Hyatt in Office as New United States Treasurer
Mr Hyatt the new United States treasurer attended to bond preliminaries at the department and spoke of running the office smoothly with the same staff. He will return Tuesday to take charge after bonds are filed, aiming for a quiet transition and a contented, businesslike staff. The Arrow Steamship Company reports the Wasp nearly ready for the new American line, with the Pocahontas expected afloat in December and a design promising safety and speed for passenger service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hyatt
United States
Whelpley
Sreday
Arrow Steamship Company
Alexandria
American
Wasp
Acahontas
Connolly
Tts
Patents Granted to New England Inventors Today
The list covers numerous inventors from Maine to Massachusetts and New Hampshire receiving patents. Notable names include Andrew J. Avery of Norway, Me., for an edge plane. Charles A. Bailey of Middle town, Conn., for a coffin cap lifter. Gardner M. Burgess Jr. of Providence for a card holder. Moses H. Downes of Malden for a cement coated nail. Oscar F. Drew of Newburyport for a boot edge blacker. and Elihu Thomson of Lynn for an electric switch and related motor. The long catalog details edge tools, shoe fittings, machinery parts, and electrotechnical devices from Boston to Clinton and beyond. The report also notes the U S Department of State handling a Halifax case involving the schooner Clara J. Friend refused permission to purchase supplies due to fishing operations on the Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmaorox
New England
Andrew J. Avery
Norway
Charles A. Bailey
Middletown
Conn
H. E. Taylor
New York
Charles F. Baker
Boson
Marrick C. Brackett
Holland
Mass
Standard Optical Company
J. F. Simmes
Attleboro
William H. Cummings
Charlton Depot
Lester A. Dearth
Laconia
N. H
Moses H. Downes
Malden
Overman’ Wheel Company
Chicopee
C. E. W. Woodward
Cambridge
William F. Draper
Hopedale
Oscar F. Drew
Newburyport
Edward O. Ely
Boston
Jeremiah Essex
Bennington
A. Ball
Claremont
John W. D. Fifield
North Brookfield
Mass., Assignor To Stoddard Crimping Machine Company
Hartford
Orange
N. J
Ervin R. Horton
Needham
Clarence E. Howe
Marlboro
William H. Ivera
Dedham
Ivers & Pond Piano Company
Thomas C. Johnson
E. H. Munson
Meriden
George B. Kelly
Thomas A. Kelly
Weymouth
Richard E. Kidder
K. W. Tong
Worcester
Kidder
Oscar N. Kyle
Florence
Samuel G. Lane
Furnace
Clinton Wire Cloth Company
Clinton
Myron M. Maine
Manchester
Thomas W. Mann
Holyoke
Frank W. Mix
New Britain
George P. Morrill
Canterbury
Joseph W. Newton
Cranston
R. L
Frederick Pritchard
G. H. Ohlstrom
Oliver B. Reynolds
Brockin
Edward Rivett
Caleb K. Sawyer
Quincy
Alfred Williams
J. C. Harrington
Providence
Washington
Department of State
Phelan
Halifax
Clara J. Friend
Provisions and bank reserve changes reported in May note
Provisions could not be secured in Canada and the voyage was likely to fail. May 17 reports list changes of National Bank reserve agents including several major banks in Boston, New York, Chicago and Cincinnati replacing Metropolitan National Bank of Chicago. Major Ben Perley Poore grew very ill at the Capitol and was transported from the Ebbitt House. doctors say it was heat related, not a stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Wasumnaroy
National Bank
Massachusetts
Boston
Second National Bank
National City Bank of New York
Market National Bank
National Bank of Illinois
Chicago
Ill
Central National Bank
First National Bank
Danvers First National Bank
Fidelity National Bank
Cincinnati
Metropolitian National Bank of Chicago
Ben
Perley Poore
Washington
Major Ben
Capitol
Baxter
Ebbitt House
Major Poore
New England Pensioners listed with various pension actions
Washington May 17 report details pensions for New Englanders listing states Maine Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island with actions including original grants reissues restorations and increases for named individuals such as Daniel H Saunders Timothy Callahan Zemro Hall Amos Allen William Porter Joseph Williams Waldo Smith David Hon Orson Mack James McAulny Laura C Childs George Childs and John McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Washington
New
North Bennington
Orson W. Mack
Woodbury
James McAuany
East Fairfield
Massachusetts
Laura C
William N. Smith
Orange
George W. Childs
Chelsea
William Garvey
Worcester
Rhode Island
John McCarthy
Central Falls
Means Prize Winners Named at Phillips Andover
At Phillips Andover Academy the twentieth annual Means prize for original compositions featured entrants from multiple cities and nations. George Buell Hollister won first, Clarence Walworth Alvord took second, and Henry Hallam Tweedy earned third. a committee including Rev. John J. Blair and Charles H. Clark judged the entries. The Means prizes were endowed by Boston philanthropist William G. Means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Severan
Calumet
Alcibiades
Coriolanus
Benedict Arnold
George Buell Hollister
Clarence Walworth Alvord
Henry Hallam ‘Tweedy
John J. Blair
Charles H. Clark
A. M. Harry
P. Dewey
A.B
Academy
William G. Means
Boston
Boston College of Oratory Holds Fourteenth Graduation
The Boston College of Oratory at Congregational Hall staged a Delsarte influenced graduation program led by Professor Moses True Brown. Students demonstrated harmonic poise feather movements and other named exercises amid recitals and tableaux to a fairly large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delsarte
Moses True Brown
Boston College of Oratory
Congregational Hall
Bady Wentworth
Nora Perry
Alice Clara Moses
Nellie Augusta Sturtevant
Mark Twain
Niagara
Clemens
Mabel Sandefur
Butler and the Mexican Grants in the Maxwell case
Washington dispatch reports General Butler’s stake in Colorado and New Mexico land grants, notably Vigil and St Vrain and Mora. It notes Butler’s legal influence, potential government deed risks, and a pending Denver suit, with evidence of extensive Mexican grant transfers and wartime confiscations affecting U S claims and settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Butler
Maxwell Land Grant
Sparks
General Butler
Supreme Court
Land Office
Colorado
New Mexico
Vigil and St. Vrain
United States
Denver
St. Vrain
Congress
Maxwell
Jiatler
Mexico
Texas
Harvard Scenes Include Concerts Games And Dinner
This evening the Glee Club and Pierian Sodality perform in Sanders Theatre with dancing in Memorial Hall afterwards. The Harvard Yale freshman baseball game takes place this afternoon on Holmes's field. Harvard freshmen host Yale freshmen dinner at Young's Hotel. Alpha Delta Phi beat Zeta Psi 20 to 6 yesterday with a taud cheering and Jarvis tald delivering a wild two hour scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Pierian Sodality
Sanders Theatre
Memorial Hall
Harvard
Yale
Holmes
Young's Hotel
Alpha Delta Phi Society
Zeta Psi
A Taud
Jarvis Tald
Lockout in Haverhill rocks shoe industry amid wage dispute
Haverhill May 17 report says Shoe and Leather Association and Knights of Labor board of arbitration failed to settle prices, triggering a morning lockout. Sixty five factories closed or cut output, about 7000 workers affected. free shops remain at Swett & Bonds and Kimball Bros. Some firms plan to appeal to the State board of arbitration, while Knights of Labor refuse to arbitrate. Outlook for resolution is grim with payroll cuts totaling about $14,000 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haver
Shoe and Leather Association
Knights of Labor Board of Arbitration
Swett & Bond
Kimball Bros
J. H. Winchell
J. M. Stone
A. Its Chase
Davis Bros
C. N. Hoyt & Co
A. B. Price
Miller & Foster
W. W. Spaulding
H. H. Foster
Griffin Bros
Wilbur F. Blake
Chick Bros
Knife Bros
Gardner Bros
J. A. Griffin
Field, Thayer & Co
W. F. Evans
Provost & Either
E. 8. Harris
McLees & Merrill
John Piling
W. Hen
H. M. Chase
C. M. Dunn
E. H. Emerson
R. A. Griffin
Association
State Board of Arbitration
Knights of Labor
Knights of Labor Committee
Tax collector Gould missing after town finds short accounts
Melvin A. Gould, tax collector of Hu in 1884, is missing and about 1900 short in town accounts. He had delayed settling with selectmen, the books were sent to an expert, and it is feared he fled to avoid crime charges. Gould left a week ago with a wife and two children, about 50 years old, bonds totaling 6000 appear good. Legal action expected to recover shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin A. Gould
Gould
Prince of Wales Dines, Smokes, and Maintains Formality at London Concert
A contemporary account describes the Prince of Wales joining a London concert crowd and freely enjoying brandy and cigars while remaining formally aloof. He entered by a side door, sat in a central square with sofas, and was served by a red liveried attendant. The audience followed his lead, applauding only when he approved, and the prince praised pianist Herr Schoenberger, yet the atmosphere stayed rigidly ceremonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
London
Prince of Wales
Mr. Wilson
Herr Schoenberger
Heaven’s Gate
Railroad Collision Near Plymouth on Ashland Hill
In Plymouth New Hampshire on May 17 freight No 8 proceeding south was struck by the engine Lynchboro running wild. Two engines were wrecked and a third badly damaged but no injuries occurred. The wild engine was reported one hour slow causing the crash. The wreck was cleared allowing trains to pass today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
N. H
Ashland Hill
Lynchboro
Hollis Street Theatre Programs and Showtimes
The page lists multiple performances at Hollis Street Theatre and surrounding venues. Evangeline and other operatic works show matinee at 2 p m and evening performances such as 7 45 p m. Boston Museum Love in Harness and Herrmann the Prestidigitator are among attractions with afternoon and evening slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Street T
Evangeline
Anddygore
Evenkt
Boson Museum
Ven Ange Bos T'Heatre
Herrmann
Prestidigitateur
Eee
Sim
Penman
ATHEN
Auctions Today Include Real Estate and Paintings
Sales by auction announced for Thursday cover stocks and horses with firms R L Day Francis Henshaw Howe Sawyer Harris Knights Hatch Morse Foster Morse Knights and Co Leonard Hichborn with times from 10 a m to 6 p m including a 12 30 p m real estate listing and multiple sessions for real estate and pigments Bleaching powder and plants listed as well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
Charles W. Sawyer
Horatio Harris
S. R. Knights
Samuel Hatch & Co
L. Foster Morse
Leonard & Co
S. R. Knights & Co
Hichborn & Co
Marriages and obituaries listed for May across New England
Marriage notices from Fall River Dorchester and Charlestown announce unions: Thomas Bagnall to Miss Mary A. Kay, Frank A. Hanscom to Miss Kate L. Sheldon, Anton Mickelson to Miss Julia Fredericson. Obituaries honor Annie C Clark, Amelia L Gifford, Martha C Hews, Lawrence Johnson, Thomas Kelley, Lois Whitney Leland, D L Lewis, Elsie F Means, Margaret Quinn, Henry G Richardson, Maud Eleanor Stearns, Sarah Poor. Details include ages and service notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Charlestown
Annie C
John
Mary Clark
Gifford
Fairhaven
Amelia L
Peleg W. Gifford
Hews
Weston
Martha C
Horatio Hews
Johnson
Boston Highlands
Lawrence
Catherine Johnson
Kelley
Thomas Kelley
Leland
Sherborn
Lois Whitney
Augustus H. Leland
Lewis
D. L. Lewis
Cross Street
Quinn
Margaret Uinn
Richardson
Laconia
N. H
Henry G. Richardson
Stearns
Maud Eleanor
Samuel F
Catherine E. Stearns
Hancock Street
Tenney
Sarah
Poor
Charles
The Voice of the Torah by Swney Luska
New publication notice reviews The Voice of the Torah by Swney Luska author of As it was Written and Mrs Peixada descriptive of a young Hebrew painter in New York praised as Luska’s best work available in cloth for $1.00 or paper 50 cents. Also a query asks Who is John Noman?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swney Luska
Peixada
New York
Dinsmore liquor nuisance case hits Supreme Court
In Methuen William H Dinsmore of the Pentucket House faces a liquor nuisance charge for September to February last. His lawyers moved to bar the case citing double jeopardy from a prior arraignment and guilty plea on a related twenty eight day charge. Chief Justice Brigham sustained the demurrer and sent the issue to the Supreme Court. George Burnham aged 55 died by suicide in Oldtown Maine by leaping from a bridge into the water amid health and other troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham
Supreme Court
George Burnham
Oldtown
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Hyatt
New American Line
Clara J.A Friend
Bank Reserve
Shakspere
Les
Marigold
Dickens Delsarte
Jenny Dunleath
Alice Cary
Vera D. Burpee
Marguerite Adelaide Er
Como
Saree Joaquin Miller
Elizabeth King Hammond
Edward Perkins Perry
Ada L. Langley
Anna B. Webb
Harvard Notes
Haverhill
Hull
B.f.butler
Cloucester
J. D. K. Willis
Water Street
Belmont
E. Atkins
Meredith & Nelson
Exchange Place
Beverly
Hospital Point
Commonwealth Avenue
Back Bay
Beacon
Newbury
Clarendon
Hereford
Greedner P. Kingsley
Devonshire Street
Henry Beekerr
N. Y. Herald
John Noman
Philo
Evening Bulletin
Gentlemen
Gotham
Boston Traveller
Albany
Cassell & Company, Limited
Broadway
Corporation Notices
Boston &* Lowell Reailroad Corporation
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Passerager Station
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers
C. E. Cram
Mellen
Northern Railroad
White’s Opera House
Concord
WM. L. Foster
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
Milk Street
I. C. Nutt
Boston & Roxbury Mill Corporation
Thomas M. Lloyd
William F. Matchett
Hi. P. Whitcomb
Temple Place
M. van Nason
Winter Street
Henry Nason
H. P. Whitcomb
Hingham Harbor
Hooper
Cottage Street
Dorchester
Harbor
Milton Hills
Ga. B. Haskell
Pemberton Square
Suffolk Savings Bank
Tremont Street
Probate Court
Registry of Deeds
Charles Henry Parker
WM. C. Codman & J
Freeman Agents
Kilby Street
Chas, E. Cram
Ageent
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire St
Tolet
Union Wharf
GEO. L. Thayer & Son
Coffin & Henry
OWA
Iowa Farm Mortgages
Ilbo State
Des Moines
THE
Eastern Banking CO
Francis A. Oslo
Edward T Merriew
Ak We Ees Tdue
Safe For Savings Bank
J Fries & Sons
Investment Ohn
Moe Price
Greenwich Park
Boston Post
Deddy & Son
U.S.A
Curry & Ellison
EDDY
Canal Street
W. Curry
W. Ellison
Bernard Lynch
Margaret Lynch
Washington Square
National Armory
Springfield
Ordnance
A. R. Buffington
Ord
Watervliet Arsenal
West Troy
N. Y
Fisc
J. M. Whittemore
Col. Ord. Dept
Navy Department
Bureau OF Yards and Docks
Washngton
D. C
Washington, D.C
Navy Yard
Civil Engineer's Office
Navy Pay Office
Cor. Broadway
Chambers Street
Stewart Building
New York City
Bureau
D. B. Harmony
Orrick
Toays
National Home
D. Y
Togus
A. Cobaugh
Luther Stephenson, JR
Department OF the Interior
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
H. L. Muldrow
Office OF Purchasing and Depot
Hich Street
Thomas C. Sullivan
U. S. Army
U.S. Post Office
Unite States
John E. Fitzgerald
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Augustin Daly
Daly's Theatre
Mr. Daly
Daly
Globe Theatre
Joan Stetson
Gilbert & Sullivan
Ruddygore
John Braham
A. M. Palmer
Madison Square Theatre
Compan
Jim
Goodwin
Little Jack Sheppard
Boston ‘Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Presti. Digitateur
Hollis Street Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Rice
Howard Athenaum
Peck
Joaquin Miller
Music Hall
Boston Symphony
Wilhelm Gericke
Mme
Helene Hastreiter
Fraulein
Adele Aus der
Sakuntala
Goldmark
Orpheus
Snow Ebdo
Adele
Mozart
Symphony
Eroica
Beethover
Boston Y, M. C. Association
Tremont Temple
W. N. Brodreck
Moxoar
Ruggles St
Woodworth
M. R. Deming
Byy. M
UNION
Union Hall
Ne Street
Mattie L. Day
Etta J. Allen
Harry G. Teck
Frank J. Smith
Melvin R. Day
Union and
Lady Friends
Illiam H. Baldwin
W.B. Clarke
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Co
Rowe’s
Nantasket
Pemberton
E. G. Peirce
W. B. Dustan
Claren “Don
Saratoga Springs
N Y
I. Steinfeld
the Brookline News
Philadelphia
Faneuil Hall
Havana
State Street
Bostem