Nino Hayes Testifies in Will Case in Middlesex Probate Court
Mrs Nino K Hayes wife of the testator testified about meeting Hayes at a dinner, his illiteracy in letters, and the Lexington years. She described his sober habits abroad and the costly boat episode. She declined jewelry offers while noting debts and Payed bills herself in Nice.
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Nino K. Hayes
Middlesex County
Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Mme. Hayes
Mr. Chaplin
Mrs. Hayes
Clyde Hunt
Morse
Mayes
Lexington
George M. Stone
Windsor
Connecticut
Loving
Batchelder
Chaplin
Nice
Episcopal P
Harold
Vermont
Evi
Nina K. Hayes
H. W. Chaplin
Weathersfield
Sheldon
Mr. Morse
William Royall Tyler
Mr. Tyler
Adams Academy
Francis B. Hayes
Eva Renfield Jones
Colonel Hunt
River
Edward D. Porter
Lexington Congregational Church
Osceola Mining Company 1895 Report Totals and Costs
Osceola Consolidated Mining Co reports 7,399,846 pounds mineral and 6,270,373 pounds refined copper from 1895. Net income $121,462.21. assets Dec 31, 1895 $278,062.65 after dividends. Cost per pound of refined copper up 0.005 of a dollar to 8.75 cents. output reduced by No. 3 shaft fire and No. 6 shaft sinking.
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Osceola Consolidated Mining Company
Hancock
Eerreese
Appleton Academy 4th Reunion Highlights at American House
Appleton Academy graduates gathered at the American House for their fourth reunion as the room filled with warmth and nostalgia. A 300 chair rearrangement allowed guests to hear President John Herbert of Somerville and secretary Charles E. Swett report on the last meeting. Notables included Albert E. Pillsbury, Charles H. Burns, Hosea Kingman, and others as officers were re elected.
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Appleton Academy
John Herbert
Somerville
Charles E. Swett
Hitchcock
Churchill
Lover
Handy Andy
Albert E. Pillsbury
Charlies H. Burns
Hosea Kingman
P. Bancroft
Cheries
I. Amsden
J. J. Hildreth
Harvard Students Urged to Stop Running on Sidewalks
Cambridge athletic committee appeals to students through The Crimson to halt running in street and unseemly dress. Captains of teams pledge not to run on sidewalks and to keep members clothed, directing use of indoor track when streets are unsuitable.
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Old Cambridge
Johnny Harvard
University City
Harvard
North Avenue
West End
Crimson
The
Cambridge
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
J. H. Beale, JR
New Ferry Slip Proposed Between East Boston and City
Aldermanic ferries committee held a hearing on a new slip to expand service between East Boston and the city, with debate over exact location. City authorized 500000 for ferry improvements beyond the debt limit, and most favored a new slip with South Ferry access, near Rowe's or Central wharf experts weighing access and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermanic Committee On Ferries
Aldermanic Chamber
Boston
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe's
Rowe’s Wharf
W. W. Blackmer
Nantasket Steamboat Company
Thomas W. Proctor
John H. Sullivan
Reed Club Formed in Lynn at Banquet
A Reed club was formed during a banquet at Hotel Seymour in Lynn on March 11. Speeches by Mayor Bessom ex mayor Hayes Captain J. G. B. Adams and the Hon Arthur B. Breed, among others, followed by the election of officers.
Dying Cowboy Seeks Detective Job In Watertown
A 17 year old youth named George H. Kecy, son of Joseph H. Kecy of Brookline New Hampshire, spent the night at the Watertown police station while en route to Minnesota. He arrived with a rifle, 22 caliber cartridges, a list of songs, and papers including a detective job application. Police doubt his tale of parental permission and intend to ship him home or hold for family notification.
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Watertown
Minnesota
George H. Kecy
Joseph H. Kecy
Brookline
N. H
Concord
Ohio
Dixie Land
New York
Clara
Scotch Brigade
Cooney
Family in Roxbury Tenement Admits Severe Neglect
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children reports a three room Roxbury home where six children and a baby live in squalor. Parents Burke and Norah intoxicated. older children fail to attend school. improvised vermin filled beds and no food found. Children removed to Catholic Home for Destitute Children awaiting March 19 hearing.
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B. J. Loring
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Norfolk Avenue
Roxbury
John Burke
Norah
Elizabeth
John
Annie
Mary
Edward
Forest’ S Street
Burke
L. G. Burnham Coal Company
Swett Street
Loring
Roxbury Court
Bolster
Who Was H Martin Died at New York Docks
A man identified as H or Hamilton Martin died of heart failure yesterday forenoon at the White Star Line docks in New York on the eve of the Majestic’s departure to Liverpool. He was about 35, dark, poorly dressed, and had bought a Boston to Brisbane ticket and foreign currency before leaving. Authorities notified Boston agent E A Adams seeking relatives as the body awaits identification.
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H. Martin
Hamilton Martin
White Star Line Steamship Company
New York
Majestic
Liverpool
E. A. Adams
Boston
White Star Line
Adams
Post
Martin
Brisbane
Australia
Fall River
Boston to honor Gilbert Stuart with school named for artist
Public awakening spurs plans for a named schoolhouse and a memorial tablet atop Stuart’s marked but forgotten tomb. The National Stuart Fund Association launches appeals, with local officers and a publication drive to fund a prospective monument to the celebrated American portrait painter who died in poverty in 1828.
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Boston
Gilbert Stuart
Stuart
Stuart Fund
National Stuart Fund Association
Essex Street
Washington
Jefferson
Adams
Madison
Monroe
Europe
George III
Louis XVI
Stuart Fund Association
Edward H. Coates
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
S. W. Broad and
Cherry Streets
Philadelphia
Penn
S. H. Kauffman
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington, D. C
T. Jefferson Coolidge
France
Henry G. Marquand
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Frank T. Robinson
Whiting Street
Roxbury
Mass
Frank Gair Macomber
Water Street
Frederick P. Vinton
N. A
Samuel R. Honey
Stuart Family
Newport
R. IL
A. T. van Laer
New York City
N. Y
G. E. Manigault
M. D
Carolina Art Association
Charleston
S. C
Walter Gilman Page
Carroll Beckwith
Fine Arts Federation
West Fifty-seventh Street
Francis A. Walker
Institute Technology
William Howe Downes
Boston Transcript
Philip A. Bruce
Virginia Historical Society
Richmond, Va
Charles E. Hasbrook
Boston Traveler
William T. Evans
Wendall Stanton Howard
Art Interchange
Alfred W. Elson
Belmont
Albert M. Morlan
W. S. Howard
Charity Variety Benefit at Hollis Street Theatre
The Working Boys' Home charity event at Hollis Street Theatre promises a high quality program next Sunday. Featured acts include Signorina Della Rocca violinist, baritone David Lithgo, soprano Mrs Daniel Downey, and many other artists with a renowned Verdi Quartet, pianists, and dancers. Proceeds aid the non sectarian Working Boys' Home with a first class lineup expected.
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Hollis Street
Hollis
Signorina Della Rocca
David Lithgo
M. Maurice Farkon
Daniel Downey
Worcester
Carl Sobeski
Martin Hennissey
Verdi
Phil W. Peters
Nettie Peters
John Kerneil
Frances Harrison
Bessie Peart Gilbert
John Coates
John le Hay
Lawrence D’orsay
An Artist’s Model” Company
Augustus Cook
Mme
Sans Gene
Fred Wright, Jr
Hattie Morse
Gerard Russo
John Agnew
Fontenoy
Walter A. Hogan
Alice Pierce
Lew Morgan
Theodore Walker
David Fitzgibbon
Dixon
Robert Hilliard
Aubrey Boucicault
Alter Ego Club hears on Monroe Doctrine address
Large attendance at the Alter Ego Club rooms last evening expected Willard Howland to speak on the Monroe Doctrine but ill health prevented his appearance. Ernest W. Roberts spoke on the metropolitan water system as the event closed with Welsh rarebit and musical selections by the Cary Gree Club.
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Alter Ego Club
Willard Howland
Howland
Ernest W. Roberts
Metropolitan
Cary Gree
May Meredith Extradited to New York on Larceny Charge
May Meredith a pretty brunette and local variety favorite, faced Judge Ely in Municipal Court and agreed to surrender to New York police. She is charged with larceny of a sealskin cloak valued at 150 and two diamond rings, from Miss Clara Barrett on March 4, and was surrendered to Detective Marshall for transport to New York City.
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May Meredith
Ely
Clerk Ingalls
New York City
Marshall
Metropolis
May
New York
Clara Barrett
Local Wringer Company Ad in Boston Market
The American Wringer Company lists products at 16 and 16 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill in Boston. They offer all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Contact Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway
Cornhill
Boston
Bissell
Vrite
Telephone
Tremont
Sunken Monohansett Near Wood's Hole Gets Pumps Placed
At Wood's Hole Vineyard Haven March 11 divers patched the ship's breach and two steam pumps were installed aboard the sunken steamer Monohansett. Authorities believe she can be pumped out and floated with the pumps.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Wood's Hole
Lieutenant Babcock Dies in New York
Lieutenant William Babcock executive officer of the U S S Michigan died at the University Club in New York this evening. He was about 40 years old and appointed to the navy from Kansas.
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New York
William Babcock
U. S. S. Michigan
University Club
Navy
Kansas
District Deputy War and Masters Banquet At Youngs Hotel
About fifty members gathered for a banquet at Youngs Hotel hosted by the District Deputy War and Masters Association. Most Worshipful Grand Master Edwin D. Holmes presided with Right Worshipful Grand Master Henry J. Mills serving as secretary.
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War and Masters’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Edwin D. Holmes
Henry J. Mills
Burglar Arrested After Attempt on Lodging House
Robert W. McFarlane, 28, of 32 Leverett Street, is jailed on $1200 bail for breaking and entering at a twenty room lodging house run by Mrs. Augustus Betts at 9 Leverett Street. Lodgers aided in the search after a midnight burglary attempt. McFarlane was identified by Mrs. Betts and her niece Emma Betts and later arrested in his room. He worked for Walker & Pratt in steamfitting and hails from Pictou Nova Scotia.
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Robert W. McFarlane
Augustus Betts
Leverett Street
Mrs. Betts
Post
Gilet
McFarlane
Men of New England Mails Postmasters Meet at Crawford House
The New England Postmasters Association held its annual meeting at Crawford House with about forty members present. President Henry H. Johnson of Haverhill presided as officers were elected including vice president William F. Cass of Salem and secretary treasurer E. O. Winsor of Chelsea. Guests included C. W. Ernst and T. J. Boynton.
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New England
T. J. Boynton
Ernst
Boynton
Dayton
New York
William L. Wilson
Mark W. Grimes
West Medford
Thacher B. Lucas
Middleboro
Gardner W. Pearson
Lowell
P. W.W. Reardon
Winchester
Fred A. Barker
Keene
N. H
J. M. Hollywood
Brockton
E. J. Knowlton
Manchester
Edward M. Wall
Holliston
Edward J. Brown
Framingham
Charles W. Ellison
Melrose
John Singer, Jr
A. K. Goodwin
Pawtucket
George L. Swett
Portland
William O. Goldsmith
Andover
Bushnell Danforth
Williamstown
A. D. Hoitt
Arlington
G. Eugene Fisher
North Attleboro
J. W. McNamara
Clinton
Eke Hagerty
Woburn
James T. Burke
Quincy
L. Pearson
Gloucester
Charles F. Riley
Dedham
Charles H. Stacy
West Newton
Boston Merchants Association Meets at Young's Hotel
The Boston Merchants Association held its regular monthly meeting with Mayor Quincy and Jerome Jones as special guests. President Leeson chaired as members discussed city finances, harbor needs, ecommerce and manufactures department, naval reserve enrollment, Governor Greenhalge’s death, and a memorial to Congress urging Terrey bankruptcy law enactment.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Young's Hotel
Quincy
Jerome Jones
Leeson
Washington
Boston Harbor
Boston
Department of Ecommerce and Manufactures
Naval Reserve
Greenhalge
Banking and Currency Committee
Congress
Bids Sought for Hay Straw and Oats at Exhibition
Mechanics' Building invites bids from suppliers for hay straw and oats for the Boston Horse Show. Bids are to be received at the office of the Boston Horse Show No 49 State St room 28. Further particulars available at the same office.
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State St
Committee Hearing Scheduled for Millbury Station and Sunday Trains
The Massachusetts Committee on Railroads will hold a continued hearing on March 17 at 10:30 a.m. in Room 130, State House, Boston. Citizens of Millbury seek a new station at Millbury Junction and additional Sunday trains between Worcester and Millbury Junction. Arthur H. Wellman presides as chairman with Charles P. Bond as clerk.
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State House
Boston
Committee On Railroads
Millbury
Millbury Junction
Worcester
Arthur H. Wellman
Charles P. Bond
Insurance hearing on credit and liability lines in Massachusetts
Commonwealth notice states the Committee on Insurance will hear interested parties on House Bill 808 extending insurance laws to credit insurance and petitions for charters for Coal Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance Co and Employers Liability Insurance Co. Hearing set for March 16 at 11 a.m. in Room 187 State House. Chairman WM A Morse and Clerk Wm W Davis oversee proceedings.
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State House
Boston
Committee On Insurance
Coal Dealers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Employers’ Liability Insurance Co
A. Morse
Wm. W. Davis
Hearing on Insurance Bills for Lives of Children
The notice invites interested parties to a hearing on House Bill 470 about insurance on children's lives, also Home Bill 326 on industrial insurance reports, and House Bill 757 on industrial insurance policies. The session is in Room 187 State House on Tuesday March 17 at 10 30 a m conducted by WM A Morse chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Insurance
A. Morse
Wm. W. Davis
Hearing on House Bill 861 at State House chamber
A hearing to interested parties on House Bill 861 to amend form of standard fire insurance and define contracts written therein will be held in Room 187 State House on Thursday March 19 at 10 30 a m. Chairman WM A Morse presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Insurance
Insurance Committee Sets Hearing on House Bill 469
The Committee on Insurance will hear interested parties on House Bill 469 regarding beneficiaries of fraternal and assessment companies at Room 1387 State House on Monday March 16 at 10 30 a m. Chairman WM A Morse and Clerk William W Davis announce proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Insurance
Hearing on Bicycle Railroad Charters in Boston Area
The Committee on Street Railways will hear petitions for charters of the Boston & Brockton Bicycle Railroad Boston & Cambridge Bicycle Railroad Boston & Dedham Bicycle Railroad and an amendment to the Boston & Lowell Bicycle Railway Charter. Meeting at State House Room 136 Friday March 14 at 10 30 a m. Chairman Joel D Miller Clerk George H Mellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Street Railways
Boston & Brockton Bicycle Railroad
Boston & Cambridge Bicycle Railroad
Boston & Dedham Bicycle Railroad
Boston & Lowell Bicycle Railway Company
Joel D. Miller
George H. Mellen
Better postal facilities for Boston
The House in committee of the whole considered the post office appropriation bill and referred it. Bramwell proposed striking $196,000 for trunk line special facilities Boston to Washington via New York to Atlanta and New Orleans. Vote 111 yeas 134 nays. Western members opposed, Past and South supported. The bill then passed.
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Washington
House
Bramwell
Boston
New York
Atlanta
New Orleans
Yeas
Major Lyman W. Clark Dies in East Boston
Major Lyman W. Clark of East Boston died at his home on Lexington Street after a liver cancer illness. Born in 1837 in Troy New York, he served in the Imperial Associates treasurer and was a past commander of Joseph Hooker Post 28 G A R. The body will be taken to Bennington Vermont for burial with Baalbec Lodge and the post accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman W. Clark
Boston
Lexington Street
Major Clark
Troy
N. Y
Baalbec Lodge
A. M
Imperial Associates
Joseph Hooker
Bennington
Baptist Social Circle Celebrates 55th Anniversary
The Social Circle linked to First Baptist Church marked its fifty fifth anniversary with an entertainment and supper in the church parlors last evening. About 150 attendees filled the gathering as Rev. Dr. Bakeman delivered an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bakeman
Bank Wrecker Crandall Sentenced in Tennessee
J. B. Crandall former president of the First National Bank of Johnson City Tenn was sentenced to eight years in prison for bank wrecking and peculations totaling sixty two thousand dollars.
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Knoxville, Tenn
J. B. Crandall
First National Bank of
Johnson City
Tenn
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