Dedication of Lexington's New Hancok Grammar School
On historic ground sits Lexington's new Hancok Grammar School nearing dedication this Saturday afternoon. The building, begun in 1890, features careful pupil health provisions and cooking and manual training rooms. A 3:30 p.m. program includes music, scripture, prayers, a building committee report, and the keys to the Board of Selectmen followed by an America singalong. Evening viewing will extend to allow those unable to attend the afternoon ceremony.
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Lexington
Hancok Grammar School
Beory
A. M. Tucker
A. Wellinston
A. E. Scott
George W. Proctor
E. G. Proctor
Amory D. Mayo
Board of Selectmen
America
Barrett interview shows McCall may run for speaker
A Melrose Barret McCall speakership debate stirs politics as Samuel W. McCall of Winchester is eyed as a potential challenger. Barrett says he has not decided, backs colleagues, and notes opposition comes from differing party policies while citing past speakers’ tenures.
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Samuel W. McCall
Winchester
William E. Barrett
Melrose
McCall
Barrett
Colonel Allen
John E. Russell
Congressman Lodge
Democratic State Committee
Boston
Barret
House
Congress
Post
Journal
Alexander H. Bullock
W. B. Calhoun
Timothy
Shipping News High Water at Boston Harbor
Shipping news from Boston Friday November 13 lists arrivals and movements: steamer Sorrento from Antwerp, Salamanca from Newfoundland, Essex from Norfolk, and many others with moise, passengers, and towage. Coastal tugs and barges move in and out, including Leviathan, Hercules, and the Stanley fleet. High water reported with Highland Light observations and vessel positions throughout the day.
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Boston
Sorrento
Page
Antwerp
Halifax
Furness
Withey & Co
Salamanca
Jenkins
Pilley
Saco
Peters
Port Royal
Norfolk
New York
George W Pride
Canning Packet
Annapolis
Hector We MeGoxner
Lennox
Passage
Henry R Congdon
Brown
Bertha Dean
Thomas
Henry Withington
Studley
Baltimore
Searsville
Messervey
Hobosen
Folgartown
Gertrude Abbott
Powell
Yale
Handy
Mattie A Franklin
McDonald
Zaccheus Sherman Babb
John Rose
Allen
Charles F Tuttle
Ives
Philadelphia
Herbert
Higgins
Lottie
Friend
Gould
Hobern
Schlowa
Young
Machias
L Rogers
Miller
Sullivan
Adams
Fleetwing
Williams
Hackett
Hasson
Newburyport
J M Eaton
Parsons
Rockport
Smith
Marr
Bath
Abel E Babcock
Babcock
J Manchester Haynes
Matthews
Scythia
Watt
Liervool
Alex Martin
Joton
Forbes
Yarmouth
J G Hai & Co
Sarah E Lee
Nelson
St Jacques
The
Same
Florence Christine
Berry
Delong & Seaman
Kewaydin
McLean
St John
Hatheway & Co
Maggie Miller
Gale
Lewiston
Ingraham
Bangor
Calvin Austin
Eunebee
Collins
George C Hills
Portland
Snowman
Charles F Williams
Sir
Susan N Pickering
Haskell
Brunswick
J P
Stockholm City
London
Herman Winter
Leon
Port Antonia
Jam
Maverick
Bayonne
Taurus
Beechwood
St Nicholas
Brookside
Herald
Mary Whitridge
Lykens Valley
Beverly
N & W No 1
No&y No
Auras
Lizzie Lane
Bertha E Glover
Lanie Cobb
Kila Brown
C H Ftaton
Geo A Lawry
G M Brainard
Jennie G Pillsbury
Geo W Jewett
Beautiful Dolls Charity Show Opens at Tremont Street
The Charity Doll Show for the Kindergarten for the Blind opens this morning at 177 Tremont Street. Dolls range from two inches to three feet and cover a historic span from John Alden to modern society belles. They are exquisitely crafted and dressed with Parisian millinery quality, supporting an institute seeking to add another crib for applicants.
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Tremont Street
John Alden
Lexington Town Adopts 60 500 Brick School Plans
The Lexington committee approves an advanced Romanesque grade school project with Hartwell and Richardson as architects and Smead Warming Company handling heating. Groundwork includes a 143 by 43 foot brick building on a 2.5 acre lot at Clark and Forest streets, four classrooms per floor plus a large third floor hall, modern fittings, and a Weyburn ventilation system to maintain even temps and strong air exchange.
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Hartwell & Richardson
Boston
Smead Warming Company
Winchester Furniture Company
Schupbach & Zeller
E. H. Tarbeil
J. A. Glass & Co
Smith & Anthony
J. L. Hammett & Co
Messrs. Gass & Whittaker
Lexington
E. W. Bowditch
A. E. Scott
Clark
Forest Streets
Echoes of the Crash and Potter’s Shifting Plans
Asa P. Potter leases a Brookline house for 900 dollars and plans to send his children to public schools while entering the brokerage business. His stable, horses, carriages, harness, and setter dog are to be sold at auction next week by Isbury & Co. Potter held 1482 shares, with others distributing across investors. Maverick Bank’s suspension follows. Jonas French, president of Cape Ann Granite Company, faces a $2000 attachment by Saville Somes & Co. in a Salem court action.
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Asa P. Potter
Brookline
Isbury & Co
Maverick Bank
Potter
Mr. French
Woods
Mr. Dana
Mr. Work
Massachusetts
Cape Ann Granite Company
Jonas French
Saville,Somes & Co
Boston
Salem
Silver Grill Opens as Boston Lunch Center In Alley Front
The Enterprise reports the Silver Grill in Washington street to open Monday as a large scale lunch and grill hall. Led by general manager George Gray with a backers group including Hon. George A Bruce and Col Francis Peabody Jr, the eight hundred foot long cafe features a soda fountain oyster bar and multiple counters. It emphasizes rapid service, electric lighting, and pie baking rooms, offering breakfast lunch and supper with temperance drinks and no ale or wine.
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George A. Bruce
Francis Peabody, Jr
George Gray
Gray
Washington Street
Boston
Paris
London
Strand
Ben Jonson
Niles Yard
Williams Court
Washington Sreet
Bach
Injunction Granted Against Mutual One Year Benefit Order
A temporary injunction was granted in a bill in equity presented to Justice Blodgett in the Superior Court by G F Williams and G W Anderson for Charles L Sanford and over 100 holders of matured certificates. The suit alleges improper officer elections and a non signing by the Insurance Commissioner. an order of notice returnable Tuesday was issued.
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Mutual
Equity
Justice Blodgett
Superior Court
G. F. Williams
G. W. Anderson
Charles L. Sanford
Insurance Commissioner
Cassie Found Guilty in Stabbing Case at North Street Dance
John Baptist Cassie was convicted in Municipal Court for stabbing Richard Lynch at a dance on 267 North street. Judge Ely sentenced Cassie to six months in the House of Correction.
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John Baptist Cassie
Richard Lynch
North Street
Ely
House of Correction
Man pleads to manslaughter in East Cambridge case
Peter Boule of Marlboro pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Middlesex Superior Court at East Cambridge and was sentenced to two years in Lowell Jail. The incident occurred in West Marlboro on Oct 11 when Louis Jesse went to Boule’s home demanding admittance. Boule claimed self defense, the gun discharged without aim, killing Jesse.
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Peter Boule
Marlboro
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Lowell
West Marlboro
Louis Jesse
Boule
Boyle
Jesse
Shipping News Log of Vessels Sailing and Arrivals
A list of ships and steamers with origins and destinations across ports including Portland Boston Dunkirk New York Havana Hamburg Hong Kong Leghorn Malaga Ponce Smyrna Tampico and more. Entries note ships such as Lucy W Snow Hankow Oran and Albert with departure dates in November and October, detailing routes and ports of call.
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Bowling
Scotland
Hattie N Bangs
Portland
Bristol
Eng
Saturn
New York
Deal
Robert Dixon
Philadelphia
Dunkirk
Demerara
Arcot
Cates
North of Hatteras
Elmina
Africa
Lucy W Snow
Boston
Havana
Albert
Hamburg
Baumwell
Hong Kong
Hankow
London
Oranmore
Leghorn
L W Norton
New
Malaga
Britannia
Ponce
Barkentine
Alice C Dickerman
Cook
Smyrna
Giuseppe d’Abundo
Piotrino
Do. Surinam
Rocky Glen
Tampico
Carrie
Mobile
Passage
British topsail schooner Dexter grounds near Liverpool NS
The British topsail schooner Dexter, bound for Liverpool Nova Scotia, grounded on the Upper Middle Thursday, came off at high water and proceeded to destination. In the same area, Massasoit and Minnie Rowan from Philadelphia fouled each other in the stream. Rowan lost jibboom and head gear, Massasoit uninjured. J M Fitzpatrick of Pearlington ashore at Tonala Mexico. In Boston, a ship B P Chaney from Philadelphia for Hiogo Japan is partially injured.
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Dexter
Liverpool
Massasoit
Minnie Rowan
Philadelphia
Rowan
J M Fitzpatrick
Pearlington
Miss
Tonala
Mexico
Boston
Closing of Foreign Mails for Para and Ceara Brazil
Foreign mails closing details for Para and Ceara in Pernambuco Brazil aboard the steamer Maranhense dated November 14 at 8 p.m. indicate scheduled departure and cutoffs for international correspondence. This brief notice informs merchants and travelers of mail service timing and port procedures.
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Para
Ceara
Pernambuco
Brazil
Maranhense
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Atate Street
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Calais
St. John
International
Co. Eave Commercial Wharf
Eastport
Boston & Maine R.R
Portiana
Commercial Wharf
FE. A. Waldron
Gov. Cos
India Wharf
North River
Aisna
H. M. Whitney
Judia Viiart
Oply
Kavannahm
Lewis Wahart
RVI Rysa
CURDA
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Canada Atlantic Steamship CO
Ted. A. Daw
T'Onse
Hoy Richardson
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Cthian
Long Wharf
Sainday
Philadelphi
Savannah
Wilmingtor
Frei Mat
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E. B. Sampson
Mgr
Fiske
Savannah Line
New England
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Lewis’ Wharf
Seo Tom
Gale City
City OF Macon
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N. EB. R.R
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Soud
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C. R.R
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Atlantic Ave
G. A. Sorrell
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Texas
Arizona
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Colorado
Califo
Ai. E. & Currier
Washington Sr
Baton
Rawley
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White Star Line
United States
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Queensteven
Liverpol
RED Star Line
KK. A. Aviams & CO
State St
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AVAMS
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Len. & Gay Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Seaboard Air
Kanes Despaten
Baltimore & Kie R. KK
Vertia
Fallmore
Morfolk
Abic Graham
Agt
Central Wharf
Mallory Lines
Galveston
Alamo
Concho
Coma
Fernandina
Rio Grande
State OF Texas
Sprague
Washington St
Ortland
Iidia Wharf
Vertland
C. F. Welliams
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Post Office
Ben Z. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbenas
EF. Frull
WM. B. Tuner
Asst. Ee
Wong
Boylston St
Gare Ie
Rook
Co. ST
Waban
Mags
George W. Beardsley Piano Co
Boston Post
Kroeger
W. Beardsley Piano Company
Tremont Theatre
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