Boston Heating Company faces possible shutdown over pipe issues
The Boston heating firm reveals pipe problems may force suspension of business after New York financiers balk at further funding. President Theodore Vail and ex-president Calvin Richards are named among early leaders. plant costs top 600000, with most stock held in New York and fewBoston subscribers. The fate of pipes and franchise hinges on an upcoming inspection.
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Essex County Woman's Mission Meeting Report
Essex County Woman's Board of Missions held its eleventh annual meeting at the Crombie Street Church with large attendance. Officers and a 28 auxiliary group reported a total membership of 1203, up from 1151. receipts totaled 269.45 dollars with 210 pledged for last year's Adams bazaar raised and 33 surplus.
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Beverly
Susan Bancroft
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Boston
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Gertrude A. Chandler
Madura
India
Ryan
H. #. Osborne
Salem
ELC
Emma H Short
S.C. Woodbury
Sarah W. Clark
Massachusetts Indian Association holds annual meeting
The annual Massachusetts Indian Association meeting featured addresses by General J. Morgan and Mrs. Quinton. Mrs. Bullard presided as reports highlighted finances with donations of 512 and total receipts of 3576 34, salaries and expenditures, branch membership figures from Fall River Salem Jamaica Plain Stockbridge Plymouth Cambridge Beverly and other towns, and support for the Omaha Mission. Officers elected include President Mrs. Stephen H. Bullard and Secretary Miss M. E. Dewey.
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Indian Affairs
Quinton
National Association
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Edward Hale
Fall River
Salem
Jamaica Plain
Stockbridge
Plymouth
Sheffield
Cambridge
Beverly
Omaha
M. E. Dewey
H. L. Millis
A. G.eaton
Canadian official to speak on relations with United States
Mr. J. G. Bourmat, clerk of the Canadian House of Commons, will deliver a lecture tonight in Lever Hall Harvard College on The Political Relations of Can ada and the United States. He is noted for his writings on the Canadian government and will discuss extradition reciprocity fisheries and annexation.
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House of Commons
Lever Hall
Harvard College
Canada
United States
Suffolk Cooperative Bank Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Suffolk Cooperative Bank held its annual shareholders meeting at 36 Bromfield Street. Elected for the coming year were President Charles J. Page Vice President Charles A. Potter Treasurer Alfred Foster Secretary Petey A Bridgham Directors Alfred Foster Alexander H Holway William H Pinkham George F Woods James H Page James W Sanford Fred H Henshaw James W Davenport Daniel J Goss Auditors Horace W Stickney Clarence A Butterworth Lawrence J Maloney.
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Charles A. Potter
Alfred Foster
Petey A. Bridgham
Alexander H. Holway
William H. Pinkham
George F. Woods
James H. Page
James W. Sanford
Fred H. Henshaw
James W. Davenport
Daniel J. Goss
Horace W. Stickney
Clarence A. Butterworth
Lawrence J. Maloney
Massachusetts Doubtful State After Election Vote
After Tuesday’s ballots Massachusetts appears doubtful with more Democrats satisfied than Republicans. Leaders from the Tariff Reform League and Prohibition Party praise gains, while Boston’s vote and liquor influence draw scrutiny amid a broader national rebuke of the Harrison administration.
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Haile
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Prohibition Party
Cambridge
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Barre
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State Committee
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
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Democratic City Committee
Mr. Russell
Stonington Line Steamer Schedule Update
Massachusetts and Rhode Island steamers now run on the Park Square station route with the 6 30 p m train connection to Newark and New York. Reclining chair cars are free for passengers.
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Park Uare
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Stock Purchase Point for AGoop at Denison Office
Buyers are directed to the Denison Land and Investment Company at Stedman and Kellogg No 8 Congress Street Boston to purchase stock.
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Maritime Exhibition at Mechanics Building Draws Crowds
A large attendance marked the second day of the Maritime Exhibition at Mechanics Building. The government display sits by the railroad track awaiting its final setup, while the canal in the basement dazzles with colored lights. Music by Cappa's Band and Todmorden hand bellringers drew steady crowds, with notable pieces and soloists praised. A lively marine art gallery, numerous ship models, and a variety of craft filled the halls. Fifteen railroad passenger agents toured the venue to arrange cheap excursion rates for distant travelers.
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Gettysburg
Walter Rogers
Todmorden
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Yacht Club
Despatches From Across The Nation
Edwin Walker of Stamford Conn sentenced to ten years for murder of his brother with the verdict man slaughtered. Louise Dolphin sues H A Sanborn of Providence for breach of promise, property attached for 25000. Baseball Players' Brotherhood held secret session in New York to form a contract. Carrie E Barnes awarded 20000 damages in Providence in suit against New York and New England railroad for injuries. The bark Lafet IL sailed from Providence for Rotterdam with 4880 barrels of cottonseed oil. Thomas Garrett of Greensboro NC attempted suicide on a passenger train. A collision occurred between a freight and passenger train at Wilson Point. no injuries. Freight conductors and brakemen strike for higher wages on several lines. Quebec Parliament grants 400000 to Jesuits. money handed to Jesuit representative. Western States Passenger Association adopts plan to prevent ticket scalping with an excursion ticket form. Farm ers League president Myrick reports 30 of 40 Senators oppose color of margarine in dairy butter. tariff duties to rise except sugar. Jeremiah and Mary Shaw children aged three and five found buried in sand near Haverhill. Cotton Oil Trust reorganiz ation committee cites net loss of 277000. Plymouth Woollen Mills weavers strike over price changes.
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Plymouth
Election returns show Democratic gains in state legislature
New statewide results indicate Democrats gain one senator and multiple representatives with Palmer's seat now secured. Late counts from Gosnold and other towns adjust several districts, while Worcester Hamden and Essex counties show shifts. totals reflect updated figures and pending official canvass.
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International Trade Firms Listed by City and Representative
A long list of names and firms across cities including Baltimore Chicago Denver Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Mobile Minneapolis Nashville Omaha Pittsburg Philadelphia Portland Quincy Springfield St Joseph San Francisco and more. The entries cite individual brokers and company names such as Brooks Brooks & Co Cohen Adler & Co Selz Schwab Co Hendricks Cooper McKee Branham Green Huffaker Grauman Cahn Nickelsourg Davis Haber and others reflecting a broad network of dealers and agents across multiple states.
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F Clautice
Brooks, Rogers & Co
I Halle
S Halle & Sons
M Daniel
R Jandorf & Co
H Adler
Cohen, Adler & Co
H Pretzfelder
Vretzfelder, Cline & Co
Hloomington
I D Smith
I D Smith & Co
Chicago
Brooks
Tre
Denver
Col
H Plousky
Butler Bros
Dubuque
Brickenbrock
Galveston
F Breath
P J Willis & Bro
Hlornellsville
Ww Richardson
W Richardson & Co
Houston
Tex
J S Newbouer
Halff & Newbouer Bros
Indianapolis
Ind
V K Hendricks
Hendricks & Cooper
R McKee
McKee & Co
K Branham
McKee & Branham
Kansas City
H Patterson
Patterson, Thomas & Co
Lexington
G E Spencer
Watkins & Spencer
Louisville
J B Green
Green, Huffaker & Co
L Grauman
L Grauman & Co
Mansfield
Pittsburg
Penn
W Huston
E Schmertz & Co
J R Gregg
Gregg & Elliott
Philadelphia
Reeve
Portland
B Selling
Akin, Selling & Co
Quincy
Upham
Joong & Gordon
Springfield
C T Keet
Keet & Rountree Mercantile Co
St Joseph
E Hosea
J C Curley
Tootle, Hosea & Co
San Francisco
Cal
M I Cahn
Cahn
Nickelsourg & Co
Haber
Davis, Haber & O
Political Problems for the Rising Generation
Mr. Gamaliel Bradford spoke at Wesleyan Hall under the Boston Political Class and National Woman Suffrage Association of Massachusetts. He argued the vote must be intelligent and that popular government faces enduring difficulties in balancing executive and legislative powers, illustrated by historical legislative cases.
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Boston
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Memorialists Oppose Boston Cass Statues in Public Parks
About twenty five members of the Boston Memorial Association met at Young's for an annual banquet led by Hon. M. P. Kennard. Officers elected include President Kennard and Treasurer Edes. They protested a proposed granite Colonel Cass statue in a public place, urged placing statues in cemeteries, and praised the progress of the Theodore Parker bronze.
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Cogswell
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Theodore Parker
Europe
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Cass
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New State House
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William O. Grover
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J. Henry Brooks
William H. Baldwin
Victims of habit and Paresis cure promoted in ad
A pamphlet style conversation warns of brain and nerve consumption tied to smoking. It touts Prof Phelps Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy endorsed by medical authorities, claiming it restores memory and sleep and counters alcoholism after delirium tremens.
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Wedding at Trinity Church Unites Parker and Mc Burney Couple
Crowds gathered at Trinity Church for the marriage of Mr. Frederick Parker and Miss Mary Mc Burney adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bigelow Williams. Rev. Roland Cotton Smith and Rev. Phillips Brooks officiated. A private breakfast followed at the Williams Kensington residence.
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New Steel Bridge Opens Over Thames at New London
The new steel bridge over the Thames at New London is the world’s largest of its kind and carries all Shore Line trains to and from New York. It is described as well worth seeing.
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Boston Notices Board to discuss sewers and hearings
Notices from the City of Boston dated November 2 and 4 1889 announce a pending Board of Aldermen decision on common sewers in Ward 19 Williams street and Ward 22 Calumet and Sachem streets with assessments for beneficiaries. A public hearing is set at City Hall on Friday at two o clock on the Tinkham petition to place undertaker oversight with the Board of Health.
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