Noyes Plot for Boston Port Post Hidden Plans Revealed
The text details Speaker Charles J. Noyes holding a secret Tuesday conference to win the Boston port collectorship through support from General Russell A. Alger and President-elect Harrison. It notes rivalries with Beard and Burden, factional lines within Massachusetts Republicans, and likely congressional backing from Hoar, Dawes, Candler, and Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Beard
Burden
Noyes
Boston
House of Representatives
Bostor
Speaker Noyes
General Alger
Home Market Club
Massachusetts
Alger
Chicago
Morse
Banks
Lodge
Cogswell
Greenhalge
Walker
Hloar
Wallace
Andrew
O’ Neil
Mr. Beard
Norfolk Club
Dawes
Candler
Hoar
Dr. Burden
Senator Hoar
Harrison
Blaine
Boston Merchants
Congress
Leard
Worthington
Lincoln Street Toy Firm Plans Six Story Brick Block
The Fred L. Ames and Hollingsworth estates near Lincoln and Essex streets will give way to a large brick six story building for Horace Partridge & Co. planned by Shepley Rutan & Coolidge. The new structure, extending 210 feet on Lincoln street and 120 feet on Essex Place, will include glass first two stories and provide galleries for wholesale and retail needs. Demolition begins by Jan 1 1889 with completion by July 1 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Street
United States
Fred L. Ames
Hollingsworth
Lincoln and
Essex Streets
Boylston
Frederick L. Ames
Horace Partridge & Co
Toy Merchants
G. W. Whittier
Horace Partridge
Whittier
Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge
H. H. Richardson
Messrs. Patridge & Co
Essex Street
Essex Place
Political Notes and Boston Rallies Highlight GOP and Temperance Events
In Boston, W H Johnson of Albany a Republican State committee member reported candidacy for Recorder under Harrison. Temperance Republicans plan a Meionaon dinner with four hundred seats led by L Edwin Dudley. Governor Long to preside. Dems gain one seat after aldermen recount in Boston Ward 14 shows Means elected by 40 votes, Crowley and Bond tie at 1723 each. General Alger and Warner Miller arrive. Michigan GOP chair Hopkins and Rogers join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Johnson
Albany
Republican State Committee
New York
Boston
Crispus Attucks
Recorder Trotter
Harrison
Meionaon
L. Edwin Dudley
School Street
Governor Long
Home Market Club
James Glaine
Mr. Depew
Russell A. Alger
Detroit
Warner Miller
George A. Hopkins
Republican State Committee of
Michigan
Alger
F. H. Rogers
George H. Bond
Robert F. Means
John H. Crowley
Edward J. Powers
Bond
Means
Crowley
Powers
Baby Paturinper for Nov 15 issue features time change note
The Baby Paturinper for November 15 arrives this morning and will be welcomed by many friends due to the time change since the last issue. It includes the Boston and Albany charge effective the 18th and promises comprehensive content to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
November Weddings Down New York Way
Grace Church hosts a large fashionable crowd for the November wedding of Miss Theresa Huntington and Royal Robbins of Boston. The ceremony was led by Rev. Huntington at 2 pm with a large bridal party and a 200 guest reception at the rectory.
Unitarian Dinner Showcases Faith Leaders and Vision
Ex Governor John D. Long and Rev Grindall Reynolds headline a Unitarian Club dinner discussing the Inlook and Outlook of the faith. Washington, Ames, Horton and others among 150 attendees defend Unitarianism and its mission across the West, with emphasis on education, ministerial preparation, and lay support. Honorary membership votes include Choate Kell Eaton Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Grindall Reynolds
E. A. Horton
c. @. Ames
Unitarian Club
George 8. Hale
John D. Long
Charles G. Ames
Abner C. Goodell, Jr
John F. Moors
John Capen
Henry Lyon
Frank H. Holmes
James Longley
Seth ©. Beach
George I. Lovett
George M. Bodge
Isaac Fenno
William Howell Reed
J. F. B. Marshall
EK. T. Horne
James Bb. Case
Frank M. Ames
A. E. Scott
W.W. C. Collar
William H. Ladd
S$. M. Crosby
Charles G. Wood
Solomon Lincoln
Frank Wells
David B. Flint
Alexander Moseley
Oakes Ansier Ames
David H. Coolidge
George William Bond
N. H. Henchman
Samuel Little
Robert B. Fairpairn
Grenville H. Norcross
Oscar H. Sampson
Charles 8. Lincoln
Dexter N. Richards
W. W. Wellington
William F. Matchet
Hale
Massachusetts
Prairies
West
Pacific Coast
A. Horton
Robert Elsmere
John Ward
Boston
Mr. Horton
Jesus
Slicer
Mr. Slicer
Hai
Unitarian Church
Galilee
Asia Minor
America
God
Father
Mr. Ames
Philadelphia
Washington
South
Joseph H. Choate
New York
Charles H. Kell
Exeter
N. H
Dorman B. Eaton
Thomas W. Palmer
Detroit
Tilton and Kettelle Marry at Commonwealth Avenue Church
The wedding of Charles Wendell Tilton and Emma LeBaron Kettelle took place at First Church on Commonwealth Avenue with Rev. Emory J. Haynes officiating. Bride wore white gross grain with Niphetos roses. ushers included Douglas K. Foster Everett Hilton Ralph W. Macdonald Binney Gunnison Louis A. Hall and Charles EB. Cook. The couple will host friends on Tuesdays in November and December 4 at 112 Berkeley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Avenue
Charles Wendell Tilton
Emma LeBaron Kettelle
H. P. Chelius
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
Douglas K. Foster
Everett Hilton
Ralph W. Macdonald
Binney Gunnison
Louis A. Hall
Charles EB. Cook
Tilton
Berkeley Street
Miss Mabelle Pearson Weds George A Clarke at Grace Church
Miss Mabelle L Pearson and Mr George A Clarke united in marriage at Grace Church Temple Street last evening The ceremony was conducted by Dean Huntington of Boston University College of Liberal Arts assisted by Rev W S Haven The bridal party included Miss Nellie E Pearson Miss Eva M Clarke Miss Maria A Parks and Miss Carrie L Waugh A reception followed at the bride’s mother's house 57 Pinckney Street The couple plan a wedding trip to New York and Philadelphia and will reside thereafter Ushers included R C De Normandie M H Hardwick W W Mitchell and C M Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
SprciAu
Grace Church
Theresa Huntington
Huntington
Royal Robbins
Boston
George L. Lake
Bristol
R. I
Madge Huntington
Mary
Gertrude Robbins
Mary Hoffman
Anna McVickar
Mary Bartel
Lancaster
Mass
Jennie R. Reynolds
Sarah
Hamilton Kuhn
Francis ©. Huntington
Roger Keep
Lockport
N. Y
Paul
Philip R. Reynolds
George
Winfield G. Merrill
George 5. Merrill
Lawrence
Florence Emily Clapp
Henry B. Clapp
E. A. Horton
Charles G. King, Jr
Cleveland
Messrs
J. Frank Lumber
Frank P. Dow
George A. Burgess
George 5
Taft
Worcester
Howard Wade
Henry A. Tillinghast
Providence
Huntington Avenue
First Battalion of Artillery
Mabelle L. Pearson
George A. Clarke
Temple Street
Dean Huntington
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
W. S Haven
Frank Pearson
I. J. Clarke
Nellie E. Pearson
Eva M. Clarke
Maria A. Parks
Carrie L. Waugh
Pinckney Street
Philadelphia
New Burgess steam yacht Unquowa on trial trip
The Burgess steam yacht Unquowa sailed from the Atlantic Works dock under Captain Lockwood with about thirty crew. It covered Boston Lower Light to Minot's Light in 33 minutes and a 15 mile return trip in an hour and quarter. Builder McKie and Keough praised the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Jennings
New York
A Brilliant Light Extends Hollings Lamp Flavor
The Hollings patent extension lamp is praised for saving eyes and money and reducing inconvenience, while serving as an ornamental piece of house furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollings
Overcoat Bargains Offered by Spitz Bros & Mark
Spitz Bros and Mark at 508 Washington street announce a blue chinchilla overcoat priced at ten dollars, undercutting rival $15 or more. They also offer boys’ overcoats for 350, touting them as great bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitz Bros & Mark
Washington Street
Notable Obituaries and Appointments Blink Across Boston News
Judge Thurman marks his seventy fifth birthday while Ed A. Perry arrives in Boston as London Herald correspondent. Senator Sabin of Minnesota declines reelection. James L. Curtis loses Bridgeport vote as Amos P. Wilder becomes editor of the New Haven Palladium. Harriet Beecher Stowe recovering at Hartford home. Mme lima de Murska sails. reportedly dying and aided homeward. General Cassius M. Clay lives with son in Whitehall. Allen A. Brown sails to Europe for music library expansion. Georgia Legislature glows with youthful presiding officers born in 1853. Carl Schurz publishing rumor debunked. Schurz remains content with current business. Harriet Lane Johnson takes a Washington house. life follows tragic losses, yet she remains distant from society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabin
Minnesota
James Langdon Curtis
Bridgeport
Conn
Amos P. Wilder
Albany Journal
New Haven
Palladium
Yale
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Whitehall
Madison County
Allen A. Brown
Boston
Europe
New York
Georgia
Senate
Fleming du Bignon
House
A. Ss. Clay
Carl Schurz
Harriet Lane Johnson
President Buchanan
K Street
Washington
Johnson
Isham Hornsby
Judge Black
Conservatory Concert and Recital Featured Leading Young Artists
The quarterly Conservatory of Music event at Music Hall showcased a long program of advanced works by promising pupils. Soloists included Miss Bertha O Reilley, Miss Josephine Turner, Miss Susie Wales, Miss Emily Ellis, Miss Gertrude Tripp, and Miss Lena Harding, with performances from Messrs. John Kelly and Richard Holeman among others, drawing cheers and notable audience engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Music
Music Hall
Moscheles
Beethoven
Bertha O’reilley
Wipered
Dudley Buck
Josephine Turner
Bach
Wilhelm Mazurka
Wieniawski
Ena Costa
Potter
Beninger
Susie Wales
Peter Ar Tor
Harvard Hare and Hounds First Fast Run of Season
Harvard hare and hounds held a thirteen mile course from Fresh Pond through Belmont Watertown Newton Corner and Brighton to Albany tracks near home. Hounds followed scent. Davis won the hunt ten minutes after hares. Seelye and Priest placed second and third. cup awarded to Davis and one of Priest or Seelye. Lever Hall filled for first college conference meeting with talks by Peabody Eliot and Norton on college loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Gorham
W. C. Downs
Belmont
Watertown
Newton Corner
Brighton
Albany
Ge Ws Priest
H. A. Davis
Newton
Davis
J. T. Seelye
L. S
G._W. Priest
Priest
Seelye
Lever Hall
F. G. Peabody
Norton
Eliot
Church Home for Orphans Reports Land Gift and Elections
The annual meeting of the Church Home for Orphans and Destitute Children at South Boston convened yesterday afternoon in Bishop Paddock’s absence. Rev L K Storrs presided. Joseph B Stanwood’s gift of a 25 acre farm with buildings was noted to serve as a summer home for about 100 children. A E George led religious questions for older youths. the old officers were reelected with Mrs E K Benson and Mrs R Thayer added to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Home For
South Boston
Bishop Paddock
L. K. Storrs
Brookline
Joseph B. Stanwood
Topsfield
A. E. George
St. Matthew’s Church
E K. Benson
R. Thayer
Deaf inventor H A Wales to visit Quincy House
H A Wales of Bridgeport inventor of the invisible bearing aid will be at the Quincy House tomorrow. Tambona Sash Curtains priced from $6 to $13 per pair featured in Parng's Furniture Co upholstery department at 48 Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Wales
Bridgeport
Conn
Europe
Quincy House
Parng’s Furniture Co
Canal Street
Meeting at Young's Hotel under Home for Aged Couples
The Home for Aged Couples Association holds an afternoon meeting at Young's Hotel with Rev A H Plumb D D and several other ministers speaking. Dr Elizabeth Abbott Carlton will preside as president. Burglars took about 600 in silverware from Mrs John E Cheney of 44 Appleton street. A man attempted to buy watches at Kattelle Bros 95 Court street, seized a watch, fled, but was captured and jailed. The Industrial and Educational Union hosted the first entertainment at 74 Boylston street featuring Miss A L Griswold soprano Miss Hoisington contralto Miss Grace Kellogg pianist and Miss Clara Coe reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For Aged Couples Association
Young’s Hotel
A. H. Plumb
D.D
D. B. Jutton
M. J. Savage
Nehemiah Boynton
C. D. Bradlee
Elijah Horr
George H. Young
Elizabeth Abbott Carlton
Kattelle Bros
Court Street
Kattelle
Industrial and Educational Union
Boylston Street
A.L. Griswold
Hoisington
Grace Kellogg
Clara Coe
Funeral for Captain Frank Riley of tug Underwriter
The funeral was held yesterday forenoon at St. Stephen's Church Hanover Street for Captain Frank Riley of the tug Underwriter. Father Hickey led the service with Fathers Barry Killaly and others assisting. Attendees included many sea captains, a colonel, and Boston Tow Boat Company officials. Pallbearers listed among captains and Mr. Gourlay and Mr. Meyers. Burial followed at Maluen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Riley
St. Steven’s Church
Hanover Street
Father Hickey
Barry
Father Killaly
Alfred Nash
Joseph Wilson
Dr. Hall
George Frost
Harry Jeffries
Davidson
Colonel Proctor
Thomas L Winsor
Boston ‘Tow Boat Company
Theodore Phipps
George Francis
Tremain
Flynn
John Gourlay
Charles Meyers
Thomson
Frank Wellock
Sacrison
Harvey McDonald
James Donovan
Maluen
American Academy of Dental Science Elects Officers
The annual meeting was held at Young's Hotel with Dr. Cecil P. Wilson presiding. About forty attended as Dr. William Barker of Providence was named a member. Officers elected include Wilson as President Seabury as VP Pond as recording secretary Hitchcock as corresponding secretary Smith as treasurer Wilson as librarian Loveland Parker Taft on the executive committee. Dr. Charles E. Francis of New York delivered the annual address “Achievements and Hopes of Our Specialty” and a dinner followed at 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Academy OF Dental Science
Young’s Hotel
Cecil P. Wilson
Boston
William Barker
Providence
F. N. Seabury
W. C. Pond
E. B. Hitchcock
Burglaries Hit Gardner House in Warren Street
Burglars entered the John L. Gardner residence on Warren Street Tuesday night and took a large quantity of solid silverware along with an over coat and $60 in cash. The entry method is unclear as no forced doors or windows were found and the house was ransacked throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Gardner
Warren Street
Appalachian Mountain Club Meeting Reports Alpine Views
The Appalachian Mountain Club gathered at the Institute of Technology yesterday afternoon. D F Allen spoke on road and path improvements over Mt Adams while Rev E F Merriam described his ascent of Eagle Rock in the Alleghany Mountains. Charles Larned recounted Jamaica visits and Port Royal Mountain ascent with Kingston portraits. Professor Iraclo Minozzi gifted an Alpine painting to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Mountain Club
Institute of Technology
D. F. Allen
Mt. Adams
E. F. Merriam
Eagle Rock
Alleghany Mountains
Charles Larned
Jamaica
Port Royal
Kingston
Iraclo Minozzi
Boston Club Meetings and Notable Guests At Young's
A Boston Canoe Club special meeting at Young's covered routine business. The Boston Stationers' Association held its second dinner at Young's with 44 members, John D. Hooper presiding and several new members elected. The Wholesale Grocers' Association elected officers at Young's, with George Powers as president and W.J. Seaver as secretary treasurer. Guests included George T. Mason and W.H. Hogarth of New York Electric, George McCreery of Fort Warren, and George M. Pullman. Other venues hosted notable visitors from Boston, New York, and other cities for various clubs and dinners, including the Revere, Vendome, Tremont, Brunswick, Thorndike, and Parker House, with figures such as Warner Miller, General Alger, and Cols. Hopkins and Rogers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Canoe Club
Young
Boston Stationers’ Association
John D. Hooper
A. L. Bancroft
A. L. Bancroft & Co
H. F. Stodder
J. C. Fairbanks & Co
George McCreery
Fort, Warren
Palace Car King
George M. Pullman and
Chicago
The
Revere
W. W. Ass
G. A. Lloyd
Arlington
A. R. Russ
W H. Emery
Boston
A. W. Sulloway
Franklin
N. H
George B. Williams
Walpole
Elijah A. Morse
Canton
J. N. Dunham
Springfield
W. E. Carter
Carter
Newburyport
Tremont
Vendome
George 8. Edgell
W. W. van Voorhis
New York
William McCree
E. S. Pearson
Pearson
Pittsburg
Penn
Daniel Wheeler
Warner Miller
Brunswick
General Alger
Michigan
W. S. W. Hopkins
Worcester
Rogers
Home Market Club
J. N. Brown
Providence
Charles R. Hildeburn
Philadelphia
Edward 8. Rowland
New
J. M. Nevens
W. A. Marble
Parker House
C. Pitman
Bangor
George R. Webb
Baltimore
E. J. Hume
Caweso
5. Griffin
Keene
Departure of the New Departure Railroad Time Change
The New Departure of the New York and New England railroad changes the morning Boston to New York train from 10 a m to 12 noon. Elegant parlor cars coaches and a dining car are provided for comfort and punctual arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & New England Railroad
Boston
New York
Court Dismisses Twelve Cases Over Patent Steam Valve Royalties
United States Circuit Court, Nov. 14, Nelson J Ruel Holbrook trustee et al v City of Haverhill, among twelve actions against as many towns seeking royalties for James Knibbs steam valve patent. Plaintiffs claim no federal statute of limitations. judge follows Lovell ruling, bars actions. verdicts for defendants. Criminal cases scheduled Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Nelson
J. Ruel Holbrook
City of Haverhill
James Knibbs
Circuit Court
Lovell
United States
Supreme Court
H. D. Hadcock
Thomas L. Livermore
Supreme Judicial Court session lists cases heard
On November 14 the Supreme Judicial Court heard arguments in cases including Inhabitants of Quincy vs City of Boston, George L Patterson vs Charles P Hemenway, and Boston Belting Company vs City of Boston. Several matters were unfinished or not advanced, with counsel named for plaintiffs and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
C. J
Frevo
C. Allen
HoumeEs
Knowlton
Quincy
Boston
Augustus Russ
W. G. A. Pattee
A. J. Bailey
George
L. Patterson
Charles P. Hemenway
L. M. Child
Morse
G. W. Estabrook
Boston Belting Company
City of Boston
Samuel Hoar
A.J. Bailey
Sawyer
Fitchburg Railroad
Phillips
Quincy Market Cold Storage Company v Bean and Harris
In the Superior Court first session two cases involve Quincy Market Cold Storage Company. Bean and Harris sue for damages over stored oranges with claims for $18,306 and $1,340 for spoilage due to alleged neglect by the storage firm. Attorneys are listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Bricham M
O. J
Quincy Market Cold Storage
Comany
Harris
Bean Et al
Uring
Quine Market Cold Storage Company
R. M. Morse, Jr
W.M. Richardson
C. R. Elder
Bean
Militon Eddy case vs Coffin in 1887 contract action
An action of contract to recover $15293 for cotton waste gas labor use of a room and elevator on South street. Jury returned for defendant after trial. Attorneys: N.D. A. Clark for plaintiff R. W. Nuson for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Hannah Banigan
City of
Boston
Harrigan Avenue
N.D. A. Clark
R. W. Nuson
Milton L. Eddy
L. P. Coffin
South Street
P. H. Hutchinson
C. H. Sprague
Ae W. H. Ferguson
D. S. Doane
W. W.H. Andrews
T. Russell, Jr
Superior Criminal Court November 14 docket
Thomas H. McGinnis sentenced to six months in the house of correction for drunk and assault and battery. John Gorman convicted of larceny from the person, two years in the house of correction. John Hays convicted of larceny from the person, verdict not guilty for Richard Keough violating liquor law with $100 and costs. Maurice J. Flynn sentenced to sixty days in the house of correction for breaking and entering. Charles Thompson convicted of forgery, four years in State prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. McGinnis
House of Correction
John Gorman
John Hays
Richard , Keough
Maurice J. Flynn
Charles Thompson
Wagner and Wagner Found Guilty in Middlesex Court
Superior Court, Criminal Middlesex County on November 14. Judge Mason presided as John Wagner and James Wagner of Maynard were found guilty of assault and battery. Sentences postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Criminal
Middlesex County
Mason
J. John Wagner
James Wagner
Maynard
Uncontested Libels for Divorce Listed in Court
Superior Court Middlesex County lists all uncontested divorce libels for filing. On Thursday November 15 the court notes the full schedule and parties involved for swift processing.
Embezzlement case set for examination in municipal court
The complaint against Meyer Silverman for embezzling 107 dollars worth of jewelry from the Boston Jewelry Company was set for examination Friday, with Silverman held in 500 dollars. James Hee, called on a continuance for assault with a knife on Hugh Tracy, remains held in 5000 dollars until Tuesday next, pending Tracy's injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpy. J
Meyer Silverman
Boston Jewelry Company
James H.eee
Hugh Tracy
Tracy
New England Railroad Club Adopts Freight Car Running Gear Talk
The New England Railroad Club met at the Boston & Albany station with Vice-President Greggs presiding. Attendance was good as members discussed improving freight car running gear and the potential adoption of a standard four truck system for U S railroads. Masters Lander J W Marden and Adams offered suggestions from Old Colony Fitchburg and Boston & Albany respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW England Railroad Club
Boston & Albany
Greggs
Special Mention Advertisers in Boston Post Columns
Special mention notes that advertisers in these columns are recommended to readers of the Boston Post as thoroughly reliable, and transactions by mail can be conducted with entire safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
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