Water Gas Debate Overshadows Legislature Partial Session
The Senate adjourned after twenty minutes with the Beverly Farms bill postponed to Tuesday. The House debated water gas all day but refused to alter the current law by 46 to 48. A bill to regulate telephone rates on a sliding scale was reported and the Institute of Technology received a $100,000 appropriation.
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Institute of Technology
Senate
House
Senate Morning Session Sets Ball for Beverly Farms Bill
The Senate met at 11 and adjourned after twenty minutes. The Beverly Farms incorporation bill was moved to Tuesday at 2 30 p m. Glines sought suspensions for the Lawrence Union street bridge financing but withdrew after Wilbur objected to debt limit concerns. The harbor line amendment for Mystic River Chelsea Creek passed to be engrossed. Other calendar items were disposed of with several bills and resolves accepted or inexpedient to legislate.
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Senate
Beverly Farms
Senator Roads
Glines
Lawrence
Union Street
Wilbur
Kimball
Chelsea
Mystic River
Chelsea Creek
Chelsea Bridge
Meridian Street Bridge
Merrimac
House
City of
Holyoke
Hull Street Railway Company
Worcester County Free Institute of Industrial Science
Board of Road Commissioners
Quincy
Owe
McAuiliffe
Hingham
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Committee On Banks and Banking
Committee On Banks
Fitenburg,Cooperative Bank
Massachusetts House actions review and appropriations bill actions
The House debated amendments to the Public Statutes funding, approved incorporation for the Chicopee Falls Building Company, and pressed on with the Sunday bill while tabling a repeal report. It authorized land transfers for Fairhaven cemetery and a station for Old Colony railroad, considered tech institute grants with scholarships, and discussed labor and municipal rate reforms along with state printing and gas meter inspection proposals.
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Wadlin
Reading
Massachusetts Teachers’ Association
Ward
Chicopee
George S. Taylor
Chicopee Falls Building Company
Teele
Supreme Court
Taft
Palmer
Judiciary Committee
Fairhaven
Old Cemetery
Old Colony
Committee On Education
Institute of Technology
Board of Education
Labor Committee
John M. Barry
Messrs. Gunn and
Sillars
Boston Typographical Union
Hathorne
Boston
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Post
Lenox
Senate
Committee On Manufactures
Messrs. Post, Smith
Athol
Linton
Cottage City
Messrs. Morey
Lowell
Hallett
Nantucket
Collison
Yeas
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
Massachusetts Legislature Deliberates On Health Board Abuse and Stock Trades
The House and Senate consider petitions and bills addressing alleged acts by state health officials in 1883, bans on bucket shops, costs on an award for E C Hawkes, closing licensed saloons on holidays, prison aid for discharged prisoners, Newton Club incorporation, land loans for parks, and Massachusetts School for the Feeble minded land purchase. A senate report deems naturalization voter registration reforms inexpedient.
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L. C. Pennell
State Board of Health
Committee On
E. C. Hawkes
General Court
H. W. Wilder
Commissioners of Prisons
Newton Club of
Newton
Boston
Carney Hospital
Massachusetts School
Senate
Cohasset Harbor
Committee On Election Laws
Canadian Public Men
A portrait of Sir John A. Macdonald as Dominion leader with allies Sir Charles Tupper Sir Hector Langevin and Thomas White among the key Conservatives. It notes Macdonald’s long career with Confederation Pacific scandal and possible elevation to the peerage, and previews Tupper’s likely succession and Langevin’s role.
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Dominion
Sir John A. Macdonald
Confederation
Canada Pacific Railway
Sir John
Ontario
Kingston
Ont
Disraeli
John
England
Lord Beaconsfield
Primrose Club
Charles Tupper
Sir Charles
Joseph Howe
Tupper
New Brunswick
Upper
Tilley
Fredericton
WP Cee
Hector Langevin
Hector
Thomas White
Montreal
Montreal Gazette
Macdonald
Gazette
George E. Foster
Sussex
N. B
Kings
University of New Brunswick
Ottawa
Foster
Conservative Party
Canada
Charles Tapper
Death at City Hospital No Foul Play Suspected
William Makin of Bacon's wood yard collapsed at Harrison avenue and South May street. John Sweeney witnessed the fall and found him unconscious after a head strike. Makin died at City Hospital with colleagues Lucey Heane Flott and Gorman assisting him.
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William Makin
City Hospital
Makin
Bacon’s Wood Yard
Harrison Avenue
John Sweeney
South May Street
Sweeney
Daniel Lucey
Neponset
Michael J. Heane
Decatur Street
Thomas Flott
Norwich Street
Robert Gorman
Harvard Senior Crew Wins Boat Race Amid Cheers
The Harvard Senior Crew defeated the sophomore crew in a tight race near Longwood bridge and Union boat house. The finish came around 5 30 with the lead changing until 87 89 and 90 dueled for third. Time was about 10 minutes 56 seconds with Knapp Remington Knowles Coolidge Fiske Mumford Burgess Alexander captain Forcheimer in the winning boat.
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Longwood Bridge
Union Boat House
River Street
Eaton
William Sprague
J. J. Storrow
Messrs
J. T. Lee
H. B. Cabot
Knapp
Remington
Knowles
Coolidge
Fiske
Mumford
Burgess
Alexander
Forcheimer
Fitchburg Terminal Lands In Charlestown Public Land Grab
The Fitchburg Railroad seeks $1.566 million in taxable property for terminal facilities in Charlestown. The largest block, $1.1638 million, is mainly Hoosac Dock and Elevator Co property now absorbed by Fitchburg. An estimated 808 voters would lose their homes under the plan.
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Fitchburg Railroad Company
Charlestown
Hoosac Dock and Elevator Company
Fitchburg
Tudor Company
Cunningham Heirs
The
Poison and pure whiskey praised as health safeguard
The Sanitary News cites Dr Charles Smart comparing typhoid death rates in New Orleans and Philadelphia to argue water as the disease medium. It extols Duffy's Malt Whiskey as pure medicine, claiming it kills germs when mixed with water, aids digestion, and promotes health according to doctors and an English Board of Examiners report.
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the Sanitary News
Charles Smart
U.S.A
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Sanitary News
Duffy
Board of Examiners
Graves and Sons Promoting Pure Whiskey Brand in Boston
The firm pledges best efforts to retain and increase its reputation for offering the public pure whiskey through the drug and grocery trade under the G. O. Taylor brand. The company name appears on each label and on every bottle cork. Unbranded cases shipped on request.
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G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Boston Liquor License Notices From May 1887 Public Statutes
Public notices from Boston boards dated May 13 and 18 1887 announce applications to sell intoxicating liquors by various license types in multiple addresses across Boston. Applicants include Benjamin F Millward Mary J Goodwin Thomas Devlin Mary Driscoll Charles W Gurney William Jackson Patrick Costello and Hiram I Young with details on class location and premises.
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Board of Pelice
Boston
James P. A. Higgins
Leverett Street
F. C. Irving
Board OF Police
Margaret Sheehan
Broad Street
Fr. C. Irving
Board of Porter
F.C. Irving
Board of Potter
Gustav FE. Ziegler
Court Square
Boanp
John FI Moran
Clinton Street
C. Irving
Board of Poitier
Michael «S, Flatley
North Street
A. Gove & CO
Channey Street
Yald Building
Board of Pource
Chanter
GEO. C. Goodwin & CO
Hanover Street
William Butler
East Eighth Street
Board OF Polick
Edward Jd. McElroy
East Sixth Street
Edward J. McElroy
Seaside House
Beanpo
George Grant
Sixth Streets
Grant House
I C. Irving
Benjamin F. Millward
Q Street
Beach House
K. C. Irving
Board of Portee
Corner Street
Poarl
Mary J. Goodwin
Eighth Street
H Street
BOARD OF Po_Lier
Thomas Devlin
West Broadway
Mary Driscoll
West Fourth Street
Board OF Pollice
Charles W. Gurney
Washington Street
Harvard Place
Board OF Porick
Starvard Place
James F. Crowley
Dorchester Avenue
D. C
Boanupor Pe Tce
William Jackson
Lincoln Street
B. C
F. ¢. Irving
William Finnegan
Commercial Street
FF. C. Irving
Board OF Poxnice
Patrick Costello
Belmont Street
C. D
Booramd
Hiram Lb. Young
Border Street
E. B
Lipston
Maria L. Killion
Cottage Street
Beacon Street
Alonzo Dexter
Horace
Shepard
Walstein R. Chester
Suffolk
George E. Bales
South Boston
Pekin Street
Bateman Place
Pekin
Seventh Street
N Street
Brackett & Roberts
Congress Atreet
S. R. Knights & Co
Tremont Foundry
Ruggles St
Chas. P. Greenough
Charles FE. Raymond
Samuel G. Snelling
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Renton
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France
Washington
H. Eddy
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Patent Office
Edmund Burke
Patents
R. WH. Eddy
New York
Yours Truly, George Draper
Corporation Notices
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corioration
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Connecticut & Passumpesic Rivers
Massachusetts
C. E. Cram
C. 8. Mellen
Deddy & Son
Mass
Woon
Canal Street
Boston, Mass
P. W. Curry
W. Ellison
Pemberton Square
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
Milk Street
J. C. Mtt
Arkwright Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Bk. H. Sprague, Sec'y
Glark’s
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Dundee Goods
Federal Street
Aalon LK. Gay & CO
State Street
Charles W. Sawyer
Sudbury and
Bowker Streets
Sudbury Street
Bowker Street
Telephone
Unstar Guano Co
Norfolk, VA
Norfolk Harbor
Real Estate Exchange
City of Norfolk
Walter F. Irvine
Wae Bros. & Phelps
Norfolk, A
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Holbrook & Fox
OfNice
Postofice Square
Equitable Building
Dix Street
Dorchester
R. Gardner Chase
Shawmut Station
Shawmut
R. Knights & Co
Main Street
Cambridgeport
West Newton Street
Carlton
Heard Street
Arlington Street
Union Park
Canton Street
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Cor
Beach and Tappan Streets
Chase
Beach Street
Lovell’s Grove
North Weymouth
S&s. R. Knights & CO
Sullivan Bros
School Street
South Margin St
Prospect St
Stamford St
West Fifth St
Gold St
Dorchester Av
J. O. Teele
W. D. Harding
Dorchester Ay
South
Horatio Harris & CO
Jaffa
L. Foster Morse
Omce
Warren Street
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
ANP SV Anasteed Massachusetts Title Insurance Co
Mile ST
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Arnold A. Rand
Richards & CO
Reade St
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsenp & Montant
Leonard Street
R. Kd. Day & Company
S51
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boston Stock Exchange
East Boston Dry Dock Co
Do Atlantic Cotton Mills
Gloucester
Street By. Co
National Rubber Co
National Exchange Bank
Conn
Passae
Chicopee Water Co
Adm
Union Metallic Fast. Co
Pueblo Smelting and Refining Co
Continental Mills
Revere Bank
Fourth
Everett
Brookline Nat
Brookline
Mast
Tremont and
Suffolk Mills
Manchester Mills
Middlesex Mills
Elot
Merchants
New England Natl
Bank of Commerce
Do Atlantic Natl
Suffilk
Shoe and Leather Natl
New England
Blue Hill
Milton
Exchange Bank
Salem
People’s Natl
Roxbury
River Rd
Street Ry. Co
Kese Ry. Co
Busell Trimmer Co
Washington Mills Co
Lake Champlain
M.L
Maple River Ra
Chicago & Northwestern
Fitchburg Rd
Rockport & Eastern
Republican Val
Top
Southwestern
Atch
Santa Fe
Top & Southwestern
Union Pac. Ry
Toledo
Delphos & Burlington
Daytom
St. Louis
Yale & Banteee Co
Plymouth Cordage Co
Boston & Colorado Smelting Co
Cambridge Electric Light Co
Boston Cyclorama Co
New England Water Meter Co
Standard Weeeee Co
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Natl
Eagle Bank
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
New York & New Jersey
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Mach
St. Paw City
Natl. Bank
Freeman’s Natl. Bank
Rutland Rd
Com
Gt. Falls & Conway
Boston Wharf Co
Day Process Shoe Co
Kansas City, Clinton & Spring
Kansas City
Fort Scott & Gulf
Northern Rd
N. i
Concord Natl. Bank
Concord
Concord Meron Co
Kingman
Pratt & Western
Guar
Wichita & Western
Newmarket Mfg. Co
Pank
Boston & Sandwich Glass Co
Francis Henshaw & CO
Chapman Valve Mig. Co
Merchants’ N. Bank
Columbian N. Bank
Old Ae N. Bank
Central N Hates
Lynn
Hamilton N. Bank
New England N. Bank
Beverly
Bank
Lyman Mills
Northern
Old Colony Rd
E. & T. Fairbanks Co
Chicago, Burlington & No
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Maine Central
Burlington & Mo. Rivers
Oud
Lake Champlin
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Mach. Co
Do Continental Mills
N. Bank
Boston, Concord
Rutland
New Hampshire
Cambridge
Boston &Providence
Boston & Maine
Pullman Palace Car Co
St. Louis & San Francesco RR
Shore and Leather National Bank
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey RR
Nashua & Rochester RR
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain RR
Wakefield Rattan Co
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Pacific Guano Co
Detroit, Lansing & No. RR
Appleton Co
Housatonic N. Bank
Cowley, Stunner & FL. Smith RR
Atchison, Top
Santa Fe RR
Essex RR
Con. RR
York Harbor & Beach RR
Eastern RR
Everett Mills
Do Pueblo Smelting and Refining Co
St. Paul Tes
Michigan Central RR
Sm. Air Line
Ilogo Boston & Lowell RR
Sonora Ry
Connecticut River RR. Co
Boston Gas Light Co
New England Mort. Security
Old Boston N, Bh