Springfield Brewing Co opens Boston branch with Tivoli beer
Boston welcomes the Springfield Brewing Co as it readies its Washington Bennet street shop for 5 pm inspection today, with formal opening next Thursday. Tivoli lager will be exclusive, using pure materials and a Boston bottling setup to push daily capacity and hotel family sales.
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Boston
Springfield Brewing Co
Washington and
Bennet Streets
Hollis Street
W. T. de Friest
Hinckel Brewing Co
T. J. Boles
Tremont St
Henry & Boles
Springfield
Lucius Pitkin
New York
Canada
Schneider
Brewers’ Academy
Worms-on-the-Rhine
Alexander Perrault
Latter Place
Boston wholesale listings of merchants and addresses
A ledger of selling firms and their street addresses in Boston, listing dozens of firms such as Cobb Aldrich Carter Carter Kilham Dillon Turner Co and many others with locations on Tremont Washington Canal Cambridge and other streets. The compilation reads like a directory entry for merchants and their shop fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gilbert, Jr., & CO
Park Sq
Tremont Row
Cobb, Aldrich & CO
Washington St
Carter, Carter & Kilham
Merrimac St
Somerville Council Debates Fire House Funds and Vetoes
Mayor Albion A. Perry vetoed two budget items in Somerville last night. The council upheld one veto to spend 6500 for Ward 1 fire station completion and equipment, but rejected another veto on 3000 for a ladder truck and four horses, adopting an alternate order to buy the equipment for 2300 and approve Ward 4 land for a new engine house. The board also approved street watering under a new frontage tax, planted Central Hill Park trees, revised electric wire oversight, and enacted a street tack and debris penalty. Ezra D. Souther was elected overseer of the poor for Ward 3. James G. Hinckley declined his prior election.
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Albion A. Perry
Somerville
Perry
Alderman Huntly
Board of Aldermen
Huntly
West Somerville
Union Square
Finance Committee
Ward 4
Committee On Water
Central Hill Park
Wright
Police and
Manning
William E. Brigham
Ezra D. Souther
James G. Hinckley
Reichstag bans grain options on exchanges
Berlin May 1 the Reichstag voted 200 to 38 to prohibit options on grain and grain products on the exchanges. The action aims to curb speculative trading in essential commodities and stabilize markets.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Hanging to a Tree Lowell Man Found Dead
The body of Dennis O Neil a former city ambulance driver was found hanging from a tree limb near Wigginville He left home Thursday morning bidding his family goodbye He had been unemployed about three months and despondency was the probable cause of death by his own hand.
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Lowell
Dennis O'Neil
Wigginville
Pittsfield Strike Spreads Across City
Pittsfield May 1 The strike initiated by the Bricklayers Plasterers and Masons Union this morning appears to threaten further. About 200 masons and bricklayers are out, with carpenters painters and plasterers urged to join. Several buildings including the Berkshire County Savings Bank and four large schoolhouses are under construction and may be affected by the stoppage.
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Pittsfield
Plasterers and Masons
Berkshire County Savings Bank
Butler Says Morgan-Cummings Says No
The Senate committee heard a question of suspending the fifth joint rule to allow recommittal of Newton’s petition for city street railway compensation and street use contracts. Ex-president Butler argued for the Boston Elevated Railroad Company while Cummings disputed West End ownership. Morgan and Kidder were named as large West End owners. the matter awaits a decision.
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William M. Butler
Senate
Committee On Rules of the
Newton
Harwood
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
Massachusetts Street Railway Association
Lynn & Boston Street Railway
Butler
West End
Lawrence
Cummings
Elevated Railroad
Charter
Boston Elevated Company
Messrs. Pierpont Morgan and
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Niles
Middlesex
Senate Committee On Rules
Confesses Buratar Charles McVey Tells of Breaks
Charles J. McVey, captured in the South End, confesses to multiple burglaries. Jewelry and bric-a-brac identified with Back Bay, Malden, Somerville, and Brookline crimes, with property valued at about $1500 recovered. He admits guilt in five cases and claims a prior false name McAvoy.
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Charles J. McVey
South End
Patreolmen Gillett and
Nelson
Back Bay
Malden
Somerville
Brookline
McVey
Captain Foster
Station 5
Inspector Cleary
Headquarters
McAvoy
Lecky
Amasa Clark
Gardner Row
Clark
Albert Page
Carter
Greenleaf
Cleary
Eben Sutton
Beacon Street
A. R. Jones
Washington Street
Jacob Morse
Fuller Street
Pinch the Baby to Cry in Our Carriages Ad Offer
An old classified notice promotes Baby Carriages with a sensational line about pinching the baby to make him cry. It promises a rental at $1.00 per week for one carriage.
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Massachusetts Clothing Co
MY Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Sts
L. L. P. Atwood
State St
TELE
Bradford Estate
Roslindale
Park Square
Lovell Diamonds
OHN P. Lovell Arms CO
Broadst
Isle OF Wight
Beatrice
Ndon
Beatricerincess Henry of Battenberg
Goynor
Iboston
P. . ‘Werner
Chicago
Young’s
T. F. Gilroy
Savoy
F. Daly
Endome
Andrew Inegie
Washington
New England
Rueter & Copipany
Highland Spring Brewery
Paul Jones
Levengd
Paul Jones O
Lousville
United States
Springfield Brewing Company
Finn
Kelley Coolidge
Bowdoin Square
Revere House
C. B. Fessenden & CO
Court St
John T. Powers
J. F. Sullivan & CO
J. Quinn & CO
Haverhill St
ER. D. Williams
South Market St
P. O'Connor
Kingston St
A. Williams & Sons
Hanover St
Hanover St. J. Nichol, 31 Tremont St. E. L. M’gurn & CO
Friend St
CON Keefe
Cambridge St
T. P. Moran & CO
Canal St
Abbott & Leonard
Eor Summer
Devonshire Sts
Viet Ee Be Ml
Natte
Jace
Somerville Law
Everett
Malden Hospital
White
Dogan
Leopold Morse
Oor
Norfolk
Brattle
J. Pierpont Morgan
Prentiss Cummings
Morgan
Buratar Charles
Leopold Morsey
The
New Spring
Cor
Monartion
C. Hi. Robinson & CO
Adams Square
Dock Square
Havana
Cantabria
Rematas
Lazo
Varona
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