Blaine Boom Drives Boston Card Campaign for 1892 Presidency
The Cabot Lodge movement pushes Blaine as a national leader with mass card campaigns in Boston. Republicans press for Lodge to run for Governor against Russell, hoping success could propel a bid for U S Senate after Dawes’s term.
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Blaine Boomers
Blaine
Boston
Harrison
Lodge
Congressman Lodge
Russell
Congress
R. Lodge
Robinson
State House
Commonwealth
United States
Harvard Medical Men Form New Association with 600 Members
A Boston meeting at the Boston Medical Library launched a new Harvard medical men association. Over 600 members are expected, including middle aged practitioners and younger attendees. Officers named include President James R. Chadwick and a council of leading doctors from Boston Worcester Cambridge and beyond. The group aims to advance medical education aid Harvard Medical School and promote fellowship among physicians.
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Harvard Medical
Boston Medical Library
Boylston Place
Harvard Medical School
James R. Chadwick
Fitz and Jeffries
Boston
Gage
Worcester
Vaughn
Cambridge
Lawyer
Wareham
Council of the Association
Harvard
Law School
Bar Association
Yeas
W. P. Giddings
Gardiner
J.O. Webster
Augusta
Charles P. Bancroft
Concord
N.A
A. H. Johnson
Salem
W. O. Taylor
Providence
F. R. Sturgis
New York
R. 7. Edes
Washington
James M
Labor and May Day Rallies and Labor Federation News
Labor organizers in this city planned a May Day demonstration gathering at Faneuil Hall with speakers named including McNeill Foster Litchman Mullen Abrams Lloyd Barker Pillar and McKittrick Fanning A committee on resolutions and arrangements was appointed. In St Louis a 65,000 member federation formed by four unions aims to prevent strikes and seek arbitration with mutual aid for road trouble. In Lynn brick masons strike over apprenticeships after Dearborn Bros hired a fourth apprentice. union plans a meeting if no settlement. In New York and Columbus miners’ eight hour day efforts were reportedly called off or softened by the national executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Type Hall
Faneuil Hall
George E. McNeill
Frank Js. Foster
Charles J. Litchman
James H. Mullen
Henry Abrams
Harry Lloyd
J. C. Barker
A. A. Pillar
M. J. McKittrick
Robert Fanning
R. ©. Fannin
M. J. Quinn
G. J. Moulton
Frank McCarthy
H. Alexander
W. P. Kean
Charles Woolls
St. Louis
Switchmen’s Aid Association
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Arthur
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
Segee
Lynn
Dearborn Bros
Deaborn Bros
Dearborns
New York
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Columbus
Rae
Iowa
National Executive Board
Weather Indications Forecast for New England States
The weather forecast through 8 p.m. Friday shows Maine and New Hampshire fair with southwest winds and warmer temperatures. Vermont and Massachusetts expect fair weather with west winds and cooler readings, except eastern Massachusetts warmer. Rhode Island and Connecticut will have fair conditions with southwest winds and steady temperatures. Eastern New York should be fair overall with local showers in northern parts and cooler nights. Friday night and Saturday look cooler and fair. Hazard signals are displayed along the Atlantic coast from Delaware Breakwater to Eastport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Atlantic
Delaware
Eastport
Common Council Adopts the Basin Five Reports
The Common Council met in regular session with President Barry. A Street Commissioners notice on relocating Seaver Street proposed a 2000 fix to relocate from Blue Hill Avenue to Walnut Avenue, purchasing four complete estates and adjusting adjacent parcels for park and frontage sales. The item was referred to the Laying Out and Widening Streets committee. The council approved the appropriation bill 66 to 0 and Mayor Matthews signed it, effective immediately. They also authorized borrowing 600000 for school sites and buildings and re transferred the fire alarm telegraph control to the Fire Commissioners. The Basin 5 committee reports were debated with rival adoptions and criticism over a $500 payment and alleged rottenness, with differing views on the Sandier contract and bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Barry
Seaver Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Walnut Avenue
Park Commissioners
Walnut Avenues
Board of Aldermen
James Hi. Dodge
Matthews
Board of Fire Commissioners
Basin 5
Dean
Ward 14
Allen
Irving
Ward 6
Mulhall
Ward 12
Ward 21
Arthur
Lowell
Richards
Doherty
Saucier
Gilbride
Alderman Keenan
Messrs
Ailen and
Water Board
Sandier
Killian
Shreve Crump & Low Plan New Exclusive Building Move
From a modest 1800 start the firm grows to occupy the entire Fremont and West streets building, completed for their exclusive use. The motto Nothing succeeds like success underlines their rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreve, Crump & Low Company
Fremont and
West Streets
Post's Forecast and Weather Synopsis
Northern New England will be cloudy with light showers and a warmer day followed by cooler night while Southern New England stays fair with light winds. Saturday promises fair weather and cooler air, Sunday remains fair with slight temperature changes. The synopsis notes clear skies in most areas, light showers in the lake region, and varied highs from the 60s to 80s across the Midwest and Northeast with a dry storm moving east.
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POST
New England
Lower Lakes
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Cleveland
Chicago
Duluth
Des Moines
Lakes
Rockliffe
Canadian
Montana
Marquette
Oswego
Albany
Philadelphia
Washington City
Northfield
Hastwort
Warren Voters Back License Yet Board Denies All Applicants
Palmer April 30. Warren voted for license at the annual meeting for the first time in twenty years but the Selectmen, at a last night meeting, refused to grant licenses to any of the fourteen applicants. One Selectman was allegedly offered a large bribe, angering the board and prompting the broad denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Warren
Selectmen
Prettiest of the season wedding in Newton
Grace Episcopal Church Newton hosted Miss Mary W Bullens and Mr. Robert M Raymond in a lavish ceremony. The Rev G W Shinn officiated as guests, including ushers from Boston and New York, watched the couple depart for a two week wedding journey before settling in Neuhart Montana. Mr Bullens, father of the bride, leads the Khevere National Bank of Boston.
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Newton
Grace Episcopal Church
Newtons
Mary W
George S. Bullens
Robert Matthew Raymond
Joplin
Cleveland
G. W. Shinn
Miss Builens
Elizabeth Lord
F. Davis
Boston
Raymond
Mr. Baldwin
New York City
Daniel Dewey
St. George
Bullens
K. J. Anderson Lord
Frederick Grant
Welles Holmes
Waverly Avenue
Neuhart
Mont
George 5. Builens
Khevere National Bank of
Bostor
Nomination of Phillips Brooks for Bishop of Massachusetts
The Massachusetts diocese debates the bishop election with Phillips Brooks proposed as candidate. Support from churchmen across sects is voiced, praising Brooks's loyalty, oratory, and leadership while addressing objections about moving him from Trinity Church. Balloting proceeds, with reports of clerical and lay votes and formation of committees to inform Brooks and prepare subsequent actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasso
Church of God
Massachusetts
Phillips Brooks
Trinity Church
Boston
Boston Water Power Company Elects New President
At a directors meeting Otis Kimball was elected president. G Lundbey resigned as director and Henry W Savage was elected in his place. The Investigating Committee of Stockholders urged liability for past overissue of stock, and a committee was appointed with full legal power to pursue enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Water Power Company
Water Power Company
Otis Kimball
G. Lundbey
Henry W. Savage
Daughters of the Revolution appoints regent for Boston
Miss Rebecca Warren Grown, a descendant of General Joseph Warren, has been named regent for Boston and a National Board of Managers member from Mrs. Hora Adams Darling, vice president general in charge of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Miss Brown will organize a Boston chapter soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF the Revolution
Rebecca Warren Grown
Joseph Warren
Bunker Hill
Boston
National Board of Managers
Hora Adams Darling
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Brown
Royal Baking Powder Purest leavening agent advertised
Claims Royal Baking Powder stands alone in purity, free from adulteration and injurious ingredients. Cited quote from Dr. H A Mott U S Government Chemist labels it as the purest and most reliable baking powder offered to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Mott
U. S
Courts Docket Reports From United States and Supreme Judicial Court
United States District Court hears Brundridge vs. Caro line Vought on a libel for $27,533 for grocer ies and supplies allegedly furnished Feb 1 to May 1 1890 while in port. Supreme Judicial Court grants injunction in Blackstone Nat Bank vs Battel et al. and hears Andreas Blume et al. vs Parnella Jane Howe, with trusts and property restoration prayed. New England Printing Telegraph Co vs Henry H Carter seeks mandamus to compel permit for poles and wires. Board of Aldermen may revoke permit, issue disputed over bond and revocation rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Charles W. Brundridge
Caroline Vought
Arthur H. Russell
T. J. Morrison
Supreme Judicial Court
Morton
J. Blackstone National Bank
T. F. Strange
Andreas Blume
Parnella Jane Howe
J.D. Long
J. F. Wheeler
George L. Huntress
New England Printing Telegraph Company
Henry H. Carter
Board of Aldermen
Aldermen
Carter
L R. Clark
W. &. Reed
I- M. Babson
Closing Session of Massachusetts Episcopal Convention
The 106th annual Episcopal Church in Massachusetts convention adjourned after a closing session. A committee reported Brooks could not attend but pledged full support for his mission. Resolutions set a 2 percent parish assessment, fixed the secretary’s salary at 600 dollars, and named members to the Diocesan Board of Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Sumner A. Shearman
Henry Hague
Martin L. Bradford
Francis C. Foster
Lemuel A. Bishop
Henry M. Lovering
Diocesan Board of Missions
Reginald H. Howe
Henry F. Allen
George J. Prescott
John 8. Blatchford
Trinity Church and Chapel
Emetius W. Smith
Greorge W. Shinn
D.v
Converse
A. St. John Chambré
Phillips Brooks
Brooks
F. B. Allen
W. H. Brooks
C. L. Hutchins
He Fey
A.C. A. Hall
Edward Abbott
J. F. Spalding
A. E. Johnson
F. E. Oliver
Daniel Hogan
H. Stockton
Father Hall
W. A. Holbrook
Trinity Church
R. Kidner
John 5. Lindsay
Saint -Seat
Saint -Seat Paine
George C. Shatuck
George 5. Converse
A. C. A. Hall
F.C. Foster
E. L. Davis
George C. Shattucix
Salem Y M C A Holds Annual Meeting Leaders Named
The Salem Young Men's Christian Association held its annual meeting with L. B. Philbrick as president Dr. B. Hagar as vice president James Shotswell as recording secretary Samuel J. Foster as treasurer and Ezra L. Woodbury as auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Salem Young Men’s Christian Association
L. B. Philbrick
B. Hagar
James Shotswell
Samuel J. Foster
Ezra L. Woodbury
Superior Court session notes from 1890 cases and verdicts
A historic court record lists multiple April 29 sessions with judge Barker and cases against West End R R Co and Beacon Publishing. It details two child injury suits with verdicts of 12 000 and 5 090 dollars, plus a parent claim for loss of services, a libel action, and numerous civil listings, ending with fourth session notes on a hotel employee injury from snow and ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Smith
West End R. R. Company
Cambridge Street
W. H. Smith
Charles G. Fall
I. F. Dickinson, Jr
G. D. Braman
Wilson W. Fay
Beacon Publishing Company
James A. Bailey, Jr
J. Elder
Kate Mahoney
Etta A. Dore
Bowdoin
Bowdoin Street
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Dr. Brooks
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Henry Y. Satterlee
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Philips Brooks
D.D
Parks
Alexander J. Vinton
William W. Newton
Charles A. Learoyd
Thomas E. Proctor
Charles R. Codman
Starr
Chambré
Joseph Burnett
Satterlee
Calvary Church
Reginald Heber Starr
St. Paul’s Church
Dedham
Henry Y. Satterlee, D.D
City of
Dr. Satterjee
Michigan
Church of God. In the First Place, As A Man, Dr. Satterlee
Dr. Satterlee
Causten Browne
Leighton Parks
B.C. Moulton
C. F. Lorin
C. F. Kittredge
George Abbott
Rerha Lowell Ds . Co
Espace
Cullen
Same
Copp
Boston’ & Er
Graham
Boston & Alb
Murphy
Maguire
le Barron
Macauley
Pinner
West End
Fridmond
Coughlin
West
McCarthy
Pulk Itan Pal
Car Co
Colaman
McNa ‘Mee
Coss
Johnson
O Fistpatrick
Sta
Lord
Albert J. E
Jennie
Cummings
Adair
Jos. E
Piilive
Addie
Eugene M
Waldron
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Saml
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Peirce
Sarah
Louise Awe OS Tan
Adelaide Aus
Vanaerminden
Uis A
V. Mary
Middlesex
Hammond
Wilford R. Fournier
Pro Anni
Frederick M. Burrows
Charles R. Sanders
L. Roger Wentworth
Thomas F. Garvey
Jacob A. Hawthorne
C. C. Nichols
Adams & Blum
Dennis Connors
Durite Manufacturing Company
Thorndike and Hoar
R. M. Morsé
CG. J. Rueter
Bill & In
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Corcoran
Loyce Aar. Vy
Nichela
Richey
Inhts. of
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McGovern
Ellisy
Cushane
Raney
Anderson Adar
Porter
Gill
Fiske
Goose—steele
Ve Mead
Savage
Merrill Et al
Lyn de Rep
Parker
Fitzgerald
Larkin
Cheney
G. Taylor
G. H. Graves & Sons
G. C. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Superior Court
Barker, J
Hobbs
Col
F. B
Delaney. Vy
North P. Co. & P. Co
Keegan
Otis v. Pratt
Brindley Vy
People’s Aoa A
Farrell
Hamilton Ita
Pinney
Hall
Legley
Seavey
Wire G. Co
Colby
Hogarty
End R
Davis
Scott
Look
Reily
Hopkins
Grace Oliver
Edwin Jaquith
W. A. Blaisdell
G.T. Wentworth
William B. Quigley
Harlow E. Woodward
D. Charies
William A. Gaston
Everett
Stetson
Whitter Machine
Gratiaii
English
Burt
Quigley
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Hiebest
Mason, J
Smith
Tewks
Harding
Butterbury
Ellis
Herenes
Spitz
Globe News
Pierce
Costello
Read
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McKinney
Unison Vy. Chase
Coram
Marcus
Dommon
Saine
Mureh
Dyer
Vinal
R. iEst
Imp
Milliken
Planet Milling Co
Lougee
Texas Tr. Co
Rogers
Jordan
Equitable of
Edward R. Andrews
the Post Publishing Co
Washington Street
Masa
SLW
Monroe Eraser Mfg, CO
la Crosse
Wis
Brown Brothers CO
Nurseryimen
Rochester
N. C
Danning Marble & Granite Co
Erie, Pa
Hanover St
Boston Post
Ram Salee
C. Barnard
Bridge St
Mass
HK. A. Hamm
Kiddeford
Jaine
Washington St
Green St
S. Je Golding
Central Wharf
Brighton St
City
Boston & Lowell RB. R
Thomas Butler & CO
Causeway SG
Ashmont
New Flats
James Reed
Codman St
Dorchester
Reed’s Block
Harrison Avenue
Eliot B
Mayo
Albany Street
Brookline
Spider
J. C. D. Parker Mountfort
Longwood
Charles St
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