Labor day bill in Senate ends in adjournment amid clash
In the Boston Senate the Labor day bill faced a heated clash as Hartwell’s substitute was rejected 18 to 12. A rule forced adjournment at 4:45 pm, but a motion to suspend led to a confrontation between Senators Shea Glines and O Sullivan. The scene spilled to the coat room with sharp exchanges and a defended stand on parliamentary rules. The day also covered the Brockton sewage bill amendment and the Boston union station talks with arbitration versus jury damages debated.
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Senate
Hartwell
Fletcher
Boardman
Glines
Senator Shea
Senator Glines
President Boardman
O'Sullivan
Shea
O’sullivan
Brockton
Haston
Charles River
Causeway Street
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
West End Street Railway Company
Carney Hospital
State Treasury
Committee On Cities
Gove
Republican City Committee
Keith
Plymouth
Committee On Water Supply
Orange Water Works
Towne
Committee On Prisons
Reformatory
Concord
Wilbur
Boston and Vicinity
Boston Common
West End Street Railway
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Peter Butler
Eben D. Jordan
John M. Lee
Albert JK. Dadiey
Edward QO. Prichard
Thomas J. Fleming
J. M. Foster
James Grainger
C. E. Robbins
James A. Witzsimmonus
J. FP. Cooney
Patrick J. Donovan
M.D. Gallivan
John R. Murdy
Chandler Jordan
Frank Deakins
A. H. Wightman
Joseph H. Beekman
H. M. Sawyer
John J. Hayes
John Doyle
R. S. Hayes
Thomas Howard
H. Dumaresq
M. H. Ballou
A. W. Ross
J. J. Gateley
J. E. With
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Pullman
Reed
Taunton
Easton
Sleeper
Easton Muster Field
Matfield Meadows
Forbes
Kimball
Saston
Cook
Gleason
Marble
Slattery
Commonwealth
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Alger
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Kimsal
Moisé
Pletcher
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Gliner
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Peruald
Jenkins
Jones
Iylmouth
Morse
Newhall
Perkins
Roads
Welch
Fietcher
Committee On Public Service
Police Court of
Holyoke
Citizens’ Street Railway Company of
Worcester Street Railway Company
Saich Company
City of
Sandwich
Mashpee
Boston & Lowell Ilroad Corporation
Central Massachusetts Railroad
Bev erly bribery probe continues as Senate panel hears
The Beverly bribery inquiry resumes with testimony from C L Pearsons on raised funds, payments to Williams, and questioned accounts. Pillsbury and Stute deny broader ties. Boston figures and town officials recount fees, expenses, and prior service amid ongoing Senate and House proceedings on related public matters.
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Ranney
House Committee
Beverly
Green Room
State House
C. L. Pearsons
Boston
Beverly Farms
Mr. Williams
Morse
Mr. Collins
Albert E. Pilsbury
Senate
Collins
Kent
Messrs
Pillsbury and
Brnes
Stute
Benjamin F. Cook
Fall River
Bourne
Milford
Medford
Ambrose N. Doane
Harwich
Norwood
Old Town
Myrick
James H. Maguire
Robert Endicott
Old Town Committee
Pillsbury
Bruce
Doherty
Parker's
Baker
Fred H. Williams
Webster district police to study Lloyd Douglas land pacts
The district police force evaluates incorporation of the Douglas Land Company in Webster and orders an examination into assessment insurance by the insurance commissioner. Maria BE. A. B. Nowell is favored. The state almshouse at Tewksbury may acquire land for cemetery use for William Stollery. Reports from banks and liquor law committees discuss savings banks investments and statutory amendments.
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Douglas Land Company
Webster
Insurance Commissioner
Maria BE. A. B. Nowell
Tewksbury
William Stollery
Committee On Banks and Banking
Committee On Liquor Law
Congress notes and petitions on Boston rail and gas matters
A Boston legislature session reports actions on rail consolidation and rapid transit tunnels under Boston Common by West End Street Railway, a Worcester Institute name change, and various bills and resolutions. Debates covered Wharton bill substitution, enacting a union passenger station, and dozens of committee reports on liquor laws public charities and judiciary.
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Taft
Palmer
House
Adams
Lowell
Irving A. Evans
Boston
Vicinity
Boston Common
West End Street Railway Company
Kent
Worcester
Worcester County Free Institute
Worcester Technical Institute
Mercantile Affairs Committee
Public Charities Committee
Carney Hospital
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Commissioners of Prisons
Massachusetts Reformatory
Bussey Bridge
K. M. Thornton
Taunton River Bridge
Charles River
Causeway Street
James B. Moore
Third Massachusetts Cavalry Association
Bridgewater
Bay State Gas Company
Peter J. Reardon
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Judiciary
Massachuset's Horticultural Society
Rad City
Committee On the Judiciary
City of
Boston Kimball Union Academy Reunion Elected Officers
The Boston Kimball Union Academy Association held its annual reunion at the Revere House with sixty members present. Officers elected include President Francs E. Clark, vice presidents Caleb Blodgett Luther Farnham and A. Carlton, recording secretary Abbie Plage, treasurer Jalvis K. Worthen, and executive committee members Wellman Ames Powers. Oldest graduate Luther Angier and youngest Gyles Bryant attended. A substantial lunch followed, and the event was social and informal.
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Boston Kimball Union Academy Association
Revere House
Francs E. Clark
Caleb Blodgett
Luther Farnham
A. Carlton
M.D
Abbie 5
Joshua W. Wellman
Charles H. Ames
Samuel L. Powers
Miller
The
Meriden
N. H
Malden
Luther H. Angier
Boston
Gyles W. Bryant
Somerville
Mass
Boston Land Company Considers Consolidation Plan
At a directors meeting on Congress street a three member committee was chosen to confer with East Boston and Maverick Land companies on consolidation. The panel includes President Janes M. Connors and Treasurer Edward Turner along with Director Edward Flood. East Boston and Maverick leaders meet today to elect their committees. No natural gas discovery is confirmed by any company official.
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Boston Land Company
Congress Street
East Boston
Maverick Lad Companies
Janes M. Connors
Edward Turner
Edward ©. Flood
Maverick Communies
Brooklyn Bride Weds Salem Native in Salem Ceremony
William H. Kelsey of Brooklyn and Miss Mattie M daughter of J. Webber were married by Rev A Towne yesterday at the bride’s home 11 Barr Street Salem. Only immediate relatives present. They will reside in Brooklyn. Maine Sunday laws fail to deter cider, whiskey advertised by Chester Fl Graves & Sons with branded bottles.
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William H. Kelsey
Brooklyn
N. Y
Salem
Mattie M
Bra J. Webber
Maine
Boston
G. O. ‘Taylor
Chester Fl. Graves & Sons
Boston Wins Another War of the Nine at Indianapolis
Buffinton pitched well for Philadelphia but poor support from Irwin Mulvey and Andrews doomed the Phillies in a 7 to 5 loss to Boston. Nash sickly but alert earlier. Boston's fielding and base running, coached by Kelly, broke the game open with six runs in the sixth.
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Parapetruta
Buffinton
Philadelphia
Boston
Irwin
Mulvey
Andrews
Bostonians
Kelly
Nash
Philadelphias
R. BH. PO. A
Fogarty
Bostons
BILPO
Be Hornung
Olrwin
Alufion
Johnston
Gil
Farrar
the Fate
Stemmyer
Laly
Wie
Clorrill
Bhree
Gunning
Vowers
Blues Beat Haverrhills In New England Series Opener
Boston Blues and Haverhills opened the New England series on South End grounds. Blues showcased strong hitting and base running while Haverhill’s infield struggled but outfield held. The Blues earned 15 runs to 12 for Haverhill, with multiple players contributing in a high batting affair.
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Haverhills
South End
Haverhill
Boston Blues
A. Bekk
BH. FC
Ale. Sheehin
Moule
Mahoney
Bradley
Stive
Wilkon
Z'Quinn
Burke
Haley
Boston Whien
Hayverbills
Bec .Ee Ees
Hame
Lally
Moolie
Wilson
Slice
Moorie
Gardner
Maloney
Burn
Bises
Sheehan
Manning
Burns
Mooie
Bake
Brawley
Barrow
Stine
Quinn
Umphee
Barton
Manchester
N. H
Manchesters
Lawrences
Meara
Carney
Harvard Falls to Marlboros In Close Six Inning Game
Harvard fielding was fair and batting strong but fell 6 to 5 to Marlboro as the Marlb oros left early for a train. Harvard did not use their regular battery Austin Choate in the six inning affair.
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Marlboros
Austin
Choate
Marlboro
Baltimore
Baltimores
Metropolitans
Philadelphia—Athletics
Brooklyns
Cincinati
Louisvilles
Cincinnatis
Kiny Amincnasic College
Springelds
May Day Festivities At Home Of The Children’s Friend Society
Three hundred children at the Home of the Children’s Friend Society in Rutland Street celebrated May Day with singing dancing and a Maypole. Guests visited the schoolroom while tables displayed fancy articles from national church groups and volunteers organized sales. Proceeds from related events in Roxbury and donations at Miss Burnap’s home funded the day and brought cheer to aged residents.
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Children’s Friend Society
Rutland Street
Zarbelle
Flowers
Frank R. Thomas
Old South Church
T. P. Gooding
Charles W. Smith
Central Church
Funeral of Captain Joseph Ryan in Roxbury Church
Funeral services for Captain Joseph Ryan were held at St. Patrick's Church Roxbury with a high mass by Rev Father J H Gallagher and a floral cross from the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company. Pallbearers included George H Allen Thomas F Fallon and others. The report also notes church and municipal meetings, Arbor Day tree planting in East Boston and the Francis L White forgery case verdict with bail set at 25000.
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Joseph Ryan
St. Patrick's Church
Dudley and
Magazine Streets
Roxbury
Father Boursaud
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
George H. Allen
Thomas F. Fallon
Patrick Greeley
John H. Damreil
Michael Lally
Martin Phalen
M. J. Ward
James B. Graham
J. H. Gallagher
George Patterson
John J. Buckley
Thomas Ryan
Donnelly
South Congregational Church
Edward ©. Hale
Congregationalists
Baptists
Universalists
Amherst
Methodists
G. Watkins
Tremont Temple
Boston Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Water Board
Horace T. Rockwell
Walter E. Swan
Board of Five Commissioners
Robert G. Fitch
J. W. Smith
Board of Public Institutions
J.B. Martin
W. H. Hodgkins
Mt. Hope Cemetery
William D
Dacey
Trinity Summer Club Forms at Young's Hotel
Members of the Trinity Club formed the Trinity Summer Club to pursue outdoor sports. They secured grounds on Huntington Avenue for a tennis court and elected officers led by President F. H. Perkins and Secretary Treasurer A. H. Chester. Executive committee members include T. P. Dean and George L. Hutter. The club plans to open its new grounds on Saturday next.
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Trinity Club
Young’s Hotel
Trinity Summer Club
Huntington Avenue
F. H. Perkins
A. H. Chester
T. P. Dean
George L. Hutter
Paper Carriers Clash In Brain Tree Over Customers
Charles M Hobart a Brain Tree paper carrier reports an assault by Fred Bunker another carrier last Saturday evening. Hobart says Bunker has tried to lure his customers and after repeated annoyances attacked him, causing a stir in town.
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Charles M. Hobart
Braintree
Fred Bunker
Hobart
A Novelty in Boston Mends Garments on the Spot
The mending bureau at 45 Winter Street is called a novelty in Boston. It allows gentlemen to have buttons sewn and minor repairs done while they wait. It specializes in family mending and serves bachelors as a useful service.
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Boston
Winter Street
Red Men Dedicate New Wigwam at Tapleyville
Danvers May 2 700 attending Native American gathering marks dedication of Agawam tribe’s new lodge in Tapleyville cost 12000 with three-story complex housing stores offices club rooms baths and a council room frescoed with emblems. Great Sachem W J Dins with Past Sachems preside amid talks music and a celebratory feast of corn and venison.
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Danvers
Massachusetts
Tapleyville
Agawam
Txupleyville
Masconomo
Peabody
Courts Dismiss Infringement Suit On Store Service Apparatus
United States Circuit Court on May 2 ruled against Cou t J Lamson Cash Railway Co and others, holding the defendants’ cash transmitting store service apparatus did not infringe three patents owned by J C White and H H Hayden. Bill dismissed. Attorneys Thurston Phillips Gilman represented the plaintiff. Livermore Fiske for defendants.
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United States Circuit Court
Cout. J. Lamson Cash Railway Company
Joseph C. Martin
B. F. Thurston
W. B. Phillips
E. C. Gilman
T. L. Livermore
F. P. Fiske
Court Rules Tug Coalition Caused Gate City Collision at Boston
May 2 1886 United States District Court opinion holds three tugs Despatch Confidence and William Sprague negligent in steering Gate City into the Gallatin during a brisk northwest gale at Boston Harbor. Gallatin found blameless. Libel against Gate City dismissed. Decrees against tugs. Also notes Ballon collision near Chatham and Phoenix Insurance case clarifying subrogation and insurance rights in maritime losses.
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Gate City
United States
Confidence
William Sprague
United States Revenue
Gallatin
National Dock Company
Boston
Washad
Nelson
J. R. Reed
Charles T. Russell, Jr
L. S. Dabney
F. Cunningham
Benjamin F. Hunt, Jr
Ballon
Anna A. Booth
Chatham
Booth
C. T. Russell, Jr
W. W. Dodge
Phhoenix Insurance Company
Moses
Parsons & Loud
Libellant
Supreme Court
Phoenix Insurance Company
Erie & West. Trans. Co
U.S
Georgia
South America
Parsons & Land of New York
Laintiff
Chadbourne
Nehemiah Gibon
Superior Court Docket Notices Involving McGeughey Richardson
May 2 session shows three cases. McGeughey sues Richardson over a horse sale warranty with $182.50 paid and verdict for plaintiff at $198.45. Dean et al. sue Merkel for $220 838 balance on a battles lot. Harrington sues City of Boston for damages after being thrown from a wagon on Ellery street and breaking a leg. trial in progress.
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John C. Richardson
J. V. Beal
A. C. Clark
Charles L. Dean
A. D. Boston
Arnold
Peter W. Harrington
City of
Boston
Ellery Street
Wi Gaston
Whit
Post
Winthrop
C. Darling
Daniel A. Daley
Boston & Albany Railroad
Thomas Daley
J. B. Richardson
E. B. Hall
Samuel Hoar
Daley
Boston & A
Mills
Same
Sullivan
Dormhoe
Nicholson
Foxwell
Towle
Bowker
Wrighton
Greaves
Amory
Old Colony
R. R
Tigrey
Onset Bay Grove Association
Bivelow
Gaffney
Burkhard
Harlory
Donnelly
Rbowker
Alden
Brock
Erie & N.S
Lockard
Kern
Boston Superior Court Dockets Highlight Injury and Property Disputes
A dense docket from Middlesex and related sessions lists cases on tort injuries from blasting on Parker Street Roxbury to damag es for land taken for a courthouse. Parks, roads, and railroad incidents figure, with verdicts and attorney names as read.
Merchant Tailors and Exchange Club Meet at Parker House
Laundry men of New England form protective association after meeting at Tremont House last evening. Forty-fifth Regiment executive committee met at Young's Hotel yesterday afternoon and conducted routine business.
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Merchant Tailors’ Association
Exchange Club
Parker House
Laundry Men of
New England
Tremont House
Forty-fifth Regiment
Young’s Hotel
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Linden Steel Co
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Crie
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State Street
Paris
Aker
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester, Mass
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