Boston Life Underwriters Meeting At Young's
The Boston Life Underwriters Association held its regular monthly meeting and dinner at Young's with D N Holway presiding. Guests included J F Hartwell president of the Providence Life Underwriters Association and W D Whiting of the Maine Insurance Department. About forty attended and speeches followed, with musical interludes by James White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Life Underwriters’ Association
Young’s
D. N. Holway
J. F. Hartwell
Providence Life Underwriters’ Association
J. F. Huntman
Providence
Mutual Benefit Life
W. D. Whiting
Maine Insurance Department
K. A. Barnett
Boston
J. H. Spitz
L. A. Watkins
James White
The
Travellers
the Revere House
Frederic W. Lincoln
Samuel Hatch
Thomas J. Whidden
Uriel H. Crocker
Levi L. Willcutt
George Uriel Crocker
Chicago
T. W. Bradbury
H. W. Bradbury
Augusta
Robert Ward
G. Mackenzie
New York
Adams
L. L. Burrington
Franklin
James W. de Groff
N. S. Blair
Cleveland
F. W. Roberts
Portland
C. A. Cushing
Leeche
Kuhn
San Diego
Clark
E. L. Abbott
J. F. Donnelly
Ek. H. Odell
Omaha
Neb
A. W. Lackey
Spencer
A. A. Solomon
Philadelphia
Penn
John J. Daniels
Gloucester
Brynoups
Dangerous Firearms Hearing In Brookline Otter Towns
The Senate Judiciary committee held a hearing on Towle of Brookline's bill to regulate carrying firearms. Brookline petitioners led by Moses Williams urged protection from reckless shooters, mostly Italian and Portuguese visitors, with testimony from local officials and residents on nuisance and property damage. The committee closed the hearing after two postponements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Brookline
Otter
Moses Williams
Towle
Parker
Charles A. Williams
George H. Worthley
E. W. Murray
Llewellyn Powers
A. J. Tower
D. H. Daniels
C. S. Sargent
James L. Little
O. H. Olford
Francis A. White
J. M. Jackson
B. Schlesinger
E. B. Moore
Andrew C. Wheelwright
James Berry
N. P. Hamlin
W. W. Potter
A. H. Miller
Henry Lee
Lewis Cabot
George N. Talbot
Francis Cabot
J. B. Crosby
J. H. Shapleigh
E. M. Bowker
8. M. Grant
Thomas Aspinwall
William H. Hall
Augustus Vogel
H. R. Mead
W. J. Seaver, Jr
William Finny
Alex
S. Sears
W. S. Butler
FH. Meggett
J. F. McNeil
Louis Robinson
J. R. Winch
Samuel Hall
Joshua Crane
Fallen Cabot
George P. Johnson
John TL. Cabot
Robert S. Peabody
Edward C. Storrow
Francis H. Bacon
W. H. Hinckley
J. W. Edgerly
D. BR. Dewey
C. Grafton Richards
Thomas 5. Brown
George T. Cusick
H. A. Clark
John Hi. Childe
Amory Eliot
Mr. Cunningham
Milton
Boston
Mr. Williams
Chaplin
Williams
Secretary of the Commonwealth
City of
Board of Police
Game Commissioners
Commonwealth
House of Correction
Alonzo Bowman
Brookine
A. L. Lincoln, Jr
Board of Selectmen
J. Walter Bradlee
Selecttamen
Canton
Mallon
Pinkerton
Bradlee
J. P. Cunningham
Albert Meredith
Mitton
Walter P. Beck
J. P. S. Churchill
John Farrell
Cunningham
Edward Wheelwright
Cohasset
Fish and Game
Brackett
Regular Monthly Meeting of Bostonian Society at Old State House
About fifty members attended the Bostonian Society monthly session in the Old State House council chamber. Orray A Taft and Arthur Bent were elected to fill vacancies on the board. Frank E Bradish read a paper on an old Boston tract noting Isaac Johnson and Winthrop, Endicott, Anne Hutchinson, and the Old Corner Bookstore history with figures like Curtis Guild and James T Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonian Society
Old State House
Orray A. Taft
Arthur
Bent
William Warren
Frank E. Bradish
Boston
Winthrop
Isaac Johnson
Sewall
Anne Hutchinson
Governor Winthrop
Richard
Webb
Henry Shrompton
Thomas Crease
Thomas Palmer
George William Curtis
James T. Fields
Thomas Starr King
Casey
California
Fields
James I. Fields
Curtis Guild
Longfellow
Holmes
Sprague
Home Market Club dinner discusses tariff and protection
The Home Market Club held its monthly dinner at the Parker House with Vice-President Frederick G. Clarke presiding. Daniel Mahlon Chance of New York led the principal address arguing for protection, contrasting pre and postwar prosperity and urging American ship subsidy and the Mills bill’s tariff provisions. Other speakers supported tariff reform and protective measures. New York and Boston notes follow with yacht racing talk and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Market Club
Parker House
Frederick G. Clarke
George EK. Marden
Albert Clarke
Mahlon Chance
New York
American Protective Tariff League
Henry Parkman
Curtis Guild, Jr
Charles A. Stott
Willard Howland
Chester Pierce
Vermont
Blaine
Gladstone
Justin Morrill
Roger @. Mills
Chance
New South
Chattanooga
Atlanta
England
John Roach
Tracy
South America
Harvard
Senator Hoar
Bismarck
Higginsons
John C. Calhoun
Bob Toombs
Toombs
Bunker Hill
Guild
Edward Fitzwilliams
Lowell
David Hail Rice
Second day sales boost Patti famagna season at Mechanics Building
The second day of season ticket sales at Mechanics Building for the Patti famagna opera season, the last, added to prior receipts, signaling strong demand. On Thursday at 8 a m Tremont Theatre box office only will sell single performances, with mail orders not possible to fulfill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Building
Tremont Theatre
New Hats and Boots Boost Spring Trade at Simmons Co
G. W. Simmons & Co. advertise spring bargains on boots and shoes, signaling season change. Next week expects demand for spring suits and overcoats as Easter orders fill the custom department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
Hull Yacht Club Meets Seeks Changes and Mortgage
About thirty Hull Yacht Club members met at the Parker House with Commodore C V Whitten presiding. The bylaws and sailing rules report was accepted and sent to a joint bylaw and executive committee. A flag change to a red field and blue bars was unanimously approved, officers pennants colors to be aligned by flag officers, a mortgage on club property authorized, and the executive committee empowered to secure funds for a new club house. Additionally signatures were added to a petition to the Lighthouse Board for a spindle on Seal Rock near the new club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Parker House
C. V. Whitten
United States Lighthouse Board
Washington
Seal Rock
Atlantic Yacht Club
Commercial Wharf
Frank Norton
J. Kenigan
John J. Walsh
Music Hall
Postponed City Science Talks and Local Incidents
Colonel Hewin’s talk on Storage Batteries to power street cars was postponed two weeks due to illness. Dr Sturgistigelow’s Kakemonos talk at St Botolph Club canceled tomorrow evening. Artist F H Tompkins, 85 Boylston, shot himself in the right ear but is recovering. Carl Roth, 14, of 46 Church, has been missing since last Sunday. Professor Markoe spoke on Sulphuric Acid and Its Uses in the Arts at the Boston Scientific Society last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Hewin
Society of Arts
William Sturgistigelow
St. Botolph Club
Evenle
F. H. Tompkins
Boylston Street
Carl Roth
Church Street
George F. H. Markoe
Boston Scientific Society
Women Voters Fair Draws Crowds at Horticultural Hall
At Horticultural Hall the Women Voters Fair attracted many visitors with Easter gift designs on display from Miss Macomber’s catering line in the café. The event featured popcorn stands lemonade and a post office amid wall slogans about public schools and a concert by Mrs. F P Whitney last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Macomber
F. P. Whitney
Lenten Service at First Church Berkeley and Marlboro Streets
Lenten service held Wednesday at 4 30 with sermon by Rev E A Horton. All seats free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuurci
Berkeley
Marlboro Streets
E. A. Horton
School Committee Recommits Change To High School Board
The Boston school committee met briefly last evening recommitting the plan to increase the high school board from five to nine members. Edward Atkinson urged improved schoolhouse fire escapes, especially East Street Primary, with police chief Wade disapproving Dunn fire escapes. The committee referred the matter to the schoolhouses panel and urged legislative action to align with Chapter 282 of the 1886 Acts. The next meeting will assign election of supervisors, Blake resigns as training school chair, Capen to succeed, and a kindergarten is ordered for the Thomas N. Hart district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capen
Alien
Edward Atkinson
East Street
Wade
District Police
Atkinson
Grand Jury
Blake
Thomas N. Hart
Bowman v. Clatlin executor in Southwick estate suit
In Superior Court March sessions, physician plaintiff seeks $4994 for Driexa C. Southwick era services and $7000 for services to her insane daughter Edna B. as executor disputes post death liabilities. Proceedings ongoing with multiple related cases and dates listed.
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Superior Court
Pitman
Winthrop H. Bowman
Charles T. Clatlin
Driexa C. Southwick
Boston
Driexa C
Edna B
Superior Civil Court Docket Brockton March 11
In Plymouth county Brockton docket cases include Darmenio Hall versus Henrietta H. Ryder for rent of Onset store and nineteen rooms. verdict for plaintiff $19350 with counsel H Kingman for plaintiff and E L Barney for defendant. Another suit Patrick Peyton versus Luke Turner for trespass on Battles street with fence removal and boundary dispute. trial ongoing. Decrees of desertion entered in the divorce cases William O Carver versus Ada L Carver and Julius W Paul versus Agneiska Jachimowicz. Other entries include Barnes versus Loud et al and Peters v Steadman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Civil Court
Plymouth County
Brockton
Darmenio Hall
Henrietta H. Ryder
H. Kingman
E. L. Barney
Patrick Peyton
Luke Turner
Battles Street
Bb. W
R. O. Harris
William O. Carver
Ada L. Carver
Plymouth
Julius W. Paul
Julian W. Jachimowicz
Agneiska Jachimowicz
Brooklyn
Noonany
Trbou
Barnes
Loud
Peters
Personal injury suit against Boston and Maine railroad
In Middlesex Superior Court bailiffs impanelled two juries for case No. 4677, Charles T. Holland vs. Boston and Maine railroad. Frank M. Balean of Cambridge presided as foreman of the first jury, Edward J. Norris of Melrose for the second. Plaintiff, a freight conductor, alleges damages for injuries while operating a brake on a moving train near Bailica, due to a weakened brake and unsafe car surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Bi-Spool Sewing Machine Company
Acme Manufacturing Company
H. W. Chaplin
Frankaul
John B. Church
Aurelius Austin
Dover Street
E. Greenhood
Isaac A. Paul
Frances M. Perkins
Charles Stern
Samuel C. Perkins
Perkins Stern & Co
United States
Stern
Alabama Claims Court
A. E. Pillsbury
E. B. Callendar
Church
Austin
Thayer
Whitten
Rice
Bartlett
Burke
Min
Trans. Co
Poss
Dow
Hannon
Dolan
Shli—Keebe
Keenan
Parker
Honigbaum
Rich
Shanmon
Pearson
Ards. Cordage Co
Lathrop
J. No
Frank Eugene Willis
Merchants & Miners’ Despatch & Transportation Company
Charles
Willis
Edith
Boston
Chatham
Galloupe’s
Lovell’s Islands
H. E. Bolles
Richard Stone
Bailerica
Haverhill Superior Court cases list damages and defenses
In Essex Superior Civil Court March 11, damages and defenses are noted for multiple cases. William H. Doyle vs Haverhill Gazette Company seeks 2600 with a libel claim. defendants argue privileged truth. Otis W Swasey sues for recovery of 14774 with guardian status alleging unsound mind and undue influence. both cases show general denials and various attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Civil Court
Essex
Lawrence
Abbott & Pearl
Merrill & Wardwell
Otis W. Swasey
Moses I. Swasey
Willian H
Adriance
Dinsmore
Bill
J.P
B. B. Jones
Hi. F. Hurlburt
Moody & Bartlett
Awhart
Superior Court Docket March 11 Profiles Multiple Sentences
List of court entries includes Robert Doyle theft and breakingentering with eighteen months at House of Correction Mary Reagan probation for nightwalking William Smith larceny three years Samuel Cooper larceny eight months Hanlon Lampert and Cummings probation for breaking and entering in various reformatories Lavery Rooney probation for larceny in building Jane Ferguson fined hundred dollars and costs plus a docket sequence listing cases Commonwealth v Mc etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Doyle
House of Correction
Mary A. Reagan
William Smith
Samuel Bb. Cooper
George Hanlon
James Lampert
Massachusetts Reformatory
James Cummings
Same
James H. Lavery
Nathaniel G. McDonald
Thomas J. Rooney
Jane Ferguson
House of Ill-Fame
Commonwealth
Waldron
Lean
Saine
Randolph
Samie
Goddard
Devine
Painter
Connelly
Presley
Heed
Schuman
Campbell
Talitero
Goluen
Municipal Court First and Second Sessions Docket List
Court entries show cases in Curtis and second session lists with numbers and parties including Downing v Fisher Maxner v Handy Hlorn v Cottrell Jordan v Bernsten Harrington v Rand Chadwick v Prior Snow V Wentworth Leegman v Gold Carpet Lining Co Berg Brothers v Duggan Russell v Clough Safford Reynolds v Galvin Lernon v Spitz. Listed are 19 docket items from 1842 onward with various plaintiffs defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downing
Fisher
Maxner
Handy
Hlorn
Cottrell
Jordan
Bernsten
Dockets to be dismissed for want of prosecution in SJC
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court orders that on the first day of the April sitting, all cases not responded to with no action for over a year be dismissed for want of prosecution unless cause is shown. Clerk John Noble. March 3, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Fietp
Devens
W. Allen
Holmes
Know13tron
Annibelli Ferrari
Henry Murray
J. L. Eldredge
Z. Bowman
L. C. Vanuxen Et al
Buchannan Burr
L. D. Brandeis
W.H. Dunbar
J. H. Young
Guy Lamkin
Charles F. Edgerly
George Z. Adams
C. S. Lincoln
George S. Tarbell
Charles Linehan
L. M. Child
James A. Malcolm
Frederick J. Fuller
H. N. Sheldon
E. C. Bumopus
Suburban Electric Light & Power Company
Board of Aldermen of the City of
Boston
Corporation
R. M. Morse, Jr
A. C. Burrage
J. B. Richardson
Supreme Judicial Court Room
John Noble
Boston Conservatory Clarifies State Aid Denial
Julius Eichberg declares the Boston Conservatory of Music never sought state aid and asks the Post to publish the clarification. James M. Tracy endorses opposition to granting $250,000 to the New England Conservatory, recalling prior criticisms of Dr. Tourjée and suggesting the school’s finances if 2400 scholars cannot sustain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Conservatory of Music
Boston
Conservatory
Julius Eichberg
New England Conservatory of Music
American Musician of
New York
Tourjée
James M.tracy
Embezzlers Arrested In Express Company Theft
Inspectors arrested Walter H. Bowers a driver, for embezzling 3942 dollars and William H Heffer nan for embezzling 2835 dollars from the United States Express Company yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard and Robinson
Walter H. Bowers
William H. Heffernan
United States Express Company
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South End
Life Underwriters
Revere House Corporation
Board of Health
Battle of Bunker Hill Cyclorama
Lremont Street
Lenox Lyceum
Enterprise
Charles H. Thayer
G. A. O. Ernst
Seth J. Thomas
Ernst
John A. O'Malley
Paine Memorial Hall
Paine Hall
Baker
Ernest Mendum
Paine Memorial Association
Ingersoll Secular Society
Mendum
Grenville H. Norcross
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Parker Memorial
Sturtevant
Berkeley Street
C. IT. Davis
J. T. W. French
Church of the Good Shepherd
Cortes Street
Riding Academy Company
J. H. Bradford
E. Rollins Morse
John L. Gardner
Hugh Cochrane
C. A. Campbell
I. B. Sayes
David Nevins
Crawtorp
C. F. Leigh
Hartford
Conn
Walter O' Clark
Rutland
P. A. Goodall
Bucksport
W.5. Peasler
C. A. Merrill
C. FE. Merrill
Laconia
N. H. J.C. Brigham
D. C
Robert Pinder
A. E. Hersom
Great Falls
A. I. Ross
Newburyport
W. G. Field
J. S. Harris
W.H. Weimer
H. B. Voorhees
Henry E. Newell
Derry
N. H
Edwin D. Ingersol
Denver
Col
B. F. Kellen
Holyoke
I. D. Philips
J. F. Treale
Howard _L. Porter
Concord
Lytle
W. H. Jones
K. Quincy
John W. Lindsay
H. L. Kohl
E. A. Burnell
M. A. Jewell
J. H. Schenck
A. J. George
Pittsburg
Melvin Preble
D. H. Spear
M. W. Spear
Bath
Frankli Y. Emerson
Neb. Thorndike
H. C. Whipple
Bristol
W. J. Goodbar
St. Louis
H. F. Hardy
Richford
William Henry Clifford
Henry Villard
George Rice
G. M. McCreary
H. L. Jones
S. P. Richardson
William Long
Stillwater
Minn
F. L. Abbott
J. L. Gilmore
N. EH
W. A. Stowell
Montpelier
A. M. Shaw
W. M. Shaw
Dr. Elmer Small
Belfast
A. L. Flack
Tiffin
O. Viera
Revel Germain
R. N. Laycock
R. J
J. J. Showles
Winchester
George Choate
Hamilton
Beverly
Andover
Manchester
Sharon
SHE
Hon. Mahlon Chance of
William Gardner
New York Times
J. Rogers Maxwell
Shamrock
Katrina
Titania
Mr. Gardner
Earl of Dunraven
Valkyrie
Watson
John Jameson
New York Yacht Club
Jameson
Fife
H. K. Bloodgood
Huron
W._B. Duncan, Jr
W. Gray, Jr
McFales
Commodore Edward W. Dixon
Mir. Dixon
Atlantic Club
JH Gopuad
McLaughlin
Ring
Vv. Ball
Miles
Fiske v. B. & M. RR
Belton v. Same
En Vy. Boardman
Perry v. N. Els. & Can
Almy
Ulmer
Moseley
Curran
Wie
Donovan
Bost
Merchants
We Te OG
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Johnd. Pickman
Solomon Lincoln
William H. Coolidge
McVey
Potter
Giles Lith. Co. al
Duprez
Woolley
Maynard
Gordon
Burnham
Briggs Et al
Swasey
Crowley
Turley
Monroe
Gilman
Mooney
Connors
Greenwood
Blair
Bacheller
Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar,j
Curtis
V. Jd
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk, S
NEW England Conservatory
Boston Conservatory
C. Taylor Eye
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Charles Craig
Bright
Craig
Craig Medicine CO
Passaic
N. d
DR. Hams
Invigorator Co
R. H. Whitney & CO
State St
Smith
S. A. Richardson
Congress Ave
Chelsea
ALL Drugeists
W. Knox Smith & CO
Mass
Constitution
Geoerge CC, Goodwin & CO
John Street
New York City
E. O. Thompson
Washington St
Old South Church
Mason & Hamlin
Mason & Hamlin Hall
Tremont Street
Waltham
Specisu
Waltham Electric Light Company
Newton Street
van Houten
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