Apple ton Chapel wedding seals Cambridge pledges
Miss Tabulah Greenleaf Abercrombie of Cambridge wed Professor Charles Henry Douglas in Apple ton Chapel Old Cambridge with Rev Alexander McKenzie presiding. Bridesmaids include Julia Paca Emma Taylor and M M Adams. best man George W. Douglass. maid of honor Winona Abercrombie. The couple left for a wedding tour after a reception at 42 Shepard Street. A separate Cambridge report notes a poisoning attempt by Jacob Stratton on Andy Dickerman, with Stratton arrested in Boston. Cambridge school board met. several teacher changes and appointments approved or tabled. a civil service reform meeting announced for Lexington.
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Appleton Chapel
Old Cambridge
Tabulah Greenleaf Abercrombie
Cambridge
Charles Henry Douglas
Keene (N. H.) High School
Alexander McKenzie
D.D
Shepard Memorial Church
Julia Paca
Baltimore
Emma Taylor
M. M. Adams
Boston
Kate Andrews
Rochester
N. Y
George W. Douglass
Winona Abercrombie
C. H. Taft
G. O. Ward
Worcester
R. G._ Abercrombie
Winchester
Douglas
Brooklyn
Shepard Street
North
Jacob Stratton
Andy Dickerman
Stratton
Brewery Street
Camriageport
Dickerman
Lane
Cambridgeport
Cambridge School Board
A. M. Barnes
Gilmore
Lelia A. Myrick
Thorndike
Harriet A. Townsend
Harvard
Emma S. Davis
Agassiz
Annie L. Reilly
Tarbell
Emily W. Strong
M Harvard
Evelyn J. Locke
Lexington
Cambridge Civil Service Reform Association
Charles Theodore Russell, Jr
Richard H. Dana
Revelations in Lynn Bank Scandal and Missing Boy Return
In Lynn the defaulting teller Edgar L. Swan faces rumors of stock manipulation in Thomson-Houston with claims of pressure to buy at 315 and a promised rescue that failed. Separately, Frank Fullerton, missing since June 4, 1887, returns home after a circumnavigating voyage from Boston to Havre via Philadelphia and Paris, ending with an emotional reunion.
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Lynn
Edgar L. Swan
Lynn National Bank
Thomson-Houston
Swan
Frank Fullerton
David Fullerton
Philadelphia
Meeting of the Boston Universalist Association
The Boston Universalists Association met at Cross Street Church Somerville with Rev A White of Cambridge presiding. The program included talks on Christ to me and church relation to evils, plus sermons and musical excerpts from local pastors and soloists.
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Boston Universalists Association
Cross Street
Broadway Congregational Pare
Somerville
Jine Brown
Mritus
Daisy Hoyt
Peader
Furmer
Boston
Flint Street
East Somerville
Ireland
England
Citizens Caucus in Brookline Lists Elected Officials
The Brookline citizens caucus last night produced tallies for many positions. Voters, including women, weighed school questions while results named a moderator Moses Williams town clerk Benjamin F Baker and other town roles. Funeral services for D M Garrett of Kent Street were held at his home yesterday at 12 30. Mr and Mrs J Gardner Curtis hosted a reception on Kent Street this evening.
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Citizens’ Caucus
Brookline
Moses Williams
Benjamin F. Baker
Bal pcHnee
Albert L. Lincoln, Jr
Tucker Dalane B. Hana
W. H. Bowker
H. James
Henrietta c. Codman
Elizabeth Cabot
George H. Worthiley
J. Anson Guid
R.G. F. Candage
William E. Lincoln
C. A. W. Boenonr
Gardner C. Brooks
Howard N. Brown
William Lincoln
Michael
Desmond Fitzgerald
W. B. Haseltine
Walnut Hill Cemetery
James H. Bowditch
Charles H. Stearin
D. M. Garrett
Kent Street
J. Gardner Curtis
Mrs. Margaret Macfarlane Buried in Mt Auburn Cemetery
The remains of Mrs. Margaret Russell Macfarlane wife of William G Macfarlane a New York lawyer who died in London England on the 4th were interred yesterday afternoon at Mt. Auburn cemetery A service in the chapel was led by Reverend William Lawrence and Reverend M Kellner Cambridge Episcopal Theological School officiating She was the daughter of Edward Russell of this city born here about thirty seven years ago
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Margaret Russell Macfarlane
William 8. Macfarlane
New York City
London
Eng
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
William Lawrence
M. Kellner
Cambridge Episcopal Theological School
Macfarlane
Dward Russell
Turkish and Russian Baths Open at Dr Flower’s Hotel Palace
The bath department at Dr Flower's new health palace on Columbus Avenue near Holyoke Street offers Turkish, Russian, and Roman baths. It boasts rich finish and complete service and is open to the public with an advertising schedule of prices and hours for men and women. All Columbus avenue cars pass by the location.
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Flower
Columbus Avenue
Holyoke Street
Dr. Flower
Ladd and Littlefield Nominated by Rhode Island Republicans
Rhode Island Republican State Convention in Providence at Music Hall nominates Herbert W. Ladd for Governor, with Enos Lapham renominated for Lieutenant Governor and Samuel H. Cross named secretary of state. Anti-saloonists influence noted. ex-Governor Howard urged unity. Delegates reaffirm pension and voting positions and endorse Harrison era national policy. Ladd, 45, a New Bedford native, heading H W Ladd Company, formerly a newspaper man.
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Provinence
R.I
Music Hall
Brayton
Burnham
C. L. Goff
East
Providence
W. J. Cozzens
Newport
Taft
William Ames
Herbert W. Ladd
Ladd
Enos Lapham
John J. Arnold
Warwick
Lapham
D. G. Littlefield
Littlefield
Samuel H. Cross
Westerly
Samuel Clark
Lincoln
Horatio Rogers
Rogers
Henry A. Howard
Mr. Ladd
Entraman
Davis
Howard
Harrison
Republican Party
Cleveland
Union
General Assembly
Ublicans
New Bedford
H.W. Ladd Company
House of White, Brown & Co
Boston
Banquet Among Tombstones Aids Marble Dealers in Boston
A banquet for nearly one hundred New England marble dealers was held at the Boston Marble Company on Thacher street. The mood was light as they discussed the trade and a proposed quarry trip to Rutland Vermont. Notable attendees included John D. Allan and representatives from Sheldon Marble Company and Consumers' Marble Company among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Marble Company
Thacher Street
New England
Provinces
Harrison
Redfield Proctor
Proctor
Washington
Marble Dealers
Boston
Stephen Masten
R. L. Sands
Rutland
John D. Allan
Sheldon Marble Company
Charles H. Sheldon
John A. Sheldon
Medical Monopoly Debate and Poisoning Cases Highlighted
Massachusetts considers a bill to ban practice of medicine by nonregulars under penalties. The piece cites Dr. Holt and the Massachusetts Medico Legal Society praising irregulars and warning of errors by regular physicians. It contrasts Garfield era medical debates with claims of Warner’s Safe Cure as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Daily Globe
Massachusetts
Holt
Massachusetts Medico-Legal Society
Bright
Globe
Garfield
Messrs. H. H. Warner & Co
Warner
American Insurance Company Boston Notice 1818 Capital
The American Insurance Co of Boston announces capital paid in and invested at 300000 dollars. They insure against fire and marine risks, not exceeding 100000 on any one risk, at No 45 State Street Boston. Policies issued in Sterling at George Cros Haw & Co London Francis Peabody President J W Field Secretary Renry S Bean Assistant Secretary.
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The
American Insurance Co
Boston
State Street
Crites
Messrs. George Croshaw & CO
London
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
Renry S. Bean
Public hearings on trolley power and City Hall lighting
City notices from Boston announce a public hearing by the Board of Aldermen on March 27 at 1 PM regarding West End Street Railway Co. overhead electric system. A second hearing on March 22 at 3 PM addresses installing an electric light plant in City Hall basement for illumination.
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City Hall
Board of Aldermen
Aldermen’s
West End Street Railway Co
James L. Hillard
Committee On Public Buildings
Court House
Register of Deeds
Homer Rogers
Annual stockholders meeting notices from Boston firms
Notices announce the American Bell Telephone Company annual stockholders meeting on March 26 1889 at 11 am at 88 Tremont Boston for officer elections and other business. Also Boston Protective Department and Corporators meet March 28 1889 to decide on continuing duties and budget with three directors elected. Forest Hills Cemetery proprietors meet March 25 1889 to elect a trustee and discuss increasing trustees from seven to twelve and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bell Telephone Company
Meionnon
Tremont Street
Boston
Dee Eustis Hubbard
Boston Protective Devariment
Act of Incorporation
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Water Street
Salt Corporation
Boston Protective Department
Osborne Howes, Jr
Forest Hills Cemetery
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Samuel C. Cobb
Board of Trustees
Arthur R. Potter
Local Name List Appears in Rockville Area Record
A long string of names and places appears, including A L Goodwin South Berwick James Kelley perenoia George E Chase Lawrence W E Higbeeee Proctor VI A G C Kinney Milford Sands ambdridee Wall & Sullivan Monc ter John J Love Webster Plymouth John Treat ex Mayor of Portsmouth N H David W Simpson H Millington W H L Webber Boston names Nason Furlong Dudley Weymouth Westerly James Fyffe Richard Power Kenny Bros Watson Gallagher East Milton John B Whalen George E Everett Natick C F Clark Chelsea Frank L Bailey Henry Bacon Joseph Goodwin & Co list continues Stedman Wentworth Seward Jones Caief Joseph Harris Marlboro Thoman Rehill Leighton Deering Me.
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Rockville
Conn
South Berwick
James Kelley
Perenoia
George E. Chase
Lawrence
W. E. Higbeeee
Proctor
A. GC. Kinney
Milford
Sands
Ambridee
Wall & Sullivan
Moncter
John J. Love
Webster
Robert Clark
Plymouth
John &. .Treat
Portsmouth
N.H
David W. Simpson
H. ©. Millington
W. HL
C.F. Clark
Chelsea
Frank L. Bailey
Henr Bacon
Boston
N. C
New Use for Dynamos in Scranton Discovery
Charles Nier of Scranton had a needle in his foot for a week. Surgeons failed to locate it. At the Suburban electric railway plant the foot was placed near a dynamo and the needle drew out in fifteen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
Charles Nier
Nier
Suburban Electric Railway
Warner's Log Cabin Plasters Market Leader
A selection among numerous plasters highlights Warner's Log Cabin Plasters as the best on the market due to its quality and effectiveness for general use.
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Warner
Boston Liquor License Notices From 1889 Public Board
The Boston Board of Police publishes license applications for intoxicating liquors in 1889. Applicants include William A. Miller & Co at 1285 Tremont and 2 Prentiss streets and Christine Berresheim at 1 Prescott Street among many others in Boston, with details on class, rooms, and cellars.
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Boston
William A. Miller & Co
Clas
Tremont Street
Prentiss Street
Thomas Ryan
Board of Police
Christine Berresheim
Prescot Street
Ee Board OF Pollice
Christine Berresh
Prescott Street
Eston
Board OF VoLtee
Thomas Norton & CO
Albany Street
Llampden Street
Neston
Michael J. Quinn & CO
Ruggles Street
Houston
Martin Gross & CO
Cabot Street
Board OF PoLick
William A. Whalen & CO
Guild Row
Roxbury Street
Thomas Wyan
WM. A. Miller & CO
Tremont
Prentiss Streets
Bostonn
Guildrow
Board of Poxtce
Michall J. Quinn & Co
Kremont Street
Lnggles Street
Malachi Kilducf & CO
Station Street
Gard
Board of Pollice
Malachi O’brien & CO
Hampden Street
Chadwick Street
Malach O'Hrien & CO
Chitaguick Airvet
Geld Honna
A . Thomas Ryan
WM. A. Miller &O
Iremont
Hoton
Board of Porter
JO 1N Hines
Quincy Street
Thomas F. Kinahan & CO
Trem Nn
Boston Liquor License Notices From March 21 1889
Notices list numerous Boston applicants for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors across multiple classes. Entries name JOHN E BURNS PATRICK MCGOWAN KANKAI JOSEPH ROWSSE LEADERS FRANK L HAZELTON BARBARA WORNER GONT LIEBRAU and others at addresses on Tremont Cabot Pynchon Vernon Swett and more. Board of Police Boston records March 21 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Bokro
Ponce
Bostour
John E. Burns
Ruggles
Cabot Streets
Boston
Thomas Ryan
Board OF Police
Patrick McGowan
Tremont Street
Bowner Street
Board OF Policy
John Rowssle
Pynchon Street
Board OF Pottne
Frank L. Hazelton
Chadwick Street
Yeoman Street
Patrick J. Ducey
Swett Street
Albany Street
Board OF Polce
John Terry
Longwood Avenue
John H. Greim
Agree Board OF Police
Ruggles Street
Cabot Street
H. & J. Pfaff
Patrick Fay
Adams Street
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News OF
Boston Universalist Association
Mrs. Macfarlane
Ladd and Littlefield
Rhode Island
Republican State Convention
Marble Dealers of
City Notices
City OF
Pemberton Square
Euston
John E. Svuillane & CO
Board OF Potter
Julia Howard
Harrison Avenue
Hannah Conday
Norfolk Avenue
G. F. Burkhardt
Parker Street
Poarl
Parker
Dward Habich
Cédar Street
Norfolk
Sat
Board of Potics
James W. Kenney
Las0
Ames W. Kenney
Michael H. Reddish & CO
Boarp
Police
Chanter
Michael H. Reddisil & CO
Horace M. Barlow & CO
John F. Doherty & CO
Northampton Street
Dennis Mullane
Boarb
Pontice
Allen Toohey
Board OF Folice
Ellen Toovery
Fremont Street
Board OF Perce
Julius
Dora Gerwien
Remount Street
Clara 8. Witherell
Daley Street
James Mitchell
East Chester Park
Board OF VoLice
Sheerin Bros
Boar of Pollice
Charles V. & Line Jalger
Boanp
Sophia Deckert
Hayes & Murvahy
Garrison Avenue
Board OF Pottee
Jacob Gass
Hoston
Patrick Mouqvan
Downer Street
Kankai
Sald Oston
Bb. Bernard & CO
Beano
William Jacobs
Thaddeus H. O'Rourke & Co
Washington Street
Isoston
Thoms Ryan
George H. Humphreys
G. Thomas Ryan
Frank Hubner
Charles V. & Line Jaeger
Sideoson
Beanp
Chipterig
Barbara Worner & Gontlieb Rau
Jeremiah J. McNamara & Son
Walpole Street
Thomas J. McDonough
Cunard Street
ST Ee Board OF Police
Rueter & CO
Terrace Street
Heath Street
A. J. Houghton & CO
Hayes & Murphy
Jon Murphy
Eustis Streets
Culding
WM. Seaver & Son
POLIC
Lsay
Michael F. Fallen
Michael O'Connell
Bogro
Porick
Henry Moe & CO
Eustis Street
James Murray
Plymouth Court
Kuston
John R. Alley
Aboago
C. D. Swaln & CO
Cape Eee Board of Police
James McCormick & CO
Conant Street
Board of Pottce
Board OF Potrier
Henry J. Lefevre & CO
Gurney Street
John Goode & Son
Centre Street
Highland Street
Boarpor Police
Otce
Heston
Board OF PoLrIce
George M. Potter
Adams Place
Winslow Place
Malachi Kil'uufef
Patrick Curley
Board OF Poitier
Frank Normlle
Ofton
New Board OF Porter
Frank Normile
Iremont Street
John J. Fannon
Hunneman Street
Board OF Polie
Notyce
Hanneman Street
Frank Fernekees & CO
Board OF Poolice
John Frederick Scrauth
William & Margaret Killion
Thaddeus HH. O'Rourke & CO
John Murphy
James Michell
Bostex
Sheerin Ros
Board of Poticy
Madern
Gorge E. Brown
Blue Hill Avenue
Boanrrd
Board OF Votice
Michael Carian
Zeigler Street
Board OF Pottes
Hunry P. Murphy
Henry P. Murphy
Henry Merten & CO
Soard
Boonrpd
Charles J. McCarty
Pyncho 1
Thomas Ryas
Michael Carlan
Zeigier Street
Board of Pounce
Henry Moers & CO
Kampden Street
Albert Whittum
Dudley Street
Pablic
Albert Whiteum
James Cullivan
Boanup
Bookp OF PoLice
John H. Maguire
Hampshire Street
Loston
Ryan
Charles P. Russell
PoLick
John J. Hall
Heath
Board OF Ponce
John F. Good & Co
Boardorf Police
Chayter
F. ©. Sturtevant
Hartford Conn
Aaron EK
GAY & CO