Court notes on packing goods and adjourned sessions
A request for packing goods for delivery to two places was ordered by a witness. Cross-examination revealed tickets sometimes changed on guards. The committee adjourned at 9 45 until 7 this evening. United States Circuit Court May Term 165. Grand jury empaneled after a judge's charge. Judge Colt to attend Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gargan
United States Circuit Court
Cott, J
Colt
Merchants Welcome to Boston Trade Week Amid Weather Delays
Yesterday's unsettled weather disrupted Boston merchant gatherings for visiting out-of-town buyers and trade journalists. The New England Grocer building hosted receptions and a luncheon, with a long register of guests from across New England and beyond. Visitors will attend banquets, theater visits, and a grand Faneuil Hall reception as about 1000 merchants convene, showcasing fruit, produce, and shoe trades at multiple hotels and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England Grover
Dowse
C. W. Willis
Benjamin Johnson
H. E. Warren
John M. Howe
Claremont
N. H
Charles N. Dodge
Hampton
Paris
J. Frank Blake
Voris
BE. Newhatl
Joh A. Andrews & Co
A. EK. Ballard
Winstow
Rand & Watson
Oston
H. B. Coffin
Newton
C. F. Lant
G. He. Reed
Milan
Garner
Lewiston
L. W. Gilman
Melose
E. C
L Letch
T. H. Chirk
Russell
Verre
Carter
East
J. H. Spelter
Keene
J. We Worater
Chelsea
W. F. McCarthy
Lawrence
A. J. Nealey
Lyons Delaney
Pawtucket
R. I
Newton Dexter
Merchants’ Mail
Albany
Elisha Winter
Advocate
New York
F. N. Barrett
American Grocer
Artecias Ward
Philadelhia Grocer
Benjamin Jolson
W. Willis
Ew England Grocer
Boston Press
Messrs
Chase & Sanborn
Quince
John Garmers
Onry Callender & Co
Eyd, Leeas & Co
B. Breeper & Co
Ohn A. Andrews & O. A. Weeks & Co
Ohn F. Nickerson & Ason
Pierce & Co
Ears & Co
Yde & Southworth
Crocker & Eldridge
Hutchinson Charles E. Moody
Thomas Dana & Bilas Peirce & Co
Fenno & Co
Hepard
Norwell
Rice & Co
Yt Bros
Cobb, Buies & Yerx
W. Monroe & Co
P. King Hanson & Ricker
W. C. Rogers & C Eustis & Dagcett
Kurtleff Bros
Ork & Whitney
Lord & Spencer
Arnum & Co
Ateh
4Lekerson & Blodget Delow & Seam
Lk. Clements & Co
Potter
Wrightin
Theodore Metcalf
Cutler Bros. & Co
Lmall Bros
Doolittle & Smith Carer
Kor & Kioseph Burnet & Geo. GC
Goodwin
Howard W. Spurr & Co
New England
Cg, Lawrence & Co
Faneuil Hall
Blake & Ripley
Isaac Locke & Co
Covant & Kean
Truit
Sawtell & Pratt
A. A. Kendall
Horticultural Hall
Boot and Shoe Recorder
Overture
Funeral for Henry L. Whiting Held in Waltham
Henry L. Whiting is buried after a May 15 funeral attended by nearly 500. Monitor Lodge F and A M led services at the house, Rev. L. P. Blackford officiated, and a long city procession followed to the grave with Rufus G. Brown as chief marshal and the City Band. The Rumford male quartet performed, floral offerings honored multiple organizations including Monitor Lodge Pilgrim Fathers Grand Army Hose 1 and local relief corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Fire Department
F. P. H. Rogers Post
Massasoit Colony
Pilgrim Fathers
Charlestown
Prave
J. W. Follett
Rumford
Monitor Lodge
Grand Army
Firerman
MH. L. W
Woman’s Relief Corps
Reward Offered for Cure of Horse Ailments
A reward of one hundred dollars is offered for a case of horse colic horse oil or a spinal disease in a horse that cannot be cured by Tattle's Biixir. See announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattle
Five Grave Charges Opening of the Investigation
A city council inquiry into mismanagement by the boards of directors of public institutions since 1853 proceeds in the council chamber before a joint special committee. The prosecution contends improper purchases since 1885, prices above market, personal interests in contracts, and overall dishonest management. Witnesses include Albert T. Whiting, J. Alfred Mitchell, Francis A. Foster, and others detailing bills, samples, and supplier dealings with Thomas H. Lynch and D. R. P flannels among goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Council Chamber
Eddy
A. E. Pillsbury
Cushing
Thomas J. Gargan
Alderman Eddy
Pillsbury
Albert T. Whiting
Gargan
J. Alfred Mitchell
Henry B. Wells
George J. Wilkinson
Thomas H. Lynch
Francis A. Foster
Dry Goods Commission
Dexter, Richards & Sons Mills
Newport
N. H
Foster
Mr. Pillsbury
D. BR. P
Board of Directors of
A. ©. J. Brown
Joy, Langdon & Co
Hamilton
Wilkinson
Mr. Wells
Mr. Wilkinson
Oxford
Cambridge
Richard J. Walsh
Oxford Meltons
Walsh
Careyville
Union Cassimere
Cruelties of Siberia Told by John Baker at St Paul’s
John Baker recounted his escape from Siberia and his family’s fate under czarist oppression. He described four prisoner classes, harsh punishments, and forced marches to the mines, detailing lashes in snow and exposure as part of Russia’s brutal penal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
John Baker
St. Paul’s Church
St. Barnabas Guild
Russia
Wereaw
Poland
Uutap Iurs
Baker
Trael
Futipue
Women of the Press meeting highlights and related court notices
The New England Woman's Press Association met at No 8 Park Street with papers on opportunities in weekly journalism. Attendance included Alice Stone Blackwell Mary Briggs Katherine Conway M Agnes Dalrymple Elizabeth Hanscom and KE Gosse. New members Lucy Stone and Cora Scott Pond joined. Asahel W Sawyer and others discussed. Also reported are Fitchburg railroad stockholders seeking to remove its president for proxy irregularities in a pending suit. Gloucester mayor license mandamus and related defenses scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Woman's Press Association
No. 8
Park Street
Allce E. Whitaker
New England
Alice Stone Blackwell
Mary H. Briggs
Katherine E. Conway
M. Agnes Dalrymple
Elizabeth D. Hanscom
KE. M. Gosse
Lucy Stone
Cora Scott Pond
Ormiston Chant
England
National Congress of Women
Washington
Vigilance Record
Thomas Mack
Stockholm
Chicago
Mest Green
Kindergarten Movement of Education
Asahel W. Sawyer
Elijah B. Phillips
Fitchburg Railroad
Precost Reyés
William G. Russell
G. A. Torrey
George A. Davis
David L. Robinson
Gloucester
Board of Aldermen
Oraily
Ile
Augustus Russ
H. P. Moulton
City Events Include Fair for Blind Kindergarten
Notes about events show Chauncy Hall School children hosting a fair Saturday from 3 to bp m with proceeds for the Roxbury kindergarten for the blind. The Puddingstone Whist Club of Dorchester held its second annual meeting at Young's Hotel. The New England Order of Protection Supreme Lodge met in Odd Fellows Hall. Ludwig concert committee met at Parker House with strong ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy Hall
Roxbury
Puddingstone Whist Club
Dorchester
Young's Hotel
Supreme Lodge of the
New England Order of Protection
Odd Fellows
Wills speaks on redemption at St Andrew’s Church in Boston
The second of three meetings led by Mr. C. J. Wills of New York at St. Andrew’s Church on Chambers Street drew about fifty attendees. He urged redemption for modern men, comparing Boston’s need to Jewish times at Christ’s coming, and urged reliance on God’s aid to change, even without strong resolutions. He shared his own trials and the prayer, “Lord, if it is possible, help me,” as his key aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Wills
New York
St. Andrew’s Church
Chambers Street
Boston
Plans for the St Louis Convention Hall and accommodations
Colonel Prather led securing the convention for St Louis and supervised the new hall. It measures 386 by 110 feet with top acoustic quality, seating 11 000. A bureau at 506 Olive street coordinates lodging as hotels fill, boarding houses, and private homes. The city promises entertainment during early June with illumination, a river steamboat program, race meeting, and theatre attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prather
St. Louis
Olive Street
Bureau of Information
John G. Shelton
Bureau
Hayward and Dickerman Tie Quiet Somerville Nupital
Misa Grace Dickerman daughter of Brimmer School principal in Boston married H. B. Hayward son of Alderman Hayward of Somerville. Ceremony at the bride’s home 85 Central street Somerville conducted by Rev O L Noyes. Private wedding. couple depart for New York via Washington and Baltimore then settle in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Grace Dickerman
Dickerman
Brimmer School
Boston
H. 8
Hayward
Alderman Hayward
Somerville
Central Street
O. L. Noyes
Broadway Congregational Church
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Shippers Guide maps Boston freight train departures
The New England Railway Publishing Company releases a concise Shippers Guide stating freight train departure times from Boston to all New England towns. It aims to cut costs with precise depot and freight house directions, enabling teams to unload at exact doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A BG Pathfinder
Boston
New England
New Hogland Railway Publishing Company
Federal Street
Mmssns spring stock of young men's suits at Shoman Co
A. Shoman & Co located at Washington and Summer streets offers their spring stock of young men's fits with fabrics from English Austrian Irish and American mills. Garments are cut in latest styles and finished to resemble custom goods. Prices range from $15 to $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmssns
A. Shoman & Co
Washington
Summer Streets
Libel Suit Over Seattle to England Shipment
United States District Court proceedings May 15 with Judge Nelson. Libel to recover injuries sustained to a lot of cattle shipped from Caledonia to England. JH Rogers and WK Blodgett Jr. for defendant. George Putnam and Thomas Russell for claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Caledonia
England
JH. M. Rogers
W. K. Blodgett, Jr
Tibeliant
George Putnam
Thomas Russell
Court Proceedings Skim Through No. 4151 to 4790
A lengthy list of maritime and civil cases, including No. 4151 Thomas Gannon vs Hugh Allan et al, with claims of injuries from a steamer berth break and fever from unfit food, and multiple unrelated dockets with numerous defendants and plaintiffs. Also notes sessions of the Superior Court Middlesex County with schedules for May hearings, motions, and divorce lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gannon
Hugh Allan
Allan Line
Galway
Sarai Ganon
Sime
Joseph Hernan
Same
J. A. McGeough
Dabney
H. G. Allen
Superior DeAll Court to Convene in Salem for Trial
Essex County Superior Criminal Court will convene in Salem tomorrow by adjournment from Newburyport for the trial of cases. Brigham O J is named among those to be tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Deal Court
Essex County
Brigham
O. J
Superior Criminal Court
Salem
Newburyport
Superior Court Schedule Notes on May 15
Norfolk County bishop J reports the court was occupied in all jury waived cases and that the first case on the list was heard Libels for divorce will be in order on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucperson Court
Middlesex County
Blopgerr, J
Cambridge
Blodgett
Norfolk County
Bishop, J
Tickets and Superior Cabin Accommodations Advertised
Tickets and superior cabin accommodations at the lowest possible rates on all lines of European steamers may be obtained at W. H. Hayes's stewmakig agency Parker House Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hayes
Stewmakig Agency
Parker House
Boston
A Question of Health Promotes Royal Baking Powder
The article argues for Royal Baking Powder as the only pure leavening agent free from lime and alum. Citing government chemists and analysts, it claims Royal uses chemically pure cream of tartar and patent processes to eliminate lime, promising healthier bread, cake, and pastries and urging consumers to choose Royal to avoid dyspepsia from impure foods.
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Viana
F. C. Howe & Bro
S. Conant & Co
Winslow
Rand& Watson
Swexney & Voor
Thomas Wood & Co
Briggs, Suattack & Co
Martin L. Hail & Co
A. Sawtelle & Co
Ww. Stearns & Co
Nasi
Spaulding & Co
Charlies QC
Timothy Gay & Co
M.S. Ayer & Co
Morse Bros. & Co
F. D. Maynard & Co
D. & L. Slade Co
Field-Thayer M’f’z, Co
Haamonds & Mayo, Gardner, Murphy & Co
G. A. Hammond & Co
K. A. Newell & Co
Henry L. Pierce
H. O. Willar & Son
H.thompson & Co
A. H. Morse & Co
H. Harris & Co
J. Breck & Sons
Snow & Co
Puisiler
Jordan & Pfaff
Carter, Rice & Co
W. H. Claflin & Co
Rice, Rendall & Co
Stone & Korsuth
L. A. Wright & Co
Chas. H. Stone & Co
Durgin
Parke & Co
Wheat
Bricee & Burr
A. F. Russell & Co
Fisher & Thacher
Geo. H. Harding
Im. A. Torrey & Co
KR. Warser & Co
Lamson & Co
Jiates & Barnet
Au, Yee
Walter
Ewan & Co
Whitney,Poustaud & Do
Sewer BO George
Downes Ib
Miamwmer & Co
Dohu
Squire & Co
Aioe Plow Company
Amerigan Ruwhber Co
Weeks & Potter
Rust Bros. & Bird, Richardson
Lawrence Pike
West & Jenney
Parker, Holmes & Rice & Hutchins
KR. H. White & Co
Jackson Mandell & Noiial
Farley, Marvey & Co
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Wheeler, Conant &Blod
Ge, Davis, Marean & Co
Lally & Collins
J. D. Mead & Co
Sawiel É & Pratt
Harris, Caldwell & Co
Lowell Bros
Simmons, Amsden & Co
Mall To Ata
Isaac Locke’ & Co
Hooper & Co
Lovejoy & Collier
Curtis & Co
Conditt & Bean
Puffer Bros
Erminies
E. H. Frye
Henry E. Dixey
Hamlet
la Irving
F. G. Reynolds
Emerson
Des
PPI
Seeeee
L. 8. Poole
Mr. F. G. "Reynolds
Professor Rank
Ifiventor
Reynolds Edwin Booth
Emergon Lawrence Barrett
W. W. Cole
Charlie Perfuume
Johanne Rhodedelbraken
Tabitia Primrose
Solomon Levi
Joe Walker
Stebbins
Maine
J.J. Furlong
Rockville
Conn
F. Davis
Lewis F. Bussel
Laconia
Revere House
Charles E. Cobb
Auburn
W. H. White
S. Sleeper
Haverhill
J. IL. Ayer
South Groveland
H. L. Burney
New Bitain
A. G. Ilil
Northampton
D. O. Mitlimore
Tremont House
E. F. Houghton
Sinnomer Holmes
North Brookfield
J. D. Batchellor
A. H. Foster
J. A. Mills
Pennaecook
Amerigan House
KE. H. Alien
Bradgerd
George Stratton
Winchester
Quincy House
C. L. Ovitt
Enospurg
J. Stephenson, Jr
Lowell
Bright
Raymond
R. Ainsden
Windsor
H. A. Lowell
Alstead
N. A
W. Putnam
J. W. Pettingrue
Ludlow
L. W. Stocker
E. W. Fox
Milton Mills
H. A. Blake and
Crawford Rouse
R. Lane
Wire
Whitefield
D. Hall
Claremont, N. H
H. L. Whiting
Women OF the Press
New England Association
Supreme Judicial Court
Few, J
Ludwig
THE
ST. Andrew Brotherhood
United States District Court
Gaffney
Hbreek
Jacobs
Cgannon
Allan
Saine
Herman
Amestaie
Wook
Young
Leroque
Masterson
Wilson
Knapp
Leathespee
Danis
Libby
Chase
Maguire
Parker v. Thomas
Wilder
Boston & Tinao
Thompson
Joan J. Rosenberg
Johbn Doe
Plaisiiné
Annie M. Siall
J. M. Brown
F. Cannimziani
H. M. Betts
Lyman B. Jordan
Ocean Avenue
Revere
George K. Pratt
Pratt
J.G. Holt
S. T. Harris
A. H. Wellman
Melntyra
Loverithe
Jeels
Varges
Court of Liberty A. O. of I
Flagg
N. Y
N. E. RR
DeJong
Canney
Chandler
Bartley
Ten Broeck
Ford
Crane
Higgins
Sanche
Simonds
Hsartlett
Looley
Collina
Glete
Bad
Slammond, J
Heilbrun
Green
Barnard
Wright
Atwood
Wheeler
O' Tara
Tutts
Osgood
Bailey
City of
King
Bird
Joel
O’ Keefe
Hawes
Latarop
J. No
John T. Gallagher
Causeway
Merrinac Streets
Stamford Street
C.J. McIntire
T. M. Babson
Myers
Tivain
Green, Loan Co
Brown
Strain
Lux
Johnson
Dunn
Havilind
Donnelly
Sickin
Winters
Fenwick
Binne
Baris
Schnitzer
Ques
Kingsbury
Scat
Boylston
Saunders
Saun
Ins. Co
Weat
Thomas
Sturtevant
Gould
Mc 4Hams
Paxey
Sane
Aitik
Gennells v. Sama
Thomypsony
Edwin W. Marsh
R. M. Moree, Jr
M. Mortoy, Jr
W. Gaston
E. O. Bumpas
O. Wheeler
Old Colony
Washington, D.C
Fah River
Coliner
French
W. N. Hartshorn
Virginia
Richmond
R. L
New England Woman Suffrage Association
Tremont Temple
Meionaon
Music Hall
Frederick Douglass
Laura Ormiston Chant
Henry Blanchard
T. W. Higginson
Zereida G. Wallace
Indiana
Alli Tryg@g
Norway
Taylor
Chestar & Graves & Ons
Oeil
John P. Squire & CO
Pork Packers
Absolutely
Joan P. Squire & CO
Faneuil Hall Market
No. Market St
East Cambridge
Charles H. North &Co
Mass
Massapoag Lake Hotel
Sbrakon
Alass
Mr. Boyce
Packer House
Beston
Park Boyox & CQ
Revere Coffee Mills
Revere Standard Java Coffee
Cajuefornia Fruit Union
Florida Fruit Exchange
Chatham ST
BE. E. Blake ,F.L. Ripley
Merchants’ Row
C. Lawrence &Co
W. Baker & CO
Blass
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