No Malice Intended As Defense Rest After Raymond Libel Case
In the Superior Civil Court Judge Barker presided over the $75,000 Raymond-Russell libel suit with the defense resting after witnesses including G. F. Soule and Charles W. Lowell testified on Raymond's credit, storehouse activities, and related transactions. Raymond’s rebuttal followed as the session ended with plans to resume next morning.
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Barker
Raymond-Russell
G. F. Soule
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Mercantile Agency of Wood & Co
New York
George J. Raymond
William A. Carey
Raymond
George H. Meserve
Callender, Bradshaw & Fulton
Butler Bros
Charlies W. Lowell
Blair Camera Company
E. Russell & Co
Selah
Mr. Raymond
Charles F. Thayer
W. F. Tobin
R. Washington
Lowell Brigg
James McCorkle
J. C. Melvin
G. J. Raymond
Clinton Street
S. R. Raymond
D. C. Donovan
Teamster
Nelson’s Crockery
S Wharf
Morse
Spero Street
Ames UC. Melvin
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Clinton St
Boston
George J. Raymond & Co
Lyman G. Case
Case & Dodge
Herbert E. R. Staples
Chelsea
Tremont Row
Butler
Washington Street
Stewart
Brett
Kanas City
Rett
John M. Fiske
Middlesex County
Mr. Butler
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Horace Partridge & Co
Hutchins
John N. Chapman
Chapman
Steward
Merriam
Partridge
Dow
Mr. Morse
Dabney
Mond
J. J. Henry
Boot and Shoe Commission
Henry & Hatch
Mercia
Merriazn
Donovan
T Wharf
Monstrat Viam essay on the Independent Cadets
The March Bostonian Society meeting featured Colonel Daniel S. Lamson presenting an essay on the Independent Corps of Cadets from 1741 to the mid-1800s. He recounted military and social roles, noting dinners, balls, and memberships shaping the corps, and urged new armory funding.
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Old State House
Curtis Guild
Daniel S. Lamson
Independent Corps of Cadets
General Gage
John Hancock
Hancock
Boston Light Infantry
Lamson
Bratte Street
Tremont House
Orpheus
Federal Street
Salem
Railroad policy spins future links among New England lines
A Providence dispatch notes actions in the General Assembly over cross ownership and track use by the New York and New England Railroad Company. Bills seek to allow using Boston and Providence and Providence and Worcester tracks from Valley Falls to Providence with own engines, while Old Colony Railroad objects only to protect its own business. The dispute plans to extend lines and issue 1000 mile tickets, signaling faster trains and expanded facilities across New England.
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General Assembly
New York & New England Railroad Company
Boston & Providence
Providence & Worcester
Valley Falls
Boston
Worcester
New York & New England Road
Qld Colony Railroad Company
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
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Providence River
India Street
Old Colony Railroad Company
New York, Providence & Boston
Old Colony Road
New York, Providence & Huston Railroad Company
Old Colony
New England
Taking Him to Task: What His Charge Against Andover Professors Means
A reader challenges Joseph Cook's accusation that Andover Seminary trustees and theology professors are morally dishonest. The piece argues that charging dishonesty on a broad scale ignores distinctions between contracts and trusts, warns against slander, and defends the integrity of the trustees and faculty while condemning the accuser's tactics.
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Andover
Mr. Alcott
Joseph Cook
Phillips Academy
Andover Seminary
Austin Phelps
Bangor
Brunswick
Boston
New Haven
Kansas
Dakota
Yale
Tolschkin
Philadelphia
Duluth Line Secures Prime West Superior Terminal Grounds
The Duluth South Shore and Atlantic road clinched prime terminal grounds with unmatched dock privileges in West Superior Wisconsin. The terminal purchase totals over 1 million dollars. The Chatham Railroad Company held its annual stockholders meeting to review quarter ending February 29 citing 4719 passengers and 704 tons of freight with gross earnings of 1082 dollars. Directors reelected were Marcellus Eldridge Osborn Nickerson Charles Bassett Alvin C Atkins and Collins Howes. Eldridge of Portsmouth New Hampshire was reelected president and Bassett clerk and treasurer.
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Duluth, South Shore
Osborn Nickerson
Charles Bassett
Alvn C. Atkins
Collins Howes
Heelater
Marcellus Eldrid¢’e
Portsmouth
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Letter from CuHan Starbuck Complains of Mental Strain
A fragmentary letter signed CuHan.is U. Starbuck of Andover notes a temporary aberration of intellect and signs the message with faithful regards. The unreadable snippet reflects personal concern over cognitive disturbance.
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U. Starbuck
Pantheism at Concord and the Concord School
Edwin D. Mead defends the Concord transcendentalists against claims of a conscious shift toward pantheism or evangelicalism. He argues Emerson and the group never changed front, Alcott never dominated, and Harris espoused theism. Mead contextualizes the movement within New England transcendental thought and its critique of orthodox theology.
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Alcott
Concord
Literary School of
New England
Iis
Concord School of Philosophy
Cook
Concord School
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Harris
Emerson
Hegel
God
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Immanuel Kant
Frent
Schelling
Hewel
Goethe
Germany
Cole
Browning
Jennyson
George Eliot
Carlyle
England
Lowell
Lowfellow
Whittier
Holmes
Hawthorne
Thoreau
Whipple
Howells
Channing
Parker
Edwin D. Mead
Boston
Mind over illness at YMCA lecture on Christian science
Miss Fanny Carlton Katches ler spoke at the YMCA hall on how mental healing uses absorbed thought to promote health. She urged concentrating on health, distrusting disease, and directing vital force inward to renew strength and reduce pain.
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Young Men’s Christian Association Hall
Fanny Carlton Katchesler
Public Legacies in Betsey Lang Will Prominent Bequests
The will of Betsey R Lang leaves public bequests totaling major gifts to religious and educational institutions. Bequests include $1000 to Congregational Church Tewksbury Centre $3000 to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions $4000 to the American Home Missionary Society $18000 to Phillips Church South Boston with income to aid poor Sunday school children and a $3000 bequest to its Young People's Society for Christian Endeavor plus a further $5000 to the church. The Home for Aged Couples Boston receives $2000 and the Young Women's Christian Society Boston $8000. Dartmouth College gets $6000 to fund Betsey R K Lang Scholarship, and $4000 is directed to a high school in Tewksbury Centre. George W Hunter of Chelsea is bequeathed $200 to the Old Ladies' Home of that city.
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Congregational Church
Tewksbury Centre
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
American Home Missionary Society
Phillips Church
South Boston
Young People’s Society For Christian Endeavor
Basset Whitney & Co Bankers and Brokers Ad
Whitney and Company at 72 Devonshire Street advertise as members of New York and Boston stock exchanges direct wire to New York. They buy and sell stocks and bonds for investors or on margin and deal in municipal and railroad securities.
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Boston
Boston Stocks and Markets Report Tuesday March 13
The Boston market opened amid a weak session with bank lending rates rising to 6 percent after a poor bank statement. Bond and stock totals edged lower year over year while key photos of Gulf Colorado Santa Fe and Atchison moved on speculation. January earnings for Chicago Burlington and Quincy showed a net loss, and Union Pacific faced a court injunction appeal.
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New York
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Reichsmarks
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Wall Street
Kidder, Peabody & Co
London
Eng
Atchison
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Galveston
Tex
W. B. Strong
I.as Burr
A.T. Nickerson
George Sealy
R. 5. Willis
Webster Snyder
W. Jackson
C. W. Smith
W. A. Frost
John M. Bird
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
United States Court
Nebraska State Board of Transportation
United States Supreme Court
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Manitoba
California Southern
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Chicago, Kansas & Wasters
New England
West End Railway
Old Colony
Boston & Albany
Central Massachusetts
Bell Telephone
New Kkngland
Hrie
Lamson
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Frenchman’s Bay
San Diego
Newport
Boston Land
Penobscot
East Boston
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Calumet & Hecla Produet
Bostov & Montana
Quincy
Kearsage
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Esse
Catalpa
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Bost. & Mont
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Bonanza
National
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Exchange
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Foote & French Offer for Sale Or Ry Nav Co Securities
Foote and French announce offerings of railway and navigation company securities in their Mt. 5s and Ist Mt. lists. Items include Pacific 2d Mt. gold 6s and Oregon Short Line Ist 6s, with 1925 to 1938 maturities noted for various issues.
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County List of March Transfers
Suffolk County records show numerous property transfers and mortgages on March 8 to March 10. Notable moves include Blake to McLaughlin on Washington street and Burrage to Coffin on Centre street. many parcels, square footage figures, and mortgage amounts are listed across Boston area towns.
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Washington Street
John G. Blake
John D. McLaughlin
Roxpury
Hannah Lynsky
Thomas A. Lynsky
Cherry Street
Charles H. Williams
William H. Riley
Wall Hill
Alyah A. Burrage
William Clarence Burrage
Centre Street
Abraham B. Coffin
Edith V. Burrage
George A. White
Mary A. Thayer
Georgia Street
Horace 8S
Shepard
Guardian
Michael McCormick
Bowdite
Court
Charles I. Curtis
Andrew A. Meyer
Meyer Street
Bricghton
Edward A. Foster
Alice McKinney
Shepard Street
Brighton Savings Bank
Horace W. Jordan
South
BosTon
William T. Eaton
John B. McNutt
Third Street
Eas
Joan McCormick
Susannah Wicks
Paris and
Marion Streets
Boston Savin Bank
Rivere
James McPhaill
Sarah E. McPhaill
Salem Street
Chelsea
George A Sawyer
Walter Bachelder
Broadway
Woodlawn Avenue
Charlestown
James D
Honora Scott
Medford Street
Mortgages Recorded on Local Properties
Maxmillian Strassel loans $500 to John N. Frohn for property on Reading street. Daniel R. Porter lends $500 to Caroline Peach for land on Shurtleff street Chelsea. Alpheus H. Hardy mortgages $15,000 on Brimmer street property to Rosalie M. Hutchinson.
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Maxmillian Strassel
John N. Frohn
Reading Street
Daniel R. Porter
Caroline Peach
Shurtleff Street
Chelsea
Alpheus H. Hardy
Rosalie M. Hutchinson
Brimmer Street
Settlement of Noble Maxwell will litigation affirmed
George S. Hale, ex executor, told Justice Field the relatives and heirs opposing the will had withdrawn their objections. Judge McKim’s decree admitting the will will be affirmed. The second item notes dynamite to break ice above Newburyport to prevent a sudden rush.
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Noble Maxwell
George S. Hale
Justice Field
Pridees
Newburyport
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