Lillian Ashley Linked to Baldwin Suit Four Years Ago
Boston woman Lillian Ashley sued California horseman Lucky Baldwin for 75000 alleging betrayal. The Post recounts her four year prior stop in Vermont and Boston, her pursuit of letters of introduction to Californians, and chatter linking Baldwin to her. Baldwin, thrice married, weathered family tales and a fortune of about 20 million dollars.
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New England Hardware Dealers Meet in United States Hotel
The New England Hardware Dealers Association gathered at the United States Hotel last evening with Samuel H. Thompson of Lowell presiding and sixty nine members attending. Governor’s secretary Henry Thomas offered congratulations and a post banquet entertainment featured Professor W. E. Floyd prestidigitateur and Miss Mamie M. Fuller psychometist with a second sight presentation.
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United States
Samuel H. Thompson
Lowell
Henry Thomas
Hiram G. Janvrin
D. B. Barber
Anthony S. Morse
Boston
Austin Whitcomb
Beverly
William 8. Parlin
Natick
N. P. Hayes
New Bedford
F. Eugene Barker
Pawtucket
John
Ex Governor Rudsell Testifies in Cambridge Gas Hearing
Ex Governor William E. Rudsell appeared before the Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners as counsel for Cambridge Gas Light Company at a continued hearing on cheaper gas for Cambridge. Treasurer Vogl testified about stock salaries and company expenses, while Daniel A. Chamberlain, company president, stated gas prices to general consumers and city buildings and Harvard College.
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Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Cambridge Gas Light Company
Cambridge
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Harvard College
Sir John Rigby Named Successor to Lord Russell as Solicitor General
Sir John Rigby former solicitor-general is appointed to succeed Sir Charles Russell as lord justice of appeals. He represents Forfarshire and won by 86 votes over his Unionist opponent at the last general election. The attorney-general post, a highly valued government office, carries a salary of 25,000 and fees, totaling 25,000 in 189.
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Charles Russell
John
Forfarshire
Scotland
Death of Andrew Donahoe Wealthy Woonsocket dealer at 62
Andrew Donahoe a long time Woonsocket wholesale liquor dealer and leading local businessman died this afternoon at age 62 from a brain condition. He was heavily invested in real estate banking and manufacturing and was a native of Ireland. He leaves a widow.
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Free Medical Services Offered by Dr Dewey at Hotel Pelham
Free medical services are advertised to be furnished by Dr Dewey, a noted physician. His offices are at Hotel Pelham on street, with hours 9 to 1 and 2 to 8 and 4 to 6 p m, and Sundays 10 to 4 p m.
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Record divorce session in Bay State yields nineteen cases
A Boston court led by Judge Sherman disposed of nineteen divorce plaints in one morning, part of a docket already crowded with 168 cases. Narratives detailed wives seeking freedom from gambling husbands, failed marriages, and ill fated separations across years and cities.
Petition Seeks Reproduction of English High Hall Decorations
The English High School Association asks a City Council committee to fund a new decoration for the Montgomery street hall. The petition notes about 1000 dollars spent on Bedford street hall decor in 186, its destruction in 1863 and a second loss in 1881 when Bedford street property was sold. Signers include Curtis Guild and William H Moriarty among others. The hearing, led by Councilman Shaw in Alderman Tever’s absence, was continued for advice.
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English High School
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William H. Patridge
Charles J. S’urrill
Charles H. Brighton
John Herbert
Thomas Garfield
George O. Carpenter
Thomas Sherwin
James Mahoney
Lyman LT. Greenleaf
Charles F. Wyman
Alderman Tever
Councilman Shaw
Mr. Moriarty
General Sherwin
Water G. Page
John J. May
Spencer W. Richardson
Mr. Faxon
Bark Galatea Sails for St John Not for Repairs
The Bark Galatea has left port for St John New Brunswick but did not go there for repairs. Reports in the Post stating repairs would be made were incorrect. The vessel is in first class condition and no work will be done at St John.
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Air Brakes Inspection Topic At New England Railroad Club
A regular meeting of the New England Railroad Club was held in Wesleyan Hall with about eighty members. Vice President L M Butler of the New York New Haven Hartford presided. A paper by E C Chaine of the Boston Albany railroad was read on Air Brakes Their Inspection and Maintenance followed by remarks by Henry Rosseth F D Adams and others.
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L. M. Butler
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Chaine
Boston & Albany Railroad
Henry Rosseth
F. D. Adams
American Wringer Co. Catalog Ad at Broadway Extension
The American Wringer Co. advertises wringers mangies spring beds and carpet sweepers at 12 and 15 Broadway extension. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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Gas Bill Debate Reveals Allegations Against Commissioners
In a heated House debate Representative Farley declared gas and electric light commissioners are owned by corporations. Jim Mellen attacked officials and ex Governor Russell as well as Mayor Matthews while other speakers urged substitution or opposed the bill to let cities manufacture and distribute gas and electricity for municipal use.
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Hanson
Farley
Lowell
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Commonwealth
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Newton
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Everett
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Malone
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Estabrooks
Durant
Middlesex
Board of Commissioners
Merrill
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Lawmakers Debate Corporations and Gas Bills in House
A Boston House committee hearing features arguments from Josiah Quincy and others on municipal lighting and corporate influence. Debates consider gas and electricity provisioning, underground wiring, and employee rights, with several amendments adopted before third readings.
Ice Prices Rise Sharply in New York Market
New York and Brooklyn face ice costs climbing to about 10 dollars per ton with a one cent per pound rate in the city. National Ice Company backed by C. W. Morse, aims to control supply, claiming two million tons in stock while three million are needed. Boston sees 6 to 8 dollars per ton as prices remain steadier.
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Liberal Club reception spotlights Home Rule strains
At the National Liberal Club reception in London May 9 about 4500 Liberals and Radicals heard the Premier speak. The government faces a fighting minority in the House of Commons with Irish support wavering. Speakers included Lord Rosebery, Sir William Harcourt, and others outlining resolve to persevere despite potential splits.
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Lesson of Samoa Prompts US Policy Reflection
A May 9 Senate letter from Secretary of State Gresham, sent by the President, questions the Samoa policy. He argues past engagements have caused expenses and entanglements, warning that distant affairs tempt overreach and tie the United States to problematic alliances.
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Sixth Regiment Band Loses Its Leader
Amos D. Baker resigns after twenty three years as leader of the Sixth Regiment Band. He leaves the ensemble with full ranks and a cash treasury.
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