Boston Baptist Social Union Meets with Banquet at Meionaon
The regular monthly Boston Baptist Social Union session convened yesterday afternoon at 4:50 in the Meionaon, with a banquet for 200 attendees. President Henry W. Peabody of Salem led the gathering, announcing an evening focused on the deeds of members who served at the front during 1861 to 1865. Present veterans were called upon to speak, followed by Rev. S. F. Smith reading a poem from his America collection about unity, freedom, and national sorrow.
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Supreme Court Terms Record Major Civil Docket At Boston
The document lists equity assignments and a long docket of Superior Court cases from Suffolk and Middlesex counties. It names numerous plaintiffs and defendants, case numbers, and brief descriptions including damages, breaches, injuries, and unlawful arrests. Most entries indicate jury actions or ongoing trials with attorneys and outcomes in process.
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Anniversary Week Opens as Mass Woman Suffrage Meet
The New England Woman Suffrage Association opened its 22nd annual meeting at Tremont Temple with Mrs Lucy Stone presiding. Speakers included Rev Henry Blanchard Rev Anna Shaw Susan B Anthony and Florence Balgarnie. A festival at Music Hall Wednesday will be chaired by ex Governor Long and feature a fine musical program.
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Women’s Trades Union Association
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National Alliance of Unitarian Women Holds First Festival
The first annual festival of the National Alliance of Unitarian and Liberal Christian women convened at South Congregational Church. Leaders including Rev Edward Hale and Mrs Kate Gannett Wells spoke as the group, now with eighty one national branches, promotes broad inclusion and supports Meadville Theological School. $147 was raised for the Meadville appeal.
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Universalist Festival Speaker Links Barrett to Governorship
The Universalist Social Union at the American House last evening introduced Hon. William E. Barrett as a frontrunner for the Massachusetts Governorship in a speech that critiqued Governor Russell for missing the event to attend the British Charitable Association meeting or fishing. Barrett pledged he would attend next year’s festival if elected and praised the gathering presided by EF B. Sears as a brilliant event.
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Somerville School Board to discuss arming High School Battalion
At a Somerville School Board meeting the panel debated supplying the High School Battalion with guns and equipment. Students and alumni urged action, arguing drill without arms is unfair, while the board faced a funding hurdle and considered a $2000 appropriation that failed to pass.
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Boston Wins In Tenth As Long’s Hit Sparkles
Boston (N L) beat Pittsburg 4 to 3 in ten innings at Pittsburgh on May 25. Long’s triple and Quinn’s drive powered the visitors in the extra frame, aided by Reilly’s costly errors. Nichols pitched superbly striking out twelve as Stovey and Bennett stood out for Boston, while Bierbauer and Miller highlighted Pittsburg’s defense. Attendance 5420.
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Hearing on Alderman Abbott corruption charges continues in Brockton
Special to the Post reports the Brockton city council hearing into Alderman Abbott charges was continued and concluded with the Mayor testifying. Witnesses favored Abbott as speeches critiqued bribery, and the board adopted two resolutions condemning accepting money or gifts by council members and stating the payment to Abbott appeared without wrong intent.
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Supreme Court Modifies Escheat Decree in Mormon Church Case
The Supreme Court adjusts its last term ruling on the Edmunds law, declaring that the Mormon church property now devolves to the United States. It seeks charitable use or other lawful dispositions, directing costs and receiver custody remain until Congress acts or a court scheme is approved. The Utah Supreme Court is instructed to proceed.
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East Bound Blind Pool Debate Sees Key Shippers Weigh Plan
A Chicago conference at the Central Traffic Association discussed forming an east bound blind pool for dressed beef live stock and provisions from Chicago to the seaboard. Prominent packers including Nelson Morris Swift Armour Hammond Aller ton and North Packing & Provision Co attended. A resolution calls for broadening cooperation to other shipping centers and appointing committees to decide on joining railroads in the scheme.
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Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Forecast through 8 p.m. Tuesday calls for generally fair, cooler conditions by Tuesday night in New England and Eastern New York. Maine and extreme southern New York may see stationary temperatures. Winds shift to northwest as conditions change.
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Post's Forecast and Weather Synopsis
The forecast calls for fair weather across Northern New England with warmer readings in Vermont New Hampshire and Maine and a cooler night. Southern New England will stay fair and warm then cool tonight with shifting winds. Wednesday should bring fair skies and lower temperatures. The synopsis notes a weak overall system with low pressure areas in Canada and Mexico and high pressure centers over Denver and Lake Superior. Rain observed in Denver Dodge City Kansas City Jacksonville and Roseburg Oregon, with cooler conditions in the Lake region and warmer trends along the Atlantic coast. Boston reached 64 degrees after 73 on the previous day.
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Literary notes announce new Boston Commonwealth serial story
Dr. Edward Everett Hale will begin a serial about life in today’s Boston for the Boston Commonwealth. The issue previews new works and contributors including Sarah K. Bolton, Nathan Haskell Cole, Jennie Jane, and Von Moltke reviews. Harper & Bros. lists May 26 releases and Wordsworth poems, with other notable titles and authors featured.
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Geffcken
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Laurence Oliphant
Alice Oliphant
Elizabeth Bisland
Christian Teroune Herrick
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Petition Withdrawn Over Pole Locations in Tremont Area
The hearing on the New England Printing Telegraph Company petition for pole locations on Chester Square Hast and West Chester Park Shawmut avenue Tremont and other streets was canceled after adjournment. Protesters and others remained as counsel Reed said parts of the petition would be withdrawn for streets with protests and a new petition would be filed.
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Jury Disagreed In Boston & Albany Injury Cases
No. 2668 Jesse L Totman vs Boston & Albany railroad seeks 15000 for injuries from a vault collapse at a Boston passenger station. Plaintiff, a mason, alleges negligence by architect and engineer for omitting iron braces. defense ties fault to contractor Asa Lowe. Jury disagreed. Also listed: No. 4477 Frank Mack vs Boston & Albany for 5000. No. 4489 George Leavitt vs Edward Leavitt for 5000. several older case references and judges names.
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Replevin actions listed in Norfolk Superior Court docket
Trial dockets include multiple cases with plaintiff and defendant attorneys named, among them McGuire for McGuire for plaintiff and Hessertine for defendant. Entries show dockets listing case numbers and parties such as Kelley v Geddings and Goodwin v Newton Street Railway, set against Suffolk County court proceedings.
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Handel and Haydn Society Holds Annual Meeting in Boston
The Handel and Haydn Society met at Chickering Hall. Reports from president secretary and treasurer were read and approved. Treasurers figures show May 26 1890 cash 1173 32 receipts 1024 82 total 11598 14 expenditures 10939 60 cash on hand May 25 1891 653 64. Thirty new members joined and twenty nine left, net gain one. Officers elected include President A Parker Browne Vice-President John H Stickney Secretary Charles W Stone Treasurer M Grant Daniels Librarian Richard S Whitney Directors named.
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George F. Daniels
Horace B. Fisher
Eugene B. Hagar
Thomas Hooper, Jr
Isaac F. Kingsbury
Frederick &. Long
Obituary Notices From New England Docket
Col Trenry Lane Kendrick, Union League Club New York retiree, died Sunday. Born Lebanon New Hampshire January 20, 1811, he served at West Point and in the Mexican War, commanded artillery battalion to Santa Fe, and led a topographical escort in the Indian country. He declined a 1861 U S Volunteers brigadier general appointment. Various degrees from Dartmouth Missouri Rochester. Also memorials for Sewell F Prescott Estelle Austin Isaac Swen and Francis A Wilber.
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Haverhill
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Worcester
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The Fruits of a Strike in Coal Regions Leaves 850 Homeless
Secretary Parker issued a circular stating 850 families in the coal regions are homeless and penniless, living in stables and coal sheds. He seeks aid to relieve their urgent needs. Tomorrow James McBride and L. R. Davis depart for the West seeking assistance, visiting Cleveland and Kansas City.
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Skerry and Kimball Tie the Knot in City Ceremony
Marriage notices list Amory T. Skerry and Nethie Kimball wed May 21 by Rev Brooke Herford in this city. Other marriages include Waukegan resident Deltine DeCastro uniting with Boston’s W Parry Kennard on May 20, plus several other local nuptials recorded in the period’s notices.
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Don't Reform the World or Talk Politics to Ladies
Do not attempt to reform the world or discuss politics with ladies. Do not think success in one area guarantees success in all. Beware overconfidence and seek legitimate energy boosters. Doctors and authorities favor pure whiskey as a reliable stimulant, specifically Duffy's Pure Malt, and warn against inferior imitations by dealers with hidden motives.
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Education of Japanese Women Lecture in Brookline
Miss Ume Tsuda of Tokyo spoke on Japanese women at a studio near Miss Warren in Brookline yesterday afternoon. She urged the education of Japanese women as teachers of their own race and noted Philadelphia ladies have created a $10,000 scholarship fund for Japanese women to study in the United States. The speaker hopes similar scholarships will arise elsewhere as a suitable effort for American women to support.
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Deaf inventor H A Wales to visit Quincy House
Mr H A Wales of Bridgeport Conn whose invention for relief of deafness has attracted wide attention in this country and Europe will be at the Quincy House Wednesday and Thursday of this week hoping to show his device to interested visitors.
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