Ninety ninth Annual Meeting Opens of Massachusetts Episcopals
Large clergy and lay delegation attend Trinity Chapel opening session led by Bishop B H Paddock. Reports show parish growth, funds, and new churches while a push for a diocesan house in Boston gains support from the Episcopalian Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Diocese of
Massachusetts
Trinity Chapel
B. H. Paddock
D.D
W. H. Brooks
Leander
Manchester
E. Barnes
Brunswick
Paddock
Charles H. Learoyd
Nova Scotia
Fond du Lac
Lenox Church
Woman’s Auxiliary
Church Temperance Society
St. Mark's
Groton
George W. Shinn
Boston
Episcopalian Club
J. Montomery Sears
Henry M. Lovering
E. Pierson Eebe
Francis A. Foster
Oliver W. Peabody
Diocesan Board of Missions
Reginald H. Howe
Commonwealth
Henry F. Allen
Edmund F. Slatter
Reformed Episcopal Church Opens Twelfth General Council
The Rev J M Gray rector began yesterday the biennial meeting of the twelfth general council of the Reformed Episcopal church in this city. Bishop Charles Edward Cheney of Chicago presided with Bishops Nicholson Latane Fallows and others assisting. The opening service featured communion led by Wingfield of Ottawa, sermon by Bishop Stevens of South Carolina, and broad participation from Philadelphia Brooklyn Ottawa and Chicago clergy and lay members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnneapolis
Clarke
Toronto
Ripple
Scranton
Penn
C. D. Kellogg
New York
Albert Crane
Chicago
Noakes
Cleveland
P. N. Eldredge
London
Ryerson Ritchie
Kansas City
J. D. Wilson
St. Louis
F. R. Walton
Roger Hayne
Fallows
John Heins
Philadelphia
Wilson
Christ Church
Church In
Canada
General Council
Theological Seminary
Hoffman
Benjamin F. Noakes
Reformed Church
Cheney
Charles Edward Cheney
Synod of
William R. Nicholson
Mason Gallagher
Reformed Episcopal Church
J. M. Gray
The
D.D
W. R. Nicholson
J. A. Latane
Mr. Wingfield
Ottawa
Fall
Clarke and Pearson Wedding at Grace Methodist Church
Dr. I. J. Clarke of Haverhill and Miss Nellie E. Pearson wed at Grace Methodist Church Temple Street with Rev. W. S. Haven and Rev. William E. Huntington officiating. Attendants included Eva Clarke and F A Pearson. reception held at Mrs Helen M. Pearson’s home. After a Southern tour the couple will reside in Haverhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Temple Street
I. J. Clarke
Haverhill
Nellie E. Pearson
W. S. Haven
William E. Huntington
Boston University
E. F. Markham
M. H. Hardwick
R. C. de Normandie
F. H. Horton
George Hart
Eva Clarke
F. A. Pearson
T. Wicksell
Annie Laurie
Cornelia Cook
Helen M. Pearson
Pinckney Street
Mrs. Clarke
Correction of Bunker Hill tablets discussion
Wainwham H. Whitmore writes from Boston May 22 1889 defending the Bunker Hill Association tablets. He argues errors cited concern name arrangements not individuals and explains tablet design and scale versus the original interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill Association
State House
A. Green
Phineas Nevens
P. N
Committee of Safety
Boston
Monument Avenue
Wainwham H. Whitmore
Pyle's Pearline Aims for Best Cleaning Value
A bold note touts Pyle's Pearline as the best choice for household cleaning. It promises ease speed and top results with focused claims on effectiveness and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
The New Deed of Gift and Yachting Controversy
Chairman Smith of the America’s cup committee remains confident objections can be answered to satisfy Royal Yacht Squadron critics. The New York Yacht Club defends the new deed of gift though many American yachtsmen find it defective and worry A chance of future contests. London papers condemn the proposal as unsportsmanlike while Valkyrie’s challenge remains possible with further talks scheduled with Prince of Wales and Duke of Ormonde. Helen Gordon Prince’s trial trip and Schooner Knone’s condition are noted as preparations for Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Dunraven
New York Yacht Club
London Field
New York
Valkyrie
Prince of Wales
Duke of Ormonde
Royal Yacht Squadron
Valkyrie Maiden Race Victory Narrowly Delayed
Lord Dunraven's yacht Valkyrie won the race on the water but finished behind the winning time allowance, marking her maiden match debut in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valkyrie
London
Lord Dunraven
Savin Hill Yacht Club Elects New Directors
A special Savin Hill Yacht Club meeting chaired by Commodore Stark filled three board seats with L. Darling W. H. Besarick and F. J. Stark. L. T. Howard and Winthrop Briggs joined the regatta committee as vacancies were filled. Members named include Nazro Stricker Ware Richards Main Smith Clark Rich and Lovejoy. The regatta committee announced the season fixtures with club races on June 8 July 2 July 20 Aug 3 and Aug 16 Moonlight sails on July 10 and Aug 9 and Ladies day on Aug 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Savin Hill
Commodore Stark
L. Darling
W. H. Besarick
F. J. Stark
L.T. Howard
Winthrop Briggs
W. E. C. Nazro
F. Stricker
R. D A. Ware
G. R. Richards
E. Main
R. W. Smith
J. Clark
E. H. Rich
F. A. Lovejoy
Moonlight Sail
Leland Corinthian Challenge Cup For Seawanhaka Club
Charles H. Leland offers a five hundred dollar challenge cup for Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club members. Contests limited to 58, 46, 40, 35 and 30 foot sloops cutters and yawls with rules and time allowances under the club race committee. First race in June annual Corinthian, challengers allowed until October 15. winner of three contests in a season may decline further challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seawanhaka Club
Charles H. Leland
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Leland Corinthian Challenge Cup
Sweepstakes for Forty Footers at Newport Race
The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club offers a sweepstake for the forty foot class to be sailed after the NYYC cruise at Newport on a twenty five mile triangular course with one leg dead to windward. Entries close June 10 and prize splits depend on starters with distributions in silver plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Newport
M. Roosevelt Schuyler
Beaver Street
New York
Bay View Yacht Club Shows Upgrades and Cruise Plans
The Bay View Yacht Club in South Boston reports renovated quarters with a new raft and lockers. A Memorial Day cruise is planned down Black Rock Channel to Paddock's Island, weather permitting, with chowder ashore and a dusk return. Other local craft undergo overhauls and sales as the local yachting scene moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View Yacht Club
South Boston
Acteon
Black Rock Channel
Huil Gut
Shona
C. H. Tweed
Lawley’s
Fad
G. A. Goddard
Lawley
Sylvia
My. Sherman
New York
Boston
Elf
W. H. Wilkinson
Newark
Herald
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
Dennison
Oberlin Alumni Hold Annual New England Meeting
The New England Union of Oberlin Alumni met in Brunswick with about thirty members present. Speakers included Dr. Durgin, Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell, Rev. Judson Smith, and professors from Oberlin and nearby colleges. Jr Fairchild resigned as college president. officers elected include Judson Smith as president and Shafer as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Union of Oberlin
Brunswick
Durgin
Hillsdale College
Lucy Stone Blackwell
L. S. Parker
Cambridge
Judson Smith
Roxbury
Stratton
Hawes
Wellesley
W.H. Ryder
Andover
W. G. Frost
Oberlin
Ryder
Morgan
Gulick
Japan
Jr. Fairchild
Italian street musicians import raises customs concerns
Officials scrutinize six organs and three harps brought by Italians on the Scythia amid claims broker Pietro Grossi used workers from England and Italy to obtain and finance the instruments without duty. The case centers on alleged subornation of perjury and questions over ownership of a Wright girl’s organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Scythia
Pietro Grossi
England
Italy
Grossi
Europe
Curran
Treasury
Montgomery
Nellie Roccameo
Meo
Brighton
Eng
Agnes Foy
London
Clerkenwell
America
Liverpool
United States
Jane Flannagan
Antonio Ventro
Eliza Wright
Gaetano Francisco Guuglielmi
Mr. Montgomery
Saverio Lanetto
Birmingham
Wright
Boston
Hatton Garden
Protest Against Egan Appointment Sparks Circular
A circular signed by John W. Low denounces the President's nomination of Patrick Egan of Nebraska as minister to Chile. It asserts Egan is linked to crimes judged by a British panel and attacks the appointment as insulting to national dignity and American statecraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egan
John W. Low
British-American Association
Senate
United States
Patrick Egan
Nebraska
Chile
Eminent Doctors Endorse Warner's Safe Cure Ad
A historical clipping cites Dr J G Hollanp and Dr Dio Lewis praising Warner's Safe Cure. Dr R A Gunn and Dr Thompson of New York University University of the City of New York are quoted on kidney cures and chronic kidney disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hollanp
Scribner’s Magazine
Dio Lewis
Warner
R. A. Gunn
Gunn
Dr. Thompson
Perplexities of business Cupples & Hurd meet on affairs and assets
Creditors of Cupples & Hurd hear a Brandeis statement detailing initial capital of 15000, assets including Algonquin Press stake, debts totaling 23179 and leases. Committee named Warren, Plympton, Kay to study affairs. meeting adjourned awaiting further report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupples & Hurd
John C. Paige
Kilby Street
Louis D. Brandeis
Boylston Street
School Street
Algonquin Press
Algonquin Company
Medical Journal
Brandeis
Pacific Guano stockholders meet to discuss reorganization options
A meeting at 8 Congress street reviewed possible repossession of property or reorganization for the Pacific Guano Company. Trustees and stockholders debated plans, appointed a three member committee, and eyed May 29 for a follow up session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Guano Company
Pacific Guano
The
Corporation
Congress Street
Henry G. Nichols
Glidden & Curtis
Lawrence Curtis
John M. Glidden
Creditors meet as Brooks Wells fail after factory attachment
Brooks & Wells boot and shoe makers of 107 Bedford street and Westboro fail with about 80 000 in liabilities and 90 000 in assets. The failure followed a Brockton creditor attachment on the factory. The firm did about 400 000 yearly on a 50 000 capital. The partners are Charles J Brooks and Henry G Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks & Wells
Bedford Street
Westboro
Brockton
Charles J. Brooks
Henry G. Wells
Joseph A. ‘L'Arcotte
Fulton Street
A. T. Knapp
A. G. Hamilton
Turcotte
E. L. Pickard
E. H. Dunn
Billings
Cape Cod Land Co Offers Island Bay Lot Sales
The Cape Cod Land Company presents lots on an island in the bay about a half mile offshore. Ideal for summer recreation with prices listed in a separate advertisement column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod Land Company
Vito
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted Against Malaria Symptoms
An advertisement claims Warner's Safe Cure removes headache deafness nausea and convulsions as cures for malaria symptoms. The copy cites Uric acid poisonvine and Reynold's stem of PogeiDe with mentions of uraemia and general weakness. The text references headache vomiting heaviness indifference somnolence and convulsions leading to coma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Reynold
Montserrat Lime Fruit Juice AXS Listing Declared
Listed on the Asx Montserrat Lime Fruit Juice is introduced as a new lime flavored beverage on the ASX with initial trading notices and market interest noted by investors and analysts. The issuer outlines product details, pricing, and potential market expansion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asx
Montserrat
Buckley Pleads Guilty in Liquor Tax Case During Court Term
Cornelius Buckley pleaded guilty to carrying on the business of a retail liquor dealer without paying the special tax and was fined $20 and costs. Catherine McLeod, tried for a like offense, was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Nelson
J. Cornelius Buckley
Catherine McLeod
Boston Superior Court First Session May 22
Report from the First Session of the Superior Court noting case numbers and parties. Plaintiff Taylor wins 1 cent damages against Haines for assault on April 10, 1888. Other cases include Hogarty v City of Boston for a July 2, 1888 fall, and Sheehan v Boston for January 20, 1887 ice injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Staples
Mark A. Taylor
Henry W. Haines
Peter Hogarty
City of Boston
Ohio Street
Werict
J. H. Burke
JT. M. Babson
Patrick Sheehan
Swit
Jremont Street
Benton
J. ” Long
T. M. Babson
Decndant
Linton
Allen
Lane
Hunt
Sheehan
Boston
McElhany
Thayer
Fullec
Wilde
Stevenson v
Joy. Co
Kempster
Brown
Muss
Adams
Bellows
Title Co
Madgdon
Billings
Daird
Thompson
John Sullivan
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Lowell
John D. Long
Lincoln
W H. Coolidge
Jaimes P.S. Clark
Joseph W Brooks
Dorchester
J. P. Leahy
W. B. Orcutt
Kate McSweeny
City of
West Cedar Street
B. F. Butler
KR. W. Nason
Bodily Injury and Property Damage Cases In Norfolk Court
Superior Court in Norfolk presided by Barker J lists cases against Quincy and Dedham governing injuries from a Beach avenue bridge railing defect and coal dust damage at Brookline Gas light, with verdicts for the defendants in several actions and jury views noted for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna Conway
Brookline Gaslight Company
J. L. Eldridge
M.& C. A. Williams
Hugh McHugh
Dedham
School
Washington Streets
J. E. Cotter
C. A. Mackintosh
Mahady
Conway
Russell
Daly
Hicks
Kelley
Superior Court Middlesex May 22 Jury Waiver Hearing
The Middlesex Superior Court reports continued hearings of jury waived cases. The court will reconvene tomorrow for the same purpose, covering calendar pages 50 through 53.
Superior Court Docket Noted Sentences And Cases
May 22 Hearings include manslaughter sentence for Catharine O'Donnell to one year in women's prison. Hackett fined 100 dollars and costs for meaplen lovaty. Marshall sentenced three months to house of correction if not paid in five days for assault on an officer plus 25 and costs. Decker’s non support sentence revoked. Docket lists cases at Common wean versus Janzen et al breaking and entering 138. Same versus Fitzgerald Banat law 507. Same versus Butler assault and battery 528. Same versus O Donnell cheat 581. Same versus Ryan assault and battery 243. Same versus King robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Dewey
J. Catharine O'Donnell
Women’s Prison
George H. Hackett
Meaplen Lovaty
William Marshall
House of Correction
Walter ©. Decker
Janzen
Same
Fitzgerald
Banat
Butler
O’ Donnell
Ryan
King
Salem Superior Court Liquor and Burglary Trials Report
In Essex County Salem on May 22 the Superior Court heard liquor law cases from Haverhill and Lynn. J George L Hoburn trial ongoing for liquor violation. Dennis J F O Keefe found guilty of liquor law violation. Daniel Hennessy of Newburyport sentenced three years for breaking and entering. John H Lee of Lynn fined $100 for liquor with $18 costs and three months in the house of correction. Marcellus Hook of Lynn fined $10 and costs for drunkenness. Frank Roche of Lynn on trial for break ing and entering at adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Essex County
Salem
Dunbar
George L. Hoburn
Haverhill
Dennis Jf’. O’keefe
Lynn
Daniel Hennessy
Newburyport
Engnet
Tl Iohn H. Lee Oynn
House of Correction
Marcellus Hook
Frank Roche
City Court Docket Reveals Fish Trade Fine and Embezzlement Charge
May 22 municipal court criminal session fined Edward R Perry a fish dealer 20 dollars for possessing a female lobster with spawn and six dollars for selling a lobster under ten and a half inches. Fred E Monk must appear May 29 to answer a 30 dollar embezzlement charge from Thomas R Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis and Adamms. Jr
Edward R. Perry
Friend Street
Fred E. Monk
Thomas R. Curtis
Parmenter
C.J
Exy
Bail
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town
A listing of buyers from multiple cities including Augusta Georgia Baltimore Maryland Chicago Illinois and Toledo Ohio and others. Names shown include Pratt Gouley Adler Hunt Wells Carpenter Pratt Pickenbroock Childe Smith Frazer Keet Humphrey Dunn and Baker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Smith, Pratt & Herrick
Augusta
Gouley
Craw
Baltimore
Adler
Frank & Adler
Daniel
K Jandorf & Co
Charleston
Hunt
Hunt & Co
Chicago
R Wells
Wells & Co
Chicago, L1—E F Carpenter of Guthmann, Carpenter & Telling
J_ F Pratt
Bowen & Pratt
Dubuque
B Pickenbroock
Pittsburg
Venn
H Childs, Jr
H Childe & Co
A Joseph
A T Smith
Smith Frazer B & $ Co
Uy Garinefeld
T Keet
Keet & Rountree Co
Local Business Closures and Public Notices Reported
Wholesale and retail gas fixture dealers will close during June July and August at 5 p m daily and 1 o clock Saturdays. Roxbury High School carpentry contract awarded to Gifford & Lawrence for 17344. Vacate orders issued for two multi family buildings at 16 Cross street and 56 Endicott street. Memorial Day address set for Weston Mass by W H Baldwin. Joseph Loring dies after train accident at Massachusetts General Hospital. New England Chautauqua Union to meet this evening at Conservatory of Music with Emma Shaw Alaska lecture Alice May Estey singing and George W Bush reading concluding season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hollings & Co
C.H. McKenney & Co
Archer & Pancoast Manufacturing Company
McKenney & Waterbury
A. W. Turner Company
Roxbury High School
Gifford & Lawrence
J. D. McLellan
Creesy & Noyes
John French
Board of Health
Cross Street
Endicott Street
W. H. Baldwin
Young Men’s Christian Union
Weston
Mass
Joseph Loring
West Quincy
Old Colony
Massachusetts General Hospital
New England Chautauqua Union
Conservatory of Music
Emma Shaw
Alaska
Alice May Estey
George W. Bush
Cigar Dealers Press Boston Police to Enforce Sunday Law
In a large Boston meeting, Henry Jaski was elected chair and L Benatail recording secretary. Delegates urge the police to evenly enforce the law after Supreme Court rulings declared cigars and tobacco not drugs and thus not sellable on Sundays. A resolution calls for sending a copy to the Boston Police Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry Jaski
L. Benatail
Supreme Court
Board of Police
Honorable
City of
Gasoline Explosion Damages Vanness Hotel Injures Six
In the Parksanare area an early forenoon gasoline tank explosion at the Vanness Hotel caused extensive damage to the four story brick building. Six men were injured including Edward Seavers Edward Russell Nicholas Emery Ellis Zarditski Clement Landers and Cronin. The hotel owner Henry M Doane said a junker had the tank in the basement prior to the blast. The blast shattered mirrors toppled marble tablet tops and sent stained glass windows into the street. City Hospital treated the injured with two taken home and Landers sent to Geneva Hospital Massachusetts. Police kept the crowd back as damage reached about 3000 with Doane bearing heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parksanare
Vanness Hotel
Eliot and
Pleasant Streets
Edward Seavers
Edward Russell
Nicholas Emery
Church Street
Ellis Zarditski
Clement Landers
Brighton Street
Cronin
Henry M. Doane
Samuel W. Armstrong
David Ross
Zardiski
Leavers
Hannah B. Clark
Woodbine Street
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate for Nervous Diseases
Dr. F. G. Kelly of Alderton Texas states he has prescribed Horsford's Acid Phosphate in many cases of restlessness at night and nervous diseases. He notes it helps indigestion caused by lack of gastric juice and calls it one of the best remedies known in the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
F. G. Kelly
Alderton, W. T
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Bunker Hill
W. H. Whitmore
Smith
Portland
Helen
Gordon Prince
Knone
Hugh Cochrane
Oberlin’s Alumni
New England Union
SEA Shore Property
Donahoe
Boston & Lowell RR
Meenweeney
Boston & Maine RR
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Ely
Campridge
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Trahlo
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Scannell
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Jones
Cook
Mead
Boss
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Boston & Albany RR
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Hollis
Daniels Oe
Parent
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Toledo
Duffy's Pure
Duffy
Hrochester
Oakgrove
Washington St
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