Back Bay District Public Hearing Opens on Land Layout
The Board of Survey held the first public hearing in the Exchange Building on laying out Back Bay land between the Back Bay Fens Muddy River and the Boston and Albany railroad. Attendees discussed street widths curves and rail access while hearing suggestions for plans and city involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Survey
New Exchange
Back Bay
Muddy River
Brookline
Boston & Albany
Hugh O’brien
Messrs
Charlies Morton
Hugh E. Brady
Babson
O’brien
PF. A. Hobart
Andreas Blume
Boylston Street
Fens
Brookline Avenue
Blume
Henry D. Hyde
Boston Water Power Company
Hyde
Boyiston
C. H. Bacall
W. E. Payson
Charlies Whitney
J. B. Kendall
Albany Road
New York Central
New York City
Ira L. Moore
Lieeoromission
Esusay
Albany
Nationalists Advocate Reform In Labor Struggle
Speakers Mary Livermore Edward Bellamy and others address Nationalist movement in Tremont Temple celebrating its second anniversary. Livermore denounces wage inequities coal barons and corporate control while urging government led reforms in labor housing and utilities. Bellamy argues gradual national and municipal control of telegraph railways coal and transit to reduce private monopoly and expand public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Russell
Matthews
State House
Tremont Temple
George H. Cary
Lynn
Mary A. Livermore
Europe
England
United States
Congress
Postoffice Department
Congreve
Times
Great Britain
Bellamy
F. A. Hinckley
Edward Everett Mate
Wanamaker
Western Union Company
M. Avery
Abbie Morton Diaz
E. S. Huntington
Charles &. Bowers
John Foster Biscoe
Gerard Telandier
Clement K. Shaw
Mozart
Jude
Chicago and New York Baseball Story May 28 1934
Chicago's Anson doubles contribute two runs and Glasscock Basett misplays help hand New York a 8 2 loss. Hutchinson fends off Cubs while Kusie yields seven hits. Philadelphia tops Cincinnati 6 5 as rain-soaked grounds slow play. Cleveland beats Brooklyn 4 3 behind Young and Zimmer. St Louis crushes Washington 14 5 with 16 hits. Athletics 7 Louisville 2 as Chamberlain excels for the A’s. Other listed games include Portland Lynn Worcester Manchester Albany Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Providence Harvard Lovells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago N. A
New York
Chicago
Chicaszo
Anson
Glasscock
Bassett
Gants
Hutchinson An Kiltredge
Rusie
Shuckley
Kiltredge
Balla
Wy Hutchinson
Kusie
Struk
Hutchinson
S’feffer
Kittredge
Preffer
Conner
Richardson
Powers
Cleveland
N.L
Brooklyn
Forest City
Collins
Young
Clevelands
Brooklynccee
Zimmer
Caruthers
Connelly
Burns
McAleer
Childs
Griffin
O’brien
Linckney
Foutz
Lynch
St. Louis
A. A
Washington
Quarles
Will
O’ Neill
Hoy
Fuller
Eagan
McCarthy
Lyons
Boyle
Comiskey
Beecher
Griffith
Boyie
Maguire
Kerins
Athletics
Louisville
Chamberlain
Cahill
Donovan
Milligan
Lonines
Koran
Corcoran
McGeachy
Doran
Larkin
Weod
Matthews
Tine
Portland
Lynn
Worcester
Salem
Manchester
Lowell
Albany
Providence
Buffalo
Bufffalo
Troy
Rochester
Lebanon
Syracuse
New Haven
Brown
University of Michigan
Cambridge
Harvard
Lovells
Cosecerreeee
Newermeer
Pittsburg
Gersereeweee
Boston
Philadelphia
Cucina
Csc Peer Ereere Association
Scceeve
Baltimore
Rere
LOU Ss Ceeeeer Sare
Aml
ATS Cincinnat
Oseeevegeeeer
Louciayille
Moral Education Meeting Highlights Reform and Labor Views
The Moral Education Association met in the Meionaon with Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells presiding. Speakers included Rev. Charles G. Ames Rev. Anna Garlin Spencer Horace Wadlin Miss Florence Bulgarnie and Dr Zakrzewska. Wadlin argued that statistics mislead while presenting New England city life and immigration effects. Bulgarnie urged aid for unskilled London factory girls detailing pay growth and organizing clubs for economic lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moral Education Association
Meionaon
Kate Gannett Wells
New England
Boston
Lowell
Crow Cbs
Schious
Charen
McRe
Miss Balgarnie
Mast
London
Algarnie
East Enandon
List of Society Officers and Members Named in Record
A roster of numerous society officers and committee members appears, including recordings secretary Mrs Olive A Perry and corresponding secretary Miss Julia A Sprague, plus auditors and directors such as Mrs S A Rand and Mrs Gilen R Rice. Details show many Mrs and Miss names, with multiple titles across the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome Merritt
A. G. Woolson
M. A. Livermore
Eduah D. Cheeney
Julia H. Nichols
A. Richards
H.R Shattuck
W. S. Temple
A. G. Witherbee
Ellen B. Dietrick
Olive A. Perry
Julia A. Sprague
Treaster
S. A. Rand
Gilen R. Rice
Mra
C. M.S. Frazar
Hk. ©. Phelps
E. H. Parker
A. W. Cone
A. M. Whitwell
Caroline Duper
G. L. Kuilin
G. D. Goodnow
M. C. Whitman
Ks. H. Holden
Irene G. Hersey
Martha
M. G. Tallant
J A. Sawyer
N. Jackson
F. R. Ridley
Brento P. Randal
Caroline A. Sayward
Mary Stannon
J. G. Nickerson
Meeting on Religious and Moral Education at King's Chapel
A public meeting by the Unitarian Sunday School Society at King's Chapel featured Rev. Ek A Horton urging that public school education be paired with religious and moral teaching. Speakers included Rev. Brooke Hertford on Old Testament use, Rev. Charles Wendte on gifted teachers, Ex-Governor John L D Long stressing church support for Sunday schools, Rev. Edward Hale on home morals, and Rev. J L Jones of Chicago closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Chapel
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Ek. A. Horton
Brooke Hertford
Arlington Street
Charles W. Wendte
Oakland
Cal
John LD. Long
Edward E. Hale
J. L. Jones
Chicago
Harvard Varsity Crew Faces Bowdoin On Charles River
Harvard Varsity crew prepared to race Bowdoin this afternoon at 4 15 on the Charles. The Harvard boat list includes several seasoned rowers and a new coxswain, while Bowdoin is highlighted as strong and heavily built under Freda Plaisted’s training, having beaten Crescent Boat Club over two miles yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Bowdoin
Charles River
Perking
KOLON
Cess
Vail
Lynam
Rantoul
Powers
Newell
Coxewain—Cobb
Adams
New Brunswick
Crescent Boat Club
Freda Plaisted
Girls Day at Chauncy Hall School Recitals and Exercises
At Chauncy Fair School public hour yesterday featured girls performing a program of recitations including The Musical Instrument by Bessie White and Red Man's Defiance by Elsie Cushing, plus dumbbell exercises, music by Lucy Daniels and Caroline Belcher, and various compositions and wand exercises showcasing multiple students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy Hall
Chauncy Fair School
Bessie White
Elsie Cushing
Grace
Blanche E. Ware
Bessie V. Palmer
Lucy Daniels
Caroline M. Belcher
Achilles
Grace E. J. White
M. Frances Widney
Queen Elizabeth
Leicester
A. Louise Bean
Johnony
Leva M. Twombly
May H. Mott Smith
Katharine A. Whiting
Universalist Missionary Society Session At Shawmut Church
The Woman's Universalist Missionary Society met at Shawmut Avenue Church with Mrs. J. L. Patterson presiding. Forenoon speakers included Rev. Ada L. Bowles Dr. C. M. Smith Tufts President Capen and D. M. Usher. afternoon brings Mrs. E. M. H. Merrill Rev. J. Coleman Adams, Mrs. M. H. Bray and others. A general discussion followed on spreading Universalism.
Massachusetts Evangelical Missionary Society Elects Officers
At its annual meeting in Massachusetts the society named President the Rev. A.P. Peabody D.D. Vice president the Rev. G. M. Bartel secretary the Rev. Henry F. Jenks treasurer the Rev. James De Normandie and elected tenantees the Rev. b. R. Bulkeley Nathaniel Seaver Jr Executive Committee the Revs. KE. E. Hale Austin L. Garvin and Fitz Dillingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Missionary Society
Massachusetts Evangelical Missionary Society
A.p.peabody
D.D
G. M. Bartel
Henry F. Jenks
James de Normandie
B. R. Bulkeley
Nathaniel Seaver, Jr
KE. E. Hale
Austin L. Garvin
Fitz Dillingham
Meeting of Alien Gymnasium Association Officers Reelected
A meeting of the Alien Gymnasium Association was held at the gym on St Botolph street. Last year's officers were reelected: Clerk and treasurer W Putnam Page. directors B Schlessinger Mrs Mary Schlesinger George Kt Nazro Moorfield Storey and Miss Mary E Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinas
Alien Gymnasium Association
St. Botolph Street
Lst
W. Putnam Page
B. Schlessinger
Mary Schlessinger
George Kt. Nazro
Moorfield Storey
Mary E. Allen
Governor Nominates Officials for Lunacy Board and Courts
The Governor sent nominations to the Executive Council including Albert C. Houghton of North Adams as State Director Fitchburg Railroad, Charles J. Curran M D of North Adams, Edwin Fitchcock of Amherst for reappointment, George D. Alden judge of the Fourth Plymouth District Court previously rejected, and Stephen P. Sharpies as inspector and essayer of liquors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Albert C. Houghton
North Adams
Fitchburg Railroad
Charles J. Curran
M.D
Edwin Fitchcock
Amherst
George D. Alden
Fourth Plymouth District Court
Stephen P. Sharpies
Weather Indications Forecast From May 28
Weather indications report showers and cooler conditions across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with variable winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York expect rain Friday with cooler temperatures and variable winds. Rhode Island may see stationary temperatures.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Weather forecast and synoptic summary for Northern and Southern New England
Post's forecast describes fair weather with increasing clouds in Northern New England and rain probable tonight. Southern New England will see morning fair weather followed by increasing clouds and cooler, rainy conditions. Saturday looks for threatening weather and rain. The synoptic section notes widespread rain across Norfolk to Cleveland, with specific rainfall amounts and barometer readings, plus variable cloudiness west to Montana and cooler eastern districts.
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POST
New England
Norfolk
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Washington
Cincinnati
Lynchburg
Middle States
Chicago
Montana
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Coass
Lake
New Orleans
Port Custer
Mont
Rapid City
St Vincent
Minn
Albany
New York
Boston
Oswexo
Northfield
Block Island
Youthful Soldiers Prize Drill at English High School
The Fourth Battalion of English High School held its annual prize drill in Mechanics Hall. The well attended event showcased drill and arms mastery by youthful cadets. Prizes were awarded for Company drill and setting up, with top honors to Company B and Company A in various categories. Major W. F. Patton led the battalion, with Lt. D. Sawyer as officer of the day. Judges included Major Bogan, Lieutenant Henneman, and Captain George A. Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English High School
Mechanics’ Hall
Watson
W. P. Howe
F. O. Roberts
A. W. Learnerd
W. F. Patton
D. Sawyer
Bogan
Ninth Regiment
Henneman
Signal Corps
George A. Murray
Hull Yacht Club Adopts Membership Growth and New Privileges
A Hull Yacht Club meeting at Parker House voted to raise the membership limit from 300 to 400 and amend bylaws to admit army or navy officers on duty in New England states upon payment of annual dues. The club will extend house and anchorage privileges to foreign clubs and proposed a perpetual cup for three consecutive wins. A cloth-bound club book with member lists, yacht details, and racing rules was also issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Parker House
Henry W. Lamb
Army
Navy
New England States
Anchorage
Massachusetts Bay
James R. Hooper
The
Hall Yacht Club
B A A Juniors Sprint and Field Events at Irvington Oval
The B A A juniors held handicap events at Irvington oval with a strong showing. Notable results include L W Jenkins winning the 100 yards, B Hurd Jr taking the 120 yard hurdles, H Endicott first in the 440 yards, P Stockton leading in high jump and long jump, and J Fairemid winning the 16 pound shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Oval
B. Hurd
L. W. Jenkins
H. Endicott
Iow Hurales
B. Hurd, Jr
H. 5. Grew
G. Derby
A. Hf. Rice
N. Horton
Bb. Hurd, Jr
J. ©. Fairemid
Lynn Riding School closes winter session with grand exhibition
The Lynn Riding School Association ended its winter session with a grand show at Mare Place rink. A large audience enjoyed tandem driving, wagon riding, hurdle jumping, and school drilling performed to music by the Lynn Brass Band. The club plans a future event at Rookdale Park, Peabody, on Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Riding School
Lynn
Lynn Riding School Association
Mare Place
Lynn Brass Band
Rookdale Park
Peabody
Momona Ays
No-Seam Stocking Company seeks small investors
An advertisement offers 500 shares at $3.00 in the No-Seam Stocking Company. It promotes a patent based stocking production method for bicycles, sportsmen, children, and home use. Boston contact G A White, Office 325 Washington St.usiness prospects praised despite mixed legal notes on counterfeit silver dollars and habeas corpus hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St
Boston
Lee, A
Legal Notices and Civil Actions Across Several Dockets
A sequence of civil cases is listed with details on parties, claims, and procedural posture. Patrick J Swift sues Bernard Steuer over a disputed wall and land rights seeking injunction. George W Chipman challenges a bank attachment in insolvency matters. An Attorney General case seeks a quo warranto on Selectman Pratt in Revere. Additional cases include Canton Institution for Savings v Murphy and others, Thomas O Reilly v Henry French, and a set of listed docket entries with various plaintiffs and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Swift
Bernard Steuer
C. F. Donnelly
M. Dolan
George W. Chipman Et al
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Dudley, Hall - Go
New York
Maine
French
W. A. Gaston
Fred Snow
A. B. Curtis
Revere
Pratt
Curtis
H. 2. Bailey
D. F. Kimball
C. T. Russell
Hayes
Dnly
G. W. Wiggin
T. E. Grover
Canton Institution For Savings
E. Greenhood
G. F. Williams
Superior Court Session Dockets and Injuries Suit
Suffolk first session May 28 lists Andrew Eckburg vs Hezekiah Chase for $15000 over a coal hole fall on Federal near High St on Dec 12 1889. Powers vs Boston Gas Light for $10000 over gas explosion in 1888. multiple cases in four sessions with various defendants and juries out. notice calls old docket and June opening. Middlesex Cambridge Hammond motions for new trial May 28 9:30 in numerical order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Suffolk Ss
Barker
Andrew Eckburg
Hezekiah L. Chase
Federal Street
High
A. A. Strout
L. P. Clark
L. L. Scaife
Hopgkins, J. No
Edward Powers
Boston Gas Light Company
Boston Heating Company
Boston
W. H. Baker
P. Greenough
Mogan
Collamore
McDonald
Bos
Browne
Harringworth
Ton
Reead
Chapman
Middlesex
Cambridge -Hammond. d
McManus Family Suit Against Daniels Over Highway Collision
In Norfolk County Superior Court Dedham May 28, Bernard McManus sues Thomas D. Daniels in case 476, Hannah McManus in 477, and Selina McManus in 478 for personal injuries and damages to a team from a highway collision in Franklin. UH KE Fales PF listed.
The French Outrage At St Johns N F May 28
The French naval commander stopped bait sales to Americans. Steam launches from the French warships drove American schooners away and hauled up Newfoundland nets to shore. The incident is a significant loss to local inhabitants and American fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joans
N. F
Two Boys Run Over by City Wagons in Boston Streets
Max Cohen, eight, of 21 Cross Street, was run over by Cheney's express wagon near 98 Portland Street and badly bruised. Later, Dennis Caddigan, 11, of 650 Tileston Street, was struck by Huston's baggage wagon at Merrimac and Pitts, suffering deep cuts and bruises. Patrolman Gilmore took him to Massachusetts Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Cohen
Cross Street
Cheney
Portland Street
Dennis Caddigan
Tileston Street
Huston
Merrimac
Pitts Streets
Gilmore
Massachusetts Hospital
Society of Arts season finale at Institute of Technology
The Society of Arts held its last meeting of the season at the Institute of Technology. Henry M. Howe read a paper on manganese steel followed by Professor T. M. Crown presenting on the State Board of Health map of normal chlorine in Massachusetts waters. George Blodgett presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Society OF Arts
Institute of Technology
Henry M. Howe
T. M.crown
State Board of Health
Massachusett
George Blodgett
Woman Named Kate Brannigan Charged With Shoplifting
A young woman claiming Brooklyn origin, quot Kate Brannigan, was detected stealing small wares at Houghton and Dutton yesterday afternoon by private detective Nellie McNamee. She was turned over to a central office inspector for handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Brannigan
Brooklyn
Houghton & Dutton
Nellie McNamee
Central Office
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New Board of Survey
Mary Livermore
Edward Bellamy
Kain
N. L
Philadisiphia
Sesss
Cincinnaisis
Esper
Duryea
Radbourne
Keenan
Marr
Lamilton
MecPhee
McPhee
Thompson
Hamilton
Delehanty
Reilly
Hitley
Shindle
Hurst
Carleton
Mt Poote
Sens
Allard
D Jackson
Haskell
Turner
Hastings
Parker
Shaw
Pountus
Alien Gymnasium
Absocia
U. S. Gov't Resort
L.so
iMax
Candy Duluth
Paso
Texas
Eastport
Helena
Jacksonville
Ila
Kansas City
Montreal
Marquette
Mich
Salt Lake City
Tlea
Chester Hi
Graven & Bons
Graves
G. O. Taylor
Botton
Etors
Noaton
Hooper
G. A. White
Ofice
United States Circuit Court
Aldrich
J. Trainer
P. Harr
Nelson
Butler
Clairette
Johnson
Supreme Judicial Court
Morton, J
Guild
Gill
Sullivan v. Vacution Co
Goodrich
Tracy
Lindley
Beetle
Fesson
Admr
Mil Et al
Loring
Ci of
Quincy
Maresy
Knight Et A
Sainson
Tucker
Tally
Muihern
Smith Et al
Lothrop
Crosby
Maitie
Patch
Morton
Fitzgerald
Morton City
Same
Same A
Field
Blodgett
Aeae
Sopa
Fitch
Fonts
Fogg
Krug
Sai Ling
Same Ener
Jam. P. I.eoae
Leydecker
Brintna
Andrew Carberry
Lyman
F. Bigelow
Norwood
J. K. Cotter
J. J. Feely
Matthews v. B
Dowling
Weeks
Boston & Maine
Ena
Brigham
Milliken Wis Yeeburg Mfg. Co
Breckenridge
Elson
Douglass
Pugh
Barrett
Baker
Allen
Geller
Mooney
Raymond
Ray
Leonard
Mond
Dunley
Newfoundland
the Post Publishing CO
Washington Street
Mass
H. Knap
River St
Cambridgeport
ARC E. Mfg, CO
Racine
Wis
Crabtree
Chatham St
Orie
Congress St
Wiley S. Edmunds
Dorchester Avenue
H. L. Pierce
Roxbury
Alden
Beacon Si
Morgan
Rentieman
Varticniara
K. W. Sayre
Atole
BE. Redler
Staioner
Car
Berkeley
F.s. Saley
A. Lb
Lewiston
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