Eviction hearing on Long Island Portuguese fishermen continues
The Long Island eviction case for Portuguese fishermen reopened at 2 50 pm before special commissioners Jeromes S Macdonald James A Young and Thomas Dean. Witness Mullane testified he could not identify houses or read details, while Portuguese witnesses faced interrogation over interpreters and estate valuations. The session ended with plans to finish evidence Thursday morning and hear final arguments.
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Long Island
Jeromes S. Macdonald
Rogers Building
James A. Young
Thomas Dean
Jeremiah H. Mullane
Pabson
Young
Davenport
Jacobs
Mengers
Henry F. Nathan
Mullane
Nathan
Babson
Jaakine Mellon
Manuel Vasconcellos
Manuel
Jaakine
Boston
Mr. Babson
Joukine
Cesar
Business and Anarchy Drive Early Winter Market Tone
United States and Canada report 195 and 22 business failures respectively, total 17 this week. Trade notes rising cotton prices on 6,300,000 bales forecast, rail earnings up 12 percent, iron and steel steady, coal in demand, and exports of cotton up 80 percent year over year.
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New Yor
R. G. Dan & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
Telegraph
United States
Canada
The
Trade Review
New York
Ohio Valley
Rabbi Schindler Lectures on the Talmud at Temple Adath Israel
Rabbi Schindler spoke at Temple Adath Israel last evening on the Talmud describing its vast polyglot origins and thousand year growth. He contrasted its unmatched complexity with biblical simplicity, noting its influence, copies, and role as a dynastic legal master for Judaism.
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Rabbi Schindler
Adath Israel
Mt. Sinai
Israel
Cambridge druggists face liquor law violations trial
At a Cambridge aldermen meeting Chief Cloyes announced eight prominent druggists violated sixth class liquor license rules. They face District Court hearings next Wednesday with details including missing books unreadable signatures and Sunday sales without prescriptions. Sergeant Batchelder led the investigation and more prosecutions are planned.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Cloyes
Batchelder
F. H. Lowell
Main Street
Edward Thorndike
Andros
G. B. Ketchum
Broadway
McGibbin
A. R. Bayley
J. M. Minott
Inman Square
D. M. Desmond
Cambridge Street
Westinghouse Air Brake tests set for Fitchburg line
The Westinghouse Air Brake Company will run a series of tests with fifty freight cars on the Fitchburg railroad near Stony Brook station. A Boston departure at 10 o'clock precedes a demonstration watched by rail officials and safety advocates. George Westinghouse Jr and key company members will attend at the Brunswick hotel.
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Westinghouse
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Fitchburg
Stony Brook
Albany
Boston
George Westinghouse, Jr
Charlies J. Brown
Brunswick
Larrabee Leads Iowa Governor Race by 15810 Vote Margin
Complete returns from all counties show Larrabee leading for governor with a 15810 plurality. State totals fall about 13000 votes short of last year’s total.
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Drs Mores
Larrabee
Servants Have Rights Pearl line about Pearline
A brief note asserts servants' rights including Pearline to ease labor burdens.
Jewelry Satchel Robbery Rumor Denied After Mixup
Report claimed George Kelley, a commercial drummer for a jewelry firm, was robbed on a Boston and Maine train of a satchel with watches rings and jewelry worth 1100. Kelley and Donnelly later revealed the satchel was delivered intact after a mistaken train switch and return trip.
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George Kelley
Boston & Maine
Kelley
Donnelly
Wakefield
Portland
Recount at Cambridge confirms ward vote changes
The Cambridge board of aldermen reconvened yesterday to recount votes for Representatives in Wards 2 and 4. The tally increased Close by eleven in Ward 2 and Pear by two in Ward 4, but the final result remained as previously announced by precinct officers.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Close
Pear
Boston Hosts British Visitors Peace Overture Meeting
A full Tre mont Temple gathering is expected with a packed audience tonight as Boston shows strong support for Great Britain and its peace overtures to the United States.
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Tremont Temple
Boston
Great Britain
Future cotton trading outlook seen here
In discussing the road ahead for cotton, two sides emerge with Allan Asher & Co. at 22 Exchange Place offering private wire access for patrons. They advertise reasonable rates and honest quotations as a basis for future trading.
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Boaarp
Allan Asher & Co
Exchange Place
Moody Merrill Retires From Boston Street Railway Service
Moody Merrill announces retirement from the West End Street Railway after fifteen years of service. He credits President Whitney for enabling the consolidation of Boston’s competing railways into a single company and wishes the West End success as he withdraws from the street railway business.
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Moody Merrill
Whitney
West End Railway Company
West End Street Railway Company
Highland Street Railway
Highland Street Railway Company
Boston
Grand
West End
Harvard's Chance Versus Princeton in Intercollegiate Clash
Harvard prepares for a pivotal match with Princeton that will decide the intercollegiate championship. Princeton arrived and practiced on Jarvis field while Harvard relies on a rush line against Princeton's kicking style. The game is set for 8 o clock rain or shine, amid divided sentiment among backers and bettors.
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Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Jarvis Field
Cambridge High School
Brattle Street
H. McAllister
Law School
F. P. Clement
Phillips Brooks
St. Paul’s Society
Arvis Field
Theatres Gossip Teems With New York and Boston Dramas
A crowded schedule details afternoon and evening performances across Globe Hollis Street Museum Park and Howard theatres featuring Rip Van Winkle The Colleen Bawn A Run of Luck Sophia and more New plays and tours include Little Miss Lotta Daly at Hollis Street and Mme de Nancaze plans That Dangerous Woman plus London and New York productions and notable performers H er Luu wig Herr Luu wig mishaps and Elks attendance add local color
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Globe
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Hollis Street
Boucicault
Colleen Bawn
Boston
Museum
Sophia
Park
Howard
Australian Novelty Company
British Deputation Tours Boston With Peace Aim
Members of the English parliamentary deputation meet Gov. Ames at the State House after an informal morning session. They tour Deer Island and the harbor, visit Harvard College, and plan a mass meeting at Tremont Temple under the American Peace Society patronage with speakers including Gov. Ames and Bishop Foster. John Wilson and colleagues sail from New York to England after a Boston visit.
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the Vendome
Tobey
American Peace Society
Governor Ames
State House
Deer Island
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Harvard College
Robert C. Winthrop
Society
Bishop Foster
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. £. Hale
D.D
Alexander McKenzie
Emory J.haynes
John Wilson
M.P
John Inglis
Charles Freak
British Traces Union
New York
England
Fourth annual Massa chusetts Charitable Fire Society meeting at Young's Hotel
At Young's Hotel last evening the Massa chusetts Charitable Fire Society held its fourth annual meeting. Officers elected include President Frederic W. Lincoln and Vice President William F. Davis. Trustees named include L Custing Kimball Henry A Whitney Washington P Gregg George G Crocker and others. Also elected as trustees of the Boston Lying-in Hospital were George G Crocker and Henry A Whitney. The death notes mentioned Thomas Restieaux and Uriel H Crocker. The Princeton College football team is stopping at Parker House before facing Harvard at Holmes Field at 5 o clock today.
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Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society
Young’s Hotel
Frederic W. Lincoln
William F. Davis
Charles B. Cumings
Henry H. Sprague
L. Custing Kimball
Henry A. Whitney
Washington P. Gregg
George G. Crocker
Henry B. Rice
David P. Kimball
John W. Cumings
J. Otis Wetherbee
Henry A. Kimball
Whitney
David Pmittee
Thomas Sherwin
Thomas Restieaux
Clinton Wiles
Boston
Memorial tribute to Hon. Alpheus Hardy adopted by Cape Cod Association
Cape Cod Association at its annual meeting adopted a memorial praising the late Alpheus Hardy. The tribute lauds his half century of service to Boston and the community, noting his character, judgment, and Christian integrity. The minutes will reflect the memorial and a copy sent to Hardy’s family. Officers for the coming year include President Joshua M. Sears and vice presidents Osborne Howes and others, with Eben Bacon as treasurer and George Thacher as recording secretary.
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Alpheus Hardy
Cape Cod Association
Mny
Hardy
Boston
Allis
Joshua M. Sears
Messrs
Osborne Howes
FE. H. Baker
Nathan Crowell
Paul Sears
Elisha Atkins
Eben Bacon
Philip H. Sears
George Thacher
Pinny Nickerson
H. 8. Halsett
Funeral of C. H. Pitts in Baltimore
Brief funeral services were held for C. H. Pitts of Baltimore who died in this city on Thursday. Rev. Phillips Brooks, D.D., officiated at Parker House yesterday afternoon. At six o'clock, the widow, daughter of Mrs. Francis B. Hayes of Lexington, took the body for Baltimore.
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C. H. Pitts
Baltimore
Parker House
Phillips Brooks
D.D
Francis B. Hayes
Lexington
Sunday Religious Services and Sermons Scheduled
A list of Sunday sermons and events across several churches in Boston. Topics include Evolution and Papacy the Little Book and Two Witnesses, Amnesty and Law, and God’s Word Against Romanism with various pastors and free seating. Meeting times span morning and afternoon with choirs and instrumental solos noted.
City Notes From Local Meeting And Public Notices
Reports from the Paint and Oil Club meeting feature Nelson Dingley on marine service revival. Portsmouth man drops dead on Hancock Street. Boston coal contracts set prices per ton. Mendelssohn concert at YMCAs. Two painters fall from staging with injuries. Eighteen firefighters dropped from rolls for age. West End Street Railway appoints Calvin A Richards as general manager. Property sold on Minden Street Roxbury at 2232 cents per foot. John Hiske lectures on New England beginnings. Week of prayer for young men begins with services across Boston. Professor Schmann lectures on Heine at the YMCA. Thanksgiving dinner planned by Boston YMCAs. Charles S Hurd to be ordained minister-at-large. Will feature Rev. S W Brooke and others.
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Vendome
Nelson Dingley
United States Marine Service
Jr. F. Dodge
Boston & Maine Railroad
Portsmouth
N. H
Hancock Street
Boston
L. G. Burnham & Co
Mendelsshon Encert Company
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Charles Gallagher
Common Street
John Connors
Gallagher
Connors
Fire Department
Calvin A. Richards
West End Street Railway
Albert Howe & Co
Minden Street
Roxbury
C. Bieiler
John Hiske
New England
Old South Meeting House
Young Men’s Christian Associations
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Schmann
Boylston and
Charles 8
Hurd
Parmenter Street Chapel
S. W. Brooke
Minot J. Savage
E. A. Horton
Edward E. Hale
Notes to Taverner on Boston streets and fashion
Letter excerpts discuss street work delays in Boston with a pipe laying anecdote. A reader critiques Taverner's clothing advice, noting expensive Tailors may not guarantee perfect fit and sharing his own trial and dissatisfaction. Boston letters cite November 1887 dates and local fashion experience.
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Taverner
Boston
Condition of City Departments Reported at Safety Conference
City heads met in the Mayor’s office to review public health and safety. Dr Durgin cites about sixty scarlet fever cases, no smallpox, less guinea worm? and warn against open streets. Forristall and Whiting protest street littering while McKim touts departmental efficiency. Fire Chief Kiteh seeks stricter laws to protect fire crews from traps and elevators.
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Department of Public Safety
Durgin
Forristall
Whiting
Tion
McKim
Kiteh
Supreme Judicial Court Docket Nov 11 Equity docket set for Nov 16
The court lists cases Robert Bishop v Palmer John Heard v Sturges Ellen O Shaughnessy v Suffolk Brewing unfinished. Attorneys named for each side. Equity docket to be taken up Wednesday Nov 16. Present: Morrox C J Freup Allen Holmes Knowlton Jr.
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Morrox
C. J
Freup
Allen, Holmes and Knowlton, Jr
Robert Bishop
Elisha L. Palmer
L. B. Whitney
R. D. Smith
H. E. Bolles
John Heard
James Sturges
H. W. Putnam
C. A. Williams
Ellen O’shaughnessy
Boston Superior Court First Session November 11 Details
The document lists multiple civil cases in the Boston Superior Court's first session on November 11 under Judge Blodgett. It includes No. 2308 Abraham Abrams v Lozowski for damages from an assault, No. 2004 John Cavanagh v Durgin et al over land flooding Wales Island, and No. 1870 Barrett et al v Billings et al over sheepskins. Scores of other cases follow, with participants and counsel named, plus proceeding sequencing and calendar notes for subsequent sessions.
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Abraham Abrams
Peter Lozowski
Kirnan
J. W
J. F. Pickering
John Cavanagh
Samuel H. Durgin
Wales Island
South Bay
Boston
C. W. Bartlett
H. \. Shelden
C. C. Barton
Samuel Hoar
A. B. Alger
George W. Parke
Hammond
Foster
Brooksman
Bishop
Fiernan
Murphy
Carroll Va. Allen
Wentworth Vs. Bost. Loan Co
Hull
Newell
Stone
Norton
Marahan
Bay State
Pierce
Lawrence
Cheney
Bradford
Eavenson
Appleyard
Pjoyce
Miller
Ticknor
Sherburn
Chelsea
Morrell
Hale
Profile
Souther
Mclntosh
Taylor
Ames
Midx. R. Co
Maloy
Meader
Porritt
Cunard
Yates
Old South Society
Wainwright
Pitman
Boston & Maine
R. R. Co
Isbourgh
Smith
Mason Mig. Co
Hoxie
Arthur W. Tufts
City of
Humboldt Avenue
Charles F. Kittredge
R. W. Nason
David A. Dunbar
Walnut Avenue
Lower Street
Roxbury
C. F. Kittredge
Dunbar
Kegan
Downing
McGaughey
Richardson
Burns
Crosby
McMahon
Schell
Corbet
O'Neil
Feeley
Haller
Crossey
Town of
Gould
Powers
Mead
Doyle
Sullivan
Loans
Thayer
Lincoln Miz. Co
Same
Stevens
Thresher
Clifford
Ford
Prince
Lynn
Roberts
Washburn
Albright
Atherton
Horrigan
Clark
Cluse
Drew
Coillins
Gizie
Timany
Rowe
Canney
Rich
Cochrane
Bowen
Gray
Read
Victorson
Badling
Providence RR
Crane
Mascon
Gilfillan
Mawhinney
Kelleher
Winkley
Kazelline
Wrigley
Fay
Pray
Burke
Clery
Bost
Stor
W. Co
Learnard
Desha Lam
Willipple
McLeod RR. Sig
Hayes
McGilhicuddy
Lyons
City of Boston
Litchfield
Boston & Albany
Hutchins
Tilden
Hurley
English Musical Professor Visits Boston
Mr John Spencer Curwen president of the Tonic Sol Fa College of London visits this country and will be given a reception at the Boston Young Women's Christian Association on Wednesday evening. Rev Dr T J Curyea presides with Miss Edith Abell and Mr George W Want singing and remarks by Rev Reven Thomas and Mr Arthur Foote.
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John Spencer Curwen
Tonic Sol Fa College of London
Boston Young Women’s Christian Association
T. J. Curyea
Edith Abell
George W. Want
Reven Thomas
Arthur Foote
Stock Operations at National Stock Exchange
The National Stock Exchange at 24 Congress Street buys and sells Boston and New York stocks on margin. Orders may be sent by mail or telegraph.
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National Stock Exchange
No. 24
Congress Street
Boston
New York
Superior Court Adjourns To Nov 15 For Motions
Middlesex court adjourns until Tuesday November 15 with motions to be in order and court to adjourn without day. Judge Pitman presiding.
Quarantine Rules Enforced For Mediterranean Vessels
The board of health issues a quarantine circular requiring all vessels arriving from the Mediterranean to be stopped at quarantine until permitted by the port physician. No person may board or leave the vessel without written permission, as the physician deems necessary to protect public health.
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Board of Health
Mediterranean Sea
Ted
Uaranone
Pomeroy Ambitious Jail Break at Charlestown Prison
Jesse Pomeroy attempted to escape Charlestown State Prison by blasting through the wall. He first tried cutting iron bars then dug mortar from the old wall to reach a gas pipe and made a paper tube to ignite accumulated gas behind the hospital addition. The explosion blew mortar and widened a seam in the stone work.
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Jesse Pomeroy
Charlestown
Monument to Crispus Attucks to be completed by July 1 1888
The Crispus Attucks monument will be finished around July 1 1888 and placed on the Common near the West street gate. It depicts the Boston massacre with King street crowded, English redcoats firing under Captain Preston, and Attucks fallen as citizens flee by nightfall under musket fire.
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Crispus
West Street
Boston
King Street
Preston
Crispus Attucks
Williams College hazing case prompts inquiry and suspensions
The Choate hazing affair at Williams College leads trustees and faculty to pursue the truth. Twenty fellows confess, ten suspended, as officials withhold names while students await action and a full account of participation.
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Young Choate
New York
Williamstown
Choate
Elss
Carter
Francis Lynde Stetson
Newark
Society of the Alumni
George Choate
Stetson
Springfield
Williams College
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Boylston Street
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