West coast? New England Woman's Suffrage Assn Held Meeting
The annual meeting of the New England Woman's Suffrage Association ended with a festival at the Hotel Brunswick drawing about 250 attendees led by Mrs. Mary A. Livermore. Speakers included Hugh H. Lusk and Senator Alfred S Roe discussing universal suffrage and allied issues amid wartime sentiment.
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New England Woman's Suffrage Association
Alfred S. Roe
Worcester
Lusk
Roe
Andover
Elizabeth Deering Hanscom
Smith College
Maud Wood
Helen A. Shaw
A. C. S. Fenner
Phebe S. Beeman
Park Street
Julia Ward Howe
Association
Rome
United States
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston House Debates Gas Bill and Public Aid Proposals
The Boston House approved the Whitney gas bill with a 61 to 128 vote against reconsideration. It rejected a Senate amendment on the West Boston bridge funding and continued debate on a plan to make state officials oversee Civil War veteran bounty claims. Amendments on fraternal organizations and tire width were discussed, and Gauss pressed the issue on a separate state board for children’s institutions as the Senate adjourned.
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Boston
House
Senate
West Boston
Myers
Ways and Means
Estes
Brockton
Dallinger
Middlesex
Folsom
Suffolk
Bennett
Essex
Harwood
Gauss
Labor Committee Opposes New Cotton Legislation
A labor committee reports no new laws needed for the cotton situation and strike aftermath. It recommends federal action to fix hours and unify labor regulation across states. The panel says manufacturers are taxed too heavily but supports maintaining the 58 hour work limit.
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The
Post
Committee On Labor
National Congress
Not A Forney Man Dick Bernard Struggles With Change
German comedian Dick Bernard arriving at Tremont Theatre Boston faces a cash dilemma at Clark's Hotel. He offers a new $10 Treasury note but is mistaken for a counterfeit passer by a cashier who refuses to change it, prompting Bernard to exchange a $50 note for assistance. An employee is eventually sent to change the $10 bill while Bernard defends his honesty.
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Dick Bernard
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Clark’s Hotel
Bernard
Flag Raising Planned by Brown Durrell & Co
Brown Durrell and Co will raise a flag at 11 a m today at their Kingston Essex and Tufts streets location. The Boston Cadet Band will provide music. Aree Quaney and Postmaster Thomas will give addresses.
Market Closes Strong Amid Rumors and Copper Rise
Tuesday trade shows a strong market with gains in Sugar, Tobacco, and Dominion Coal and a hopeful tone from foreign markets. Rumors of bull and pool activity swirl around Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Copper, while United States Rubber reports show mixed gains and a new board reorganization.
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New York
Boston
Coppers
Dominion
Caribbean
Bears
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago
Leiter
Dominion Coal
J. W. Parnell
Tamarack-Osceola
Lake Superior
Lewissohns
Old Dominion
United States Rubber Company
C. H. Dalton
R. D. Evans
G. A. Lewis
W. L. Trenholm
United States
Calumet & Wheela
Pinkham
Mortgagee's Sale of Prince Street Property Boston 1898
Public auction to liquidate a mortgage on 58 Prince Street Beaton Boston Mass to William G. Peck. The parcel fronts Prince Street with bounds on Harris land and Spear land, subject to a prior $12,000 mortgage to Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank and unpaid taxes. Inquiry at 200 Washington Street Boston. David Wine, Assignee of Mortgagee. May 14, 1898.
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Nathan Finkestein
William G. Peck
Suffolk
Prince Street
Beaton
Harris
William T. Spear
Abraham Cohen
Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank
Charles P. Lincoln
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
David Wine
Auction sale of estate on Rockland and Sherman corners
By L Foster Morse auctioneer the heirs estate sale on Wednesday May 18 at 5 9 o clock p m on the premises corner Rockland and Sherman streets the property numbered 6 and 8 Rockland street is a double frame dwelling with 18 rooms in each hall hardwood first floors front and back porches about 4178 square feet of land with good frontage near cars churches and schools corner location described as desirable residential. A $300 deposit is required.
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L. Foster Morse
Warren St
Rockland and
Sherman Sts
Rockland St
Boston Probate Notice for Patrick O'Brien Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice cites heirs and interested parties in the will of Patrick O'Brien late of Boston. John H. O'Brien petitions for letters testamentary without bond with June 2 1898 hearing in Suffolk County Probate Court. Publication urged in the Boston Post for three weeks and delivery of copies at least seven days prior to the hearing.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Patrick O'Brien
Boston
John H. O'Brien
Boston Post
John W. McNim
Esquire
Eaid Court
Elijah George
Register
Sarah B. D. Lewis
Court House
Pemberton Square
Albert C. Tilden
Leon J. Adams
Francis Martin
Edward Walshi
John F. Kelly
Probate Notice of Final Account for Daniel Walsh Estate
Public administrator Prancis P Murphy presents first and final account for Daniel Walsh estate of Boston. Court in Boston, June 2 1898 at 10 AM to show cause why account should not be allowed. Citations to interested parties by publication in Boston Post for three weeks and by email or post, fourteen and seven days before hearing. Judge John W McKim. Register Bella Gmorge.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Daniel Walsh
Boston
Prancis P. Murphy
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Bella Gmorge
Register
Bicycle path hearing at City Hall in Boston Common
City Hall 1898 hearing set for Friday May 20 at 4 30 p m in Aldermen's room to discuss providing a path for bicycle riders across Boston Common from Charles and Boylston streets to Park and Tremont streets Salem D Charles chairman announces the audience of all interested parties.
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City Hall
Boston Common
Charles and
Boyson Streets
Park and Tremont Streets
Salem D
Charles
Annual stockholders meeting of Post Publishing Company
The annual meeting of stockholders will be held at 100 Ames buildings Boston at 12 o clock noon on Saturday May 21 1898 for the election of officers and other business as may legally be brought before the meeting. A A Glisason Clerk.
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Boston
Post Publishing Company
The
Ames Buildings
A. A. Glisason
Insolvency Notices and Assignee Meetings in Boston Area
Insolvent estates of James W Bartlett Woodbury & Melcher Mary Tuttle Hawkins seek creditors at Court of Insolvency in Boston Cambridge on specified June and May 1898 dates. Also city boards announce Van Winkle Street highway hearing on June 1 1898 in Boston Dorchester Shawmut area.
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Louis W. Crawford
Newton
Middlesex
Proston
Walter L. Cherrington
Washington Street
Boston
Woodbury &, Melcher
Frank N. Perkins
Commercial Street
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Mary ‘Tuttle
County of
Charles E. Folsom
Charles W. Hawkins
Cambridge
Orville S. Greenwood
Board OF Streect Commissioners
City of
van Winkle Street
Dorchester
Dorchester Avenue
Shawmut
J. H. Jenkins
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