Blaine the Man Says Delegates in This State
Massachusetts Republicans show Blaine support as delegates pledge to Harrison waver over Blaine candidacy. Special train to Minneapolis will carry 100 passengers with 40 spots for nondelegates. W. W. Crapp likely chairman and A. C. G. Ratshesky slated as secretary amid strong Blaine sentiment and mixed Harrison backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ratshesky
Massachusetts
Minneapolis
Boston
Fitchburg
Niagara Falls
W. W. Crapp
New Bedford
A. C G. Ratshesky
Harrison
Blaine
Carrison
Cleveland
Maverick Bank case argued against demurrers before Judge Nelson
District Attorney Allen argued against demurrers in the Maverick Bank case, rejecting numerous objections as finical and medieval while noting that the Supreme Court requires the crime's elements. He cited authorities and said the indictment might be blunt yet valid, with Judge Nelson reserving decision as counsel prepare briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Maverick Bank
Nelson
Chapin
Thomas Dana
United States
United States Supreme Court
Colonel Hopkins
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Coolidge
J. Stearns
Soldiers in disgrace at Charlestown High School drill
The Charlestown High School soldiers who wore uniforms to the Tech drill faced punishment. Captain Guy R. Greene, Captain L. K. Sayer, and First Lieutenant T. E. Williams were suspended or reduced, while Second Lieutenant P. D. Sawyer was reduced to the ranks. The drill restriction order was read to all schools and behavior at dances noted. Some in uniform left a dance, drank liquor, returned intoxicated, and faced consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown High School
Guy R. Greene
Company K
L. K. Sayer
T. E. Williams
Company E
P. D. Sawyer
Old State House Links to Shore Line and Colonial Express Tickets
The Old State House, managed by Mr L H Palmer, has long been a popular transportation hub in Boston. Tickets for the Shore Line Express and Colonial Express between Boston and Washington, including drawing room car seats, can be secured here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne.w
Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Can En
Boston
Shore Line
Colonial Express
Washington
Gas Fight in House Targets Boston Gas Syndicate and Robbery Claim
Worcester representative Mellen denounces the Boston Gas Syndicate after accusing the Gas Commission report of exposing a $1000-a-day robbery by the gas trust. He calls for removal of mystification and a direct investigation. The debate touches liquor reconsideration, precinct ballot rules, Pinkerton policing limits, and House actions on related bills. The session adjourns without action on some items while others move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellen
Worcester
Boston Gas Syndicate
Gas Commission
Boston Gas Companies
Boston
Boston Pawers
Senate
Addicks
Mr. Mellen
Massachusetts
Charles
Buckley
Holyoke
Bennett
Everett
Perkins
Rosnosky
Mr. Chance
Carroll
Blackstone
McCall
Winchester
Election Laws Committee
Ruggles
Franklin
Lawrence
Medford
Pinkerton
R. G. Bartlett
F. Shute
Cape Cod
More Room To Walk Enforcement Targets Street Trade
Police enforce city ordinance barring selling goods on streets without a social permit and restricting street storage to ten minutes. Ban excludes market district streets. Banana seller Demetri Belli with permit told to move on, case to be tested in court. Cuff button peddler John Zacha arrested for selling without a permit on Tremont Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Demetri Belli
Tremont Row
Lhe
Darling
Eldridge
Board of Aldermen
John Zacha
New York to Boston Relay Race Up for Consideration
Inn Bicycle Club officers in New York discuss a proposed relay from New York to Boston to spotlight poor road conditions and broaden interest in cycling. Enthusiasm cites improvements if run in dry weather, with volunteers signaling readiness to join from Boston to New York route via New Haven line. A $500 reward is offered by Col. Albert Pope for those who injure riders or hinder the relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
M. F. Humphrey
The
Inn Bicycle Club
Bicycle Inn
Columbus Avenue
Chicago
Massachusetts
Worcester
F. E. Schuman
Rhode Island
J. A.angford
Philadelphia
W. E. Humphrey
H. H. Brown
A. H. West
L. L. Payne
E. E. Brown
Bicyele Inn
New York & New Haven
Springfield
Humphrey
Somerville
Press Cycling Club
Albert A. Pope
Fire damages Water Street building. oil stove explodes
A small blaze at 110 Water Street started by an oil stove exploded. Water damage was the main harm to the second and third floors where Grosvenor & Richards chemists were housed. Losses: Grosvenor & Richards 500, Cochrane Gold and Silver Releasing 50, T. R. Watson & Co. 100. Building damage about 1500, partially insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Grosvenor & Richards
Cochrane Gold and Silver Releasing Company
T. R. Watson & Co
Costly Presents Arrest of Two Sisters
Inspectors arrested Mary and Maggie Hayes, aged 18 and 23, for shoplifting at R. H. White Co., Jordan Marsh, and Houghton & Dutton. About $18 worth of small items were found. They live at 17 Smith Street and claim it was their first offense. They planned to send goods as gifts to relatives in the old country. They were locked up at the House of Detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Maggie Hayes
Inspector Knox
R. H. White & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Houghton & Dutton
Smith Street
Old Country
Almeders Depart for Kansas City Express
A. H. Almeder and his wife left the 3 oclock express from Fitchburg depot yesterday for Kansas City. He will resume duties as letter carrier, transferred from Boston to that city. C. E. Mahoney spoke briefly and presented Mrs. Almeder with a floral gift from the carriers, followed by handshakes and departure rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Almeder
Kansas City
Fitchburg
Boston
C. E. Mahoney
Handel Society Elects Officers at Union Hall Meeting
The Handel and Haydn Society held its annual meeting at Union Hall last evening electing A Parker Brown president Eugene K Hagar vice president Charles W Stone secretary M Grant Daniel treasurer Richard S Whitney librarian and directors John D Andrews Herbert H Bates Walton F Bradbury William H Buriton Daniel Thomas Hooper Jr Isaac F Nngebury and Frederick E Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
A. Parker Brown
Eugene K. Hagar
Charles W. Stone
M. Grant Daniel
Richard 5. Whitney
John D. Andrews
Herbert H. Bates
Walon F. Bradbury
William H. Buriton
Return of missing Barton would settle long estate dispute
After years of dispute over Mrs Barton’s estate, ex Sheriff John M Clark holds Robert Barton’s share in escrow amid claims the missing man died seven years ago. If Barton returns in person, Clark would release the funds, ending ongoing probate battles among heirs William A Barton and others in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Barton
Robert
Wanderer
John M. Clark
Mrs. Barton
Clark
William A. Barton
New York
Obert
Robert Barton
Mr. Clark
Dudley and area school open houses schedule list
The notice lists open house times for Dudley Schools across May and June. Bigelow Edward Everett Henry L Pierce Lawrence Gaston Lyman Shurtleff and others host sessions from 2 to 4 pm with one 4 pm entry and June 2104p appears as a misprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Bigelow
Edward Everett
Henry L. Pierce
Lawrence
Gaston
Lyman
Shurtleff
Christian socialism at Congregational Club banquet
At Music Hall last night the Congregational Club held a ladies night banquet on Christian socialism. S. C. Darling opened with remarks. Rev Archibald McCullagh urged redeeming slums through the gospel. Professor William J. Tucker contrasted economist and Christian sociologist views. discussion followed on church citizenship and social reform. talks warned against conflating socialism with anarchism and urged church involvement to curb slum profits.
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Congregational Club
Music Hall
S. C. Darling
Archibald McCullagh
Worcester
Church of Today
William J. Tucker
Andover
Christ
Galilee
God
Philip 8
Maxom
Jesus Christ
Boston
Week Opens With Petitions and Quorum Sought in House
The House meets with under seventy five members present. A Boston merchants petition seeks passage of the Conger lard bill. Debate on pensions for ex Senator George W Jones of Iowa and a quorum demand on a private bill occupy attention. In the Senate, Cullom presides in place of Mor ton and Manderson. A wool tariff bill is referred back to the Finance Committee and a treaty rights of aliens bill is discussed with debates and adjournment.
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Wisarxctay
House
Hear
Massachusetts
Boston
Watson
Georgia
Butler
Iowa
Senate
George W. Jones
Bailey
Lexas
McKinney
New Hampshire
District of Columbia
Morton
Manderson
Cullom
West
Committee On Finance
Dolph
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Phen
Harris
Judiciary Committee
Morgan
Foreign Relations Committee
Amherst College Commencement Programme Details
Amherst announces the official commencement schedule for Sunday June 26 to Wednesday June 29. Key events include a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Alexander McKenzie, prize debates and speaking contests, ivy exercises with named orators and poets, class day and grove exercises, General Alumni Association meeting, Phi Beta Kappa annual meeting, and the Alumni dinner with a reception by President and Mrs Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst College
Alexander McKenzie
D. D
Cambridge
G. H. Backus
Brooklyn
H. R. M. Landis
Columbus
H. T. No
Earl Comstock
Utica
W. H. Lewis
Portsmouth
Leroy Phillips
Rutland
Wis
G. S. Raley
Carrolton
R. S. Brooks
Springfield
Phi Beta Kappa Society
N.S. Bentley
Toronto
A. L. Brainard
W. J. Fisher
Shelburne Falls
M. A. Johnson
Lowell
J. K. Kolleck
Fort Wayne
W. B. Perry
New Bedford
E. D. Pierce
West Newton
E. Tilley
Providence
Children May Party At Father Scully Gym
About 350 children will participate in an evening May party in Father Scully's gymnasium with prizes for dances. Superintendent Smith and Dr. K A McCarty supervise the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hele
Father Scully
Superintendent Smith
K. A. McCarty
John L Sullivan Receives Rousing Boston Welcome
A large Boston crowd packed the Howard last night to honor John L. Sullivan. He appeared on stage amid cheers, received bouquets, spoke briefly about future plans, and praised his hometown. The crowd roared through each moment, then later echoed with a grand reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Grover Cleveland
John Lawrence Sullivan
Boston
Kilrain
John L
Mitchell
Slavin
Corbett
Michell
England
Heenan
Sayers
John L. Sullivan
John
Jack Ashton
Fettle
Ashton
Post
Benjamin H. Benton
James J. Doherty
C. M. Doherty
John Flynn
Bill Daley
Walter Bowen
Thomas Clark
Sergeant Burns
Peter Kelley
Nelse Innes
J. J. Crohan
Howard Street
J. A. Hearn
D. A. Sargent
Harvard
Sullivan
Morocco
Destitute Catholic Children’s Home Receives 23 New Inmates
During the week twenty three children were admitted to the Home for Destitute Catholic Children. One boy and three girls were placed in families, eight boys and three girls restored to relatives. Total 235 children remain, 125 boys and 110 girls, as of May 19, 1892. Donations totaling several amounts were received from multiple benefactors including the Rev. P. Rowan and the Rev. J. M. Mulcahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. McCallion
Daniel Madden
J. A. Laforme
Malden Youth James Waters Arrested on Theft Warrants
Division 1 police arrested James Waters age 14 from Malden on a warrant for alleged theft of 6950 from Oliver A. Seaver in Malden dated May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 1
James Waters
Malden
Oliver A. Seaver
Temple Choral Union seeks male voices for gospel hymns
The Temple Choral Union invites men with good voices to attend a rehearsal on Wednesday evening May 25 at 7.50 p.m. in Tremont Temple chapel, 88 Tremont Street. Free instruction and special advantages for new members. Heram Mann, Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Choral Union
Tremont ‘Temple
Tremont Street
HeramMann
Cxeius
Thomas candidacy sparks keen race in Twelfth district
Vermours May 20 Special to the Post Henry A Thomas superintendent of mails in Boston has entered the Republican race to succeed Elijah A Morse. The district braces for a lively battle with possible rivals Hon Harvey H Pratt and William L Douglas. Democrats may field Pratt and Republicans weigh support from old guards and Ames. The state committee notes Ames’s discreet conduct since his defeat and regards him highly.
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Vermours
Henry A. Thomas
Boston Post Office
Congress
Elijah A. Morse
Thomas
Canton Statesman
Morse
Canton
Milton
Norfolk
Senate
Boston
Bror Rabbit
Sterling
Harvey H. Pratt
Pratt
Ares
William L. Douglas
Brockton
Representaive
Draper
State Committee
Ames
New England Woman Suffrage Meeting Highlights
A 24th annual New England Woman Suffrage Association gathering at Tremont Temple featured Lucy Stone presiding and addresses by Rev. David Gregg, Carrie Lane Chapman Catt, Mary Livermore, and A. J. Gordon. Gregg urged inquiry, equality, and suffrage as a civic good, praising Wyoming’s progress and linking woman’s rights to broader social questions. The event closed with plans for the Woman’s Suffrage Festival at Music Hall tomorrow, chaired by Julia Ward Howe with notable speakers and a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Tremont Temple
New England Woman Suffrage Association
Lucy Stone
David Gregg
D.D
Brooklyn
Carrie Lane Chapman
Iowa
Mary A. Livermore
A. J. Gordon
Boston
W. C. TU
Gregg
Susan Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Christian Endeavor Society
Republic
Wyoming
Bunker Hill
Bunker Hi
Dr. Gregg
Gordon
Wes
Livermore
Woenan
Mena
Music Hall
Julia Ward Howe
Howard’s Ladies’ Orcnestré
Auction Sale Of Bradford Estate Lots In Roslindale
Yesterday Atwood & Co sold fifty house lots from the old Bradford estate at Central station Roslindale. Bids ranged from 3 to 14 percent cents per square foot as new streets and trunk sewers were laid. Titles guaranteed by Massachusetts Title Insurance Co. Some houses to be built on the lots within weeks and the sale carried favorable restrictions. A subsequent sale of choice high dry lots on the Dudley estate at South street Roslindale is planned for Tuesday May 31 with title guarantees from the Massachusetts company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L
Atwood & Co
Bradford
Central Station
Roslindale
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Messrs. Atwood & Co
Dudley
South Street
Massachusetts Company
Children’s Mission meeting at Second Church in Copley Square
Public meeting of the Children’s Mission to the Children of the Dettitu te held tomorrow afternoon at the Second Church Copley Square with expected addresses from Rev. W. W. Fenn Chicago Rev. Bradley Gilman Concord N H Ida C Hultin Moline Dr and Mr Tagavi Kitashima from Japan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Square
W. W. Fenn
Chicago
Bradley Gilman
Concord
N. H
Ida C. Hultin
Moline
Acavi Kitashima
Japan
Massachusetts Good Citizenship Meeting at Old South Meeting House
The Massachusetts Society for Promoting Good Citizenship holds its annual meeting at the Old South Meeting House on Monday May 30 at 3 30 p m. After the business session speakers include Sylvester Baxter Robert A Woods and Charles W Birtwell discussing the London County Council features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society For Promoting Good Citizenship
Old South Meeting House
Sylvester Baxter
Robert A. Woods
Charles W. Birtwell
London County Council
Lasell Battalion Prize Drill Noted With Cadet Awards
The Lasell Battalion held its annual prize drill in the seminary gymnasium. Dorothy A Chapman of Chicago won the gymnasium prize for greatest strength gain. Company A led by Captain Shepherd won the prize banner, with June Hoyt of Seattle and Alice Andreesen of Omaha taking the top individual medals. Special commendation went to Jennie May Rich of Bethel. The event concluded with a large dinner amid cheers from the battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasell
Bessie Shepherd
Auburndale
Vaylerville
Mary Tulleys
Council Bluffs
Lillie Tukey
Omaha
Neb
Florence Bay
Ottawa
Ont
H. P. Ballard
Adjutant Fifth Infantry
Frank L. Locke
Adjutant First Cavalry
J. A. Clark
Fifth Infantry
M. V.M
Shepherd
Arill
June Hoyt
Seattle
Waah
Alice Andreesen
Ognaha
Dorothy A. Chapman
Chicago
Jennie May Rich
Bethel
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Paine
Laine
Phiamed Knight
GAS Trust
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Dicks Syndicate
Inn Club
Pope
KAW
Handel & Haydn Society
Young Workers
Amherst Programme
Children's May
Children's Mission
Bostom Common
Dosimetrig Institute
Tremont ST
West Chester
Huntington
Ratea
F. W
Lincoln Telephone
Huuntington Ave
Ten
Brookline
WM. H. Zinn
Washington Street
Temple Place
West Street
Dorothy Chapman
Hercules
Sabres
Medsaker
Gillman
Bragdon
Channcy Hall
Newton and
Professor Bragdon
Thomas Henry
Boston Cadet Band
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