Tribute to Sidney Bartlett Suffolk Bar Honors a Century-Long Lawyer
The Suffolk bar met in the Supreme Judicial Court to memorialize Sidney Bartlett a 90 year old and nearly seventy year member of the bar famed for relentless preparation and legal mastery. Speakers praised his loyalty to the court and his deep study that shaped both MA and U S law, recounting his early life and lasting influence.
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Supreme Judicial Court Room
Suffolk Bar
Sidney Bartlett
William G. Russell
Barnett
Massachusetts
Bar
Bartietti
Hns
Supreme Judicial Court
Mr. Russell
Artlett
Bartlett
Martha’s Vineyard
Judge Curtis
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Courts
E. R. Hoar
Sidney Barnlett
Aawyer
Causten Browne
George
Hale
Burnett
Matthew Hale
Michael Angelo
the Common Pleas
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Harvard
Samuel E. Sewall
Court Street
Eaton
Choate
Slater
New Hampshire
No. 16
Caio
Cicero
Cato
Harvard Ath Association Winter Meet at Hemenway Gym
The second winter meeting and first ladies day at Harvard Athletic Association occurred Saturday in Hemenway Gym. Events included bantam sparring, horizontal bar, fencing, running high jump, flying rings, and tug of war with a large crowd of spectators.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Hemenway Gymnasium
H. S. McPherson
J. P. Lee
S. Dexter
W. F. Pillsbury
J. Malcom Forbes
Charles Harty
Gloucester
Ryan
Puritan
Mr. Forbes
Francis Stone
New Bedford
Harty
Dorchester Yacht Club
Nahiant
Ohe
Country Club
H. A. Allan
State Street
Yegatts Committee
Corinthian Yacht Club
Athletic Club
Fisk Warren
R. B. Metcalf
Centleman
Warren
Metcalf
Lawrence Curtis
Lewis Couch
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Association
Swords Drawn Over Maine Speakership and Mugwump Talk
News from Washington notes Maine rivals Blaine and Reed shaping the speakership with Blains’ allies favored for Portland posts. Reed backs cleaner candidates Milliken and Leavitt, while Dow and Bigelow face opposition. Senator Hoar’s Mugwump stance on Glasgow and the timing of posts stirs comment as classifications and finances loom. Concerns about post office staffing and a possible supplementary appropriation round out the political maneuvering.
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Washington
Tom” Reed
Blaine
Maine
Reed
Augusta
Congress
William Walter Phelps
Willamd
Lannon
Illinois
Cannon
Mr. Reed
General Anderon
Portland
Weston F. Milliken
Fred N. Dow
Railway Mail Service
J. M. Leavitt
William Bigelow
Milliken
Dow
Remembering Mr Bartlet A Lawyer Of Vision And Duty
The narrator reflects on the impact of a great lawyer, Mr Bartlet, noting the long term influence of legal minds in shaping conduct and ideals. He describes sacrifice, humility, and the power of thought over action, praising Bartlet’s quiet service and commemorating his death as a moment of solemn reflection for the bar. The court adjourns in his memory.
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Bartlett
Suffolk
Bartleut
Committee's Persecution vs Goodell Labors in Province Law
A Hartford Courant letter and Springfield Republican commentary criticize a legislative committee's handling of Mr. Goodell's labors on provincial laws. The writers condemn improper procedure, prosecutorial tone, and distortions, praising Goodell and predicting vindication amid perceived persecution.
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Abner
Goodell
Sempleton
Hartford Courant
Mr. Goodell
Springfield Republican
J. Goodell
Meigs Elevated Railroad Company Chartered
A charter was granted to the Meigs Elevated Railroad Company on Saturday. Corporators include Benjamin F. Butler Joe V. Meigs Henry Dobbins John P. Wyiman Jr J H O'Neil president Franklin E. Gregory treasurer and others. Capital stock fixed at 200000 with at least 100000 per mile for a Cambridge route. 10 percent paid. plan to locate construct maintain and operate the railway per law.
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Meigs Elevated Railroad Company
Benjamin F. Butler
Joe V. Meigs
Henry Dobbins
John P. Wyiman, Jr
J. H. O’neil
Franklin E. Gregory
A. C. Drinkwater
William A. Russell
Mark H. Frank
T. W. Pierce
George E. Harrington
Henry Hastings
Nathan Appleton
George A. Alden
John Brewster
Walter 5. Swan
Denial of Albany Governor Hill Engagement Report
Miss Hotchkiss left Ottawa by the 1:30 p m train for St Albans with her father. She said both she and her father and the Governor deny any engagement and insist there is no truth in the report.
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Goveror Hill
Albany
N. Y
Miss Hotchkiss
United States
Hotchkiss
Ottawa
St. Albans
Atchison Management and a Possible Reform Ticket
A letter asks the Post to report if a reform ticket for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe board of directors exists. It criticizes past management for 46 million dollars in one year and withholding dividends, while noting earnings and extensions may justify earlier plans. The writer suggests stockholders may favor new directors if they own more stock or raise more capital.
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Post
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Atchison
Union Pacific
Oregon
The Atlantic April Issue Review of The People in Government
The April Atlantic Monthly surveys The People in Government by H C Merwin and related pieces. It weighs whether the people govern or are better suited to elect representatives, noting Merwin’s reconciliation of two theories and praising essays on Cicero, Mar Marcio, and other classical and literary topics, with verse by Holmes Carman and reviews.
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the Atlantic
Atlantic Monthly
H. C. Merwin
Francis C. Lowell
Thomas Basin
Louis XI
Miss Pre
W. ©. Lawton
Venice
Assos
Symma
Mitylene
Fairmouth
Maine
Sophie May
Dr. Holmes
Mr. Lowell
Glub
Holmes
T. W. Parsons
Emanuel Dowling
Massachuetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Suffolk& Deeds
Lin
Sai
Luston
Fi Jier and Whitney
Northampton Street
Campiny
Rair
Calvin Swallow
Albert C. Yonn
Gertrude D. Payne
H. Staples Potter
Richard E., Warner
Pond, Steele & Hanson
Albert C
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Constitutional amendment conference plans announced
Three delegates from each town and three from each ward will gather at the Meionaon on April 3 at 11 a.m. Colonel Haskell will preside with Col. R. S. Cheves Col. A. A. Wheelick and other speakers from Kentucky New York and Georgia addressing the event. Ex Governor Long will preside at Tremont Temple mass meeting with ex Governor A H Colquitt delivering the principal address. A second Temple mass meeting is set for April 11 followed by county conventions and a Fast Day focused on home talent.
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Constitutional Amendment Campaign Committee
Meionaon
Haskell
R. S. Cheves
Kentucky
A. A. Wheelick
New York
Tremont Temple
Long
A. H. Colquitt
United States
Georgia
Sugar refiners raise prices in San Francisco
ADVANCE IN SUGAR in San Francisco reports the American Sugar Refinery increases all grades by one quarter of a cent per pound while the California Refinery adds one eighth of a cent per pound.
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San Francisco
California
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Warren Avenue
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Sal. Bovon
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Trecquiy
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Thomas Rayner
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