Amesbury Carriage Opening Draws Buyers and Dealers
Amesbury hosts a week long carriage fair drawing buyers and dealers nationwide despite poor weather. Over 150 registered at American House last Thursday and shipments reached 220 carriages on one train. Executives from Columbus Ohio and Detroit praise the display while visitors from New York and Washington inspect extensive inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerspury
Sprcrau
Amesbury
Great Northwest
C. D. Firestone
National Carriage Makers’ Association
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Kansas City
Detroit
New York
Hugh Johnson
Firestone
W. P. Kimball
Kimball Bros
A. L. Bates
A. M. Bates & Co
Boston
W. M. Clarkson
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail Railroad
William Downey
Washington, D. C
Howard Bros
Clinton
A. H. Adams
Milton
Day Armstrong
Belleview
Myron Burnett
Bethel
Samuel Pease
Frank True
Merrimac
H. B. Edwards
Columbus Buggy Company
E. M. Herness
Philadelphia
KE. M. Kearney
van ‘Fassel & Kearney
J. E. Douglass
C. W. Moses
M. W. Dunham
Ot. Goodell
W. T. Clarkson
George R. Gartner
G. H. Hardy
W. T. McClerman
Charles F. Shieler
J. R. Foster
T. A. Wells
Norwich
C. Bradley
Syracuse
N. Y
E. J. Lobdell
Hudson, O
G. D. Merrill
Cambridge
J. H. _ Wentworth
Hartford
Conn
Fr. K. Clark
Dover
N. H
F. O. Bailey
Wetland
John It. Hobbs
Northerwick
C. H. Ingalls
Butler
Salem
Dariington
West Chester
Penn
B. J. Perkins
Exeter
R. C. Taft
South Egremont
Charles F. Robinson
Lowell
A. F. Ramsdell
J. H. Barr
Frank Barr
E. F. Knight
Nashua
E. F. Brown
W. S. Russell
Ipswich
C. H. G. Miner
T. H. McKenna
CU. H. Briggs
Brockton
Otis Briggs
Middleboro
F. L. Atkinson
Newburyport
F. H. Appleton
A. M. Chase
W. J. Ruggles
W. T. Montgomery
George P. Lunt
H.S. Philbrick
W. H. Cassil
S. R. Sawyer
F. H. Drowne
William W. Smart
Board of Trade
Biddle, Smart & Co
Post
Shoe firm listings and agents across cities
A dense roll of salesmen and firms across multiple cities names agents from Moore and Co to Dreyfus and Co. The list includes J A Smith Altoona W Hi Fearey Chicago and many other representatives with firms in Baltimore Cleveland Louisville St Louis Philadelphia Richmond and Savannah among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
A Smith
Moore, Marsh & Co
Altoona
Penn
J R McKee
McKee & Co
Vennoxville
Tenn
E E McMillan
McMillan, Hazen & Co
Tre
J A Henson
Iaynes
Henson & O
Kalamazoo
Mich
Appledorn
Appledorn’s Sons
Lancaster
J M Davidson
Long & Davidson
Louisville
J Duveneck
Kreinhaus & Simon
Martin’s Ferry
Nashville
R Manier
G I Waddey
Menier & Son
Opis
J W Carter
Carter, Dunbar & 0
Omaha
Rochester
Shreveport
I Varren
Dreyfus & Co
Anne Hiaute
Ind
C Db Griffiths
Terre Haute Shoe
Qu. Dae
Harah
Craw
Wheeling
S Dug
Clack’s
City Notes Show Fragments of Meetings and Lectures
A Boston city page lists a Union Holiness Convention at Bromfield street Methodist Church starting Tuesday for four days with many speakers. Other events include Miss Julia A Sprague at Roxbury on Europe impressions, an essay by Miss G M Earle, a Unitarian temperance meeting at Kings Chapel, and an address by Richard H Dana on the Australian ballot system. A Little Big Horn cyclorama at Tremont Street was painted by E Pierpont and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromfield Street
Daniel Steele
L.J. Townsend
A. McLean
J. N. Short
G. A. McLaughlin
C. Munger
Hh. N. Brown
B. Pike
C. Cullis
Asbury Lowery
George M. Morse
L. Brengel
James H. Earle
Julia A. Sprague
Europe
Roxbury Woman Suffrage League
Mary F. Curtiss
Moreland Street
Universalist Sabbath School Union
Roxbury
G. M. Earle
Somerville
Kings Chapel
Unitarian Church Temperance Society
Associated Charities and Temperance
Zilpha D. Smith
Boston Associated Charities
J. Barrows
Christian Register
William
J. B. Thomas
Newton Theological Seminary
Boston
Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Arlington Street
Brooke Herford
Pete
N’s Christian Association
E. &. Randolph
J.B. Thomas
D.D
Newton ‘Theological Seminary
George Mc Donald
Kares Iiller
Arthur Burwil
R. McDonald
Percy J. J. Cooper
J. Stewart
Mendelssohn
Mr. Cooper
Mr. Stewart
O Tender
Lovin Shepherd
Gilbert
Messrs
Stewart and
Cooper
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Bir
Charlies A. Nussbaum
Swedenborgian Church
Paris
France
Jesus
Henry Hlofmannn
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
MR. Deming
Cuuren
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles Ames
Columbus Avenue
Dr. Eddy
Christadelphian Bible
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
Holy Comunion
Berkeley
Marlboro Street
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
Lake
King’s Chapel
The
William J. Nichols
Mission Council of St. John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
Sr. Hall
Osborne
Music Hall
C. E. Ameron
Springfiel
Mass
Citizens’ Committee of One Hundred
New England
Oto South Churci
Third Church
George A. Gordon
Pease
Malden
Copley Square
Edward A. Horton
Souh Congregational Church
Exeter Street
Dr. Hale
Tremont Temply
Emory J. Haynes
Merchants' Week subscription drive for Boston retail firms
Fourteen hundred ninety Boston firms join or pledge to join the Boston Merchants' Week Association with a March 26 deadline A three dollar subscription is required per firm and must include the firm name and line of business The list shows numerous categories from crockery to dry goods and banking firms with Howard W Spurr as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Merchants’ Week Association
Howard W. Spurr
Commercial Street
John Foster
Henry L. Pierce
Bates & Barnet
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Jales & Lehy
Fores & Roberts
F. Robbins & Co
J. W. Woods, Crockery
Abram French & Co
Norcross, Mellen & Co
Morey, Churchill & Morey
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Carter, Carter & Kilham
James W. Tuits
Theodore Metcalf & Co
Paver
A. L. Tribble & Co
Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation
Theodore Pinkham
Pulsifer
Jordan & Pratt
Stone & So
Day, Callahan & Co
Isaac Fenno & Co
Miner, Beal & Co
Rhodes, Ripley & Co
Smith, Whiting, Connor & Co
Springer Bros
A. Shuman & Co
Blake & Ste
Magee Furnace Company
Walker & Pratt Manufacturing Company
E. T. Cowdrey & Co
Skilton, Foote & Co
Benton, Caverly & Co
W. G. Bell & Co
Charles A. Baldwin & Co
Simpson, McIntyre & Co
John P. Squire & Co
Fruit Alexander Bros. & Co
Blake & Ripley
Lord & Spencer
Charles Lawrence & Co
F. M. Leonard
Bigelow & Dowse
Robert M. Diaz & Co
Frye, Phipps & Co
Ames Plow Company
Parker & Wood
Boston Confectionery Company
Walter M. Lowney
Fish—Caswell, Livermore & Co
N. D. Freemane& Co
L. M. Haskins & Co
R. H. White & Co
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
Claflin, Larrabee & Co
Lally & Collins
Walker, Stetson & Sawyer Company
Frost & Adams
Masten & Wells
Otis
Neal
New England Mutual Accident Association
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Royce & Gol
Royal Baking Powder Company
Sawyer Crystal Blue
Boston Globe
Wilbur Sons
Oseph Burnett & Co
Boston Post
Demonstration for Parnell Defence Fund at Boston Theatre
A grand Irish National League event to aid the Parnell defence fund will take place at the Boston Theatre on Sunday March 31. Hon. P A Collins will preside and Congressman McAdoo will deliver an oration. A sacred concert precedes the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish National League
Parnell Defence Fund
Boston Theatre
P. A. Collins
McAdoo
Dinsmore Falls From Train Near Berkeley Street
About 8 o'clock last evening S. E. Dinsmore, intoxicated, leaped from a moving Old Colony railroad train near Berkeley street. He was taken to City Hospital and remains unconscious with possible skull fracture.
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S. E. Dinsmore
Old Colony
Berkeley Street
City Hospital
Kidney Disease Symptoms Warned By London Professor
Frederick Tf. Roperts of University College London notes headache dizziness bronchitis lung inflammation and digestive upset as common kidney disease signs. Warner's Safe Cure is promoted as removing the cause and restoring kidney health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tf. Roperts
University College, London
Eng
Royal College of Surgeons
Warner
Paine Furniture offers cedar chests at $13 each
The Paine Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street advertises cedar chests for 13 each, down from 16. The claim states these chests are cheaper and as effective as higher priced rivals, with ornamental construction, casters, and sixteen cubic feet of storage space.
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Paine Furniture Company
Canal Street
Sawyer's New Spring Suitings Offered at $8 Per Suit
The Sawyer Woollen Co line of 7000 suits is showcased in our store on March 20 in Single-breasted coats for men sizes 34 to 44. These are new goods not used, priced at $8 per suit, half the typical $15 retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Woollen Company
New England
Sawyer Woollen CO
Continental
James Pyle
New Yorld
Sawyer Woollen Co introduces new wool suitings and styles
Sawyer Woollen Co announces new styles produced in their own rooms within 60 days. The lot features 600 pieces of Pure All-Wool Spring Suitings in a medium dark black and white plaid suitable for immediate use. A lighter broken plaid option is offered in single breasted sack coats at a phenomenally low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Putnam Woollen Co
Bargain Suits Hit Low Prices Across Men and Boys Lines
Advertised offers tout $8.00 suits for men from Sawyer line with a two week stock window. Lot 5 features 100 Fine All-Wool Cheviot Sack Suits by Burlington Co. for men 34–42. Boys tailors sell 4–13 year olds’ All-Wool and Norfolks from $3.50 to $8 with Beloved Lenox Mills lines and multiple styles, samples available by mail.
Continental Clothing House Sale on Wool Pants and Suits
Fresh all wool knee pants for boys and children priced from 50 cents to 2.50 per pair. Boys and youths suits offered from last season values 10 to 14 dollars now 7 dollars. Sample garments mailed for examination with return at our expense if not satisfactory.
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Boston
Continental Clothing House
United States
Supreme Judicial Court Proceedings Include Several Appeals
The March session lists cases for Foley versus Pettee Machine, Gould versus Stein, Sarabh Aldrich versus Mercantile Mutual Accident, and Gellis Printing versus Caleb Chase. Equity docket items Nos. 603 562 663 566 569 581 582 587 590 await Monday action. bar meeting on Sidney Bartlett death set for Saturday at 10. Guardian J R Bullard seeks to open accounts of executors and trustees in Simmons estate. master to report on jurisdiction and questions raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morrow
C.J
Fiero
Sarabh
J. Aldrich
Mercantile Mutual Accident Company
J. H. Benton, Jr
A. A. Maxwell
A. E. Avery
Gellis Printing Company
Caleb Chase
Sidney Bartlett
John R. Bullard
Guardian
Edward A. White
John Simmons
Simmons
Factory accident injures worker with knife discharged
In a case from a defendant's factory a knife from a moulding machine struck a worker on the back of his left arm, cutting flesh and breaking the arm. The defendant denies liability. The docket lists various trials and defendants including the Halifax Steam Navigation case and local actions for personal injuries with jury deliberations and adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. KE. Pillsbury
Fran Aul
Sherman
Halifax_ Steam Navigation Company
George B. Lombard
Boston
Halifax
N. S
Custom House
E. P. Carver
Fred Dodge
Continental Clothing House Largest New England Clothier
Continental Clothing House stands as the region's largest wholesale and retail clothing firm in New England offering a wide selection for trade and public customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Trial List Shows Two City Contested Cases Continued
The docket records two continued trials against the city. Case 3416 Bardwell C Brown v George F Libby proceeds with Pratt and Quinn for the plaintiff and Marshall and Hamblet for the defendant. Case 3428 Haskell v Bryant is postponed to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardwell C. Brown
George F. Libby
Plantiff
Pratt & Quinn
Marshall & Hamblet
Haskell
Bryant
Thompson Donlan and others face Middlesex Court sentences
Superior Court, Criminal in Middlesex County Cambridge on March 22 handed Andrew F. Thompson of Waltham ninety days in the house of correction for disturbing the peace. Joan Delany of Hopkinton received three months for attempt to escape. Daniel Redding of Lowell fined fifty dollars plus costs for liquor keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Cambridge
Thompson J. Andrew F. Donlan
Waltham
House of Correction
Joan Delany
Hopkinton
Daniel Redding
Lowell
Sawyer Rice vs Rufus Holman Personal Injury Suit
Superior Court first session records a case caption Sawyer Rice versus Rufus Holman No 8576 an action to recover $10 000 for personal injuries arising from an on the job incident with plaintiff claiming injury while employed against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrop
William G. Cody
New York & New England Railroad Company
Milford
Franklin
B. Allen
J. F. Wheeler
H. Eugene Bolles
8. M. Saltonstall
Superior Cour
Essex County
Lawrence
Drwey
Martin Carey, Jr
Arlington Mills
Laintiff
John P. Sweeney
C. A. de Courcey
Magloire Bolduc
Edison Electric Iluminating Company
A. C. Stone
Tutlow
Superior Court
Blodgett. J
Sawyer Rice
Rufus Holman
Griffin vs Lowell and Dracut Horse Railroad on trial
In Middlesex Superior Court Dennis Griffin sues Lowell and Dracut Horse Railroad Co for civil damages after a horse car ran off track and struck a team, injuring the driver who sprained his wrist. The trial, before Judge Mason, ended without a verdict yesterday. George F. Richardson and Peter F. Fay represent the plaintiff. Marshall and Hamblet defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Lowell
Mason
Dennis Griffin
Lowell & Dracut Horse Railroad Company
George F. Richardson
Peter F. Fay
Marshall & Hamblet
Superior Court Docket List for March 22
The docket lists multiple cases including perjury and adultery verdicts, guilty pleas for fraud and milk law offenses, and numerous larceny and embezzlement matters. Notable entries include McCarty discharged on recognizance and John Doyle et al cases, with whey and milk law prosecutions against several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Stargius
J. Eugene McCarty
James F. Connors
John Lake
Glen Falls Insurance Company
Commonwealth
John Doyle
Same
Gray
Ross
Shaw
Saime
Angell
Milk Law
Smyth
Blackmore
Drummery
Sale
O' Hare
Martin
Samme
Miller
Pond
Bailey
Carlson
Va. Ware
Probate Court lists diverse accounts in Suffolk County
McKim J presides over March 25 returnable list listing accounts and petitions in probate matters. Trustees, administrators, guardians, and executors file first to final accounts, adoptions and name changes, embezzlement complaints, and real estate sales with bondholder and heir beneficiaries noted.
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Suffolk County
McKim
Calvin Allen
Sidram Alison
Stewart Dudley
Elizabeth Bb. Andrews
Lewis B. Bailey
Richardaker, Jr
Ken M
John H Burgess
Henry Carney
S. A. WW. Devens
Samuel A. Devens
Lestate
Oliver
Mary F. Emerson
Samuel Faics
Margaret Fay
James Fay
Richard Fletcher
Charles L. Flint
Ann F. Glover
Daniel Hartnett
Josephine Horton
J. Dudley
Rose Hannrahan
Michel Hanrahan
Bridget Howard
Owen Howard
Alexander HH Jeuiings
Albert L. Kilham
John Kelly
John L. Leavitt
Ann Lee
William
Lee
Samuel K. Lothop
Davis
Mayo
Margaret McDonald
James sicGrath
Francis Murphy
Mary O’connell
Mary Lahy
Eliza H. Otis
Kusice
James W. Paige
H. W. Lawrence
J. W. Paise
Luther Parks
Luza Perry
Carl Wrufer
Joanna Kegan
Magnarei
Reid
George Woods Rice
Franklin D. Reed
Lucretia A. Cullis
Maile C. Mallory
Otis Robins
Lindley Royce
Franklin C. Shedd
Michael H. Simpson
Rebecca C. Scudder
Julia M. Lord
Helen Deely
Mary
Snedan
John J. Soren
William Sturzess
Kien S. Dixey
Saine
Mary Lappan
Same
Caroline Lappan
Susan UH. Swett
Thomas L. Winthrop
Delia Tarbell
Eliza C. Taylor
John Tayloe
Sus J. Coney Thatcher
Hkenjanin Thaxter
Nancy Weld
Mary E. K. Willard
Charles Wells
Elizabeth W. Cook
Ambrose H. White
Harriet R. White
Emma
Nancy Barnett
William H. Carr
Miller
Lawrence Toomey
Robert M
Insolvency Court Adjournments And First Meetings Listed
The Insolvency Court adjourned third meetings in multiple cases with various discharge outcomes and adjournments to dates like Oct 18 and March 29. First meetings note signees and assignees appointed in several cases including Folsom, Wiles, Fisk, and Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney K Crow & Co
Melville KE. Webb
Solomon
Polimer
Sackheim
K. Huntley & Sons
Louis Tinks
Charles J. Loring
Brigham & Sawyer
W. C. Pope & Co
Ira A. Aoe
J. Henry Stevenson
Kenny
Young
Sherburne
Griffits
John PD. Folsom
Alden E. Wiles
William C. Fisk
Frank C. Davenport
John J. Fitzpatrick
Italian suspect ordered to recognize for grand jury
Giuseppe Mottola, arrested on a charge of attempting to commit arson at 6 Thatcher Court, was ordered to recognize in the sum of $2000 for his appearance before the grand jury. Rodolph Badinger’s larceny case, involving 260 leather sales, was continued until today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter
C.J
Forsaith and
Curtis, Jr
Guiseppe Mottola
Thatcher Court
Rodolph Badinger
Origin of Uncle Sam and related phrases in U S history
Speculation on the origin of Uncle Sam traces the wartime joke about Elbert Anderson and Samuel Wilson, who inspired the name after pork barrels marked U S. The tale becomes a lasting national phrase alongside Tippecanoe and Log Cabin, cited by historians and echoed in later commercial uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
United States
Great Britain
Elbert Anderson
New York
Troy
N. Y
Samuel Wilson
E. A
U. 8
Wilson
U. S
Sam Wilson
Sam
John Frost
Boston
Republic
H. Warner
Warner
16 Year Old Camden Man Detained on Steamer with Pistols
Herbert Small of Camden Maine aged 16 was arrested after stepping off a Bangor steamer. Police believe he planned to fight Indians. Five pistols, cheap novels and cigarettes were found. he will be sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Small
Camden
Bangor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington
Edith Ingalls
Boston Association
Juse, Freeland, Loomis & Co., Proprietors
Meltons
Saxony
Putnam Woollen
Gentael
Pontoosuc Woollen Co
Dover, N. H
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Congress
Sawyer
Burlington Woollen Co
Chilren
Lenox Mills
United States Circuit Court
F. A. Brooks
J. G. Stetson
Woods
Harris
Apat
Chartender
Cars
Apes R
I Seeree
Abbott
Morandi
Stetsoh
Gaffney
Brown
Harrington
Mclntire
Roberta
Hunting
Downer
So. Bos
Spence
Paul
Ton Iee
Janeane
Washington and Boylston Sts
Wild
Wolf
Healey
Ball
Finn
Francis
Samie
Kelly
O'Brien
O’ Neill
Foley
Caine
Smith
Raeder
Clark
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