Lombard Investment Co Plan Seeks New Corporate Reorganization
Rochester committee outlines a plan to form a new corporation to buy the Lombard general estate, raise funds from eastern and western agents, and transfer assets to preferred and common stock. Creditors would subscribe 10 to 25 percent of Lombard holdings, prove claims, and receive 6 percent preferred stock and future common stock shares, with loss certificates and new 4 percent debentures as options.
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Lombard Investment Company
Rochester Committee
Lombard
Concordia Company
Lombard Stockoe
Concordia
Lombard Company
R. H. Rochester
N. A. Walker
George Burnham, Jr
Stimson
Paine Furniture ad touts solid oak 8 foot table
A brief notice urges readers to investigate an advertised solid oak eight foot dining table from Paine Furniture Company priced at 7.50. The item is described as superb and worth about twice that price, and the piece is presented as a solid choice for homely furnishing. The message frames it as a solid value for buyers seeking good furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine Furniture Company
American Wringer Co. Catalog and Repair Services
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension, city manufacturers of wringers, mangles, spring beds and carpet sweepers. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Free Medical Services for All Diseases Offered by Dewey Co
Free medical services, examinations, and treatments provided for 30 days by the Dewey Medical Co at 74 Boylston Street Rooms 7 and 8. Hours listed as 9 to 1, 2 to 5, 6 to p.m. Sundays 10 to 4. Also for sale second-hand roll-top desk and other items at Curtis, 104 Sudbury St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Medical Co
Boylston Street
Curtis
Sudbury St
Sealing fleet reports from shore and a pharmacy leader praises Hood’s Sarsaparilla
The Aurora arrives at St John s Newfoundland with 30000 seals after reporting Wolf Neptune Algerine and Greenland consignments. Freeman H Butler of Lowell Maine and Massachusetts boards of Pharmacy and associations praise Hood s Sarsaparilla as a superior blood purifier and best seller in a sweeping endorsement.
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Freeman H. Butler
Lowell
Massachusetts Board of Registration In Pharmacy
Mass. Pharmaceutical Association
American Pharmaceutical Association
Generous Boston Merchants Aid Newfoundland Relief
Boston merchants rally for Newfoundland relief with a $200 credited from a lecture fund plus $50 from programme advertising. They contract meat and flour supplies for the Halifax voyage, with North Packing and Provision Co donating a portion and S. S. Pierce & Co. handling flour under $2.80 per barrel. Additional sugar substitutes from Stillman F. Kelley & Co. include ten barrels donated as “A Friend.” A Halifax telegraph confirms free transport on the Grand Lake, and Gloucester fundraisers aim to raise about $1000 for cash delivery to Kidder, Peabody & Co. by Friday.
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South Boston
Allan B. Hudson
Bethesda Hall
Halifax
St. John’s
North Packing and Provision Company
James J. Grace
Lewis Wharf
Skelton
Newfoundland
Grace
S. S. Pierce & Co
Stillman F. Kelley & Co
Central Street
Kelley
Joseph Woods
Postal Steamship Company
Grand Lake
Boston
Gloucester
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston Ward Lines Redraw City Map Across Several Districts
The council committee receives a report on new ward boundaries for Boston with major changes including new wards in South Boston Jamaica Plain and Dorchester and the elimination of Wards 7 and 10. The plan redefines lines across many wards detailing streets and landmarks guiding shifts such as Ward 6 absorbing portions of 7 and 10 while Ward 8 gains sections from 7 and 10.
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Boston
Jamaica Plain
Dorchester
Putnam Street
Bennington Street
Waterfront
Revere Beach
Wood Island Park
Central Square
Border Street
Boston Dye Works
Charlestown
City Hall
Central Wharf
Devonshire Street
Milk
Washington, School
Beacon Streets
Bowdoin
Bowdoin Street
Cambridge
Bowdoin Square
Chardon, Travers
Charlestown Streets
Charles River Bridge
Beacon Street
Beacon
Joy
Cambridge Street
Charles River
West Boston Bridge
State House
Tv Charlesbank
Suffolk County
Joy Street
Charles
Boylston Street
Back Bay Fens
Brookline
St. Mary Street
Pleasant Street
Park Square
Tremont Street
Dartmouth Street
Warren Avenue
Columbus Square
Boston Common
Ward
School
Kneeland Streets
Castle Street
Harrison Avenue
Broadway
Washington
Tremont Streets
I Street
Old Harbor
Reserve Channel
City Point
City Point Ward. Most of the Balance of Ward 14
1 Street
Harbor Lines
Old Harbor Street
Burnham Street
Newman Street
Dorchester Avenue
Washington Village
New York & New England Railroad
Swett Street
Old Colony Railroad
E Street
West Broadway
Ward 13
Ward 15
Old Colony
Ward 11
Ward 18
Ward 17
Brookline Street
East Canton Street
Shawmut Avenue
Dedham Street
Linden Park
Providence
Roxbury Street
Bartlett
Warren Streets
Massachusetts Avenue
Norfolk Avenue
Marshfield Street
Albion Street
North Avenue
Moreland Street
Old Ward
Rockland
Moreland
St. James
Warren
Greenville Streets
Cleveland Street
St. James Street
Eliot Square
Highland Street
Hawthorne
Fllls
Thornton
Valentine
Washington Street
Westminster Avenue
Walnut Avenue
Seaver Street
Ward 22
New Heath Street
Bickford Street
Minden Street
Grotto Glen
Riverway
Ward 21
Marcella Street
Gay Street
Providence Railroad
Rogers Avenue
Huntington Avenue
Greenleaf Street
Fens
West Roxbury
Carson Street
Crescent Avenue
Park Street
Boston Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifier
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only true blood purifier. It purports to feed nerves tissues and organs with pure blood to deliver perfect health and vigor.
Catholics Jubilant Over Ottawa Command in Manitoba Dispute
In a heated exchange the probability of the order passing unnoticed was discussed, with Catholics confident the Manitoba government will not dare reject Ottawa's command, which they deem the Queen's instruction. They warn that defiance would amount to open rebellion.
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Manitoba
Ottawa
Government cost questioned by ex grand master
Montreal March 27 Major Stewart Mulvery ex grand master of the Manitoba Orangemen challenges the government to compute the cost of subduing about 300 half-breeds on the Saskatchewan banks versus enslaving 200000 Manitoba inhabitants under church rule for a century. He says let the government count the cost.
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Montreal
Stewart Mulvery
Manitoba Orangemen
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Kissed the Delegates and Anti Confederation Rally in St John’s
A delegation led by R Bond E P Morris G H Emerson and W H Horwood sailed for Ottawa at 10 am amid a mass gathering of 8000 Anti Confederation supporters in St John’s. Crowds cheered as a pink white and green flag draped in crape was paraded with banners No Confederation with Canada Welcome Annexation. The crowd then watched the steamer depart to the Dead March in Saul. Meanwhile Northern School Board chair Godden warned teachers post March salaries would not be paid due to lacked government educational grants leaving schools to close or teach at loss. The Aurora steamship arrived reportedly carrying 36 000 young harp seals with six other steamers near ready to sail after a strong seal fishery season.
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ST. John’s
N. F
R. Bond
E. P. Morris
G. H. Emerson
W. H. Horwood
Ottawa
Anti-Confederate League
Canada
Saul
Godden
Northern School Board
Aurora
Pioneers' Banquet Sees Veteran Pioneers Honor, Mourn Thomes
The Society of California Pioneers of New England held a large dinner at the United States Hotel with tributes to the late ex-President William H. Thomes. President Wells spoke, Victor McEvoy recalled the ship Edward Everett voyage, and Eugene J. Gregory of Sacramento addressed the gathering. Attendees included prominent members such as H. J. Wells, Cressy, Mitchell, and others, while John Conness was noted as absent in California.
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Society of California Pioneers of New England
United States
William H. Thomes
Henry J. Wells
Victor McEvoy
Edward Everett
Edward Everett, In Which Mr. Thomes Was A Fellow Passenger. Messrs. Mitchell and
Cressy
Associated Pioneers of
Revere House
Pacific Coast
Eugene J. Gregory
Sacramento
John Conness
Society
California
R. Harrington
C. H. Fifield
William Russell
Tolman
Keith
Sibley
Mower
Stearns
Perkins
P. D. Leonard
Royce
James
Houghton
Waterhouse
Prescott
Chipman
Goodrich
Bovey
Browne
Bowen
Wadsworth
Stumeke
Foster
Mitchell
Morse
Carpenter
Ballou
Pear
Maynard
Gregory
Pierce
Hayward
Jordan
Reynolds
Stumcke
McAvoy
Robinson
H. J. Wells
Dole
Garbage Plant Hearing in Dorchester Injunction Postponed
Judge Knowlton opened a bill in equity from the Boston Board of Health against New England Construction Company to stop garbage plant operations on Gibson Street Dorchester as a nuisance endangering public health. Hearings postponed to April 9 awaiting merits. contract talks move plant removal to an island.
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Knowlton
Boston Board of Health
New England Construction Company
Gibson Street
Dorchester
Board of Health
Babson
T. W. Nason
Nason & Proctor
John C. Soley
Nason
Resignation of Sir Charles H. Tupper Rumored
Ottawa reports little definite word on Sir Charles H. Tupper's possible resignation as minister of justice. Impatient colleagues reportedly withhold an official statement to persuade a recall. The issue stems from his stance on a remedial Manitoba school order and the proper constitutional course to seek a national mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Sir Charles H. Tupper
Dominion
Charles
Manitoba
Inter Seminary Alliance Holds All Day Session in Boston
An all day session of the Inter Seminary Missionary Alliance convened yesterday in the Boston University School of Theology chapel. Delegates attended from Episcopal Divinity School Cambridge Congregational School Dover Baptist Seminary Newton and Methodist Seminary Boston University.
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Inter-Seminary Missionary Alliance
Boston University School of Theology
Episcopal Divinity School of Cambridge
Congregational School of Andover
Baptist Seminary of Newton
Methodist Seminary of
Boston University
Mt. Vernon Street
Tibbets of
Newton
Manitoba Catholics Separate Schools Order Read In Ottawa
The Ottawa remedial message ordering Manitoba to provide separate Catholic schools was read before the House Speaker. Forty eight hours must pass before discussion in Parliament, potentially bringing the issue up at a night session on Thursday. The premier was asked if there was any...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Ottawa
Manitoba
The Thing To Drink Root Beer Ad
An ad promotes The Thing To Drink as Dr Swett s Root Beer described as better than quack medicines. It urges use during spring months and lists ingredients such as Life of Man Sarsaparilla hops and juniper. Available at R R depots and N E Botanic Depot 245 Washington St.
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R. R
N. E Botanic
Ashington St
Trolley Road Officials Acquitted in Ten-Hour Law Case
Brooklyn officials President Norton and Superintendent Quinn of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company were acquitted by the jury after a two day trial in the Court of Sessions. They had faced charges of violating the ten hour law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Norton
Quinn
Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company
Court of Sessions
Sullivan to Meyer A Founding Row Over Fall River Police Bill
Ex representative Richard Sullivan writes to Speaker Meyer in reply to a speech at a Republican legislators dinner. He accuses Meyer and the caucus of delaying and prolonging the 1894 session, defends his opposition to what he called harmful city bills, and warns of the consequences of party leadership choices for shorter sessions and better governance. Sullivan blames Republican actions for a lengthy session and calls for reform in committee leadership and bill admission practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sullivan
Meyer
George von Ll. Meyer
Fall River
House
New Bedford-Fall River District
Bullock, Jennings, Simpkins & Co
Jennings
Simpkins
George
Randall and Rice
Commonwealth
United States
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston
Speaker
Republican Party
Actor's Deed in New York Murder Suicide
In New York City at 13 West Twenty-fourth Street a fourth floor room held the bodies of Amy Thill actress and Jack Bigelow actor both killed by gunshot wounds. A pistol lay beside Bigelow and two letters were found on a bureau. The preliminary belief is that Bigelow killed Thill and then himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Twenty-fourth Street
F. J. Mec Cusick
Amy Thill
Jack Bigelow
Public Institutions Report Details Inmate Shifts and Costs
The commissioners note a rise in inmates over the prior year and a drop in per capita cost across all institutions despite $10,006 in extraordinary expenses. Total expenditures rose by $11,391 with actual costs $19,884 higher than last year, and income $8563 below 1893. Inmates numbered 4140, average per-institution counts listed, and weekly costs given for each facility. Deer Island calls for a new 40-cell wing costing $300,000 to ease overcrowding. plans also include reforms at the House of Reformation and separation from adult criminals. Superintendent Gerrish commends staff, cites disciplined operation, and notes gas manufacturing at low cost while suggesting electric lights for better cell illumination.
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Commissioners of Public Institutions
House of Industry
Deer Island
West Roxbury
Rainsford Island
Long Island
House of Reformation
Lloyd
Lunatic Hospital
Marcella Street
Paupers’ Home
Almshouse
Charlestown
House of Correction
Alsmhouse
Gerrish
Boston
Dickinson Suit Over Incarceration At Danville Insane Hospital
Anna Dickinson sues for damages claiming unlawful confinement at Danville State Hospital. Defense cites Dr. Meredith testimony on initial custody. Cross examination shows Dickinson was an inmate a week before certificate filing. State Board of Charities member testifies about certificate receipt and Dickinson’s reaction at the hospital. Sister Susan Dickinson testifies to Anna’s temperament and disputes over earnings and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
Anna Dickinson
Danville State Hospital
Meredith
Miss Dickinson
Thomas Barlow
Philadelphia
State Board of Charities
Schultz
Danville
Barlow
Anna
Miners Strike Prep In Pittsburg District
Railroad coal operators in the Pittsburg district prepared for the miners strike after April 1 by adopting a 60 cent per ton rate for one year. A special committee will assist operators in securing miners who refuse the rate and manage operations during the strike. Some mines will resume work immediately, with output shared among operators serving a large lake trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Water Front Briefs From Boston to Portland Ships
The Boston schooner Darnell O'Hara arrived at Portland with 15000 pounds of halibut and 10000 pounds of cask valued at 2500 dollars. Crew shared about 125 dollars each for a ten day trip. Other notes include the Ada losing a rudder, Winslow Morse beached at Lynn Beach, and salvage efforts with Wesley A. Gove. Ships like Yale, Ve ses, and Frank Foster appear with repairs, leaks, or cargo movements. The dynamite gunboat Vesuvius was sent to destroy derelicts and patrol toward Montauk. The Alma Cummings wreck sighted north of 37N 66W.
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Boston
Darnell O'Hara
Portland
Ada
St. John
N. B
Winslow Morse
Lynn Beach
Sorensen
D. H. Smith
Wesley A. Gove
Minnie and
Irvin
Ben Hallett
Provincetown
Dixon
Acteon
Saxon
Mystery
Marquand’s
Florence
Burnham’s
Plymouth
Lockwood's Dock
Oakland
Simpson’s Dry Dock
United States
Vesuvius
Barnegat
Jersey
Long Island
Montauk
Frank Foster
Black Rock
C.W. Morse
Norfolk
B. H. Cornell
Fernandina
New Ven
F. B. Levitt
San Pedro
Rosario
la Plata
Alma Cummings
Baracoa
Philadelphia
Port de Paix
Marriages Record From Somerville and City
In Somerville on March 28, Le Baron Emery wed Margaret Elizabeth Palmer. In the city on March 25 Arthur Moore married Maude A Harris as officiated by Rev James Huxtable.
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Emery—Palmer
Somerville
George W. Durell
le Baron Emery
Margaret Elizabeth Palmer
Moore—Harris
James Huxtable
Arthur Moore
Maude A. Harris
Death notices from Boston area newspapers in March
Multiple obituaries listed with locations East Boston Waltham Lookout Mountain Roxbury Wakefield East Bridgewater West Quincy Wellesley Stoneham Dorchester ages from 3 to 89. Names include James S Bent Adeline Barnes Brown Albert Cooper Clara P Clark Caroline Augusta Chaplin Mary F Dunphy Isaac Flagg Charles A Fricker Harriet Hadley Joanna Hallahan. Funeral details indicate services and dates in late March.
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Bent
East Boston
James S., Bent
Brown
Waltham
Adeline Barnes Brown
Leonard L. Brown
Cooper
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Albert Cooper
Akron Street
Roxbury
Clark
Wakefield
la Grippe
Clara P. Clark
Chaplin
East Bridgewater
Caroline Augusta
Daniel Chaplin
Charles Hayw
Enton
Dunphy
West Quincey
Mary F. Dunphy
Pie Dean
Isaac Flagg
Congregational Church
Wellesley
Fricker
Charles A Fricker
Hadley
Stoneham
Harriet Hadley
Hallahan
Dorchester
Joanna Hallahan
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Eady
Methys Dental CO
NTI
Tremont St
Masonic Temple
Federation Committee
N. S
Wolf
Neptune
Greenland
Ward Lines
Council
Hood
Confederation Committee
Pioneers’ Banquet
Tupper
Missionary Alliance Meeting
Dr. Swett
Hodges Fiber Carpet Co
Scie
Mass
Sullivan
Cobb, Bates Verxa
Cunningham
Corengdy
Henry A. Mott
Teddd
Cunningham Mfg. Co
Kingston, N.Y
Public Institutions
Gase
State St. Exchange
Kneeland St
State St
Boylston St
Alex. S. Porter
W. Hingston
Devonshire St
Call
Bridgham
Samuel Rodday
East Sixth St
South
Hyde Park
Fairmoun Ave
H. M. Hamblin
Everett
John Reade
Main St