Oleo Bill Fallout in Senate Sparks Party Clash
The General Court debates the oleo bill with Sprague’s amendment adopted 21 to 12 yet the measure fails a third reading. Senators Hartwell Tucker and various colleagues argue fraud and fairness as party lines test the farm lobby and city charter issue in Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sprague
Hartwell
Tucker
Howard
Walker
Messinger
Pike
O’sullivan
Gleason
Kingsley
Crosby
Yras
Baker
Campbell
Davenport
Fassett
Gunn
Hosmer
Mett
Palmer
Parker
Charles E. Stevens
Wheelock
Whitney
Clark
Collins
B. F. Cook
T. W. Cook
E. J. Donovan
James Donovan
Dwinell
Evans
Hathorne
Howe
Hunt
Ingaley
Pilsbury
James T. Stevens
Symonds
Paris
Gibson
Harlow
Fisk
F. Cook
Reports in the House Passes Several Measures
The House reported in expedient form on amendments to employers liability, voter registrar hours, and manual training schools, and on regulating railroads mileage ticket pricing. Leave to withdraw granted for Green petitions on women and minors labor hours. Bills to confirm Greenfield town meeting proceedings and street superintendent appointments passed to engrossment under suspension of rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Registrars of Voters
Thomas I. Green
Greenfield
Malden Petition Seeks 13 Foot Grade Above Boston Use Line
The House suspended rules to admit Malden's petition for authority to establish a grade thirteen feet above Boston's use line and to reject witnesses before the Boston fire marshal. An order was laid over appointing a joint special committee to sit during recess to investigate salaries of all State officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
City of
Malden
Lehigh
Allen
Oakes
Wise
Richard Sullivan
Casey
Paige
Kelly
Shaw
Jenkins
Parker
Hall
Cannon
Stony Brook
Moore
Cushing
Norris
Brown
Pene
Bagley
Graham
Fraser
Donnelly
Keenan
Harris
F. W. Sprague
Lowell
Desmond
Teevens
Nunan
D. F. Barry
Hahlo
Lyons
Hoar
Burlen
Clark
Goodenough
Corporation Counsel
Common Council
Richardson
David F. Barry Offeed
Raneuil Hall
Faneuil Hall
Orders of the Day and Calendar Movements
The document records legislative actions including reports accepted and postponed on school truancy, bills on pilotage fees, refunds of bondsman money in divorce matters, railroad and municipal provisions, and authorized proclamations. It notes engrossed bills, third readings, and senate actions affecting the Uxbridge Water Company, Baldwin Place Home for Little Wanderers, and Boston districts, with various orders and recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood’s Hall Harbor
James Donoghue
Thomas I’. Donoghue
Treasury
County of
Plymouth
Boston, Winthrop & Shore Railroad Company
Winthrop
Northboro
Mary Goodnow
Lowell Police Relief Association
Bristol
Worcester
Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association
Uxbridge Water Company
Senate
Baldwin Place
Little Wanderers
South Boston
Charlestown
City of
Boston
Hopland
Lee
Cambridge
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Taunton
Hearings Highlight Goodell Office Scrutiny
Testimony by Sergeant at Arms Adams describes a visit log of State House entries over 18 months and denies impropriety in Mr. Goodell's office. Dr. Folsom notes Miss Adams may be entering acute mania, while other witnesses dispute familiarity between Goodell and clerks. Committee sessions address rail safety and dog restraint laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant At
Arms Adams
Goodell
State House
Mr. Goodell
Miss Adams
Browning
Gorely
McLean Asylum
Miss Connolly
McNary
Pillsbury
Crocker
Railroad Committee
Railroad Commission
Visit to the Conservatory by Emma Juch and Party
Miss Emma Juch with her mother and Mme Herbert Foerster visited the Conservatory of Music yesterday noon. Manager Dodge and Dr. Tourjee greeted them and guided the tour through the institution. Juch praised the school and sang Rubinstein selections with enthusiastic encores. Mine Herbert Foerster also performed several vocal pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Juch
Mme
Herbert Foerster
Conservatory of Music
Dodge
Dr. Tourjee
Miss Judh
Rubinstein
Burke's Dublin Stout Red Capsule Distinctive Bottle
An advertisement notes Burke's Dublin Stout is distinguished by a red capsule and warns readers to beware of imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Dublin
New Hampton Association Holds First Reunion at Revere House
The first annual reunion and banquet of the New Hampton Association was held at the Revere House with 150 members present. J. F. Hilton presided as Hon. N. B. Bryant and others attended. Officers were elected and after dinner reminiscences of Alma Mater noted by guests Professor Whitcher J. M. Taylor and Rev. E. N. Fernald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton Association
Revere House
J. F. Hilton
N. B. Bryant
S. G. Nash
H. P. Rolfe
J. P. Cilley
E. N. Fernald
Nash
J. G. Folland
George E. Smith
Manson Leary
J. W. Chadwick
J. W. Ellis
Tj. F. Hilton
Eliza Lund
W. C. Whitcher
Martha D. Shepard
Young’s
F. H. Ripley
Ella Andrews
J. Mitchell Galvin
Quincy House
Council
P. F. Deady
National Express Company
South Middlesex Unitarian Club
Samuel Hoar
Samuel J. Barrows
Christian Register
New England
Maggie Mitchell
Maid
United States
George M. Pullman, Jr
Tremont House
A. W. Sulloway
Northern Railroad
Franklin
N. H
George E. Todd
Revere
Historical Pageant Progress Toward Woman Suffrage Event
The Woman Suffrage Association reports satisfactory progress for the upcoming historical pageant. Mary A. Livermore will serve as historian and introduce living pictures of earlier days. Notable tableaux include Columbus at the Court of Poten Isabella and The Emancipation Proclamation with Frederick Douglass reading. Tickets are selling well at 3 Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman Suffrage Association
Mary A. Livermore
Columbus
Poten Isabella
Boston
E. D. Currier
Roxbury
Anthony Burns
J. Smith
Prince
East Boston
Frederick Douglass
Judge Ruttin
Park Street
Waterproof overcoats advertised by Charles Macintosh firm
G W Simmons and Company advertise Chas Macintosh and Company waterproof overcoats with the claim ventilated shoulders and every garment warranted by the manufacturers. The notice emphasizes the reliability of the waterproof fabric and the warranty backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
Chas. Macintosh & Co
City Clerk Election Sparks Heated Commons Meeting
In a closely watched vote, Edwin A. Curtis was elected City Clerk over Galvin and Stearns after a party line struggle. The proceedings featured bribery charges, adjournment battles, and shifting alliances as the council debated a flagpole in Conte square and other municipal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin WU
Curtis
Dave” Barry
Mr. Curtis
Edwin A. Curtis
Donnelly
O’brien
Billy” Mahoney
Ward
Billy
Allen
Curtin
Clark
D. F. Barry
Richard Sullivan
Fraser
Ward 6
Folan
Rosnosky
McCarthy
Barry
Edward Upton Curtis
Beck
Brown
Burlen
Burnham
Campbell
Cushing
Drew
Dyar
Goodenough
Hahlo
Hall
Harris
Hatch
Hayes
Keete
Kinney
Knapp
Dillon
J.D. Doherty
N. F. Doherty
W. J. Doherty
Dolan
Fanning
Graham
Hoar
Jenkins
Keenan
Kelley
Lyons
McCartney
Mitchell
Mulhall
Norris
Nunan
Quinn
Robinson
Teevens
Galvin
Edwin Stearns
Mr. Stearns
Hahie
Keefe
Lovett
Lowell
Meyer
Moore
Oakes
Paige
Parker
F. P. Pierce
F. Pierce
Shaw
C. F. Sprague
F. W. Sprague
Stevens
J. H Sullivan
Lowle
Wise
Wood
Bayley
E. P. Barry
Breen
Carroll
Cameron
Casey
Chance
Desmond
Doherty
W.J. Doherty
McCauley
R. Sullivan
Leevens
J. M. Galvin
Cannon
Mahoney
O’ Brien
City notes on property sale and local events
Universalist Publishing House sold 161 Tremont Street for 180000, double the assessed value. Mrs. Howe remains jailed on alleged fraud. DA seeks recognizance release. Boston to plant 800 shade trees. tickets sold for German opera. Parnell defense fundraiser concert. Chamber of Commerce to pick site for a new building. Judi Perotti concert rescheduled. Fall River Line resumes Sunday trips to New York from Old Colony depot, 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Place
Grace Finklestein
Susan J. White
John Quincy Adams
Washington Street
Cobb and
Mayo Streets
Abraham Folsom
B. 8
Holmes
Huntington
Longwood Avenues
Conant Street
John F. Mead
Johny Goldthwait
George W. ‘Faylor
Purchase Street
Atlantic Avenue
Warren Institution
Michael Donovan
Benjamin F. Smith
Warrenton Street
Patrick O’leary
Patrick McCormack
If Street
Boston Real Estate Trust
Kingston Street
Essex Street
Essex Place
Tufts Street
George W. Pope
Robert ‘Treat Paine
Hammond Street
Seth R. Baker
Tremont Street
McNeil Brothers
A. Carney
Hereford and
Beacon Street
Woodbury & Leighton
Robert C. Hooper
Francis H. Learned
The
Shoe and Leather Association
Boston
Five Cents Savings Bank
Bedford
Kingston Streets
George M. Rice
W. H. Hill
Boylston Stree
James A. Rich
George E. Rogers
West Newton
Falmouth
Belvidere
Marlboro Street
Universalist
Hoagh
George N. Black
Sarah E. Howe
Woman's Bank
Superior Criminal Court
Stevens
Howe
Hart
Doogue
Common
Sauates
Iuperintendent of
Deer Park
Boston Theatre
Parnell Defence Fund
William J. Scanlan
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Judi Perotti
Music Hall
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
Lillian Carll Smith
Fall River Line
New York
Old Colony Depot
Kneeland Street
Tiles and Stained Glass at Boston Architectural Club
The Boston Architectural Club held an informal talk on Tiles and Stained Glass at No 6 Hamilton Place last night. Mr H E Streeter replaced absent Chelsea Tile Works designer J G Low to outline tile origins and Chelsea tiles progress while Mr C Howard Walker traced stained glass history to the present. The club exhibition accompanying the talk was praised as beautiful and unique and worth visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Architectural Club
Hamilton Place
J. G. Low
Chelsea Ceramic Works
H. E. Streeter
Chelsea
C. Howard Walker
Club
Boston Boot and Shoe Club Meeting Notice
The Boston Boot and Shoe Club will meet at Young's Hotel on Wednesday April 3. A business session starts at 4 o clock followed by dinner at 6. The discussion topic is Prison Labor with speakers including Alanson W. Beard Clem ent Fay Horace Wadlin S E Chamberlain Gardiner Tufts and Frank K Foster with Warren F Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s Hotel
Alanson W. Beard
Clement K. Fay
Horace G. Wadlin
Bureau of Statistics
S. E. Chamberlain
Connecticut
Gardiner Tufts
Massachusetts Reformatory
Frank K. Foster
Warren F. Spaulding
Boston Protective Department Holds Annual Meeting
The Boston Protective Department met at 92 Water Street to approve another year of service at a cost not to exceed 46000. Directors Edward D. Blake Nathaniel Foster Jr and C E Guild were reelected. An auditing committee of Howard Vinton John W Porter and P E Eddy was named. bylaws were amended to cap consecutive six year terms for directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Protective Department
Water Street
Edward D. Blake
Nathaniel Foster, Jr
C. E. Guild
Howard Vinton
John W. Porter
P. E. Eddy
Abandoned baby case leads to police intake
Anna Richards, 19, was brought to Station 5 by two men after she left her six week old child on the doorstep at 22 East Brookline Street. She said her husband had deserted her leaving her destitute, and she believed abandonment was best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Richards
Station 5
East Brookline Street
Ayer
William F. Dougherty
Hampton
Frank M. Griffin
Long Point
Texas
D. M. Wilson
Wiggs, Arkansas
Unknown man killed in railroad crossing incident
A passenger train struck and killed an unknown man who attempted to cross the Boston and Providence railroad near Park Square depot at 11:25 last evening. The body was found at the scene with no identifying papers. Investigators will review the station logs and nearby witnesses for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Providence Railroad
Park Square
Creamoleum Furniture Polish Promises Lasting Shine
An advertising note touts Creamoleum by Frank Bs Jones of 689 Washington Street Boston as a superior furniture polish. It claims to prevent white streaks and spots, remove grime easily, and leave a firm brilliant finish unaffected by dust or moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bs Jones
Washington Street
Boston
Pope's Edict Sealed Bull Not Dr Bull's Cough Syrup
An old advertisement promotes salvation oil priced at 26 cents a bottle boasting cure all pain and warns against confusing it with Dr Bull's Cough Syrup or other remedies.
Supreme Judicial Court arguments enter cases in session
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court heard arguments on March 28 in several cases including No 591 James W Newell v Paul West and No 594 New England Dredging Co v Rockport Granite Co. The matter of the will of Henry Barr in Essex seeks to fulfill or reframe the charity's intended support for sailors' bethel in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
C.J
Fisup
Devens
W. Allen
Houtmeys
James W. Newell
Paul West
W.H.H. Andrews
Newell
B. F. Butler
West
New England Dredging Company
Rockport Granite Company
J. C. Coombs
E. P. Payson
J. C. Teele
Annie E. Maynard
Lucy A. Cleaves
Arnold
H. E. Ware
Frank IE. Hodgkins
Isaac Farrington
RK. M. Morse, Jr
Hamlin
W. B. French
Toy
Henry Barr
Essex
Bethel Church
Salem
W. C. Bliss
W. D. Northend
Stephen H. Phillips
Bethel
Solomon Lincoln
Staples Court Docket Summary Includes Fines and Sentences
James Finn fined 50 dollars for assault and battery. Edward Smith fined 50 dollars for liquor law violation. Peter Walgreen sentenced to one year at the house of correction for larceny. Sarah Howe discharged on own recognizance for cheating. Thomas P Kennedy fined 50 dollars for liquor law violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Finn
Edward Smith
Peter Walgreen
House of Correction
Sarah &. Howe
Thomas P. Kennedy
Insolvency court adjourns third meetings in Suffolk cases
Adjourned third meetings in insolvency cases include 1301 A mayor Cohen Sprague and Worcester signees 1536 W Pope Co Augustus Russ assignee 1319 Benjamin Rockwell unclaimed dividends 1687 J Kenry Stevenson Gerry vs Stevins judgment debtor 430 Naon vs La Motte 487 Javson et al vs Brennan 43 Mills et al vs Kenwood 490 Cole vs Grier others listed First meetings set for 1683 Tileston Bros 1691 Marr Bros 168L Irving and Snow first on composition 1692 Rufus JF Clark first on composition 1685 J Watt J Fitzpatrick second on composition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
J. Cohen
Sprague and
Worcester
Pope & Co
Augustus Russ
Benjamin Rockwell
J. Kenry Stevenson
Gerry
Stevins
Naon
Lowell Superior Court Terms Jury at Law and City Injury Case
In Middlesex County Lowell on March 28 the Superior Court heard two cases. Mason J noted McCarty versus ONeill over trespass on premises with disputed narrow land ownership. Whitney versus City of Lowell concerns damages for a horse injured by a manhole left partially covered after Liberty square work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Lowell
Mason
Thomas McCarty
Thomas O’neill
F. W. Qua
Willian F. Courtney
J. Crowley
Charrles F. Whitney
City of
Laintiff
Lherty Square
Liberty Square
Pratt & Quinn
L. Trull
Disturbing the Peace and Liquor Nuisance Cases In Middlesex
Superior Court Cambridge March 28 Judge J Edward Thompson sentences Edward McAuliff of Waltham for disturbing the peace to $50 and costs. Joan Greeley of Waltham also for disturbing the peace to $30 and costs. Joshua Downs of Westford charged with liquor nuisance to $50 and costs plus three months in the house of correction and $50 and costs for liquor selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Cambridge
Thompson
Edward McAuliff
Waltham
Joan Greeley
Joshua Downs
Westford
House of Correction
Phillips v Pedrick dispute over gravel hauling damages
Superior Court Essex County March 28 case No 2194 Dewry J. William R Pedrick defendant North Andover town commissioners allegedly hauled gravel from a private way adjoining Willard Phillips land encroaching on it. Plaintiff seeks damages with defence a general denial. Attorneys listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Lawrence
Dewry
Willard P. Phillips
William R. Pedrick
North Andover
George. L. Weil
William H. Moody
A. C. Stone
Philips
Pedrick
Dart
Boston
Parker v. Edison
Providce RR. Co. Electric Co
Lawrence Lumber
Lynskey
Inhabit Co
Man Charged With Theft and Embezzlement in Municipal Court
In municipal court on March 28 J William Harpy W Ownes posted 500 bond to face a grand jury on stealing three diamond rings a gold watch and chain valued at 150 the property of Nathaniel J Van Tassell Or lando E Buss held for appearance after obtaining 20 by false pretenses from Chappell Harvey J Church charged with embezzling 50 from G M D Legg was set to stand trial April 2 with 1500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpy
William W. Ownes
Grand
Nathaniel J. van Tassell
Orlando E. Buss
Chappell
Harvey J. Church
G. M. D. Legg
Ipeg
Whipple Applies for Attorney Admission in District Court
Sherman L. Whipple of Boston applies for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court in the District of Massachusetts under the court rules. Commissioner John G. Stetson issues the notice dated March 25 1889 in Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Sherman L. Whipple
Sach
John G. Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
A Man with a Record
Inspectors from Providence arrived with Adelbert O Brewster in custody. He faces larceny charges for a sealskin lacque worth 180 dollars stolen from Skinner Bros 50 Essex Street on March 19 1888. Brewster has prior convictions including horse and wagon theft in New London 1878 forgery in 1886 larceny in East Cambridge 1887 and larceny in Providence 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard and
Robinson
Providence
Adelbert O. Brewster
Brewster
Skinner Bros
Essex Street
New London
House of Correction
East Cambridge
Tingwick Girl at Nickelodeon Gets Investigated
Dr Mary Walker arrived from Washington to assess the Tingwick girl who allegedly has eaten nothing for seven years. She has worked with the girl since arrival and will report hourly findings at the Nickelodeon. The duo will also appear at Music Hall on Sunday with Dr Walker and Professor Aaron Burr lecturing on the Tingwick case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tingwick
Nickelodeon
Austin
Mary Walker
Walker
Washington
Music Hall
Aaron Burr
Denver Col
Warner Log Cabin Plasters Advertisement
Pain in the back prompts advice to act now and apply Warner Log Cabin Plasters priced at 25 cents. The message urges immediate relief rather than waiting for pain to wear off.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Committee On Cities
Leary
Reublicans
View Board
Mr. Hathorne
Messrs. Wardwell
Haverhill
Lynn
Brewer
Wyman
Hyde Park
Fitchburg
Wardwell
Over Hill
Baldwin's
E. C. Sweet
City Hotel
Portland
Brunswick
William Bruckerhoff
Jersey City
Vendome
P. Whittemore
T. 8. Caldwell
W.H. Prescott
W. P. Vallale
Parker’s
J. L. Mortis
Montreal
Sam Sabel
Louisville
J.T. Shearman
Wichita
Kan
G. N. Lovejoy
Rochester
N.Y
GB. Chute
Minneapois
Minn
W. H. Arnell
Pre Me
A. W. McCreery
da Fe Norton
Chicago
Young
S—H. J
Mobile
Ala
J.C. Belgnans
E. L. Lambert
R. A. Nickerson
L. Shhneider
A. Dk Bellows
Pailadelphia
Penn
James L. Slayden
San Antonio
Tex
H. Kendrick
A. W. Koster
Hugo Tilt
W.C. Colby
Philadel
J. L. Sofier
H. Thomas
Thorndike
R. L. Bowker
A. J. Clark
Ww. Chamberlain
R. L. Vussell Pereira
S. A. Prince
Brooklyn
E. V. McLeod
New Bedford
American
W. S. Browne
Daniel Hopkins
Lincoln
J. Rood
Springfield
Conte Square
Ward 11
Albany
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Staples
Powpss Co
Wall &T
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Mass
London
Mada
Maude
London Mouse
Ashington
Old South Church
Philadelphia
Harvard
University
Harvard Athletic Association
T. G. Shearman
Yale
Y. Leavitt
D. G. Tenney
F. . Hooper
Columbia
H. French
J. L. Batchelder
H. H. Young
J. Crane
Barney
C. E. Curry
F. M. Hartshorne
A. H. Green
G. A. Pearson
F.M
Hartshorne
E.C. Grew
F. O. Raymond
J. Endicott
G. Perry
Dartmouth
Williams
Williamstown
Phillips Andover
Andover
Amherst
Princeton
Hartford
Newark
New Haven
Cornell
Pennsylvania
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