Kappa Gamina Pho
Local firm showcases ready made evening dress suits and spring overcoats
Gentlemen are urged to consider Macailar Parker and Co at 400 Washington Street for ready in stock evening dress suits in all sizes. The firm also presents a new line of spring overcoats in the retail department, promising fit quality and workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Macailar
Conference Proposed for Building Trades Harmony
The Amalgamated Building Trades Council of Boston proposes a seven member conference with the Master Builders Association to set uniform hours and a method for future differences. They warn associations cannot bind individuals and urge reports of conferences as recommendations signed by participants. A regular annual conference is urged, with a stenographer and direct employer employee signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Building Trades Council of Boston and Vicinity
Master Builders’ Association
Amalgamated Building Trades Council of
Boston and Vicinity
Concord
Joan J. Bicknell
Boston
L. W. Davidson
John J. Bicknell
Ihs
Seamen sue over scurvy food aboard bark Glide voyage
Five suits brought by seamen of the bark Glide who sailed July 11 1885 to Africa Madagascar return allege lack of anti scurbutic provisions lime juice caused illness and seek $1000 each. Defendants deny. Cases list includes multiple concurrent suits in first session and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esuperson
Brigham
C.J
John W. Jackson
John Doo
Africa
Madagascar
J. M. Browne
Aug. Russ
Jesse Gove
Master Builders and Amalgamated Council Debate Association Power
A Boston exchange shows Master Builders Association Secretary William H. Sawyard replying to L. W. Davidson of the Amalgamated Building Trades Council. The letter outlines collaboration limits, warns against dictatorial authority, and proposes a conference to align principles while preserving individual liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Say Ward
The
Master Builders’ Association of Boston
Gloucester Isinglass Case Narrowly Defines Patent Infringement
United States Circuit Court on March 8 rules that Le Page’s process for making fish glue from salted skins differs from Rogers patent. The court sustains validity only for the exact method and finds no infringement by Le Page, noting prior use of the general process on other fish stock. Attorneys Browne Porter and Hooper argued for parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Isinglass and Glue Company
William N. le Page
John $. Rogers
Brooks
le Page
Causten” Browne
Francis Porter
3. H. Hooper
Collision ruling favors cargo lien over vessel owner
The Henry Warner and the Ibis collision off Holmes Hall was decided with the court ruling both vessels at fault. Cargo damage greatly exceeded court registry values and cargo owners’ lien takes precedence over the Ibis owner, with insurance underwriters paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Warner
Holmes Hall
Warner
Buenos Ayres
Boston
Nelson, J
China and
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Companies
Supreme Judicial Court session reports Nos 1622 and 1504
March 8 session of the Supreme Judicial Court lists cases Chester A. Snow v Alley and George E Wyeth et al. v Howard L Stone with appearances by plaintiff and defendant counsel. The docket also mentions cases Nos 1649 1698 1609 1709 in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Mortrox
C. J
Devens
W. Allen
Hates
Chester A. Snow
John B. Alley
George O. Shattuck
H. P. Harriman
Robert G. Ingersoll
J. M. Moulton
H. M. Knowlton
George E. Wyeth
Howard L.stone
Jury venire and dockets listed for Lawrence term
The March term at Lawrence opened with Ephraim G. Cheney of Haverhill as foreman of the first jury and Thomas C. Sargent of the second. Case 2967-Aldrich vs. Haverhill Steamboat Express Company involves a $5000 damages claim over a collision between the General Bartlett and a dory. Multiple cases listed include Ryerson vs. Goulding 3640 and Daly vs. City of Lawrence 2970, among others.
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Hammond
Lawrence
Ephraim G. Cheney
Haverhill
Thomas C. Sargent
Aldrich
Haverhill Steamboat Express Company
Bartlett
Dory
Ryerson
Goulding
Martin
Gage Et Als
Clapp
Wiggin
Brothers
Merrimac Valley Horse Railroad Company
McCormick
McDermott
Lennox
City of Lynn
Dolan
Pacific Mills
Daly
City of Lawrence
Kett
Lamprey
Raymond
Supreme Court on State Taxes for Drummers Opinion
Justice Bradley outlines the case from Tennessee challenging a license tax imposed by Shelby district on out-of-state drummers and traveling salesmen seeking to sell by sample or other means. The full report follows, detailing the decision and implications for interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Robbins
Memphis
Cincinnati
United States
Congress
Justice Bradley
Bradley
Field and Cray
Shelby County
Tennessee
Sabine Robbins
Shelby
City Notes and Local Incidents in South Boston
Attorney General Sherman asked Justice Charles Allen to pass sentence Saturday on Emil F Kempf who would plead guilty to murder in the second degree for killing his brother in law George F Emmons in South Boston on Thanksgiving day. A milkman Samuel H Storey was injured when a wagon horse bolted after he fell from the wagon near the Oriental tea store. Patrolman Ruby was hurt trying to stop the chaos. Mrs Catharine L Pray left bequests to churches homes and missions totaling 3 000. Dr James A Buss the South Boston Spiritualist charged with mail fraud was held for trial in $500 bail. The Rev A K Potter and his wife left for Avon Springs New York where they will stay for some time, Mrs Potter receiving a purse of about $125 from church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Charles Allen
Supreme Court
Emil F. Kempf
Kempf
George Femmons
Boston
Samuel H. Storey
Oriental Tea Store
United States
Hallett
James A. Buss
South Boston
Clifford H. Plummer
A. K. Potter
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Avon Springs
N. Y
Meeting of Boston railroads on interstate passes
General managers of railroads out of Boston met at the Boston and Maine offices to discuss the non-issue of passes under the interstate commerce bill. The gathering adjourned to Thursday at 11 o clock with expectations that representatives from major New England lines will attend and a definite plan be formed. Prominent railroad figures foresee little change from the current system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
New England
Boston printers react to non-union help plan amid strikes
Printers in Boston report that a figure known for supplying non-union workers is recruiting men to positions in New Haven and Milwaukee where strikes are active. Several workers have been sent, prompting Typographical Union No. 13 to devise countermeasures while noting limited non-union availability and improving local business prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Haven
Milwaukee
Typographical Union No. 13
Mind Healing Lectures At Choate College Campus
Mrs Ciaran BE Choate presides over free Thursday afternoon lectures on mind healing at Choate Metaphysical College in the Wellington street parlors second floor from Columbus avenue starting March 10 at 3 pm Tickets cost 25 cents at the door and a second series begins Sundays March 18 at 7 40 pm in the Hawthorne Rooms Park street near Park Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciaran BE. Choate
Choate Metaphysical College
Wellington Street
Columbus Avenue
Cheate
Hawthorne Rooms
Park Street
Park Street Church
G H Graves & Sons Advertise G O Taylor Whiskey
A vintage notice promotes G O Taylor Old Bourbon and Pure Rye whiskey sold in bottles only. Chester H Graves & Sons is named as sole proprietors, with their signature over the cork on each bottle to assure quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
The Deadly Bright's Disease and Warners Cure
The article investigates Bright's disease, its misleading symptoms, and the supposed benefits of Warner's Safe Cure. It describes kidney damage progression, references General Logan, criticizes medical treatment focus on symptoms, and notes German offers of 400,000 marks for an explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Bright
Logan
Germany
Town Meetings Spark Turbulent Elections in Several Towns
The report covers election results from Corracy City Ipswich Hamilton and fJSaienung with varied outcomes. Corracy City saw a contested selectman race resolved by a second ballot amid ballot irregularities and a George W. Smith contest. Ipswich approved multiple appropriations and a new reservoir project. Hamilton lists town officials and a license vote result.
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Corracy City
Selectman
George W. Smith
E. M. Matthews
Smith
Fjsalienung
P. H. Moulton
J. M. Raton
J. Q. Evans
Wesley Pettingill
Wallace Sanborn
A. True
J. M. Eaton
J. L. Cilley
Ipswich
High Street
Hamilton
Board of
Creditors Accept 25 Cents On The Dollar For Standard Carpet Lining Co
Boston creditors vote to accept 25 percent for Standard Carpet Lining Co with liabilities listed. Insolvencies cascade across several firms including Orinsby Sweeney dry goods South Boston and McCobb & Lord Portland. Edwards J Zahm Jeweller Lancaster Poeun faces $21 000 in executions amid a wave of assignments and bankruptcies.
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Standard Carpet Lining Company
Boston
Orinsby & Sweeney
Dry Goods
South Boston
C.H
Portland
Morris Bros
Salem
Hall & Hutchinson
Littleton
N. H
Tompkins & Harris
New York
Produce Exchange
George A. Ordway
Quincy
H. S. Howard
Randolph
Liquors
F. Simmons Medical Company
St. Louis
Fisher & Carr
Dawn
Colton & Bolton
San Antonio
Tex
John Barnard
Mt. Vernon
A. L. Blumenthal
Salisbury
Jeweler
W. I. Pittilla
Hats
Danbury
Conn
Essex County
Sammnel
Snelling
George J. Jenkins
John Crowley
Charles H. Venson
Baward L. Rogers
Lynn
Charles Li. Harris
Hoston
Nellie A. Clark
Zeda H. Mayo
Somerville
Telegram Publishing Company
T. J. Hunt
A. Benjamin
Mead & Webb, Grocers
Weather Indication for New England and Eastern New York
For twenty four hours starting 7 a m Wednesday, March 7 fair weather is expected for New England and eastern New York with warmer temperatures and southerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Beechner
National League
NEW Athletic Club
Athletic Association
Messrs. A. P. Martin
Robert F. Clark
William Appleton
D. N. Pickman
J. O. Shaw, Jr
C. P. Curtis, Jr
Lawrence Tucker
F. L. Higginson
J. 3B. C.reilly
Board of Arbitration
McKay Machi
Wankenphast
McKay
Vrimming
Waukenphast
R.R. Edge
Gronead
JO Weston Lewis Richarp
Barry Charles H. Walcorrt
Nina
Tufts College Notes
William Hi, Sayward
Pray
Bird
Digney
Hall
Daley
Trowhtides
Morrison
O' Callaghan
Herles
Suilolle Brewing Co
Moore
Eastern Railroad Company
Litchfield
Broderick
Clough
Lyon
Wentworth
Hatton
Mosely
Cutter
Kehoe
Glynn
Little
Mason
J. No
Samuel Thompson
Samuel A. Stewart & Co
Thomas E. Barry
H. J. Edwards
Lemanals
Jamez Benson
Eben B. Goodwin
Benjamin F. Packard
Bath
L. W. Howes
G. C. Abbott
C. B. Southard
Ich. R. Ind
E. N. Pson, Je
Thompson
Stewart
Benson
Goodwin
Gwillim
Litchfie
Goodrich
Goil
Cutter Va. Long
McConnell
Gardne
Lamb
Whittier
Chandler
Pickard
Gould
Richardson
Duffy
Griffiths
Emery
Holland
Sheehan
Whitney
Tryden
van Nostra
Pfatt
Gilbert
Brooknew
Bishop
CO Brien
Paul
Stearns
Craus
Babson
Lovett
Lully
Robertson
Pierce
Avery
Waldron
Duccema
Lewis
Leonard
Shom
Kimmes
Sprague
Dennis
Lane
Lawson
Wenty
Marks
Tasker
Taylor
Dexter Ene
Company
Schwardtmann
Walther
Harriman
Insurance Company of North America
Same
Jones
Scott
Homer
McCarthy
Caldwell
Carrier
Folsom
Bailey
Littlefield
Clifford
Parsons
Manning
Boylan
Phillips
Dodge
PirMay
Horace G. Allen
Annie B. McKenna
Edéey
Hampden Cunningham
Cunningham
Farwell
H. G. Allen
A. Galvin
Richard M. Johnson
M. W. Heffernan
Edgar O. Achorn
Thomas F. Maguire
K Esther B. Marble
City of
Emerald Street
J. G. Holt
P.M. Babson
North
Marble
vivo—Cook
Holbrook
Johnson
Hetlernan
Beaucore
Haley
Robert
Austin
Fletcher
Whitcomb
Winslow
Preston Machine Works
Finney
Dude—Croene
Masterton
Abbott Va
Randall
Duggsan
Hough
McGuire
Clay
Spaukting
Claftin
Reed
Coburn
Wallace
Norier
Master Bidlers’ Association
Devonshire Street
Amalgamated Building Trades Council of Boston
United States Circuit Court
Carpenter, J
United States District Court
Superior Civil Court
U. S. Supreme Court Decisions
City Notes
Cottage City
Onserver’s Office
Signal Servicer
U. R.A
P.M
Aiti
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