Work of Charity Holds Annual Meeting in New Building
The Women's Educational and Industrial Union held its twelfth annual meeting at 98 Boylston Street. Mrs. Abby Morton Diaz presided, with a prophesy laden address praising growth, fundraising, and the aim to aid women in extremity while building a national network of unions. Officers were elected and a social and program followed, featuring music, readings, and tributes to late member Mrs. Sewall.
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Abby Morton Biaz
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Boylston Street
Abby Morton Diaz
W. E. Bowditch
Women’s Council
Washington
Boston
Department of Industries
Buffalo Union
Kate G. Wells
Permanent Fund
Perkins and Downes
Melissa Chamberlin
Kennard
Chamberlin-Poor
Employment Bureau
Domestic Service Department
Harding
Committee On Education
Massachusetts Emergency and Hygiene Association
Walling
Art
K. G. Wells
Sewall
M. Chamberlin
Abby M. Diaz
Annie M. Macy
Harriet Clisby
M. D
Eleanor S. Mack
Lucia M. Peabody
Mary M. Kehew
Phebe L. Willey
Sarah K. Cotting
Caroline A. Kennard
Lina F. Hecht
Elizabeth A. R. Gordon
Vieuxtemps
Maria S. Porter
Fox
Neuhaus
Union
Julia Ward Howe
Mary F. Eastman
Edna D. Cheney
Kate Gannett Wells
Frank Sanborn
Samuel Wells
Norfolk Medical Society Holds Annual Meeting and Dinner
The Norfolk District Medical Society met at Roxbury Armory, elected officers led by President Dr. Joseph Stedman and Vice President Dr. Joel Seaverns, and appointed censors and councillors from Dorchester to Jamaica Plain. About fifty attended the noon dinner, with Dr. W. P. Bolles delivering the annual address before upcoming exams for new members at 144 Dudley Street next Monday evening.
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Norfolk District Medical Society
Massachusetts Medical Society
Roxbury
Warren Street
Board of Censors
Joseph Stedman
Jamaica Plain
Joel Seaverns
S. Allen Potter
Edward G. Morse
Charles C. Hayes
Hyde Park
John W. Chase
Dedham
J. A. Stanner
Dorchester
I. W. Starbird
F. W- Vogel
H. L. Harrington
A. P. Perry
C. A. Bemis
West Medway
J.W. Chase
B. E. Costing
B. Cushing
H. ©. Ernst
J. A. Finn
D. 5. Fogg
Norwood
H. P. Jaques
Milton
H. R. Stedman
Roslindale
H. W. Broughton
G. W. Clement
E. F. Dunbar
Everett
Lee Park
W. C. B. Fifield
E. P. Gerry
Jamaica Plam
A. D. Kingsbury
Needham
J. K. Sabine
Brookline
C. F. Withington
W. P. Bolles
S. M. Crawford
Dudley Street
President Whitney Voices Opposition to Overhead Wires Bill
In a Boston interview West End Railway president Henry M. Whitney denounces a proposed 60,000 population limit on overhead electric wires as a confiscation of property. He cites Brookline and Cambridge lines, outlines losses to real estate and planned electric upgrades, and argues for continued expansion of his system rather than elevated rail. He notes public sentiment favors quicker surface transport over elevated structures.
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Henry M. Whitney
West End Street Railway Company
State House
Boston
Whitney
Committee On
West End Railway Company
Beacon Street
Brookline
Brighton
Allston
New York
Thomson-Houston Company of
Lynn
Cambridge
Arlington
Bowdoin Square
Arlington Village
Massachusetts
West End
New York City
Boston and Vicinity
House
House of Representatives
Mr. Whitney
Ames
Atlantic Avenue
Charlestown
Winter Hill
Somerville
Medford
Scollay Square
Everett
Malden
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury
Dorchester
Age
Langley & Smith Faces Creditors in Boston Assignment
John R. Langley shoe manufacturer with Whitman factory and 119 Summer street office Boston assigns for creditors to Horace Warren and Charles H. Gould of banks Millbury Grafton and Danvers. Indebtedness under $100000. banks hold bulk. Meeting for creditors at 11 a.m. Friday at 119 Summer street. Also in Lynn, creditors of jeweler J M Humphrey face stock mortgage issues. assets $14000 in watches and jewelry. hearing adjourned to Saturday at 35 Court street.
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John R. Langley
Whitman
Summer Street
Boston
Langley & Smith
Horace Warren
Millbury
Grafton
Henry Wardwell
Lynn
J. M. Humphrey
W.H. Niles
Edward C. Neal
Humphrey
A. F. Means
Morrill Bros. & Co
Morrill Bros
35 Court Street
Railroad Matters Seal Second Class Sleeping Cars From Boston to the West
Pullman second class tourist sleepers under Atchison Topeka Santa Fe left Boston for California overnight with a full load. Santa Fe claims to be first to bring this railroading novelty to New England. Cars have standard comforts but no upholstery and charge four dollars for a berth Boston to Los Angeles San Diego or San Francisco. Regular service every other week. Northern Pacific withdraws from Transcontinental Association effective July 21. Traffic Manager Newman Missouri Pacific resigns effective June 1. Delaware and Hudson stockholders reelect old directors. Ashuelot Railroad directors elected at Keene NH with Elisha F Lane as clerk and treasurer. Faryan NH May 14. Maine Central pushes extension to Scott's with steam shovel and dump cars aiming to finish by June 1.
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Pullman Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Boston
California
Hoosac
Santa Fe Company
New England
Northern Pacific
Transcontinental Association
Newman
Missouri Pacific Road
Delaware & Hudson
Ashuelot Railroad Company
Keene, N. H
A. B. Harris
J. Mulligan
W. H. Haile
Maine Central
Scott’s
Excursion of New York Coal Men to Boston in May
The Retail Coal Exchange of New York City plans its second annual excursion reaching Boston by the Fall River line on Thursday morning May 23 and be hosted by Boston coal men the same day.
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New York
Retail Coal Exchange
New York City
Boston
Fall River Line
F. G. King
East
Paris Street
Decatur Street
Board of Health of
City of
Beacon Street
Co. E. Davis, Jr
Paineau’s Furniture Slashes Cedar Chest Price
The Paineau's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street reports their popular $16 Cedar Chest saw hundreds sold last spring. This year prices drop to $13 and customer rush already begins as avalanche of orders arrives amid festive atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painaw’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Paine Company
Public sentiment on elevated system opposition voiced
A list of names from merchants banks and trusts appears voicing opposition to an elevated system. The document names numerous individuals and institutions including Frederick L Ames Henry Lee Roger Wolcott Thomas Mack Everett National Bank Morse Abbott Lawrence and others as stakeholders in the public debate. The tone suggests a civic record of objections from financial and commercial leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Ames
Merchants’ National Bank
Henry Lee
Roger WoLcott
John Utley
Moses Williams
Nathan Matthews
John H. Pray
Howe & French
Nathanield, Lilsbee
Sam’. L. Carr
Geo. W. Snow
C. J. F. Fletcher
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co
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Omice
Congress St
Springfield
Mass
C.J. Goodwin
Indian Orchard
Boston & Albany Depot
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Cambridge Street
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bromfield Street
Portieres
Selamia Shaki
Hancock
Bill and Bowdoin
Howe Estate
Charles F. Libbie
Architect’s Library
Pynson
Chaucer
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Equitable Building
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Common Street
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N. Y
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Market Street
Encé
Warren Avenue
City Hall
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Lancaster Mills
Water Street
Harcourt Amory
Jackson Company
Frederic Amory
Boston & Maine Railroad
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F. C. Sturtevant
Martford
Conn
Faxon, Seedsman
South Market Street
Garden
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G. C. Becker
Museum of Fine Arts
Copley Square
E. H. Green. Eaf
Sarah C. Kendall
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Suffolk
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State Street
Holy Land
Valencia
Snow & CO
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No. 12
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Landon Magnolia
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Mt. Pleasant
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Everett Avenue
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County of Suffolk
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East Mighth Street
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Atlantic Street
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Gay
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Frank N. Gayton
Adams & Blinn
Court Street
John G. Pestygen
Benjamin E. Smith
Marcella Street
William D. Adams
Adams
William Guptill
Guptill
Mortgagee
John J. Henry & Co., Boots & Shoes
Devonshire Sts
Richards & CO
Superior Court
Isabella R. White
William H. White
Middlesex
Josephine Francis
A. D
Boston Post
William H
Jos
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Jos. A. Willard
J. He Emerton
James Avenue