Attorney General Will Act Against Sugar Trust
The American Sugar Refining Company again fails to file its March statement of condition, risking penalties and possible loss of business rights. Commissioner Endicott notes delays are common but warns the firm could face fines and legal action if reports are not submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sugar Refining Company
Massachusetts
Olint
New York
Havemeyer
Searles
Queson
Knowlton
Turner
Charles Endicott
Postman
James Bethary
School committee delays filling Brigadier General Moore post
President Pettigrove states the high schools position will not be filled this school year. No formal applications have been received and none will be considered. Action likely postponed until fall opening as the military drill period ends with the May 28 29 31 prize drills and June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Pettigrove
Mayor Opposes City Liquor License Grant
Holyoke May 1 The aldermanic combine has granted thirty five licenses but Mayor Whitcomb will sign only eight mainly for hotels and inns. Rejected dealers plan to seek a writ to force signing. The mayor cites that many licenses went to irresponsible parties with no proper place to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Whitcomb
Miners Claim Soft Coal Strike Expansion
President Mc Bride of the United Miners says the soft coal mineral strike is growing with 160000 workers out today. He expresses strong hopes of a victory for the miners amid the walkout centered in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
McBride
The
United Miners
City Hospital holds May 17 exams for house officer posts
Dr Edward J Forster announced examinations for candidates seeking house officer appointments at City Hospital will be held Thursday May 17. Nine appointments will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Forster
The
City Hospital
Officer Blackley Accused Over Drink Allegations
J A Pogee wool dealer of Oliver street accuses Officer Blackley of Broad street of drinking whiskey at James Match saloon. Bartender Brown says the officer drank ginger ale while Match reports lager beer. A board investigation will determine what was consumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackley
J. A. Pogee
Oliver Street
Pogee
James Match
No. 6
Broad Street
Police
Post
Mr. Match
Brown
Match
Trolley Dangers Prompt Water Board Action Threat
At a Water Board meeting E S Webster of Stone Webster reported underground electrical currents destroying water pipes in Peoria Nashville and Boston streets. He urged trolley lines to shield pipes while the board pledges a complete study with Stone & Webster as experts to protect the water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Board
E. S. Webster
Stone & Webster
Boston
Chicago
Peoria
Ill
Nashville
Tenn
Third Street
South
West End Road
Webster
Post
Doherty
West End
East Longmeadow House passes incorporation bill in 104 to 89 vote
The East Longmeadow House approved the measure to incorporate the new town on a 104 to 89 vote after a long session. Debate moved to refer a bill creating city and town license commissions to the next General Court. Proponents urge prompt passage citing political reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Longmeadow
Commonwealth
Rosnosky
Boston
James FE. Hayes
Galloupe
Beverly
Garney Concert at Boston Theatre May 6
The Garney Hospital committee reports a well attended meeting for the Boston Theatre concert on Sunday evening May 6. Governor Greenhalge may be represented by Lt. Gov. Wolcott and Secretary Thomas if unable to attend. Lt. Gov. Wolcott and Secretary Thomas to stand in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney Hospital
Boston Theatre
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Thomas
John S. Russell
Washington
Beaton
Prendergast
Republican Solons Dine at Parkers House Celebration
A 1894 Republican Legislature dinner at the Parkers House featured Governor Greenhalge honored by members and tribute to Ward 17 contested election. Samuel Winslow urged reading the case while Butler and Wolcott praised legislative work and adjournment prospects before Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Winslow
Republican State Committee
Winslow
Hoar
Lodge
Ines
Parker House
Butler
Greenhalge
Lowell
Bulfinch
First
Commonwealth of the Earth
Thomas
Senate
House
Liieutenant
Wolcott
Meyer
Ward 17
Bos
Boston political speakers end session with benediction
The event closed after speeches by Senator Kittredge and representatives Wellman Abbott Myers and Jerry McCarthy gave the benediction. Lawmakers discussed repudiating Democratic domination in Boston and the gathering concluded with formal remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kittredge
Wellman
Abbott
Myers
Lawrence and
Salisbury
Jerry McCarthy
Committee of
Jeffries Yacht Club Celebrates Eighth Anniversary Tonight
The Jeffries Yacht Club in East Boston held an informal season opener and eighth anniversary celebration at the club house. Music by the Electric String Quartet, vocal numbers, and comic recitations accompanied a festive gathering of prominent yachting and social figures from Boston clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries Yacht Club
East
Boston
W. A. Hankey
J. H. McCarthy
Joseph McGurn
James Murray
Dan Walsh
Montgomery Guards
C. S. Bird
Winthrop Yacht Club
Williams
Bunker Hill Yacht Club
Bob Moffat
West End Boat Club
Frank B. Brown
G. W. Goodreau
Joe Allen
Dick Murray
Bob Reed
A. A. Maginnis
H. A. Johnson
W. McLawler
W. Long
Charles Brainard
G. Byam
Arthur Tracy
Fred Wetherbee
Joe McCarty
David Murdock
F. R. Constance
W. D. Small
George Deal
George
Plant Line Florida Makes First Trip to Atlantic Ports
The steamer Florida under Captain Hall of the Plant line sailed on its first trip to Port Hawkesbury Port Mulgrave and Charlottetown P BD I with a large passenger list for the season The Florida is described as a top vessel and a thorough deep sea craft Also mentioned is the British steamer Lancastrian under Captain Parry arriving from Liverpool with cargo for W H Lincoln Co and the American ship Iceberg with Captain Carver from New York bound for Valparaiso and Iquique reported in position March 30. All aboard were well.
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Florida
Hall
Plant Line
Port Hawkesbury
Port Mulgrave
Charlottetown
P. BD. I
Lancastrian
Parry
Liverpool
Iceberg
Carver
New York
Valparaiso
Iquique
Contested Ward 17 Hearing Probes Registration Allegations
The Ward 17 case continued with witnesses testifying about McCabe registering at age 20 and Rep Hayes allegedly influencing the action. Several witnesses recanted or failed to confirm Hayes presence, while others supported conflicting claims. The hearing resumes today.
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Ward 17
Bernard J. McCabe
South End Associates
Representative Hayes
Hayes
McCabe
Patrick Coveney
Carney
Martin N. Fitzgerald
South End
Jake
Edward J. Daly
Station 5
Thomas
Dedham Street
John H. Harrup
Fitzgerald
Ralph B. Riordan
Mr. Hayes
American Wringer Co. Advertises Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and promise prompt attention to orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tall
May Day in Berlin Shows Suppression and Ordered Gatherings
Berlin police kept tight control as May Day protests unfolded with no major disturbances. An anarchist meeting in the Resource rooms faced a strong police detail and forced dispersal while speakers urged workers to defend rights, and crowds exited in single file. Other meetings proceeded orderly with restrained enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Zelten
Thiergarten
London
London Docks
Ben Tillett
Rope Makers Strike Sparks Turbulent Protest in Hamme
About a thousand rope makers went on strike in Hamme East Flanders this morning and organized a procession. The march soon turned violent as stones were thrown windows smashed and police charged to disperse the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Hamme
East Flanders
Wellesley Boating Boom Aims at Rival Collegiate Regatta
Wellesley College expands boating program with a new boathouse and shell. Harvard varsity rower Walter S. Johnson will coach the freshmen and crews as the college pushes full athletics, gym training, and outdoor practice ahead of a future intercollegiate clash on the Thames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Yale
Wellesley College
Walter S. Johnson
Harvard
Johnson
Davis
Wellesley
New Haven
Lucie Hill
Gymasium
Probate court notices from Massachusetts 1894
Massachusetts probate notices warn interested parties to appear in Boston and Cambridge courts by May 4 1894 and May 24 1894 to show cause why petitions and accounts should be allowed. Notices involve guardianship trust accounts for Frank and Fred Severance and executor duties for Catherine Nason with public postings in the Boston Post.
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Suffolk
John Kenney Sharp
Chelsea
Mary Louisa Sharp
Pthel Benson
Ida Benson
Boston
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
the Poor of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State Board of Anacy and Charity
Ethel Sharp
A. D
Boston Post
John McKim
Esquire
Elisah Georged
Register
William James Leckie
Mary Elizabeth Leckie
Elizabeth Feeney
Fall River
Margaret Feeney
Bristol
Poor of
Peo
Ella Josephine Leckif
William James Mary Elizabeth Leckiel
Ofton
John W. McKim
Elijah Georghe
Middlesex
Nathaniel NI
Skillin
Somerville
Lucetta
Cambridge
Charles J. MelIntire
S. H. Folsom
John W. McKimes
Elijjah George
Commonwealth OF Massachutsetts
Jonathan B. Severance
Malden
Frank B. Severance
Fred W. Severance
Jabrza
Sawyer
Thuatea
Boston T
Charles J, McIntire
Notich
Catherine Nason
WAL
Willlambon & Rostom
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American Sugar Company
General Moore
Combine
Dewey
Hotel Pelham
Baylston Street
Dr. Park
Park
Capholac
Calvary Cemetery
Thurada
J. Yeaglie
Officer Blackley
Mr. Pogee
Ma. A.b.norton
Waitsfield, Vt
Hood
J. B. Norton
Board
Solons Dine
General Court
America
Express
State
Fila
Eereee
P. O. Box
the Post
St. Louis
Irving
Ragan
Dickens
Ridpath
Blaine
Cooper
Gen. Sherman
Cen. Crant
Jolly
East Boston
Main Springs
Cts
Temple Pi
Labor
Guildhall
Majendie
Home Office
Rome
Livorno
Polt
Farnasa
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Francis Polti
Joseph Farnara
Flanders
Arte
Uda Pest Tlek
Wrekler & CO
Pacer
Hanover St
Quareite American House
John H. Woodbury Dermatological Institute
Winter St
Wens
Woodbury
John H. Woodbury
Dermatological Institute
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