Maritime Exhibition Opens With Yachts and Models Displayed
The International Maritime Exhibition opened at the Mechanics' Building drawing thousands of visitors. Highlights include a twenty two foot schooner yacht built by Harrison Loring, models and paintings of clipper ships, the Massachusetts Humane Society lifeboat Henry A Whitney, and displays from Morgan line, Vanderbilt, Astor, and Gerry yachts. The grand canal on the ground floor hosts small craft from Venetian gondolas to modern electric yachts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Building
Harrison Loring
Cohasset
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Wilmington
Del
Worcester
Morgan
Morgan Line
Vanderbilt
Alva
Astor
Nourmahal
Gerry
Electra
Cushing
Susquehanna
Sea Fox
Bangor
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
Harvard College
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Lynn
United States Lighthouse Board
Phillips
A. Shuman &* Co
Monitor
Merrimac
Grand Hall
United States
United States Signal Service
General Greely
Spectacular Marine Exhibits Fill Hall With Yachts and Models
The hall showcases steam launches from George Lawley & Sons and a vast array of boats from H. V. Partelow, C. Sheldon, and John R. Robertson. Exhibits include 28 rowboats, a Dark Secret cross Atlantic tale, and a famed Burgess schooner yacht Quickstep. Navy models, coastal surveys, and lighthouse gear complement the maritime display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lawley & Sons
H. V. Partelow & Co
Riverside
C. Sheldon & Co
St. Lawrence Skiff and Canoe Company
Clayton, N. Y
South Boston Iron Works
James McIntire
Fisheries Marine
United States
United States Lighthouse Board
Hydrographic Office
Coast Survey
Alleghany River
Pittsburg
E. J. Heinz Company
C. G. Harrington
Bath
William Rogers
J. T. Donnell & Co
American Windlass Company
Providence
KRL
Whittier Machine Company
Boston
Hethlehem (Penn.) Iron Works
Continental Iron Works
Brooklyn
N. Y
South Boston
Nattaniel
Potter & Wrightington
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Wainwright Manufacturing Company
Boston & Lockport
Samson Cordage Works
Burgess
Lawley
W. K
Exhibitors listed for maritime trade show display
A partial exhibitor list includes Harlan & Hollingsworth Wilmington and many shipbuilders, steel makers, model makers, and marine suppliers across New York Philadelphia Boston and other ports. Notable names: Carnegie Phipps, Roebling, Inman Steamship, Samson Cordage, Dana Dudley, City of New York model valued at 16000, and Boston firms Atlantic Works and George F Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Wilmington
Del
Delaware River Shipbuilding and Engine Works
Chester, Penn
Quintard Iron Works
N. F. Palmer, Jr. & Co
New York
Pusey & Jones Company
Delaware
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Pittsburg
Penn
Morris, Gasker & Co
Steel and Iron
Philadelphia
Board of Trade Committee
Bath
Continental Iron Works
Brooklyn
Park Bros. & Co
Pemn
American Ship Windlass Company
Providence
Washburn & Meon Manufacturing Company
Worcester
John A. Roebling’s Sons & Co
Trenton
N. J
Norton Naval Construction and Shipbuilding Company
N. Y
United States Transportation Company
D. E. Simpson & Co
Hoeinstein Manufacturing Company
Newark
Bickmore Ship Berth Company
Hyde Park
Otterson & Seaman
Branchport
D. P. Dobbin
Penin
James Eades
St. Louis
R. B. Forbes
Milton
Quincy Sailors’ Home
Quincy
Hygeia Distilled Water Company
R.G. F. Candage
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
Inman_Steamship Company
City of
Enco Bros
Allen & Ginter
Richmond
G. L. Green
Noank
Conn
M. H. Dodge
Cleveland
Waterbury Rubber Company
Caston Signal Company
J. T. Donnell & Co
Fierra & Walker
Kearsarge Naval Veteran Association
Orin Sheldon & Co
Boston & Lockport Block Company
Edward Burgess
James McIntyre
W. KK. Pryor & Co
Randall, Goodale & Co
Ritchie & Sons
Nathan Tufts
Whiton Bros. & Co
M. Fk. Whiton & Co
Samson Cordage Company
Wainright Manufacturing Company
Ashton Valve Company
Crosby Steam Gauge Company
W. H. Gallison
Boston Rubber Company
Smith & Anthony Stove Company
Thaxter & Co
J. R. Robertson
George Kirby, Jr
G. F. Clarke
F. C. Howe & Co
Henry Hastings
J. J. Ridgeway
Boston & Halifax Steamship Company
Edward L. Williams
John H. Dahl
H. Newcomb
George W. Leonard
Shipbuilding Revival Urged At Local Fair
President John W. Ryckman closes the noon exercises with a call to action on U S shipbuilding. He notes America's industrial might in steel and cotton but warns of reliance on foreign vessels and urges building and manning ships to revive international commerce and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ryckman
Pittsburg
Bethelem
Penn
United States
Cotton Fund
England
Boston Hosts International Maritime Exhibition Debut
The Boston event marks a major push to revive American merchant shipping with leaders from Boston Massachusetts and national figures praising the exhibition. Speakers urge rebuilding shipyards, expanding fleets, and reestablishing U S naval and commercial strength across the Americas amid a hopeful new era of trade and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paign
Department of State
Washington
United States
Department of the Navy
Harrison
Kennebec
Boston
Salem
N. D. Sperry
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Walter L. Rogers
Cappa
Chen
Brackett
Orlando K. Potter
New York
Don A. M. Soteldo
Venezuela
North
Central
South America
New World
America
Pamiet
Americas
New England
Republic of the
Europe
France
James E. Murdock
Maritime Fair Notes Despatch From Blaine to Ryckman
President Ryckman receives a despatch from Secretary Blaine regarding maritime fair notes. The brief dispatch outlines policy considerations and formal communications between executive offices on maritime matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritime Fair
Ryckman
Blaine
Cappa’s Seventh Regiment Band Concert Today
A note from Cappa’s Seventh Regiment Band of New York announces an instrumental concert in the grand hall this afternoon at 2 30 with soloists H Wittgenstein flute M Pellanci piccolo A Barnera Bellveci clarinet A Goericke trombone and A Archmide euphonium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cappa
Seventh Regiment Band of
New York
Grand Hall
H. Wittgenstein
M. Pellanci
A. Barnera
Bellveci
A. Goericke
A. Archmide
Kohler Recital in Steinert Hall Attracts Mixed Review
In Steinert Hall last night Heinrich Kohler offered a varied recital with Schubert, Beethoven, Chopin and Liszt works but critics say his playing lacks modern wrist technique and distinct coloring. Nervousness showed, though his earnestness and pedagogy were praised. another concert is planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler
Steinert Hall
Heinrich Kohler
Schubert
Beethoven
Himmel
Kessler
Chopin
Henselt
Schumann
Rubinstein
Brassin
Liszt
Teachers Union Meets in Berkeley Temple Vestry
About 100 delegates from forty three Sunday schools attended the Congregational Sunday School Superintendents Union meeting in the Berkeley Temple vestry. The session opened with a psalm and prayer, reports were heard, and talks covered union history since 1879, home and school influence, Dakota society needs, and effective committees and organizations for member schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School Superintendents’ Union
Berkeley Temple
W. E. Paine
E. B. Hooper
Lookout
Messrs
D. E. Shumway
A. Whittemore
B. 8. Snow
Union
Congregational Publishing Society
C. W. Hal
W. B. D. Grey
Dakota
F. N. Chase
High Street
Congregational Sunday School
Lowell
Mass
William G. Bell
West
Newton
Charles H. Merrill
Central Sunday School, Ao
H. N. Ackerman
West Medford
Strike at Randolph Shoe Factory Over Pay Rates
About twenty five to thirty five new arrivals in Randolph at the John Peach hand sewed department for government army shoes struck this afternoon over sewing and stitching rates. They demand 23 cents for sewing and 27 for stitching versus 22 and 26 previously. Harmony had prevailed since Peach took possession with shipments averaging nearly 100 cases daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peach
Bribery Inquiry Hears City Aldermen At Hearing
The special committee investigating alleged bribery in the license committee held a public hearing at City Hall. No outsiders testified, and each member of the Board of Aldermen answered questions about impropriety or prior approaches with a negative response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Sorcian
City Hall
Chelsea Officials Hold Regular Meetings with Minor Advances
Chelsea Board of Aldermen and Common Council met last evening. Several minor bills and petitions passed the council and moved toward concurrence. An armory appropriation of 12000 was approved by two-thirds in the council but tabled in the board. A gas commission communication set a hearing at City Hall on Monday November 11 at 10 am regarding Chelsea Gas Company’s petition to restrain the American Fuel Company from opening streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Champlin
Gas Commissioners
Chelsea Gas Company
American Fuel Company
Grace V Cook Teaches Voice and Poise at 35 Music Hall
Mrs Grace V Cook directs pupils in vocal music using Mme Marchesi method and in graceful carriage, posture, and movement. Her classes inspire strong student enthusiasm and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace V. Cook
Music Hall
Mme. Marchesi
Insolvencies and assignments reported in several towns
Eli E Morrill of Monticello Maine declares insolvency. J F Barker a Reedsburg Wisconsin trader has store closed by sheriff. A J Simpson boots dealer of Manchester Iowa assigns. George Hollister painter Boston owes about 650 dollars. W H and W D Banker Pittsburg bicycle wagon makers assign. Max Zimmerman Braceville Illinois assigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli E. Morrill
Monticello
J. F. Barker
Reedsburg
Willas
A. J. Simpson
Manchester
George Hollister
Water Street
Boston
W. H
W. D
Pittsburg
Penn
Max Zimmerman
Braceville, Ill
How To KEEP WARM IN WINTER Fur overcoats advertised
An item publicizes fur fined overcoats sold by Parker & Co at 400 Washington Street. The ad urges readers to stay warm with the brand from Macallar Lor Os.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macallar
Parker & Co
Washington Street
Monthly Travellers' Aid talk and city notices
Notes from Boston civic life report a Travelers Aid Society meeting at Mrs George Myers home with 2500 girls aided since founding. The Boston Political Class opens tomorrow at Wesleyan Hall with Gamaliel Bradford on political woes. Several sewer bids were reviewed but no award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travellers’ Aid Society
George Myers
Beacon Street
Boston
Wesleyan Hall
Gamaliel Bradford
Dorchester
Dennis O'Connell
Metropolitan Construction Company
Collins & Ham
National Construction Company
Aaron A. Hall
James Killin
Neil McBride
Old Ninth Regiment
Cass
George M. Carr
Boston Children’s Friend Society
Shawmut Church
Young Men’s Christian Union
Massachusetts Medical Benevolent Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Massachusetts Medical Benevolent Society met at Dr. Henry W. Williams’s Arlington Street home with about fifty of its 250 members. Two new names joined the rolls, the beneficiaries’ annual support and annuities were increased, and a $2000 gift from Dr. Cheever raised the permanent invested fund toward $30,000. Williams was reelected president with Hodges as vice-president Minot as treasurer and Amory as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Medical Benevolent Society
Henry W. Williams
Arlington Street
Cheever
Universalist Church Fair Aids Jamaica Plain Building Fund
Horticultural Hall hosts a fair organized by Universalist church ladies with booths from North Cambridge to Columbus Avenue. Attractions include candy, crafts, a lemonade stand, fortune teller, and a varied entertainment program led by Quincy church youths. The event runs daily this week under Mrs. G Anson Brown as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Universalist
St. Paul’s
Scotland
Walter Loud
Emily Robinson
Dearest
Heart
Herbert F. Nye
Laura E. Parker
L. Harry Page
James Harlow
Quincy Church
G. Anson Brown
Edwin Alexander
N. Fr. Thacher
P. Keirn
Albert Metcalf
Messrs
H. D.williams
Charles 8. Coverley
Charles Whittier
Mrs. Schumacher's Trip Abroad Highlights Bruges Visit
Mrs Eliza Schumacher who just returned from Europe spoke at the Misses Hubbard 112 Newbury street about Bruges history She shared photo illustrations of the tomb of Mary of Burgundy Maximilian and Hans Memling paintings The St Ursula tomb and the Hospital of St John church of the Holy Blood were vividly described She will speak on Ghent next Monday afternoon at the same venue.
Concert of Irish at Tremont Temple
An Irish National concert company performance at Tremont Temple last night delighted the audience. Soprano Miss Charlotte Hanlon, contralto Miss Selina Hall Gallagher, tenor Mr W Foxon, baritone Mr W Cunliff, harpist Mme Emilie Grey, and xylophonist Mr T B Senin gave several ballads with encores. Foxon’s The Message was especially pleasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland
Tremont Temple
Irish National Concert Company
Charlotte Hanlon
Selina Hall-Gallagher
W. Foxon
W. Cunliff
Mme. Emilie Grey
T. B. Senin
Court Cases in United States Circuit Court November
The November session covers Coutt J Turner Manufacturing Co versus William H Burns on patent infringement for a ruffler device, with Baker claimed as inventor and Turner as alleged servant. Also Penfield G Goodsell versus Fall River Warren X Providence Railroad Co seeks a receiver to access tolls and profits of the road with demurrer argued. Attorneys A A Ranney, E B Goodsell for complainant. W S B Hopkins and J H Benton Jr for respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Coutt
J. Turner Manufacturing Company
William H. Burns
Melzar G. Turner
John 8. Baker
Baker and Burns
Baker
Burns
Turner
William A. Macleod
W. S. B. Hopkins
Penfield G. Goodsell
Fall River
Warren X
Providence Railroad Company
A. A. Ranney
E. B. Goodsell
J. H. Benton, Jr
Supreme Judicial Court Docket Highlights November 6
Equity assignments listed for the Supreme Judicial Court with cases including Groovedstave and Corry Hovey vs Dary and Gated Hoop Co. vs Thorn Carter vs Leonard Middleton Newell vs Peaske Cook vs Fitchburg RR Willworth vs Willworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Devens
Equity
Groovedstave & Corry
Hovey
Dary
Gated Hoop Co
Damages Sought In Suffolk Court Over Pulley Injury
In Suffolk Superior Court First Session Judge Barker hears Fannie J Poor versus Joshua M Sears for $50,000 in personal injury damages from a February 5 1887 incident at 41 Arch Street where a pulley and shafting fell. Various cases listed for other dockets and sessions with resumed trials and verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Ss
Barker
Fannie J. Poor
Joshua M. Sears
Elan
Arch Street
W. Gaston
C. E. Todd
Dabney
H. Wheeler
Brady
Boston
Meehan
Sharp
Talnage
Brock
Noonay
Graceway
Hart
McLaughlin
Andrews
McKeon
Brien
North
Curran
Rox
Dun
Walsh
N. Sheldon
E. C. Junious
A. P. French
Terrence Lynch
Isaac Blair
Washington and
Kneeland Streets
L. M. Child
John Lowell, Jr
Swift
Sears
Boston & Maine RR
Waterhouse
Mus
Austin C. Welgrave
Lington Coal Co
Hoey
Abestos P.co
Berry
Carroll
Aldrich
Hurd
Hill
Belt
Stevens
Finkelstein
Holmesa
Litchvenson Field
Fox
Massachusetts Church Union Service At St Pauls Church
The Massachusetts Church Union held a special service at St Pauls Church with prominent Episcopal clergymen present. Bishop Paddock led prayer and Rev Dr Lindsay read scripture as Rev Dr Seymour of Springfield delivered the address on steadfastness in apostolic doctrine and the churchs long history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Church Union
St. Paul’s Church
Bishop Paddock
Lindsay
Seymour
Springfield
Benedict Arnold
Washington
Great Britain
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate for Nervousness
Dr. W C Hanscom of Minneapolis Minnesota reports using Horsford's Acid Phosphate in a convalescent acute rheumatism case to relieve sleeplessness and nervous symptoms with satisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
W.C. Hanscom
Minneapolis, Minn
Probate Court Admits Wills and Appoints Administrators
Suffolk County Probate Court on November 4 appointed administrators for the estates of Joseph Hoelscher Mary Blanchard George B O’Hara Elizabeth T Odiin Mary Shea Frederick H Cushman Stephen Morgan Bartholomew Whalen Daniel Farrar Frances Farrar Cora M Bennett Christian Sessler Margaret Walton Edward H Gilmore Hugh Nawn Charles R Warren Jeremiah Field Farwell F Fay Mary E Tucker Hernard Minton and allowed the wills of Michael Fitzpatrick Elen Anderson William Meany Mary E Souther John B Anderson Sally G Brigham Mary L Bailey Eliza W Stokes Ellen McGinnis John West Gardner F Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hoelscher
Mary Blanchard
George B. O'Hara
Elizabeth T. Odiin
Mary Shea
Frederick H. Cushman
Stephen Morgan
Bartholomew Whalen
Daniel Farrar
Frances Farrar
Cora M. Bennett
Christian Sessler
Margaret Walton
Edward H. Gilmore
Hugh Nawn
Charles R. Warren
Jeremiah Field
Farwell F. Fay
Mary E.tucker
Hernard Minton
Probate Court Proves Wills in Essex County
In Salem on November 4 Harmon J files wills proved for deceased Abigail Bagley of Amesbury Maria Barrett of Saugus and George H Bradstreet of the area, as recorded by the probate court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Harmon
J. Wills
Abigail Bagley
Amesbury
Maria Barrett
Saugus
George H. Bradstreet
London Box Overcoats For Men’s Loose Styled Fashion
Opposition to old fashion fades as new styles gain popularity. London offers ready made Single and Double-breasted Patt Mail Box Overcoats in Devon Kersey with strapped seams and elegant trim. Prices range from $25 to $35, with value asserted at $50 to $70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Importer Ad Promotes London Made Crates and Coats
E. O. Thompson, importer at 344 Washington Street near Old South, advertises London made crates and a special value fall overcoats priced at 12.00. Sterling English fabrics highlight style and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Thompson
Washington Street
Old South
Ing
Local Probate Grants and Court Actions Across Several Cities
Names of residents receiving letters of administration are listed for multiple towns including Boxford Lynn Salem Danvers Mer rimac Essex Haverhill Beverly Rockport and Newburyport. Court notes report criminal and municipal actions with sentences for larceny breaking and entering and theft of goods and a will directing funds to Amesbury Congregational Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Charlotte B. Savage
Andover
Henry D. Sullivan
Salem
Warren F. Evans
Salisbury
Ogee
Daniel Wood
Boxford
Abigail Bagley
Amesbury
Congregational Society of
Carpenter
Biennen McKeever
House of Correction
Jeremiah Callahan
Edward Orpard
Michael Keily
Fire Record of North Muskegon and Surrounding Areas
Fire in North Muskegon destroys the mill dock lumber yard and Mc Kracken Mill with an estimated loss of 100000. Other fires reported include Lutner dry goods store in Muskecon loss around 40000 and insured, Greenberg Bros instalment store in Lawrence with 300 loss, Western Refrigerating Co warehouse fire in Chicago with 65000 loss, and a kerosene lamp incident causing a false alarm without damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MuskeEcon
Mich
McKracken
North Muskegon
Lutrer
Hirshberg
Lawrence
Greenberg Bros
Essex Street
Cuicano
Western Refrigerating Company
State and
Kinzie Streets
Five Watches and Cash Stolen From Worcester Jewelry Store
Five gold watches valued at 50 dollars each, 150 dollars in cash, and a 100 dollar check were stolen Sunday night from Odie's jewelry store in Worcester. One clerk and his intimate friend are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odie
Worcester
Margaret Kelleher
Brockton
Leary
Maggie Lavery
Boston & Maine
Concor River
Lowell
International Clubs
Riley V. Maller
Internationa Baseball Association
Leadley
Detroit
Dickinson
Syracuse
Fitzgerald
Buffalo
Dixon
Hamilton
Board of Arbitration
New York
W. K. Vanderbilt
New House
Newport
Whitney
C. E. Clarke
Boston
Hatfield
Hartfords
New Havens
New Haven
Conn
Patrick Kane
Hartford
England
Haggai Westbrook
Michigan
Terence Bay
N. S
Dominion
William J. Batt
State Reformatory
Concord
Arlington man injured by factory fan accident
Walter L. Hill of Arlington suffered a severe arm injury at John P. Squire's Cam bridge pork packing plant Friday. While showing a worker a meat cooling fan, he was struck as it started for inspection, breaking both forearm bones and tearing hand flesh. He remained hopeful yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Hill
Arlington
John P. Squire
Squire
Cambridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Mechanics’ Building
Soteldo
Lindner
Egner
Listemann
Ernst Perabo
Kneisel
Adamowski
Teachers’ Union
Meeting of Superintendents of
Congregational Sunday Schools
Randolph
Peach
Chelsea City Government
Medical Benevolent Society
the Universalist Fair
Mrs. Schumacher
Blopgett
Blanche Gibson
Louis Keitfer
George H. Fall
S. A. Fisher
G. Morse
F. A. Farnham
Bartholomew Hogan
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Woburn
J. L. Elaridge
Sol Lincoln
Lavey
Sup. Conn
Thompson
Moreland
John
Shea
Pursey
Suffolk County
McKim, J
London Box
Paris
W. Baker & CO
W.baker & CO
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Sherman
North Muskegon, Mich
Max Rose
Tremont Street
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