Russell for Vice President Captures Massachusetts Debate
The Post promotes William E. Russell of Massachusetts as a potential Democratic Vice President, sparking wide opinion. Democrats hail his national appeal while Republicans warn of risks to Massachusetts backing the ticket. Prominent figures including General John W. Corcoran and Senator George P. Cooke weigh in on Russell’s national prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Russeau
Massachusetts
New Post
Russell
Old Bay
Party of Reform
Great Party of Progress and Reform
John W. Corcoran
Washington
Senator Hoar
T Am
E. W. Burdette
Brookline
School Street
J. O. Burdett
Slingham
Republican State Committee
Burdette
Colfax
Democratic Party
William E. Russell
Charles A. Snow
Cleveland
Hill
George P. Cooke
Milford
John F. Andrew
New England
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Taxation in Beverly Christian Endeavor Convention
The Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Societies plan their spring gathering in Springfield City Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday, November 17 and 15. Speakers include Rev. F. E. Clark and others. Railroad rates across the state offer reduced round trips, with tickets valid Nov. 17 to 19. Lodging and meals are arranged with multiple hotels offering daily rates and private lodging options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Societies
City Hall
Springfield
F. E. Clark
D.D
J. W. Baer
A. L. Connell
W. G. Puddefoot
David J. Burrill
Alice May Scudder
W. W. Sleeper
L. T. Townsend
C. P. Mills
Robert MacDonald
Boston
Worcester
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Newburyport
Salem
Lynn
Committee On Hotels
George M. Holbrook
Mass
Massasoit
Haynes House
Cooley's
Evans House
Glendower
Ralph P. Alden
Seventeen Errors Alleged in Beverly Tax Case Appeal
In the Supreme Judicial Court Franklin Haven appeals Essex county Beverly Farms real estate tax for 1888 valuing at 426600 and tax 5979.05 arguing seventeen errors by the Beverly Board of Assessors including improper abatement, exclusion of competent evidence, and admission of remote land valuations. The county commissioners defend their hearings and rulings as correct. the court takes the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Supreme Judicial Court
Franklin Haven
Essex County
Board of Assesssors
Beverly
Haven
Beverly Farms
R. M. Morse, Jr
Augustus P. Loring
H. P. Moulton
I’. R. Evans
Respondent
Butler Case in Supreme Court Probes Butler Book Contract
In a tense second day of the Butler libel case in the Supreme Court, witnesses from the Jewett Publishing firm and Estes & Lauriat testified about contracts, stock issues, and publishing plans for General Butler’s book. Cross examinations touched on manuscripts, advertising, and alleged pressure amid threats of further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Butler
Supreme Court
Ludwig Gerhardt
C. F. Jewett Publishing Company
Lincoln
Walter M. Jackson
Jewett Company
Butler
Bumpus
Mr. Cumpus
Lurtier
Daling
General Uutler
A. M. Thayer & Co
Publishers’ Weekly
Witness
Estes & Lauriat
F. Jewett
Jewett
Justice Holmes
Jewett Publishing Company
the Weekly
Dana Estes
C. F. Jewett
Ticknor
Iutler
Estes
Associated Press
Mr. Jewett
Winess
Elder
James J. Osgood
Europe
Johnson
Jackson
Jaros
New York
New England
Ben
J. Herbert Haywood
F. M. Thayer & Co
Little
Webber
Thayer Company
John Rice
Rice, Kendall & Co
James H. Earl
Messrs. Estes & Lauriat
Irving Evans
Estvs & Laumat
Supreme Judicial Court
Soldiers' Home Benefit Fair Planned for Feb 8 1892
Ladies' Aid Association met at Parker's Memorial Hall with about 200 in attendance. Mrs. Micah Dyer presided as committees were formed to organize the fair in Music Hall to aid the veterans at Malden's Soldiers' Home. The secretary noted 2109 men in the Malden Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Association of the
Soldiers’ Home
Parker’s Memorial Hall
Micah Dyer
Music Hall
Malden
Hall Furniture Uptick At Paine's Warerooms
A decided change shows growing attention to hall furnishing with larger purchases and threefold more styles in stores today. Paine's Warerooms on Canal street offers the largest variety of hall stands and furniture in stock at very low prices in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Canal Street
Art exhibition notes and two short displays
In Boston art circles the Walter Crane show at the Art Museum draws talk while two brief exhibitions open, Edward C. Cabot at Chase's gallery and H. W. Rice at E. W. Noyes Company. Rice's watercolors of October scenes win praise for color and atmosphere. Cabot’s Naushon and Nonquit subjects show firm vigor. Also on view at Williams & Everett are Partridge portraits of Lowell and Hale, plus Ellen Day Hale pastels. Next week a bric-a-brac show by A D Voree at E K W Noyes will feature two hundred Chinese and Japanese bowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Crane
Art Museum
Edward C. Cabot
Chase’s Gallery
H. W. Rice
E. W. Noyes Company
Boylston Street
Rice
Naushon
Glen
Mr. Cabot
Cox
Williams & Everett’s
William Ordway Partridge
James Russell Lowell
Hale
Ellen Day Hale
EK. W. Noyes Company
A.D. Voree
Hartford
Boston Adopts New Fire Alarm System For East Boston
Boston plans a new fire alarm network to begin in East Boston. The Gamawell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company will manufacture the apparatus under the Board of Fire Commissioners. System to operate in separate districts, with city hall dome vulnerability cited to justify prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gamawell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company
Board of Fire Commissioners
City Hall Dome
Court notices and dockets from the Boston area courts
A compilation of court actions and docket numbers from the United States Circuit Court and various Massachusetts courts. Damages claims for collisions, injuries, and land or street cases are listed with parties, defendants, and dates. Several trial results and upcoming proceedings appear, including tort actions and death claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BisHor
John Hock
West End Street Railway Company
Plainff
North Avenue
Cambridge Street
L. M. Child
M. F. Dickinson
W. B. Sprout
David Fleming
Doston & Maine Raiload Company
Alfred Johannson
Sic
Adams Street
Malden
Badger
Ladd
City of
Poore
Shaw
Richardson
Job
Voore
Mason
Jane E. Cowen
John
Dow
Webster Avenue
Cambridgeport
Fales and Mellen
C. J. McIntyre
Wilson Buys Boston Musical Herald as Editor Publisher
George H. Wilson, famed musical critic, has purchased and will edit the Boston Musical Herald. The November issue marks his editorship with plans to mirror Nation and The Critic in music criticism. The phonograph is enlarged and improved. associate editors include Louis C. Elson Henry K. Krehbiel Philip Hale William J. Henderson and Benjamin Cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Musical Herald
George H. Wilson
The
Musical Herald
Wilson
Louis C. Elson
Henry K. Krehbiel
Philip Hale
William J. Henderson
Benjamin Cutter
Mr George Riddle Performs at Chauncy Hall
The High and Grammar School departments of Chauncy Hall enjoyed a program yesterday featuring Mr George Riddle. He sang selections from Shakespeare and presented witch scenes from Macbeth in a neatly arranged recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Riddle
Chauncy Hall
High and Grammar School
George Riddle
Shakespeare
Macbeth
Oldest Society of its Kind Holds 208th Meeting at Beacon Street
The Society for the Propagation of the Gospel among the Indians and Others in North America held a semi annual meeting at 25 Beacon Street yesterday afternoon. Beyond a few reports no business was transacted. The society meets twice a year and this was its 208th gathering, marking it as the oldest of its kind in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
North America
Beacon Street
Yacht Club Meeting Details for 1891
The Massachusetts Yacht Club holds its fifth and last general meeting of 1891 at its new winter quarters No 15 Hayward Plate this evening at 8 o'clock A committee on nomination will be elected and a proposed amendment to the by laws considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Club
Massachusetts Yacht Club
New Winter Quarters
Hayward Plate
Gallant rescue by trusted remedy for cough and consumption
A jazzy sales pitch extols Johann Hoff's Mals Extract as a safe remedy against coughs and early consumption. It claims early doctor consultation, European and American use for forty years, and warns buyers to obtain the genuine product bearing Johann Steoft's signature on the neck of each bottle, via Eisner & Mendelson Co. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hoff
Europe
Johann Steoft
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barry Street
New York
Supreme Judicial Court lists cases argued in Salem
The Essex Supreme Judicial Court in Salem heard arguments today on multiple cases including Thomas O Reilly v Daniel A Monaghan v Thomas Bev Edward Cox inuton et al John Ki Ive et al exis VV Frank W Atsins v Fred Harriet Gay et al Thompson Salem Marine Society v City of Salem. The court adjourned to the first Monday in December when Mr Justice Knowlton presides and jury cases will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Essex Ss
Salem
Haven
Thomas — O'Reilly
Daniel A. Monaghan
Thomas Bev
Edward Ss. Cox
Inuton
Als
John Ki. Ive
Frank W. Atsins
Fred Harriet
Gay
Justice Knowlton
Probate court lists wills and administrations in Middlesex
Probate court entries dated Nov 5 present wills for William Barrows Reading Thomas Hickey Framingham John P F Howe Lowell Thomas J Marsh Jewksbury Matthew Mc Bride Hopkinton Patrick McCue Lowell Mary A Morse Malden Carolne E Nagel Melrose Hiram Newcomb Wakefield Almira P Needham Cambridge William H Shaw Everett Caroline A Fowler Medford Francis Hagar Hopkinton Joseph Kenyon Somerville Aaron H Marsh Bedford Administrations: James Ewen Watertown Michael M Murphy Lowell William B Davies Malden Frank L Hendry Somerville Ann Brown Mirick Malden Jonathan M Draper Watertown Norman M Seelye Cambridge Alfrietta I Phillips Wayland Henry W Schwamb Arlington Mary A Delano Medford George M toolidge Sherborn George Richardson Lowell Mary Ann Kerlihy Everest Catherine J Terrett Woburn Lydia A Gordon Somerville Mary J
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
William Barrows
Reading
Thomas Hickey
Framingham
John FP. Howe
Lowell
Thomas J. Marsh
Jewksbury
Matthew McBride
Hopkinton
Patrick McCue
Mary A. Morse
Malden
Carolne E. Nagel
Melrose
Hiram Newcomb
Wakefield
Almira P. Needham
Cambridge
William H. Shaw
Everett
Caroline A. Fowler
Medford
Francis Hagar
Joseph Kenyon
Somerville
Aaron H. Marsh
Bedford
James Ewen
Watertown
Michael M. Murphy
William B. Davies
Frank L. Hendry
Ann Brown Mirick
Jonathan M. Draper
Norman M. Seelye
Alfrietta I. Phillips
Wayland
Henry W. Schwamb
One Ahan. Watertown to Cambridge Names List
A fragmented OCR entry names individuals and places including Watertown Adchin M and Cambridge James Afroney with Lowell Edmund Kane Holliston Wise and Framingham. The text presents a scattered roster or contact-like list without context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Adchin M
Davis
Cambridge
James Afroney
Lowell
Edmund Kane
Holliston
Wise
Framingham
Cambridge Superior Court Docket Entries
Middlesex cases listed include Aldrich Campbell vs Worstea, McCann City Cambridge, Murnh O'Brien Gonz-bee, Stone le G6H23 Oxley v same, Smith w Anthony stove Co v, Bellows Walls Shrew ing Co v Muy lew, Levis v Hurd City of Newton, Foley v McGrath et al, Staduard v Town of Winchester, Mich et al v Baum e al, Grit WV MDonald, McManus, Jovee Filchoury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armpbell
Autuin Worstea
McCann
Cambridge
Murnh
O'Brien
Gonz
Town of Stone
Oxley
Same
Smith W& Amhony
Stove Co
Bellows Walls Shrewing Co
Muylew
OCD
Levis
Hurd
Newton
Foley
Rmcgrath Et al
Staduard
Town of
Winchester
Mich
Baumanse al
Grit
Mdonald
Cnstasy
McManus
Jovee
Filchoury O
Lack of Cooperation at Trunk Line Rate Meeting
New York November 5 A meeting of the Trunk Line Association addressed east bound rate issues while noting members withdrew over non cooperation. The group vowed to enforce cooperation, restore west bound rates, and press Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific to discontinue second class tourist sleeping cars between Boston and Montreal to cut remaining tourist cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trunk Line Association
Grand Trank
Caraan Pacific
Boston
Montreal
Lancastrian Arrives in Boston with Livestock Capacity
The Lancastrian, newest Leyland Line steamer of about 3500 tons, arrived from Liverpool in nine days. It will carry 1009 head of cattle in addition to regular freight. Captain Edward Parry commands. the ship can be viewed at the Liousac docks for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyland Line
Boston
Liverpool
Edward Parry
Liousac
First Spain City Lectures Begin at Pierce Hall
Mrs Abba Goold Woolson delivered the first of a course on Historic Cities of Spain at Pierce Hall Copley Square yesterday morning. Lectures continue through November on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11 15 o clock with topics detailing Spanish urban history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Abba Goold Woolson
Pierce Hall
Copley Square
Pension payments this month total millions
The Treasury Department reports disbursements of 3.125 million dollars in pensions so far this month and an additional eight million dollars to be paid before month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tim
John L. Nichols
Democratic State Committee
Charles 8. Ensign
Christian Endeavor Convention
Witxelms
Partner
Aate
Thayer & Co
United States Circuit Court
Court
J. Steamer Parthian
N. ©. Scott
Appelles
District Court
Appellee
Parthian
Vineyard Sound
G.S. Shattuck
C. T. Russell, Jr
Avprica
J. Henry Cirri
Internal Revenue Law
Superior Court
Suffolk
Coleman ‘Tierney
J. A. Norcross
Ames
Court and
Washington Streets
G. H
Anna C. Fall
B. Hopkins
Wesley N. Smith
Albert D. Bosson
Revere
P. H. Hutchinson
W. H. Hart
Coughlin
West
Hlorrioon
Canney
Drew
Norris
Saxton
Park
Sullivan
Hilly
Burt
Dunham
Campbell
Hop
Lunt
Rackemnan
Kins
Davies
Morris
Nason
Black
Fitz
Tweed
White
Ball
Gilchrist
Jones
Hrothers
Mecbarron
Mills ¢Ourt
Insol
Rinkin
Driscoll
Watkin
First
Rand
Kine
Nut’l F. Ins. Co
William Goddard
David McIntosh
John Mack
John Hancock Building
Devonshire Street
W. B. Orcutt
G. Plunkett
D. C
J. M. Browne
J. M. Gove
Bonner
Gregory
Cope
Hurley
West Endland
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel Among the Indians
Wiaine
Grover
G. (. Taylor
Uanmetta
Chester HM
Graves & Bons
Bosion
Musa
Aldrich
Associa
Ivy
Mags
Spudley & CO
Quincy Row
WM. R. Winchester
SC. Studley & Co
J. W. McDonaLn
Thomas Cahill
Boson
Hhimwel
Jd. Cahill
Admr
Benjamin V. Maxwell
Busuroy
Claus
Ois Sah
Henry Vx Nm
Emery Grover
Aristi
Ivan
Henry Buxtus
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