Cousins contest will of East Braintree widow for Thayer Academy
About fifty cousins challenge the 1891 will of Mrs. Sarah W. Glover who left nearly 1 million to Thayer Academy for a gym and chemical lab. Grounds are undue influence and alleged mental incapacity. Hearing before Judge White in Sears Building adjourned without day.
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Sarah W. Glover
East Braintree
Thayer Academy
Braintree
George W. White
Norfolk County
Sears
John E. Sanford
Taunton
Russell
Francis E. Lond
Weymouth
Eliza L. Howe
South Weymouth
Sarah P. Loud
Anna S. Raymond
Harriet T. Loud
Sophia Bullard
Francis H. Raymond
Boston
Samuel Raymond
Lowell
Asa French
HK. C. Bumpus
Long
Asa P. French
Suer
Lombard
Old Merchant Amos G Thompson Dies in St Paul
Intelligence reports the death of Amos G Thompson in St Paul on the 7th inst. He was a Boston merchant, born in Vermont, former partner of M S Lincoln Co, and long a St Paul visitor. Aged nearly eighty four, he was a respected Suffolk Club member.
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St. Paul
Amos G. Thompson
Boston
Vermont
M.S. Lincoln & Co
Suffolk Club
Sideboard ad highlights Paine’s Furniture Company
A humorous Victorian tone urges hospitality and advertises a sale on a $60 sideboard for $35 at Paine's Furniture Company, 48 Canal Street, promising readers attention to the dining room centerpiece.
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Paine
Canal Street
Dreadful psoriasis cures after remedies
Rosa Kelly of Rockwell City Iowa recalls a long battle with a severe psoriasis that began on the left cheek and spread over the body. She credits Cure Cure Resolvent Cure Cure Soap and Cuticura remedies with restoring hair and eyesight after a costly, painful ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Kelly
Rockwell City
Iowa
Cuticura Resolvent and Cure Promises Skin and Blood Repairs
The advertisement touts Cuticura Resolvent as a blood purifier clearing impurities and poisons, CuTicuRA as a skin cure, and CUTICURA Scar as a skin beautifier. It claims thousands cured of severe skin shedding, cracked and bleeding skin, intense itching, and hair loss, asking what other remedies have achieved similar results.
Public Appeal for Funds to Aid Massachusetts Cruelty to Children
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children issues a public appeal seeking a larger permanent fund and increased annual donations to expand work across the state. It cites 1891 cases affecting 4700 children, outlines 1892 expenses about 17000 dollars, and requests subscriptions, an annual member base, and contributors, with remittances to treasurer Charles Folien Atkinson in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
John F. Andrew
William P. Atkinson
William G. Brooks
John R. Bullard
Parkman Blake
Margaret R. Chapman
Charles E. Grinnell
Solomon Lincoln
John Lowell
George W. Leverett
Maria Murdock
Lucy Parsons
George Putnam
Charles M. Reed
K. A. Samuels
Oscar H. Sampson
Ellen M. Tower
Winslow Warren
William F. Weld, Jr
Joseph
Charles Folien Atkinson
Boston
Mass
General orders for St Patrick's Day parade issued in 1892
The city announces detailed marching plans for the St Patrick's Day parade with over 3000 paraders. Orders specify formation points on Arlington Newbury Commonwealth and Seacon streets, 11 am start, governor and mayor reviews, and marching route from Beacon Street to the Common. Chief Marshal Dolan directed with staff officer Scannell and Joan Dean signing.
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Arlington
Newbury Streets
Commonwealth Avenue
Seacon Street
Marshal Dolan
Arlington Street
McCarthy
Newbury Street
Somerville
Widows’ and Orphans’ Society
Marlborough Street
Erir
A. O
Boston
Brookline
George Casey
C. F. Doherty
John Dolan
Beacon Street
State House
Beacon
School
Washington
Boylston
Tremont
Shawmut Avenue
Camden
Concord
Harrison Avenue
Broadway
Dorchester Avenue
Fifth, D
Federal
Kreeland
Hanover
Endicott
Thatcher
Charlestown
Haymarket Square
Merrimac
Stamford
Green
Chambers
Cambridge
Charles Streets
Joan Dean
R. F. Scannell
Fruits and Flowers Exhibitions Set by Massachusetts Society
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society outlines 1502 exhibition dates including Spring on March 22 28 24 and Op Rhododendron Show June 4 and two June dates for Zose and Strawberry Exhibition Sept 6 7 8 and 9 and Fruits and Vegetables shows on Oct 4 5 and 6 and Nov 8 9 10 and 11. Prizes total 387550 with 1020 more offered prospectively for plants flowers fruits vegetables gardens and greenhouses.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Eneneny
Typhus On The Steamer Gellert From Hamburg
A case of typhus fever is reported at Ellis Island on the steamship Gellert which arrived from Hamburg Saturday. After two days in quarantine to observe seven suspected measles cases, the ship was cleared to New York. The vessel carried 801 steerage passengers and the contagion is said to have risked spreading to the immigrant bureau due to a blunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Island
Gellert
Hamburg
Press Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting Yesterday
At yesterday's annual Press Club meeting officers were elected including President Edwin B. Haskell and First Vice President James P. Frost. Other officers named were Secretary William F. Murray Treasurer George M. Whitaker Financial Secretary E. J. Carpenter and directors Walter S. Barnes Jr William Baker Frank C. Krownell Frank Ve page on CG Frank Rice Charles H. Taylor Jr and C A Loring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Press Club
Edwin B. Haskell
James P. Frost
William F. Murray
George M. Whitaker
E. J. Carpenter
Walter S. Barnes, Jr
William Baker
Frank C. Krownell
Frank Ve Page
Frank Rice
Charles H.taylor, Jr
C. A. Loring
Fire destroys Duval Hotel in Jacksonville
Early today a blaze broke out at the Duval Hotel at Forsythe and Hogan streets in Jacksonville. The building and furniture, valued at 45,000 dollars, were destroyed. owned by J. S. Turner of Bronson Florida, with 15,000 dollars insurance on the property.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Duval Hotel
Forsythe and
Hogan Streets
J. S. Turner
Bronson, Fla
Turner
Evening High School Teachers Dine at Quincy House
Twenty five Evening High School teachers for the past season dined at the Quincy House last night. Principal Isaac F. Paul presided with Ralph B. Bartlett as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy House
Isaac F. Paul
Ralph 8. Bartlett
Boston Republican city committee meets Friday to debate rules
A meeting of the Republican city committee of Boston is called for Friday evening to act on amendments proposed to last year s committee rules. They will elect five vice presidents. The changes are minor, radical amendments having been defeated in the sub committee. If pressed in the full committee a lively time is assured.
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Republican City Committee of
Boston
Man Fleees Adirondack Railroad Squalor in Snowbound Night
Lyons New York March 15 John Stillson a black man told Police Justice Carver he was 19 from Knoxville Tennessee. He described being hired with about 100 others at 126 dollars a day to work on the Adirondack railroad. They were quartered in a frigid shanty with poor provisions and overpriced company goods. A sub-contractor withheld wages and workers fled in the snow. Italians left and four were shot by the boss while others froze to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poormasters
Stillson
Hey
Tremont Row Scandal Exposed By The Post Flashlight
The Post's flashlight exposed dissolute loafers and foul language in Tremont Row, spurring police to remove a persistent nuisance. Last night contrasted with a week ago as officers kept watch to deter looting and unrest. The paper vows to continue shining light on streets neglecting public decency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Row
Post
No Need For Massachusetts Anti Cigarette Law
To the Editor of the Post the writer argues against a proposed Massachusetts act banning cigarette sales. They contend cigarettes are not deadly when used in moderation and cite Professor James F. Babcock's tests showing tobacco only, with wrappers free of arsenic or lead. The piece condemns puritanic laws and urges defeating the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
James F. Babcock
Babcock
Waldo Adams Will Filed in Suffolk Probate Court
The will of Waldo Adams is filed in Suffolk County Probate Court. No public bequest is made. all property passes to his wife with a sum noted for support to one beneficiary, date and purpose not stated in the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo’ Adams
Suffolk County
Alexander v. Wheeler
Carnot signs the commercial reciprocity accord
Paris courts report that on March 15 President Carnot signed the commercial reciprocity convention with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnot
Paris
United States
Liquid Food credited with restoring health and strength
A series of testimonial letters from users in Providence Huntington Andover and Boston praise Murdock's Liquid Food. Patients claim digestive recovery, weight gain, improved stamina, and lung or rheumatic relief after long medical failures. Endorsements describe dramatic improvements and gratitude to the company.
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Providence
Emma H. Dyer
Welcome Avenue
Andover
Mass
Gir
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Quincy
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Gilbert
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Nathan T. Robinson
Price
Curtour
Soar
Rbsolvent
Potter Drea and Chemical Corporation
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E.F. Weyer
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SMILE
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Exchange Building
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Tfompadou
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Peaceful Valley
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