Evils of the Saloon Address by Rev F B Makepeace
The Boston Congregational Club hosts a meeting at Hortieatural Hall with about 500 attendees led by President Thomas Weston Jr. The program includes greetings to the Episcopal Club, remarks by Rev Makepeace on saloon evils, and proposals for temperance remedies such as coffee houses and better entertainment for the working poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BE. Makepeace
Episcopal Club
Congregational Club
New England
Thomas Weston, Jr
C. S. Daniells
Portland Congregational Club
C. A. Hopkins
Providence Congregational Club
J. Ryder
American Missionary Association
Edmund Dowis
Massachusetts Senate
Albert Mason
Superior Court
Boston
Daniells
Portland
Massachusetts
Mr. Ryder
Mr. Hopkins
J. Harrows Makepeace
Makepeace
Ezra Farnsworth
C. Darling
Coffin
Plumb
Tariff Reformers Scored at Worcester Talk
Joseph H Walker of Worcester denounced tariff reform opponents including James Russell Lowell before the Mercantile Library Association. He argued protection benefits morality and religion, ridiculed college economists, and cited Senator Morgan and Yale Harvard figures to defend tariffs as key to national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Russell Lowell
Joseph H. Walker
Worcester
Mercantile Library Association
Jesus of Nazareth
Jerusalem
Christ
Palestine
Seelye
Walker
Yale
Harvard
Sumner
Perry
England
Senator Morgan
James Brussell Lowell
Whipping the Devil Round the Stump Letter
A reader opposes a Washington scheme to reshuffle postmasters and officials to remove General Corse and General Banks. The letter argues the plan serves spoilsmen and endorses civil service reform, urging discharge of Corse for fidelity to reform and Banks for Republican ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Washington
Corse
Holland
Collector Fitzgerald
Pratt
Greenfield
Sitzgerald
Marshal Lanks
Lovering
Grover Cleveland
General Corse
Marshal Banks
Democratic Party
General Banks
Massachusetts
Fr. W. Bian
Passign Week Services At King's Chapel
Daily services at King's Chapel during Passion Week begin at 6 p m each day. Community members are invited to join for reflection and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passign Week Services
King’s Chapel
School Supervision Continuation of Master Who Does Not Object
Continuation of the Merning-One master case proceeds with order witness details and supervision terms. Proceedings focus on oversight and compliance measures as the case advances through the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiho
Bargains Sweep Through Dress Goods and Silks After Fire
After a recent blaze, a local store unveils deep discounts on Siks and Valvats colored faille francaise and satin rhadames, plus velvets, ribbons, silks, and dress goods from Passavatil's. The sale touts cents to dollars pricing and warns no samples will be cut, with limits on dress purchases per customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faille Francaise
Soc
Hea
Trinity Club Evening on the French Revolution
The Trinity Club met with President Hunter presiding. Harvard College members presented an evening of readings music and sketches on the French Revolution. The Marseillaise was sung and the program was praised as among the year’s most instructive events. Committee members included F. A. Williams C. E. Holson G. W. Cram S. J. McCleary A. P. Emmons K. W. Taylor and Herman Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Club
Hunter
Harvard College
F. 4. Williams
C. E. Holson
G.W. Cram
S. J. McCleary
A. P. Emmons
K.W. Taylor
Herman Page
Mr. Ernest Rhys Lectures on London Literary Life
Mr. Ernest Rhys repeated his agreeable lecture on London Literary Life in the Eighteen-Eighties yesterday afternoon in the drawing room of Mrs. Montgomery Sears. A large attentive audience filled the room, continuing the favorable reception already noted in the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rhys
London
Macallan Parker Co Presents Spring Overcoats in Varied Styles
Macallan Parker & Co promote an extensive range of spring overcoats. Prices from 28 dollars for elegant garments made of West of England cloths, silk lined, with a wide selection to fit any taste and figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macallan, Parker & Co
Fight Over Boston Public Works Board Debate Ends in Passage
The Boston aldermen moved to advocate a bill creating a city public works board elected by the council. A heated session followed Alderman Wilson’s amendment seeking mayoral appointment of board members. Gove argued cost savings and systematization, while Murphy doubted the board’s necessity and warned of political motives.
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Board of Aldermen
Committee On Cities
Board of Public Works
City of
Boston
Alderman Wilson
Wilson
McLaughlin
Legislative Committee On Cities
Hearng
Gove
Hall
Aldermen
Alderman Murphy
Republican State and City Committee
Hart
Aldermanic Vote Rejects Motion and Passes Order
The aldermen paused over a motion deemed not beneficial or economical for the city. Wilon's amendment failed 4 to 0, while the final order passed 6 to 4 with Allen, Eddy, Gove, Kelley, Rogers, and Wilson voting yea against Doherty, McLaughlin, Murphy, and Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert
Wilon
Allen
Doherty
Rogers
Wilson
Ledauy
Gove
Kelley
McLaughlin
Murphy
Short
Eddy
Nays
Boston City Council Proceedings Include Land Purchase Loan Ordnance
The Boston council postponed the Boston & Hyde Park Street Railway petition to April 9. Aldermanic actions included increases in fire force, a loan request for parks, and memorial day payments. The mayor urged tree planting on Boston Harbor islands with low first year costs and suggested directing work through public institutions.
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Istrar
Hersey
Boston & Hyde Park Street Railway Company
Boston
Arnold A. Rand
Battle of
Bunker Hill
McLaughlin
Wilson
Albert N. Bridget
George W. Ff. Irstall
Janes Lyons
Kelley
Committee On Parks
Union Veterans’ Union
Committee On Legislative Affairs
Long Island
General Court
Boston Harbor
John J. Martin
Josph
Fay
Committee On Finance
New Garments For Corning Season Open Daily
Daily notices announce new garments of every description open for Corning season. The brief item emphasizes ongoing availability for the public.
Obituary of Abner I Benyon former Exchange Bank executive
Toronto dispatch notes Abner I. Benyon longtime banker on State Street born October 8 1881 in Chelsea. He rose from clerk to cashier then president of the Exchange Bank facing the Pacific Bank collapse and rumors in Boston while ending his days in Canada with ongoing public interest in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Abner I. Benyon
State Street
Mr. Benyon
Chelsea
John Benyon
North End
Suffolk Bank
Foreign Money Department
Chelsea High School
Exchange Bank
National Exchange Bank
Brighton Market Bank
Brighton
George W. Trayer
Benyon
Boston
Alander
Pacific National Bank
Pacific Bank
Jury Trials Remain in March Middlesex Court List
In the Carr v Tweed case the jury had not returned at adjournment. Two more jury trials are scheduled with the court list to be called at 9 30 Tuesday March 27. Pages 9 of the trial list will be ready once the jury list finishes.
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Tve
2Press
United States District Court
Grand Jury
Traverse
McLellan
Berry
McClellan
William Gastor
C. L. B. Whitney
A. Hemenna
J. P. Farley
Eildy
Taylor Et al
Haverhill
Peters & Cole
Moody & Bartets
Donovan
Chandler
J. T. Sweeney
William L. Thompson
McCarthy
Boston
Fox
Boston & & Maine RR
Maine RR
Dineen
Miller
Russell
Lowell RR
Carr
Ilsoston
Brown
Admx
Bargain Sale At R. J. Almy & Co on Washington
Gentlemen are urged to visit the R. J. Almy & Co display on Washington Street near Essex to take advantage of a 20 percent cut in prices on the entire stock for today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Haynes & Co
Court Street
Boston
Washington Street
Essex
R. J. Almy & Co
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SHE Congregational Club
Joseph H. Walter
Mr. Lowel
Passavant
Siks and
Valvats
Blackinton
Emerson School
Granmar
Putnam
Franklin School
Board of Supervisors
Swan
Winthrop School
Clark
Gaston
Lere
Carrigan
Passavatil
At &Cc
At &Bc
Gleaks
E.i. & Pir
At &c
R. & J. Gilchrist
MR. Rhys
CNEL
James Pyle
Pyle
New York
American Insurance Co
Silico
Vic Counting House
Messrs
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
D. W. Field
Henry S. Bean
Boylston
Kilby Street
J. WY. Balch
Ww. Glover
Longwood
Cottaces
Wyoming
Mass
Otice
Com
Norman McDona
Monumental
ILD & CO
Furnis
Cambridge
James Russell
Atnburn
Newton
Watertown
Met
Rabiaca
Workshep Freer
LE Street
MaSsSe
Lowell Estate
Kenyon
Auburnvale
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Morton
C. J
Devens
C Allen and Houmens, Jr
Watuppa Reservoir Company
Hull River
Troy Cotton and Woollen Manufactory
Sane
J. M. Morton
J. F. Jackson
Joseph
Moors
C. Everett Washburn
F. Tucker
Chambers
John F. Roessle
John F. Roessle, Jr
Boylston Congregational Society
Europe
Tl. M. Morse, Jr
Max Fischacher
R. Lund
M. J. Creed
Benjamin J. Berry
William ©. MeLel
Huse
Axa
Beethoven Mozant
Chopin
Schumann and Mendelssoen
Oliver Ditson & Co
Paris
Baker’s
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Aaron R. Gay & CO
Superior Civil Court
Essex County
Blodgett, J
Superior Criminal Court
Middlesea County
Thompson
Lucius E. Bent
Sudbury
House of Correction
Ida M. Doty
Iha Pove PE
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BH. Graves & Sons
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