Pattyson Dis Turber Reoffends at Bromfield Church
Pattyson a known religious gathering disruptor was released from Charles street jail after a month for disturbing a Bromfield Street Church service. He reentered the church last night refused to quit and had to be removed by Patrolman Byrnes and jailed again on the same charge. He has a wife and family on Dundee street and has prior arrests and multiple sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. C. Pattyson
Charles Street
Bromfield Street
Pattyson
Byrnes
Division 2
Dundee Street
Ex Queen Sentenced Five Years In Honolulu Reports
Honolulu advices confirm the ex Queen has been sentenced to five years in prison. Royalists organize for annexation. Military committee clears cases, releases unconvicted prisoners. Martial law relaxed and to be ended soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Honolulu
Real estate trades involving Sterling and Tyler streets
John B Fitzpatrick and Edward Begley sold the brick house at 53 Sterling Street to Frederick M Grath for investment. The three flat property spans 847 feet of land and is assessed at 300 dollars. The price exceeds assessed valuation. Frederic E Barton and R E Townsend sold 142 Tyler Street for I Pinansky and B Heller estate, with Joseph Stone as purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Fitzpatrick
Edward Begley
E. A. Morgan
Sterling Street
Frederick M.grath
Frederic E. Barton
R. E. Townsend
I. Pinansky
B. Heller
Tyler Street
Joseph Stone
Chelsea Board of Trade Banquet Highlights City Outlook
The Chelsea Board of Trade hosted its first banquet in Gould Hall with dignitaries including William Barrett Charles Adams John Olin George Carter F P Bennett Herman Bird John Sullivan Scott Bickford Aldermen Hadway and city officials. Speakers praised Chelsea’s growth from 151 manufacturers in 1888 to 434 in 1894 and rising capital and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Board of Trade
Gould Hall
William E. Barrett
C. E. Adams
State Board of Trade
William N. Olin
George A. Carter
F. P. Bennett
Everett
Herman Bird
Cambridge Board of Trade
John H. Sullivan
East Boston Citizens’ Trade Association
Scott Bickford
Revere Board of Trade
John
Massachusetts State Board of Trade
Charles E. Adams
Lowell
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Olin
Chelsea
Massachusetts
National Congress
Carter
J. Waldo Denny
Chelsea Record
E. S. Crandon
The
Transcript
W. E. Gilman
Governor’s Council
R. Perry Bush
Henry Powers
T. P. Bennett
Pettingill
Malden
Man and wife die on same day in Deerfield
Philo Munn aged 82 and Lovilla Barrett aged 73 died today in Deerfield from pneumonia. Both will be buried Thursday. Munn had been a semi invalid for years and never left his native town 100 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfield
Philo Munn
Lovilla Barrett
Michigan A P A Session Holds State Convention
The Michigan branch of the American Protective Association met in Saginaw with about 200 delegates and all state officers present. President Bentley outlined aims and praised growth with councils in nearly all states. The supreme council will convene in Milwaukee next May. No party action was taken. State council to continue regular political work backing aligned candidates. The group claims 125000 members in Michigan.
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Saginaw
Mich
Michigan
American Protective Association
Bentley
Supreme Council
Milwaukee
State Council
Malden Debates Site for New Police Station on Mountain Ave
A Malden City Council remonstrance meeting heard opposition to a proposed police station and court rooms on Mountain avenue with a $35 000 appropriation. The city solicitor questioned the city’s right to include a courtroom in a municipal building, citing county provision of court space. A committee was formed to oppose a legislative act for a new bridge over the Merrimac River at Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mountain Avenue
Merrimac River
Lowell
Massachusetts lawmakers tour Southern cotton mills in Atlanta
A Massachusetts legislative committee spent a day in Atlanta examining Southern cotton manufacturing. They found cheaper coal, lower raw cotton labor insurance and taxes, and longer hours. Observed plant expansion, new firms, and growing protection sentiment. They were hosted by Cotton States and International Exposition directors before traveling to Raleigh then Wilmington and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Legislative Committee
Massachusetts
New England
Raleigh
Wilmington
Richmond
Winslow provides 10000 for Samuel Winslow surgery at City Hospital
Worcester notes Colonel Samuel E Winslow presented 10000 to trustees for equipment of a new surgery named the Samuel Winslow surgery to honor his late father ex Mayor Samuel Winslow. City government also appropriated 30000 for a new surgery ward construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Samuel E. Winslow
City Hospital
Samuel Winslow
Natick School Teacher Dies After Illness
Natick reports the death of Miss Cecilia E. Doherty a prominent local teacher after a two day illness of peritonitis at her South Natick home. Born in South Natick twenty four years ago she lived there with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
Cecilia E. Doherty
South Natick
Miss Doherty
Bantam Bout Ends In Ten Round Draw In Cincinnati
Tonight Mace iwski and Tutty bantams fought ten rounds to a draw before the Olympic Club of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Maceiwski
Tutty
Olympics
Newfoundland Delegates Delayed by Hurricane and Illness
Newfoundland to Ottawa talks on confederation delayed as Premier Whiteway falls critically ill and the Grand Lake steamer cannot sail due to a northwest hurricane. Delegates seek terms for aid including 1.9 to 2 million dollars and local taxation powers. Boston donations sustain 15,000 people amid widespread hunger and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's
N. F
Canada
Confederation
Whiteway
Bond
E. P. Morris
Ottawa
Grand Lake
Newfoundland
Civil Service
O’brien
St. Johns
Home Office
London
Boston
St. John’s
Harbor Grace
Cambridge Street Water Budget Dispute Pauses City Finance
The Cambridge Board of Aldermen and Common Council clash over a street watering appropriation. The Common Council adds 5000 to water funding to be levied via taxes, while the upper branch non agrees. A conference committee is formed. members resign and are replaced. Memorial Day funds of 250 are allocated to four Grand Army posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Committee On Finance
Common Council
Parker
Finance Committee
Bradford
Rady
Wood
Ahern
Apsiey
Keith and Stearns
D. B. Cole
G. F. Dow
Grand Army
Captain William Galencia Dies At 84 In Swampscott Home
Captain William Galencia aged 84 died at his Swampscott home on Humphrey Street yesterday. Born in Danvers he lived most of his life in Swampscott and was a prominent local figure who looked after children's interests. He leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galencia
Humphrey Street
Swampscott
Danvers
March meeting of Watertown Historical Society at secretary's home
The Watertown Historical Society held its March meeting last evening at Charles Fitz on Common Street. A large attendance heard Charles S. Ensign read a Connecticut Historical Society paper on Andrew Belcher and his grandson Governor Jonathan Belcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown Historical Society
Charles ¥. Fitz
Common Street
Charles S. Ensign
Connecticut Historical Society
Andrew Belcher
Jonathan Belcher
Queen Sees Salisbury in Windsor Visit
London March 12 Lord Salisbury had an audience with the Queen at Windsor yesterday afternoon shortly after Lord Rosebery left her presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
London
Lord Salisbury
Windsor
Lord Rosebery
Britannia Caught in Squall Breaks Topmast
The Britannia, returning to Cannes, was struck by a squall and its topmast broke. The incident will not affect the contest scheduled for March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannia
Cannes
Habitual criminal John L. Walker jailed for 25 years
John L. Walker, alias multiple names, was sentenced by Judge Sherman in Middlesex Superior Criminal Court East Cambridge to twenty five years under the habitual criminal act. The 49 year old, who wears spectacles, claimed opium fueled his crimes and says he will write a life history during imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Walker
Sherman
Middlesex Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Walker
State
Fairbairn
Tidd
Somerville
House of Correction
Rev. E. S. Tead
Iawyer J.L. O'Neill
Supreme Court
Union
Massachusetts
John Smith
Charles E. Bancroft
Charles F. Williams
Charles E. Wiggin
Boston
Boston Museum
Cambridge
Lowell
Chelsea
Highway robber targets Newton Corner victims in city
Mary Duane, a Newton domestic, was accosted on Boyd street at about 9 pm Monday by a tall man in a light ulster and soft hat. He struck her, grabbed her fur muff, and fled. authorities report three similar attacks in Newton Corner within a week, with limited progress by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Newton Corner
Mary Duane
E. J. H. Estabrook
Boyd Street
Miss Duane
Harvard Princeton debate date moved to March 27
Preparations for the Harvard Princeton debate at Princeton advance well. The date changed from March 22 to March 27 to avoid Glee Club conflicts in Philadelphia. Harvard aims to use the extra time to perfect arguments while Yale and Princeton prepare for a decisive next month contest with Yale, Thatcher prizes, and a large Yale entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Princeton Glee Club
Philadelphia
Harvard
Yale
Thatcher
Cambridge
Emergencies How to Meet Them Lecture by Dr A Isabelle Lyon
Dr A Isabelle Lyon lectured to a sizable audience in the church vestry at Columbus avenue and Clarendon street on emergencies such as drowning and arterial bleeding. She demonstrated quick practical methods to save lives when a physician is not immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Isabelle Lyon
Columbus Avenue
Clarendon Street
Cabinet council discusses speakership future in Rosebery home
Lord Rosebery presided over a cabinet council at his private residence. The hour long meeting focused on the speakership amid Rt. Hon. Arthur Wellesley Peel's upcoming retirement and decided to confer with opposition leaders on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Rosebery
Cabinet
Arthur Wellesley Peel
Paris Court Summons Dr Cornelius Herz in Blackmail Appeal
The public prosecutor in Paris has summoned Dr Cornelius Herz of Panama Canal notoriety to appear and support his appeal against a five year prison term and a 3000 franc fine for blackmailing Baron Rejnach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cornelius Herz
Panama Canal
Baron Rejnach
Philippine revolt prompts urgent troop recall from Cuba
The captain general of the Philippine Islands appeals for troops to crush a Soolcos rebellion. A battalion of marines stationed at Ferrol for Cuba is redirected to Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Philippine Islands
Ferrol
Cuba
Manila
Bowling Results From Beverly League Night
In Beverly on March 12 the Knockabouts defeated the Y M C A with 1987 to 1861 while the Cabots beat the Vicis 2200 to 1985.
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Beverly
Scores From New England Baseball Cards
At Salem Salem 6 Providence 2. at Boston Boston 12 Lynn 2. at Pawtucket Pawtucket 12. Incomplete line ends with Pawtucket 12.
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Salem
Providence
Boston
Lynn
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Weymouth Clergy Press for Enforcing Liquor Law
Weymouth Board of Selectmen held a hearing with clergymen requesting stricter enforcement of liquor laws. The ministers urged monthly officer reports and targeted action in East Weymouth. They also proposed relocating the Town House to East Weymouth if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Board of Selectmen
Messrs
William Hyde
H. C. Alvord
Daniel Evans
J. H. McDonald
R. R. Kendall
Father Begley
Mr. Evans
Evans
House of Correction
Willis
Mr. Hyde
Weymouth Lauuiding
Mr. Alvord
South Weymouth
G. B. Bailey
A. H. Pratt
Wild rush to buy wheat at opening of Produce Exchange
New York March 12 wild scenes marked the opening of the Produce Exchange wheat pit as brokers crowded the floor to buy. May wheat rose to 617-8 cents per bushel after a government report showing farmers held less wheat than expected. Over 6,000,000 bushels traded in the first hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Produce Exchange
Bridgeport Aldermen Reject Charter Revision Report
The Board of Aldermen in Bridgeport Connecticut rejected the charter revision committee report 9 to 38 with two Republican defections. The panel favored the Swigs system for aldermen and education board, abolishing the council, expanding the aldermen to eighteen, minority representation, and civil service rules for fire and police. Opponents argued the plan was too radical and would raise election costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Board of Aldermen
Charter Revision Committee
Bostwick
Board of Education
Board of Councilmen
Spectacles dealer robbed and assaulted near Utica
Henry Stein of Fall River Mass a travelling dealer in spectacles was assaulted by two men on the outskirts of Utica tonight. He was robbed of a watch 40 in cash and wares and found unconscious in the road by a street car conductor. No arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Henry Stein
Fall River
Mass
Arrangements Under Way For The Silent Woman Play
Day the New York architect in Cambridge to oversee Sanders Theatre stage extension for Ben Jonson's The Silent Woman. He and Baker survey measurements and aim to create an Elizabethan style setting. Early notices show strong audience interest and possible capacity strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Jonson
Day
New York
Cambridge
Baker
Sanders Theatre
Gratitude from St Mary’s Infant Asylum Benefactors Named
The sisters of St Mary’s Infant Asylum thank numerous benefactors who aided the asylum over two years. Gifts totaled 2285 in 1893 and 4159.24 in 1894, with large gifts from Archbishop Williams Hugh Doherty Mrs Cunningham Rev James Lee Rev Father Rogers and Mrs M I Gavin.
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Sisters
St. Mary’s Infant Asylum
Archbishop Williams
Hugh Doherty
Cunningham
James Lee
Father Rogers
M. I.’. Gavin
General Peach
General Dalton
Colonel Bogan
John C. Mullally
Boston Pilot
Sacred Heart Review
Father O'Neil
B. F. Conlin
Driver Falls From Wagon on Washington Street
Luke Lyons, 39, of 111 Medford Street Somerville, fell from his seat on a team near Eus tis Street on Washington Street Highlands last evening around six. He suffered a severe scalp wound and concussion and was taken to City Hospital in an unconscious condition by H F Feeley and Julius Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Lyons
Washington Street
Highlands
Eustis Street
H. F. Feeley
Julius Adams
City Hospital
Lyons
Medford Street
Somerville
Boston District Electrical Medical Society Dinner Meeting
The Boston District Electric Medical Society held its regular meeting and banquet at the Thorndike last evening. A dinner was served at 8 followed by a discussion on A Practical Electrical Fad led by Dr. Nathan L. Allen with remarks from secretary P. BE. Howes and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston District Electric Medical Society
Thorndike
Nathan L. Allen
P. BE. Howes
Association
Public Health Committee Hearing on Dentistry Board Bill
Massachusetts lawmakers announce a public hearing of the Public Health Committee on March 14 at 10 20 a m in Room 184 at the State House Boston on extending the power of the Board of Registration in Dentistry. Chairman Isaac P Hutchinson presides with Clerk Albert C Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Public Health
Board of Registration In Dentistry
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Albert C. Smith
Ice Regulation Hearing Notice in State House
Commonwealth of Massachusetts announces a legislative hearing at the State House Room 124 on Friday March 15 at 10 o clock a m. Albert C Smith clerk of the committee presides and invites witnesses on bills regulating ice cutting for sale and preventing sale of impure ice.
State House Notice on Regulating Face Breaches
Boston March 11 1895 notice to the Legislature to regulate the sale of face breaches and compounds at Room 134 State House on Thursday March 14 at 10 o clock a m Isaac VP Hutchinson chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Public Health
Hearing on prisoner gratuity bill in State Prison
State House Boston on March 18 at 10 20 a m the Committee on Prisons will hear parties interested in a bill to authorize a gratuity for prisoners in the State Prison Room 150 at the State House George L Gage chairman William T Graham clerk of the committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Prisons
George L. Gage
William T. Graham
Boundary Line Hearing on Waltham Lexington Petition
The Committee on CITIES will hear interested parties on House No. 877 to fix the boundary between Waltham and Lexington. The session is at Room 152 State House on Tuesday March 19 at 10 30 a m chaired by Edward S Bradford with George H Newhall as Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On
Waltham
Lexington
Edward S. Bradford
George H. Newhall
Malden Wedding: Marion Parker Wed to John Woodruff
Miss Marion Ed wards Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Jabez P Parker of Malden and John Stitcher Woodruff of New York were married in a private ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev J W Wellman officiated the parlor ceremony with palms and Easter lilies. The couple plan to reside in New York after a wedding breakfast and a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Marion Edwards Parker
Jabez P. Parker
Summerstreet, Malden
John Stitcher Woodruff
New York
J. W. Wellman
D. D
Dill
Melrose
Wedding of Sid ney Kapland and Elizabeth Kasanof
Berkeley Hall hosted the wedding of Sidney Kapland and Elizabeth Kasanof with Rabbi Margolin and Rabbi Baron officiating. Rebekah Ciellson of New York served as bridesmaid. The cream satin bride wore pearl and orange blossom trim, followed by a late banquet and dancing past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Hall
Sidney Kapland
Elizabeth Kasanof
Michael Kasanof
Rabbi Margolin
Rabbi Baron
Rebekah Ciellson
New York
Installation of Rev Myron Tyler at Court Street Church
In Portsmouth on March 12 the Rev Myron Tyler was installed as pastor of Court Street Christian Church. The service featured sermon by Rev A Poste, charge by Rev H J Rhodes, pastoral charge by Rev J G Dutton, welcome address by Rev Alfred Gooding, and hand of fellowship by Rev J A Goss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Myron Tyler
Court Street Christian Church
A. Poste
H. J. Rhodes
J. G. Dutton
Alfred Gooding
J. A. Goss
Eliot Me. woman marked as oldest resident at 100
Portsmouth dispatch reports Thirsa Emery of Eliot Maine celebrated her 100th birthday in good health. She can read without glasses and has unimpaired hearing. Many townspeople visited and offered congratulations throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Thirsa Emery
Eliot
Lynn Hardware Firm Assigns to Jacob M Lewis
The Illinois A. May Company hardware and crockery dealers in Lynn assigned yesterday to Jacob M. Lewis of Lynn. Liabilities and assets are not yet disclosed but assets are expected to exceed liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. A. May Company
Lynn
Jacob M. Lewis
Explorer Baron Wiss Named East Africa Governor
Berlin dispatch reports Baron Von Wiss the African explorer has been appointed Governor of East Africa by the Tagezeitung. The announcement marks a notable shift in colonial administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
The
Tagezeitung
Baron von Wiss
East Africa
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