Kingdon Acquitted After Argument Over Funeral Disturbance
Judge Parmenter ruled Kingdon not guilty of disturbing the Bishop Paddock funeral at Trinity Church. Defence contended Benjamin provoked the scene and that Kingdon was not intoxicated, while prosecutors argued the incident involved disorderly conduct on church steps and improper conduct by Officer Benjamin. Witnesses testified on both sides as the trial centered on who initiated contact and Kingdon’s conduct during the confrontation.
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Episcopal Church Association Honors Memory of Bishop Paddock
The Episcopal Church Association records a tribute to Rt. Rev. Benjamin A. H. Paddock D D noted for his eighteen years as chief pastor and honorary president. Directors praise his humility, devotion, and soothing leadership while voting to place his portrait in association rooms and send a copy to his family with condolences.
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Holding of the Fort and Gypsy Moth Campaign Lead Talk
General John M Corse recounts the defense of Allatoona and Sherman’s Atlanta campaign during a Cadets smoke talk at the Tiorndike. The Gypsy Moth Commissioners appoint Professor E B Forbush to lead the campaign with support from ex Commissioner Bradley and researchers detailing life stages of the pest to aid eradication efforts.
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House of Detention for Women Opens in Boston
The first police matron bill in the country was signed by Governor Ames of Massachusetts. May 28, 1887. The new House of Detention for Women in Boston will be occupied today marking full fulfilment of the law. The Prisariere in the Court House district is praised as a world class facility. The measure was secured by women’s groups. Also noted is the Winthrop National Bank directors’ sorrow at the death of Silas Potter, a valued associate noted for judgment and charity. Boston, Mass., March 27, 1891.
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New York
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Hasper’s Bazaar
Woman’s Council
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Lynn
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Milton
Sears
Felix
Stearns & Co
Winter Street
Cephalonia
Royal Baking Powder Stands Alone in Purity and Strength
The message declares Royal Baking Powder superior to all rivals. Government tests, juries, and exhibitions confirm its absolute purity, high strength, and wholesome quality. It warns against substitutes by grocers or peddlers and touts Royal as faultless and trustworthy.
Easter Fashion and Women Dress Reform in Boston Ladies' News
A lively column on Easter fashion and social dress in Boston, noting how Easter shopping along New York avenues inspires outfits for women. It discusses reform dress for business women, millinery trends, lace and silk gowns, and upcoming arrivals from local shops, with emphasis on fabric, design, and social expectations.
Piano trade mourns Charlies Wands Chickering head dies
Boston piano manufacturers and dealers at Adams House marked the death of Charlies Wands Chickering of Chickering & Sons. Resolutions lauded his reputation, liberal generosity, integrity, and influence on piano making, and extended condolences to his surviving family. List of signatories and secretary W. Harvey included.
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Adams House
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Chickerine
House of Chickering & Sons
Chickering
P. H. Powers
James Dumster
E. N. Kimball
J. W. Vose
E. A. Bourne
Henry 8. Miller
George A. Gibson
H. Pond
C. OC
Brigad O.c. Brique, Jr
C. A. Kimball
William Moor
Thomas F. Scanlon
Edward Mason
A. Mo Pha
John A. McLaughlin
Edward Faxon
Alex Steinert
E. W. Tyler
A. W. Smith
John Warren
George Cheney
C. P. Cummings
E. J. Flynn
E. B. Wood
Wiliam Burrill
W. A. Harvey
Harvard University Calendar Items and Events
Easter Sunday events at Appleton Chapel 7 30 p m with the Rev Professor Francis G Peabody D D hosting a Monxpay Semitic conference Also a Tuesday faculty arts and sciences meeting at 7 16 p m The last day for accepting applications for 1891 92 fellowships and graduate school reengagement duties Last day for receiving candidate applications for second year honors A Friday illustrated lecture on English history by Professor Gooke in Boylston Hall at 7 45 p m Cambridge schedule note spring recess begins
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Francis G. Peabody
D.D. Monxpay
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
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Cambridge
Gooke
Boylston Hall
United States moves to extend testimony time in Bell Telephone case
In U S v Bell Telephone Company the United States asks for more time to take testimony and the court extends the period to July 1. The March term grand jury will report on Tuesday and trials begin on the following Monday. Court lists include various civil and criminal cases, with motions for new trials heard and deadlines set for April sittings. Evening notices invite readers to church services and public gatherings.
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Superior Court
Smomeson
Harry Mason
Fred Whitney
Smith
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Willian
Garound
Jiam A. Gaston
Matthew Dolan
Dunpar
Henry F. Naphen
John J. Lynepemacenesis
Edwin M Lyngh
Adt
Thomas F. Reddy
Fletcher Ranney
Soden Mineral Pastilles Promote Throat Relief
Advertises Soden Mineral Pastilles as a remedy for sore throat hoarseness coughs colds bronchitis and catarrhal inflammations. Claims genuine boxes feature a testimonial and signature of Sir Morell Mackenzie. Price 60 cents.
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Severe Winters Tied to New Diseases and Blood Nutrition
An 1890s advertisement argues climate change explains new spring illnesses like La Grippe and claims Murdock's Liquid Food cures by nutrition. It touts low mortality in a Free Surgical Hospital for Women and criticizes Kocha method injections, urging continuous use for mothers and individuals with three months of medical treatment without relief.
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Berlin Medical Society
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