George AY Hanley Recall Notice From City Records
Local records list a recall or notice involving George AY and a preceding reference to MR HENRY. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1897
Page
6
Local records list a recall or notice involving George AY and a preceding reference to MR HENRY. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Blanche Walsh joins Secret Service in Boston taking Edith Varney role alongside Miss Busby. Olive May and Odette Tyler alternate. Newcomers Carrie Roma Martin Pache Winfred Goff debut in Trovatore at Castle Square. Sothern weighs next season plays while Hamlet talk circulates.
The orang utan Joe will stop in Boston for a brief engagement after a long quest to bring him from the West. Agents secured a record weekly sum for the animal’s stay, with contracts signed for Joe to arrive Friday morning and be on exhibition Monday.
Edward E. Rose will assume management of the Grand Opera House Monday, after resigning Castle Square a year ago. He favors lower prices and will control stage productions and business. Innovations in lighting and mechanical effects are expected under his direction.
Mrs Kirgus is accused in Municipal Court of fraudulently obtaining board at Nottingham Hotel on Huntington Avenue. George Nunn testified she stayed with two children and two nurses for over two weeks, leaving without paying a 158.05 bill after saying she would join her husband in France. She was located at a West Newton Street residence, where she reportedly leased the house and bought furniture. The case adjourned to this morning for more testimony.
Milton Ray was reappointed chief of the Revere police with Ex-Chief Rhodes as the other candidate. Rhodes had previously held the post two years ago and was seen as the Republicans’ choice. The present Board of Selectmen, two Republicans and one citizens candidate, approved Ray’s reappointment. Four subordinate officers were also reappointed, while Gannon and Knowlton were dismissed and James A. Latter and Harry A. Stimpson appointed in their places.
Fire crews from three Revere precincts responded yesterday forenoon to Oscar Goodwin’s barn on Beachmont Washburn Avenue. The structure burned completely before arrival, holding several tons of hay and farming implements. Loss estimated at 1009 dollars.
An old advertisement proclaims Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as a universal remedy for every case of cough or cold, touting its effectiveness and wide use.
Edward R. Donovan and James C. Donovan with B. D. OConnell face bribery charges in Lowell. Lang testified that notes were offered to sway his vote to keep Donovan in city treasurer post. Details describe a plan to influence Council to block removal and notes signed by Edward R. Donovan and endorsed by James C. Donovan.
Mrs Ricardo Ruiz widow of a man said to be murdered in Guanabacoa jail docked in New York aboard the Seneca. She accuses Spanish officials led by Colonel Fonsdevieja of foul murder and thanks Consul General Lee for support as she plans to present claims to the State Department and to seek US government intervention.
John Manley of the Tremont Temple choir faced arraignment before Commissioner Fiske in the federal building on a charge of mailing a threatening postal card on February 8 to Superintendent Roberts of the Industrial Home. He pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and was held in 500 for the United States District Court meeting March 16.
A warning against using common soda to treat heartburn cites risk of stomach irritation and possible fatal inflammation. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are recommended as a safe, non-cathartic remedy available through druggists for 50 cents per package. A free booklet offers more details from the Stuart Co. of Marshall, Michigan.
The Lexow committee and trust investigating panel signed the report detailing thirty eight typewritten pages. It classifies capital combinations into three groups and urges a law change to cap foreign corporate stock and extend creditor protections. Senator McCarren dissents from the critique of American Sugar Refineries Co.
New York March 9 representatives of major spool cotton firms formed the American Spool Manufacturers Association. Kerr Thread Company Alexander King & Co Willimantic Linen Company and William Clark Company signed the call. Officers elected include President R C Kerr and Vice Presidents T R Hopkins and William Clark. Executive committee members named from Willimantic Barstow Kerr New England and others.
Ernest C. Marshall releases first annual institutions department report. He proposes closing the Marcella Street Home, moving children to a country location, and purchasing a new building around 30000 dollars funded by selling the old site.
Governors Ramsdell of New Hampshire and Wolcott of Massachusetts grace the Daughters of New Hampshire event at the Vendome. Hosts include Mrs. Micah Dyer and Mrs. E F Miller with a long list of society guests and committees assisting in reception and arrangements.
Dull trading on the local stock market ends with a strong close after speculative moves in copper shares. Boston & Montana and Butte & Boston flicker above, then retreat. Arnold strengthens briefly while Centen nial and Osceola vary. Boston & Montana sues Montana Ore Producing for 503000 over ore taken from Pennsylvan ia mines. Pewabic lode shows copper in Franklin mill plans.
Official report of daily sales and closing prices followed by civil court actions in the Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth and Suffolk Superior Court. Lists numerous cases with plaintiffs, defendants, and counsel. includes verdicts and in order lists across sessions and rail line disputes.
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company will redeem first and second series bonds issued for 1899 and 1900. Holders may tender bonds by March 20, 1897, with redemption at 1020 dollars per 1000 plus accrued interest, on April 1, 1897 at 125 Milk Street Boston. Tenders addressed to the Treasurer with a tender label.
Steamer Tallahassee leaves Lewis wharf at 5 30 today for Wilmington to receive a new bottom. Diver Duncan aided by the River Queen removes granite rocks from the Boston Gloucester berth channel. Mourne arrives from London with wool and hemp. William Coleman mourning loss of wife at 76. Warren light docks tested as Rom Michigan and Canada expected. Island from Copenhagen off John’s N F short of coal. John Lawes who stowed aboard Barnstable is sent back to Jamaica by immigration authorities. The Landsman.
Shipping notices record arrivals of Sylvania and Mourne brigantines with cargoes to London and Portland, plus the Bal more and Pri es brig Sceptre and W. K. Smith schooner, and cleared steamers Cestrian and Patria sailing to Liverpool and St Pierre Mig. The list also lists sails of Borderer and Barstable for Atlantic routes and vessels bound for Louisburg and Yarmouth.
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