Beasts of the Important Nominations Sent by the Mayor
The Boston board of aldermen met to clear a busy agenda. Mayor Hart sent in nominations for city treasurer and auditor, and for city collector, corporation counsel, and city solicitor, with several confirmations and committee actions on street pedlars rules and the Walpole Street Schoolhouse surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Softon Street
Walpole Street
Hart
Ifred T. Turner
Ames H. Dodge
Ames W. Ricker
James B. Richardson
Corporation Counse
Lewis Horne
Haymarket Square
Sudbury
Court
Seollay Square
Tremont Street
Eliot Street
Washington Street
Eliot
Franklin Street
Washington
Devonshire Street
Franklin
Common Council
Gove
Short
Murphy
City Council
Lincoln
South Boston
Comins
Lowell
Roxbury
Suffolk
MacLaughlin, Eddy and Stacey
Baldwin Place
Grammar School
Horace Mann
Corporation Counsel
City of
Boston
Faneuil
Charles River
Mystic River
Alderman Short
Alderman Eddy
Causeway
Charlestown
Medford Streets
The
National Lancers
Faneuil Hall
Huntington Avenue
Charles F. Kittredge
Ashmont Street
Dorchester Avenue
Bushnell Street
Unitarian Sunday School Union Holds Final Meeting
Last evening in the Second Church vestry the Unitarian Sunday School Union met for the season’s close with a tea at 6:30 and a report from the Visiting committee. Rev. H. G. Spaulding spoke on St. Paul’s Journey to Rome using stereopticon visuals and emphasizing pictorial teaching. The group mourned the deaths of William Hastings of Jamaica Plain and Miss Venah J. Warren of Highton, and elected officers for the coming year led by President Edwin J. Lewis and Vice-President J. W. Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Sunday School Union
H. G. Spaulding
Rome
Union
Ono
William Hastings
Jamaica Plain
Venah J. Warren
Highton
Edwin J. Lewis
Orchester
J. W. Porter
Ton
Mattie H. Munro
Eston
William H. Coburn
Fenwick Hat at Saybrook Point To Reopen Under Hoffmans
Fenwick at Saybrook Point Conn a renowned summer resort hotel will continue under Fental management from the Hoffman House New York. E F Stokes plans to spend much of the summer there with E F Foote managing immediately assisted by M J Butler. Rates reduced to 3 dollars per day and a Hoffman House table may be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick Hat
Saybrook Point
Conn
Fental
Hoffman House of
New York
E. F. Stokes
E. F. Foote
Fenwick
M.J. Butler
Hoffman House
Mr. Stokes
Movement of yachts and club notes on Fredonia voyage
Ex Commodore J Malcolm Forbes plans for the schooner Fisherman Fredonia before a Fayal trip. The yacht was hauled into the dry dock for bronzing the bottom and white painting on top sides. Forbes declined to say if Puritan would enter the trial races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Malcolm Forbes
Fredonia
Fayal
Commodore Forbes
Post
Puritan
Hull Yacht Club Amends Bylaws After Special Meeting
A Hull Yacht Club special meeting at Parker House yesterday afternoon, chaired by Vice Commodore John J. Henry, adopted amendments to article 3 removing non yacht owners as required. The group also struck out portions of articles 6 and the final sailing regulation, and discussed an outside race for thirty and forty footers with further action planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Parker House
John J. Henry
Strikin
Mayflower to be refitted as schooner with new spar plan
The Mayflower, the old cup winner, at Poillon's yard, will be altered to a schooner. Detailed measurements outline sail plan including main mast, foremast, gaffs, topsails, spinnaker boom, and mast spacing, with bowsprit remaining unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower
Poillon
Partners
Departure of Neversink from Boston to Havre
The Norton lifeboat yacht Neversink sailed from Boston yesterday bound for Havre. Captain Lawler led with all sails set as southeast winds blew. A large crowd of spectators watched the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neversink
Norton
Boston
Havre
Lawler
Match Races in Buzzard's Bay Correction
A correction from participants lists Kiowa built by Fred Dunn for W. Lloyd Jeffries and Kina by C. C. Hanley for John Parkinson. Races were ten miles each with Eina and Kiowa. Results: race one Eina 1:54:40 Kiowa 1:54:50. race two Kiowa 1:59:42 Eina 2:00:04. race three Eina 1:54:20 Kiowa 1:56:04. Breeze: fair then strong for third race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard’s Bay
Buzzard's Bay
Kiowa
Fred Dunn
W. Lloyd Jeffries
Kina
C. C. Hanley
John Parkinson
Eina
Fortuna yacht returns from repairs at Simpson's dock
Schooner Fortuna owned by H. S. Hovey left Simpson's dry dock yesterday after repairs and sailed down the harbor. The Fortuna's berth is filled by the new fisherman Fredonia owned by Commodore Forbes. Several yachts now anchor on the flats off Rowe's wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortuna
Hovey
Simpson’s
Fredonia
Commodore Forbes
Rowe’s
Whitmore Opposes Bunker Hill Tablet Plan
William H. Whitmore objects to the bronze tablets project at Bunker Hill in Charles Town. He notes the plan would place half the tablet on city land and half on association land and criticizes the association for delaying and relying on city work. Whitmore suggests placing tablets on the sidewalk or Winthrop Square park instead and mentions the June 17 deadline for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. Whitmore
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Monument Square
Association
Whitmore
Ir. Keenan
Winthrop Square
Harvard Class of 1888 Mourns Death of Heywood M. Paul
The Harvard College class of 1888 expresses sorrow over the death of Heywood M. Paul the first loss since graduation. They extend sympathy to his family and note the high regard in which he was held by classmates. A. P. Burger H D Hauer Class Committee M H Clyde F K Lupp Class Sec May 20 1889 Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. We
Harvard Collegey
Heywood M. Paul
Paul
A. P. Burger
H.D. Hauer
M. H. Clyde
F. K. Lupp
Boston
Handel and Hayden Society Caucus Nominates Officers
The Handel and Hayden Society held a caucus at Chickering Hall last evening to prepare for the annual meeting on Monday. John A. Newell chaired the gathering and nominations were made for president A Parker Browne and secretary B Hagar among others including directors William Bradbury and Nathaniel G. Chapin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel and Hayden Society
Chickering Hall
John A. Newell
A. Parker Browne
John H. Stickney
B. Hagar
M. Grant
Benen
Charles W. Stone
William Bradbury
Nathaniel G. Chapin
F. Daniels
Thomas W. Proctor
Rener
Mayo and the Newspaper Men Informal Reception
An informal reception for Frank Mayo and his company now playing Davy Crockett at the Boston Theatre will be held at the Press Club rooms 12 Bosworth street Thursday from 4 to 6 o'clock. A club lunch will be served and additional entertainment provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Leverson
Cross Street
Frederick Melvin
Rochester Street
Boston & Albany Railroad
Massachusetts General Hospital
Allen Thorndike Rice
Bourne
Mt. Auburn
Little
Station 4
James P. Reagan
International Hotel
Humphrey Jameson
Customs
Daniel de Rosa
Charles W. Prindall
Leonard B. Brown
Naval Office
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Sporting goods for baseball players at G. W. Simmons Co
G W Simmons and Co at 32 North Street specializes in sporting goods for players. They offer masks protectors gloves and uniforms for baseball at affordable prices. The store emphasizes gear for athletic men and sports fans alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Puddine Name of Descriptive Pudding Infringement Case
The United States Circuit Court May 20 discusses Colt J William P Clobworthy vs Greenleaf D Peabody et al seeking preliminary injunction over alleged trade mark infringement of Puddine or Prot Pudding. Plaintiff claims extensive sale and distinct labels. defendants accused of imitating one side of the package to mislead buyers. Court ordered extension of the injunction on the side examined. juries to begin trials today Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Colt
J. William P. Clobworthy
Greenleaf D. Peabody
Causten
A. P. Browne
C. C. Morgan
Supreme Judicial Court Case Updates May 20 Manifold Dockets
The Supreme Judicial Court resumes hearings on May 20 with Hewitt vs Crosby continuing in equity for money, stock transfers, and contract relief. Unfinished last week include Lufkin v Zane Elwood v Mahoney Stinchfield v Kidder and Warner v Bowdoin among others, with Today’s docket listing Nat Bank v Nat Tube Works Boston Reef Packing Co Timmins v Gargan and more all scheduled for precedence over the regular list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIL OrdeEr
Warner
Bowdoin
Ap. Soc
Adnams Vy
Adams
Freeman’s Nath Bank
Nat Tube Works
Brookhouse
Frost
Boston Reef Packing Co
Petitioners For
Timmins
Gargan
Weever
Brayton
Palmer Ve. McLean
Middlesex
Superior Court First Session Dockets Injuries in Rail Car Crash
Summary of multiple trials and lists from the May 20 court session. Dennis Sullivan and Timothy Sullivan sue Eastern Middlesex Railroad for injuries from an Aug 19, 1888 collision on a Revere to Malden car, with a resumed trial ending in a jury disagreement. Other cases include Taylor v. Haines for assault, and numerous docket entries in ongoing tort actions against various rail and streetcar lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staples
Dennis Sullivan
Eastern Middlesex Railroad Company
Timothy Sullivan
Revere
Malden
Hesseltine
E. Hemenway
Jesse I’. Wheeler
Mark A. Taylor
Henry W. Haines
B.C. Moulton
L. G. Blair
Taylor
Haines
Woscott
N.Y
Howatty Vy
Boston
N. E. RR. Co
Linton
Allen
Kilton
Goodrich
Sheehan
Kird
Ouga—Fullee
Thompsison
Patrick Feely Et al
Hugh Leonard
J. Bk. Wheeler
M. A. Blaisdell
John J. Sullivan
Boston & Maine Railroad
Wheeler
Solomon Lincoln
W. H. Coolidge
Superior Court Actions in Norfolk County Dated May 18
Norfolk County cases include a suit by Benjamin F. Parker et al against the county for damages from Walnut street widening in 1887. Jury verdict favors petitioners with 28448 awarded. Also listed are multiple actions involving Wyman, Robertson, Koyce, and others for bodily injuries and property damage on Beach street and related proceedings against Quincy and local entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Norfolk County
Dedham
Barker
Benjamin F. Parker
County of Norfolk
Walnut Street
Wellesley
Charles Robinson
C. Everett Washburn
John Wyman
City of
Quincy
Joseph Robertson
Same
Louise
Koyce
Beach Street
Squantum
F. Kittredge
J. L. Eldridge
Probate Court Adjourns Estates In Essex County
In Salem on May 20 probate records show administration granted for estates of Silas Low Ipswich Thomas Brown Newburyport and others. Inventories listed include Ethan Stone Salem 24872 26 Sarah F Russell Salem 17775 and William L Weston Danvers 14748 75 plus several more values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Harmon
Hugh Boyce
Marblehead
Prisvilla Conant
Wenham
Ellen de Coursey
Mary L. Dickason
Lynn
Porterarmer
Andover
Margaret A. Flynn
Mary O'Neil
Lucy J. Trask
Swampscott
Silas Low
Essex
Thomas Brown
Ipswich
Mary E. Cottin
Newburyport
Helen M. Graves
Daniel 8. Roberts
Peabody
Louisa G. Martin
Peter McArdle
Lawrence
Mann B. Newhall
Charles F. Norwood
Rockport
Hannah Larr
Gloucester
Eliza B. Dodge
Beverly
Bridget Flanigan
John Foley
Azor O. Knight
Ethan Stone
Sarah F. Russell
William L. Weston
Danvers
James Marsh
Dennis Keefe
Mandana Woodbury
Amesbury
Probate Court Orders Admins For Multiple Estates In Suffolk
Suffolk County probate court on May 20 appointed administrators for the estates of Daniel K. Colby John J. McGaw mien R. Gilman Gertrude H. Bradley Lydia A. Russell Nathaniel B. Ricketson Mary Ioach Maria A. Putnam Deborah M. Stone Cyrus C. Holmes Adelia H. Burke Annah Depp Susan Jepson Ann Prescott Mary A. McCarthy Lucy W. Harwood Bridget Twomey Lewis B. Wilson John Lemon Mary Sullivan. The following wills were admitted to probate: Mary Magruder Mary L. Drake Sarah A. Clark Bridget Doherty Aaron D. Weld Jane McDougal John L. McCarthy Anton Schart John G. Ingersoll Frederick W. Pollard Lise Baldwin Charles Sargent Stanton Blake Annie V. Forsaith Bridget Gray Mary Ann Rogers Lydia W. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel K. Colby
John J. McGaw
Mien R. Gilman
Gertrude H. Bradley
Lydia A. Russell
Nathaniel B. Ricketson
Mary Ioach
Maria A. Putnam
Deborah M. Stone
Cyrus C. Holmes
Adelia H. Burke
Annah Depp
Susan Jepson
Ann Prescott
Mary A. McCarthy
Lucy W. Harwood
Bridget Twomey
Lewis B. Wilson
John Lemon
Mary Sullivan
Municipal Court session records May 20
The Criminal Session notes continuances for Curtis J McGalliney and Joseph Lopardo on assault charges. John Walsh held $500 bonds on an alleged theft linked to the New York & New England road, awaiting grand jury. Civil listings include numerous case numbers and names across various docket entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
J. John McGalliney
Robert Cohen
Joseph Lopardo
J. H. Stewart
John vi Walsh
New York
New England
Michel Sparks
Grand
Parmenta ER
O.J
Exy
Yates
Sampson
Hardy
Ee Electric Co
Hends
Sullivan
Ames
Cook
Donohue
Waterhouse
Dane
Hender
Haines
Walkerton
Roberts
Jones
Carter
Robie
Mt. Vernon N. Bank
Wallarren
Stone
Bartlett
Orpin
Maxham
Kimport
Dear
McMenny
Stevensorn
Slader
Lobin
Emery
Deering
Farnsworth
Townsend attacks press as Jesuitical inquisition threat
Boston University professor Townsend assails newspapers at Congregational ministers meeting in Pilgrim Hall. He claims Roman Catholics control Boston papers from reportorial staff to distribution, cites London AP leaders, and foresees a future paper representing Christian sentiment in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Boston University
Pilgrim Hall
A. P. Foster
A. E. Winship
Boston
Papel
London
Associated Press
New England
Schedule of Mixed Contested Divorce Hearings
Superior Court Middlesex County lists uncontested and contested divorce cases May 20 to May 22. Mason, J. May 20 engages un contested divorces while May 21 covers the contested list with calendar pages 46 47 43 and 49.
Superior Court Docket May 20 Details Numerous Cases
The docket lists cases before Justice J Frank including Moritz liquor law, O Donnell manslaughter, Nugent liquor law, and multiple assault and battery, larceny, drunkenness, and cheating charges. Names include O Donnell, Nugent, Sullivan, Ward, Waters, Dacey, O Neill, McGulligan, Rankin, Ducey, Maoh, Williams, Art, Bannon, Condon, McGinnes, Milbrink, Regan, Scanlin, Daily, and Sighe. Court sentences range from fines to several months in the house of correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Stevens
Martin Omelia
House of Correction
Timothy Coughlin
Catherine O'Donnell
Commonwealth
Moritz
Same
O' Donnell
Nugent
Sullivan
Waters
Dacey
Sane
O' Neil
Saine
McGulligan
Mame
Rankin
Ducey
Maoh
Willaims
Bannon
Condon
McGinnes
Sume
Milbrink
Regan
Scanlin
sSame
Daily
Sighe
Salem Superior Court Sentences Several Defendants
In Salem on May 20, Superior Court cases include Dunbar J William jailed month for contempt of court and fined for liquor. William Reedmeizer fined $100 plus $25 costs. Clark sentenced to three years for assault with intent to kill. Clousey fined $100 and three months in jail. Murphy fined $100 and three months. Collins fined $75 and $15 costs. Corsen jailed ten months for adultery. Johnson tried for rape of a 13 year old girl. jury deliberating. Moran on trial in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Essex County
Salem
Dunbar
J. William Merchant
Coase of Correction
William E. Reedmeizer
Lawrence
William A. Clark
Haverhill
William Clousey
House of Correction
Thomas Murphy
Thomas Collins
George G. Corsen
Lynn
Ee John W. Johnson
Methuen
A Talk With Mr Villard on Oregon Transcontinental Control
A Tribune visit at Henry Villard’s Dobbs Ferry home yields his view on the battle for Oregon and Transcontinental stock. Villard explains opposing interests between Oregon & Transcontinental and the Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line, noting ownership and lease dynamics of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company and the voting power tied to control. He dismisses hostility from Kilian Smith and describes the stakes in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Tribune
Tribune
Henry Villard
Dobbs Ferry
Hudson
Oregon
Villard
Oregon & Transcontinental
Elijah Smith
Oregon & Transcontinental Company
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Kilan Smith
Oregon &Transcontinental Company
Boston
Oregon Improvement Company
Northern Pacific Company
Smith
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental Company
Wall Street
Sidney Millen
F. L. Ames
Germany
American Friends
Portland
Board of
Sidney Dillon
Gardiner M. Lane
Frederick L. Aimes
Eijah Smith
John H. Hail
Samuel Thomas
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company
Orgeon
James J. Hill
Calvin
Brice
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Oregon Transcontinental
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Company
Minnesota
Dakota
Montana
Helena
Pacific Coast
Oregon & ‘Transcentital Company
Oregon Hailway and Navigation Company
Northern Pacific and
Charles JF. Adams
Oregon &Transcontinental
Northern Pacific Board
Stock Exchange
Eee
New England Colored Exhibition Talk at Charles Street Church
Prominent New England colored citizens met at Charles Street Church to discuss a fall exhibition of works by colored artisans and artists. They plan a Monday adjourned meeting to finalize organization and action amid many outstanding questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
West End
New England
New Orleans
Warners Safe Cure Advised For Early Kidney Disease
Wm Roberts M D physician to the Manchester Infirmary and Lunatic Hospital warns that kidney disease may exist for months or years before symptoms. He urges using Warners Safe Cure before the illness progresses further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Roperts
Manchester
Eng.) Infirmary and Lunatic Hospital
Owen’s College
Warner
London Lancet Backs Montserrat Lime-Fruit Juice as Pure Drink
The London Lancet strongly endorses Montserrat Lime-Fruit Juice as an absolutely pure and delicious beverage suited for hot weather. It promotes refreshment and quality without additives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lancet
Montserrat
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Unitarian Sunday Schools
Mult Club
William H. Whitmore
Supreme Judicial
Lufkin
Zane Elwooud
Mahoney
Stinchésid
Kidder
Wasonvy, Tiyac
Doane
Boiler Drapers. Draper.Atty.Gen
Masa
Standard Ben, Co
Vinton Vy
Reynolds
Mid
Wyatt
Crowley
Rourke
Boston & Maine RR
Boston & Lowell RR
Toonahoe
yvo—Clarke
Brooks
Nelson
Menneeney
Lreey
Kelly
Cambridge Gas L. Co
Snow
Erskine
Cavannga
Durgin
Bliss
Stedman
Messinger
Atena
Moston
Sweet
Dallinger
Mulvey
Lynn & Boston RR
Coombs
Fitchb
Boston & Albany RR
a—Bisner, J
Boston & Lowell Rk
Nashua & Lowell RR
Sinstein
Phillips
Bassett
Wyman
Robertson
Wilson
Conway
Grookline
Gaslight Co
McHugh
Inhts
Connell
Rosa
Russell
Thayer
Meintosh
Henderson
Suffolk County
McKim, J
Prof, Townsend and
the Press
Hickias
Dewey, J
MR. Villard
Colchis Mining Co
New Mexico
Robert G. Ingersoll
C.D. Jenkins, M.D
Herbert Parsons
R. H. Whitney & CO
Congress Street
E. C. Thompson
Washington St
Old South
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
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