More Money Wanted For Mrs Hancock House Fund
The article reports on public pleas to raise the capital for a house gift to Mrs General Hancock, noting Mrs Hancock’s modest means and the original $2000 from Mr Corcoran with a target of $20,000. It covers committee efforts, donor hesitations, and confirmations of related political and civic actions, including needle duty debates and ministerial rumors.
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Hancock
National Fund
Hutchins
Corcoran
City Notes on Charities and Local Events
Last week's fair aiding the Home for Intemperate Women is expected to add at least 10000 to the treasury once all bills are settled. The Hollis Street Theatre event for the International Copyright Association should net about 500. Gospel temperance meetings begin Sunday at Printers Union Hall in Boston. City Messenger Alvar Peters receives a French clock for twenty years service, with floral tribute. Society of Arts at MIT features a paper on chemical analysis of drinking water and a Johnson heat regulating system display.
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No. 3
Park Street
Reed
Hollis Street Theatre
International Copyright Association
Printers’ Union Hall
Franklin Street
Boston
Common Council
City
Alvar Peters
Flower Show Prizes Awarded at Horticultural Mall
A large attendance at the Horticultural Mall flower show led to numerous prizes. Nathaniel T. Kidder won the Lyman plate for Indian azaleas, with Janes Sharkey and Thomas Clark securing multiple firsts and second places in azaleas and bulbs categories. William Martin, James Sharkey, John L. Gardner, A. W. Spencer, C. H. Hovey, and others received various named variety prizes for cyclamens, camellias, hyacinths, tulips, polyanthus narcissus, and more. Norton Bros. earned an Appleton medal for dendrobium nobile.
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Horticultural Mall
Lyman
Nathaniel T. Kidder
Soviety
Janes Sharkey
Thomas Clark
A. W. Spencer
James Sharkey
James 5Ackey
H. H. Hannewell
John L. Gardner
William Martin
Cinerarias
BE. W. Gilmore
Thomas Cark
E. W. Gilmore
W. C. Ward
S. W. Story
W. Nicholson
Sarah W. Story
C. H. Hovey
C. H.ovey
General Union of Holland
Nathaniel ST. Kidder
Edwin Fewkes & Son
Charles H. Hovey
Charles H Hovey
Edwin Fewkes
Wiliam Martin
John L
Charles H. T.ovey
W. A. Manda
J. L. Gardner
Harriss
J. Power
BE. M. Gill
Freesias
Appleton
Norton Bros
Brookline Citizens caucus names officers for town slate
The regular citizens caucus at Brookline last evening drew the largest turnout in town history. Officers nominated include Moderator Moses Williams and town clerk B. F. Baker, with selections for selectmen surveyors of highways board of health and other posts such as treasurer and collector George K. Worthley and school committee members W. L. R. Marvin J. Runckle and Charles J. Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Moses Williams
B. F. Baker
Board of Health
Yucker Daland
W. J. Bowker
J. B. Hand
A. L. Lincoln
Horace James
George K. Worthley
J. Anson Guild
William Lincoln
G. C. Brooks
W. E. Lincoln
C. A. W. Spencer
W.L. R. Marvin
D. Runckle
Charles J. Lincoln
The
Public Library
Charles D. Head
B. Fr. Baker
C. Soule
EB. C. Slovey
Walnut Hills Cemetery
Rev. L. K. Stowe
Desmond Fitzgerald
Willian Stearns
Bi D Wee Thompson
J. H. Bowditch
Sinking Land
C. H. Draper
J. MM. Wiitney
Water Board
Francis Uunnewell
W. ¥. Gross
F. Johnson
T. J. Murray
E. W. Reed
A. 8
Paige
Concert by Perkins blind pupils aids kindergarten fund
Last evening in Shot Hall Jamaica Plain pupils from the Perkins Institution for the Blind gave a concert to aid the Kindergarten for the Blind. The hall was full and the audience enjoyed the music while contributing to the fund toward a $100,000 endowment to secure the kindergarten’s future.
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Shot Hall
Jamaica Plain
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Kindergarten For
Beard on Protection Tariff Debate at Jamaica Plain
Hon. Alanson W. Beard argued against tariff reform, urging national scope and protection to sustain employment and home markets. He contrasted protected central industries with free trade, attacked Southern free trade influence, and urged shifting internal taxes to state needs while warning of wage and labor impacts.
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Jamaica Club
Jamaica Plain
Alanson W. Beard
F. H. Putnam
Mr. Beard
Massachusetts
New England
Congress
United States
Great Britain
France
Old World
Quincy
Free Trade Party
Free Trade
Garrison
North
South
Morgan
Calhoun
Davis
Old South
Committee On Ways and
Brooks
Boston
Nids
Committee On Ways and Means
House of Representatives
House
Canada
Des
Treasury
Continental Clothing House Announces Massive Closing Sale
The Continental Clothing House promotes a closing sale offering fifty cent dollar bargains on last year’s spring and summer stock plus extraordinary Sawyer Woollen Co suits. Large lots of all wool cassimere and velour finish designs in sizes 35 to 44, with prices from 6.50 to 10 per suit, plus boys suits at 2 and 2.50 and heavy wool trousers at 2 per pair. Purchasing by mail or in store, stock is rapidly reduced and sale runs through March 21 with samples available.
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River and Harbor Committee
Sawyer Woollen Company
Sawyer
New England
New York
Sawyer Woollen CO
Sawyer Woollen Cos
C.O
Lawyer Woollen CO
Oxford
Thomas Dolan
Dolan Company
Continental Clothing House
Continental Clothingg House
Supreme Court
Pennmons
Washington Street
Boston
Democratic House Members Dine at Parker's Hotel
About seventy five members of the House attended a luncheon at Parker's yesterday afternoon. Registered guests at the Tremont House last evening included Robert Shaw G H Lawshe H Barnum and W Schiatler of New York Alexander Shaw Balimore and W K Newhall Philadelphia. At Parker's were G M Klein and daughter Vicksburg Arthur Ciapia and wife Bangor A J Boardman Minneapolis Fre A Mavon Bridgeport Conn. The G A R campfire committee met at Young's last evening with guests W H Reed Montreal T H Twitchell Bath Me J R Vayior Philadelphia Charlies G Haskins Cha enzo W B Tremaine New York and W R Russell St John NB.
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Parker’s
Tremont Flouse
Robert Shaw
G. H. Lawshe
H. ©. Barnum
W. Schiatler
New York
Alexander Shaw
Balimore
W. K. Newhall
Philadelphia
Parker's
G. M. Klein
Vicksburg
Arthur Ciapia
Bangor
A. J. Boardman
Minneapolis
Minn
A. Mavon
Bridgeport
Conn
Young’s
W. H Reed
Montreal
T. H. Twitchell
Bath
J. R. ‘Vayior
Philadephia
Charlies G. Haskins
Chaenzo
W. B
Tremaine
Spring Custom Clothing At Simmons Co Sparks Surge In Orders
G W Simmons Co reports extraordinary demand for custom suits and garments. Work started March 5 and today orders await April delivery. Readers are urged to place orders promptly by visiting room 32 North Street or consulting the advertisement in the other column.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Simmons AX Co
Supreme Judicial Court session previews equity docket
The March 22 session of the Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth heard plaintiff and defendant counsel for Atlantic Cotton Mills v Indian Orchard Mills and then argued equity matters. Cases included Joseph Walara v Lavender guardian and First African Methodist Episcopal Society v Brown, with others noted as unfinished.
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Supreme Judicial Court For the Common Wealth
Morrow
Devens
C Allen
Stephen Lavender
Guardian
C. Steere
J. Wivard
H. W. Chaplin
First African Methodist Episcopal Society
Benjamin F. Brown
C. Moulton
A. J. Pratt
George P
Superior Court First Session March 22 Hawley v Hildredth
Court notes John L. Hawley as administrator alleges physician negligence in treating Bridget L. who died March 15 1884 and seeks loss of services and companionship. Attorneys for both sides named. Motions for new trials and bills of exceptions set for today. Third Session lists multiple cases in order.
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John L. Hawley
William Gaston
C. L. B. Whitey
A.A. Savout
H. G. Parker
Staples, J
Waldron v City of Lawrence Court Tosses Case for Defendant
Superior Civil Court Essex County reports no evidence of city’s ability in Waldron versus City of Lawrence and directs verdict for the defendant corporation. Court adjourned to Monday morning to hear pending titles and listings of cases for March 26 4657 with noted dockets including Finn Cavanagh Baddy Abbott Averell Russell Brown McCarthy and Chandler tied to Lawrence and Maine Railroad matters.
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Superior Civil Court
Essex County
Blodgetrt
J. J. Waldron
City of Lawrence
Bacon
Finn
City of Law
Cavanagh
Barrene
Bour
Baddy
Teper
Abbott
Kelley
Averell
City of Caa Meller
Russell
Lawrence
Same
Brown
Superior Court Roundup Middlesex March Guilty Verdicts
In Middlesex Superior Court on March 22 Thompson J Matthew Oliver of Sudbury faces charges for selling milk under standard with intent to sell, $50 and costs. Dennis Griffin of Lowell cited for liquor selling, $875. William Welch of Newton charged with assault on an officer, $60 and costs. Joan Draper of Natick linked to liquor nuisance, $100 and costs. Lucius Bent and Ida Doty of Sudbury found guilty on adultery in the first indictment count.
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Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Charles Carr vs Gibson Tweed trial in Middlesex County court
In Lowell, Charles Carr, a clerk, sues apothecary Gibson Tweed for malpractice over a prescribed remedy that worsened his eye condition. alleges improper filling and negligence. The case No. 3008 is proceeding in the Superior Court at Middlesex County on March 2, with Sherman presiding.
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Charles
Carr
Gibson Tweed
Lowell
Loss of Plaintiff Time Jury Trial Update
Proceedings list several cases before the court as the term progresses. Plaintiffs Lilly and G Poor appear for the plaintiff with J T Greenhalge for the defendant. The docket includes cases Sullivan v Foster, Allard Minehan, Hulke v Prince, Ross v Ordway administrator, Goodale replevin, Farrell v Metropolitan Life, Evans v Farmer. The judge notes the earlier trial likely won’t finish Friday and only these cases will occupy the jury this term, with court cases to follow.
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Lilly and
G. Poor
J. T. Greenhalge
Sulllivan
Foster
Allard
Minehan
Hulke
Prince
Ross
Ordway
Admi
Goodale
Replev
Farrell
Local Boston Admission Notice for Felix Raeckemen
Felix Raeckemen of Milton in Massachusetts district has applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court. Francisco E Fiske, Commissioner, issues the notice under Circuit Court rules.
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District OF Massachusetrts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Massachusetts
Felix Raeckemen
Milton
Francis 8. Fiske
United States Circuit Court
Four Arrested for Fraudulent Pearline Sale in Philadelphia
Charles Williams, Frederick Bangs and John ONeill were arrested by Officer John Krumwell after Friday’s raid on a fraudulent Pearline imitation. A magistrate heard the case Saturday, with testimony showing misleading packaging and claims that the product was Pearline. The defendants, deemed mere tools of others, were discharged on their own recognizance after promising to stop the activity. Meanwhile N G Wood & Son announce a removal and wholesale sale of remaining stock at greatly reduced prices.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Charles Williams
Frederick Bangs
John O'Neil
John Krumwell
Arties
Jackett
William Melloy
Messrs. N. G. Wood & Son
Washington Street
Local Names List Fragments from Winchester and Wilmington Notices
Fragmentary OCR reads names and places including Winchester Virginia Marion Bantz Craw Wilmington North Carolina Goodman Re Wilmington North Carolina Greenwall Pa. The readable items show a collection of individuals associated with listed locales.
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Winchester
Marion Bantz, Craw
Wilmington
Goodman, Re
Greenwall
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Magone
Br. Loring
George H. Bleloch
Springfield
Magss
National Needle Comany
Jilis
Ways and Means
Blelock
Pearson
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Custom House
George B. Loring
Aliddiegex
Loring
Hyde
Hoar
Burden
Chicago
Dr. Loring
Lodge
Mr. Jee
Charlestown
Republican State Committee
Penel Williams
Third Auditor’s Office
Maine
Treasury Department
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Williams
Illiams
Indiana
Thompson
SLGOV
FYOOV
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Shay
Cypbert H. Gillette
Keokuk
Cambridge
Garland
Sigourney Butler
Charles ‘Theodore Ruswell
Pierre
Pont Isham
Third Cavalry
Allison
Iowa
House Committee On
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Brookline Caucus
Kindergarten
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Treat
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Wheeler
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Midnight
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Dudley
Riley
Just Tickes
MIDDLESI_X
Angenette N. Mullet
Camurilge
Jusiah Brooks Mullet
Libellant
Josiah Brooks Mullett
Suffol
Justice and Equity
A. D
Angenette N. Mullett
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
A.D
Boston Post
Suffolk
Theo
Churd
Theo. C. Hurd
Salem
Essex
Ellen Hammond
Marblehead
Edward O. Hammond
Williamspurg
Edward O. Strammond
Williamsburg
Edward O. Haimmond
Edward
Hammond
County of Essex
Dean Peabody
Geo. R. Lord
Commonwealth OF Massachus
Emma A. Wilson
Hosea Wilson
Imma A
Minnesota
Lewiston
Hosea
Lottie M. Wilson
Georgie Rana Wilson
County of
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Chester HB
Graves & Sons
Paris
Baker’s
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
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Karrick
Beacon Street
Norman McDonald & CO
James Russell Lowell
Mt. Auburn
Newton
Watertown
Commonwealth OF Massachu Jsetts
Isaac C. Brewer
Said
Edward M. Brewer
Joseph N. Brewer
Moniday
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Jah George
Register
Massachus
Setis
Thomas S. Corey
Everett
Deloraine P. Corey
George M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
Neste
Ruth W. Prescopt
Sarah Prescot
Catherine McShane
Henry McShane
Admr
Hannah Stark
Charles Strong
Thomas Dean
State Street
Anamosa
M Galvin
Galvin & Shaw
Adlentown
Penn
L D Kranse
Beluimore
J A Lawrence
Lawrence, Berry& Co
Lalfiore
C Bafixs
Bangs
Bard & Co
Tribaltimore
S B Spragins
Spragins
Storer 4 Co
Big Davids
Mich
G H Reeder
Birmingham
Ala
Cawthorn
Cawthorn & Melntosh
Boone
C T Mason
Mason Bros
Cincinnati
J B Hickman
Hickman, Taylor & Co
Columbus
K Orr
J K Orr & Co
E M Phelps
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Cumberland
Memphis
Tenn
J M Goodbar
Goodbar & Co
Tre
Yvenn
W W Jackson
B Lowenatere
A Bros
Milwaukee
Wis
Meissner, Craw
Omaha
W F Monroe
Monroe Bros . Co
T C Else
Else & Co
Rogersville
A D Simpson
Simpson
Richmond
I Stern
Stern & Co
Putney
S Putney & Co
Tre Tichmond
R K Roberts
Roberts & Hoge
Rochester
L P Ross
Re. Stanton
Il Holliday
St. Louis
A W Allen
Claflin
Alien Shoe Co
St Louis
D H Schaffer
Schaffer, Swartz & Co
Ad. St Louis
C TH Smith
L Opel
G F Dittman Boot and Shoe Company
Rd. St Louis
Einstein’s Sons
St Paul
C H Kellogg
Kellogg, Johnson & T
S Oo
Foot
Schulze & Co
Tolelo
W B Taylor
American Hand Sewed Shoe Company
Wheeling
J W Amick
J W Amick & Co
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