Prohibitionists Weigh Butler Nomination for Governor
State organizer John McTammany predicts the Prohibition party will field candidates in every district and run a vigorous statewide campaign. He hints General Benjamin F. Butler as a possible Governor nominee to boost turnout, noting Butler’s talks on enforcing a prohibitory law. McTammany envisions a statewide organization rivaling the major parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McTammany
Prohibitionists
Prohibition Party
Benjamin F. Butler
Butler
Mr. McTammany
General Butler
Blackmer
McTammany
City Gossips on Galvin Nomination and Hart Opposition
Reported fallout from the Democratic convention shows Morse and Independent Democrats planning a Citizens' movement to oppose Owen A. Galvin's bid for mayor. Hart supporters, including Michael Meehan, expect to back Hart and prepare campaign HQ and a formal convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Owen A. Galvin
Mr. Galvin
Mr. Morse
George B. Nichols
Citizens’ Convention
Democracy
Citizens
Hart
Galvin
Morse Democrats
Michael Meehan
Meehan
Republican Conventions Schedule Planned for City
The Republican executive committee met at city headquarters to transact routine business. The aldermanic convention to nominate a candidate in the eleventh district will be held Tuesday at city headquarters. The last conventions to nominate aldermen and Common Council candidates will be held by November 22. The city convention is set for Monday night November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Executive Committee
Waltham Mayor Fisher Considers Retirement Amid Talks
In Waltham on November 14 Mayor H N Fisher, three terms in office, publishes an open letter responding to a bipartisan appeal to run again. Noting his plan to retire, he leaves his name with supporters to decide. Both parties show opposition, yet an independent challenger seems unlikely to defeat him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
H. N. Fisher
N. P. Banks
Fisher
Woburn Republicans Name Mayor Johnson at Convention
Wasuka Nov 14 The Republican convention nominated Mayor Edward F. Johnson unanimously for re election with twenty nine delegates present. Warren W. Cummings John R. Carter and Mary P. Cumrlnes were named for school committee while no other candidates had been discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Wasuka
Edward F. Johnson
Warren W. Cummings
John R. Carter
Mary P. Cumrlnes
Johnson
No-License Meetings Planned in Malden Churches
Clergy from Malden gathered at Rev. T. C. Pease’s home to organize a strong no license vote in the upcoming city election. They voted for two union meetings on the Sunday before the election likely at the Congregational and Universalist churches. A joint gathering of Congregational, Methodist and Episcopal churches was set for Friday evening, November 22 at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Matupen
T. C. Pease
Kearsarge Naval Veterans Meet At Washington Street
The Kearsarge Naval Veterans gathered at 1151 Washington Street with Commodore Paul Kendriccken presiding. Two new members were initiated and several proposed. Lieutenant Abbott gifted a gavel carved from Mayflower wood. Shipmate Williams presented steel engravings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearsarge Naval Veterans
Washington Street
Paul Kendriccken
Abbott
Williams
Lecture on Electricity at Wells Memorial Institute
Professor C R Cross delivered the first of fifteen lessons on electricity and energy at Wells Memorial Hall before about 200 members. He explained kinetic and potential energy, energy conservation, heat generation, and demonstrations showing energy transformations via batteries dynamos and electric lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Memorial Institute
C. R. Cross
Institute of Technology
Seven Sculptors Compete for Grant Sheridan Farragut Monuments
The article reviews models exhibited at Faneuil Hall with seven sculptors offering designs for the Grant Sheridan and Farragut statues in the city. Henry Hudson Kitson and William Ordway Partridge show notable works. others include Charles Alden Robert Kraus and an anonymous Philadelphia firm. Pedestals and proportions are criticized for distorting the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Sheridan
Farragut
Faneuil Hall
Henry Hudson Kitson
William Ordway Partridge
Partridge
Robert Kraus
General Grant
Philadelphia
Jamaica Plain Gun Club Weekly Shoot at Clarendon Hills
Jamaica Plain Gun Club held eight events at Clarendon Hills yesterday. Results list Shaw winning multiple events, with Ensign, Cilley, Needham, Olmstead, and McNutt also placing in various divisions across six blue rock and clay pigeon competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon Hills
Jamaica Plain Gun Club
Shaw
Ensign
Cilley
McNutt
Needham
Briggs
C. H. Cilley
Olmstead
C. H. Olmstead
Burlingham
Maritime Fair Notes at Mechanics Hall Exhibit Grows
Attendance at the maritime fair rises daily and in the evenings. The exhibition band and a fifty-voice chorus draw crowds while Miss Letitia Fritch is a fan favorite. Ferry company superintendents attended by special excursion. Navy yard materials are hauled to cover the grand hall basement. Captain Norton’s three boats are in city to be placed in the building. National Cabinet members will sail from Washington on the 18th to visit while the squadron anchors in the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Letitia Fritch
New York
Jersey City
Navy Yard
Grand Hall
Norton
National Cabinet
Washington
Police Department Transfers and Promotions Noted
The police department announced yesterday transfers and promotions. W Hunt moves from Station 9 to 11 and V A Tryder shifts from Station 8 to 1. G Hughes transfers from Station 1 to 8. B A Durgin of Station 15 is promoted to lieutenant and assigned to Station 9. E W Barns of Station 2 is promoted to sergeant and assigned to Station 15. Changes take effect tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
W. Hunt
V. A. Tryder
George Fluigerty
B. A. Durgin
E. W. Barns
Democrats for Aldermen Ward 19 Bolts and Delegates Cast
In Ward 19 the Democratic caucuses elected delegates to twelve aldermanic conventions with two bolts in play. Regulars backed Martin Regan while ex alderman Maguire and ex-councilman Dugan organized bolting slates. Other wards reported mixed caucuses with multiple bolting factions and lists for alderman candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Martin Regan
P. J. Maguire
Thomas H. Dugan
M. J. Carroll
T. W. Flood
Thomas W. Flood
Murphy-Leary
Alderman Murphy
Michael J. Moore
Leary
Balters
Thomas F. Keenan
McLaughlin
Charlestown
Stacey
East Boston
John H. Sullivan
Anton Peters
Warren F. Kellogg
Warp
Thomas Hoey
Andrew B. Porter
Joseph F. Salter
Francis Lalley
Charles A. Tilden
Anthony Mulherin
William F. Brooks
Patrick Sheehan
Edwin J. Turner
Richard F. Keogh
George Carlen
Joseph H. Powers
Captain A. ©. Whitney
Patrick C. Kelly
William J. Donovan
Thomas A. Curtin
Charles A. Kelly
Patrick Quinn
Chris
P. Conlin
William Younie
George
Fitzpatrick
Thomas Crook
Cornelius J. Queenan
Thomas J. Lane
James Douglass
Thomas Arthur
Fred A. Robinson
John Conroy
John H
Joseph Turnbull
Peter TL. Costello
Patrick Mahoney
Joseph J. Corbett
John F. Anderson
Patrick Coyle
William H. Quigley
Edward Riley
M. J. O'Brien
D. J. Griffin
P. J. Donovan
James H. Lombard
W. P. Henry
John Reade
Thomas Waldron
Edward Gagan
John P. Reynolds
Nicholas J. Furie
Edward
Daniel Doherty
John Friel
John A. Connolly
Patrick Cannon
Allan J. Warner
Thomas G. Farren
John Quigley
John A. McLaughlin
John J. Doherty
John Finan
James Hurley
James J. McGonagle
James F. Farley
Thomas C. Butler
Joseph P. Lomasney
Richard J. Murray
Phillip d. McLaughlin
William Dwyer
Daniel A. Downey
Dennis J. Collins
Lawrence F. Smith
Patrick KE
Duffee
John.i. Hart
Hugh J. Harvey
Hugh McLaughlin
William F. Donovan
Dennis J. McCarthy
John F. Gorman
James B. McKenna
Richard A. Roach
Joseph R. Lomasney
Daniel J. Carney
Stephen J. Moran
William N. McKenna
John P. McGee
Patrick J. Daly
H. Werryton
A. K. Tilden
John H. Roth
Henry V. Swift
Hugh Montague
John F. Crowley
Edward ©. Donnelly
Stephen Murphy
Michael J. Fitzpatrick
Charles J. Dowd
Robert C. Wiggin
James H. Montague
James H. Stack
Jeremiah HL. Mullane
Dennis J. Quinn
A. W. K. Newton
Hugh A. Madden
Joseph H. O’nell
James Donovan
David F. Barry
Isaac W Leahon
Thomas J. Kelcher
Edward V. Fitzgerald
Charles H. Churchill
Cornelius F. Crowley
Thomas J. O’keefe
Patrick McCarthy
Matthew Berrill
Augustus T. Donovan
Dennis J. Desmond
Chelsea Republicans Awake Caucuses Select Delegates
Chelsea Republicans held last night caucuses to choose delegates for mayoralty and aldermanic convention and to nominate the school committee and city officials. Ward 1 2 3 delegates pledged to Mayor Champlin, Ward 4 unpledged with opposition. Results show multiple tickets. some favor Champlin, others support A C Converse and Councilman T J Keefe, while Ward 4 delegates back Alderman T M Elwell and President Lombard. The mayoral slate, councilmen, and school committee selections were listed by ward with names and affiliations. The mayoralty and aldermanic convention meets Thursday evening, November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Champlin
A. C. Converse
T. J. Keefe
T. M. Elwell
Lombard
Simeon Batterfield
Rufus S. Frost
William N. Jewell
John E. Dinnin
George Sanford
Henry W. Atkins
David E. Gould
Joseph B. Everdean
George H. Carter
Edwin Benner
George McBride
Warren F. Taylor
William F. Hamlin
William 5. Mixon
Frank KE. Winslow
I. W. Loring
Lloyd W. Pennell
Ansel W. Lothrop
Charles E
G. E. Mitchell
C. E. Legg
F. B. Fay
G. H. Dunbar
Bh. Fenson
P. R. Allen
A. E. Badger
H. W. Pratt
J. W. Stickney
O A. Stone
J. W. Rich
E. D. Eldridge
EK. H.lowell
James E. Armstrong
J. J. Underhill
A. W. Fitz
James Gould
Cyrus F. Decatur
W. Bhiss
J. Littlefield
Charles E. Legg
Water Works Inspectors Tour Fresh Pond and Stony Brook
The Cambridge City Council and Water Board led a sixty strong group including Mayors Hart Boston Wade Brockton Culley Fitchburg Richards Haverhill Burr Newton Newhall Lynn Titcomb Newburyport Raymond Salem Pope Somerville Winslow Worcester Fisher Waltham to inspect Fresh Pond Stony Brook Norumbega tower dam and reservoir. The tour started at Cambridge City Hall and ended with a banquet at Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale chaired by Mayor Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Cambridge City Hall
Fresh Pond
Roberts Crossing
Waltham
Stony Brook
Norumbega
Woodland Park
Auburndale
Gilmore
W. Kingsley
The
Water Board
Water Works
Hart
Boston
Raymond
Salem
Fisher
Hall
P. J. Doherty
Boston Water Board
Rockwell
Governor's
William B. Howland
Ihe
Francis L. Pratt
G. Frank Munroe
J. Dudley Hall
Insolvencies and Assignments Across Several States
The James A. Smith & Sons Ice & Fuel Co of East St. Louis Illinois made an assignment. Nathan Coe a Springfield furniture dealer, George M. Sawyer a Quincy groceries dealer, and David Li a Peabody leather measures manufacturer entered insolvency. Des Isle & Brewer Bar Harbor Maine assigned. Karl E. Radd & Co Sheldon North Dakota failed. George D. Scott Birmingham Alabama assigned. Keough Bros Holyoke Massachusetts insolvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Smith & Sons
Ice & Fuel Company
East St. Louis
Nathan Coe
Springfield
George M. Sawyer
Quincey
David ‘Li
Winter
Peabody
Des Isle & Brewer
Bar Harbor
Karl E. Radd & Co
Sheldon, Dak
Sheldon, Dak., Have Failed. George D. Scott
Birmingham
Ala
Keough Bros
Holyoke
Memorial Resolutions for J Warren Merrill by Baptist Benevolent Society
The Tremont Temple meeting of the Baptist Benevolent and Missionary Society on November 14 1889 adopted resolutions mourning the death of the Hon J Warren Merrill a longtime director and former president. They recall his thirty years of service and pledge sympathy to his family and attendance at his funeral set for November 16 at 2 PM at Old Cambridge Baptist Church with copies to be published in the Watchman and daily papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Warren Merrill
The
Baptist Benevolent and Missionary Society
Tremont Temple
Merrill
Evangelical Baptist Benevolent and Missionary Society
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
Watchman
Daily Papers
George W. Culpman
SoLomMon Parsons
Daily concerts at Revere House cafe delight locals
The daily 5 to 7 p.m. concerts at the Revere House ladies' café charm attendees with varied music, turning the venue into a pleasant social hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House Ladies’ Café
Hotels Dinners and Notable Guests Attend Boston Events
A grand complimentary dinner for Messrs Robinson and Fitzsimmons of the Boston Tavern was hosted by marketmen of Faneuil Hall and others. Ex mayor Mark F Burns presided. Also dinners and arrivals at the Crawford House and other hotels featured veterans from Company G and prominent locals. A large portrait was presented to the captain of the First Infantry unit amid social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgan
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Thorndike
E. A. Samuels
Why Quincy Named Mine A Boston Letter Probes Origin
A reader asks why the Quincy copper mine near Lake Superior bears the name Quincy. The Quincy Mining Company formed around 1848 with offices in Marshall Michigan Philadelphia Detroit Boston and New York, and no clear record ties the name to Boston’s Mayors or a firm date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Taverner
Lake Superior
Boston
New York
Quincy Mining Company
Marshall, Mich
Philadelphia
Detroit
Across the Common Footway Improvement Urged
Dear Taverner praises the ongoing footway from Park square to Park street as a greatly appreciated asset. The writer urges extending the sidewalk to Beacon street to ease crowding as electric transit arrives, noting its heavy daily use and poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Park Square
Park Street
Beacon Street
X Athenaeum
Unity Club hosts readings and music at church
The Unity Club of Somerville held a meeting at Highland Avenue Unitarian Church last evening with readings by Mr. George Stephens and vocal and instrumental music. A comedy video titled A Cup of Tea was shown by Hillside Club members from Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Club of
Somerville
Highland Avenue Unitarian Church
George Stephens
Hillside Club of
Malden
Deerfoot Farm Sausages Trade Mark Alert
The notice promotes Deerfoot Farm Sausages sold in two pound packages with a deer foot trade mark on the wrapper and warns against imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfoot Farm
Boston Electric Co Versus Holtzer Infringement Motions
United States Circuit Court on November 14 considered motions for preliminary injunctions in two suits by Boston Electric Co against Holtzer Cabot Electric Co alleging infringement of patents dated 1880 and 1883 for electric gas fitting apparatus. Complainant holds rights in the patents for multiple states. defendants deny infringement. Attorneys listed. Judge Carpenter excused cases until Tuesday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Co.t. J
Boston Electric Company
Charles W
George F. Pinkham
Charles Crockett
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
John K. Abbott
Thomas {. Livermore
W. K. Richardson
Salvage case of the Norwegian bark Ottawa in 1889
United States District Court hears Nelson v. the Norwegian bark Ottawa a salvage action. Ottawa, carrying lumber from Pensacola to Buenos Ayres, was abandoned after disaster, later found and towed by Argus from Bangor to Boston. Sale of bark and cargo netted $5500. court awards $3500 salvage with two sevenths to the vessel and five-sevenths to the cargo, costs allocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Bernard
Ottawa
Pensacola
Buenos Ayres
Atlantic Ocean
America
Libellant
Argus
Boston
Bangor
H.G. Ward
New York
Fred
Dodge
Libellants
John Lowell
Dabney
Supreme Judicial Court Session Lists Cases Argued
The Supreme Judicial Court sitting November 14 heard arguments in multiple cases including Chester Snow v Alley and others, Annie T. Gaffney v Garfelia Brown, and Alanson W. Beard trustee v City of Boston. Attorneys listed for both sides appear for each case. In order: Nos. 2229, 2230, 2239, 2240, 2256, 2123, 2216, 2233, 2248 and 2259.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Divens
W. Allen
Paine's Celery Compound as Cure for Insanity
A promotional note extols Paine's Celery Compound claiming it cured insanity and could treat nerve and brain troubles, insomnia, memory issues, eye watering, headaches, sleep difficulties, facial flushing, and signs of brain fatigue. It asserts wide availability from reliable druggists.
Boston Superior Court docket notes on assaults and libel
First Session cases include Eliza Ward v Owen Howard for $10 000 damages over an April 4 1888 assault with recited injuries. Verdict for Ward at $1500. Multiple other cases listed with verdicts or trial statuses including Michael Meehan v Otto Sharp for $26525 and Patrick Kane v Old Colony Railroad for injuries at a Stoughton turntable. Second and Fourth Sessions cover additional tort actions and civil suit progress with numerous docket entries and participant names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Suffolk
Barker
Eliza Ward
Owen Howard
South Margin Street
Laintiff
Pillsbury and
Molan
A.A. Ranney
J. W. O’brien
Michael Meehan
Otto Sharp
American Conduit & Construction Company
P.d. Flatley
L. Eldredge
D. F. Fitz
Patrick Kane
Old Colony Railroad Company
Stoughton
O' Brien
North
McCarthy
Kane
Nute
Bartlettings
Ferrari
Murray
Davis
Holman
Pinney
Hall
Johanson
Bost
Daniela
Atkins
Ridge
Morrison
Finkelstein
Sheehan
W. K. Gale
F. Hutchinson
Lowell man sentenced for assault and battery at Middlesex Court
In Middlesex County Superior Court on November 13 Judge Sherman sentenced Edward J McCullough of Lowell to eight months in the House of Correction for assault and battery. William H Roberts and John F McEnaily of Lawrence were convicted of liquor keeping with fines of 75 dollars each plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Sherman
J. Edward McCullough
Lowell
House of Correction
William H. Roberts
John F. McEnaily
Lawrence
Law notices from Essex Superior Court criminal session
In Essex County Superior Court criminal session seven defendants faced liquor related charges. Hess of Lawrence and Johnson of North Andover had juries disagree. O Connor of Lawrence received 30 days for third offence. Others, Smith, McDonald, and Roberts, paid fines of 50 dollars without costs for liquor nuisances. Law of Ipswich and Lynsky of Methuen had cases continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Essex
Lawrence
Staprues
J. Ford Hess
Joseph Johnson
North Andover
Bryan O'Connor
Wrence
House of Correction
Ellen Smith
Martin McDonald
Oliver
Roberts
Lynn
John
Law
Ipswich
Timothy Rice
Thomas Lynsky
Methuen
Overcoat From English Mills Made In London House
An excellent stylish dressy over coat with a high toned appearance. We purchased the entire output of premier English manufacturers of Kersey overcoatings and have them made up in our London house in the finest manner and in the latest fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Overcoats for sale at PALL MALL STYLE pricing
The text states that Pall Mall style overcoats custom made cost 60 to 70 dollars, while ready made versions sell for about 45 dollars. It concludes by noting the entire line of overcoats is offered at a set price.
Superior English Garments At Special Value For Gentlemen
A premium line of clothes described as the finest English goods with superior character fit and trimming. The advertisement claims exceptional value, targeting discerning buyers seeking high class garments with refined finish and style.
Acquittals in Liquor Offense Cases Across Cities
E C Thompson of New York and Philadelphia and William H Dinsmore of Haverhill were acquitted on liquor selling and nuisance charges. John Egan of Lynn also faced liquor nuisance counts and was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Street
New York
William H. Dinsmore
Haverhill
John Egan
Lynn
Insolvency Court in Suffolk Adjourns Several Third Meetings
In Suffolk County Insolvency Court judge McKim adjourns third meetings for cases including Macomber & Green 766 and Thomas F Guinan wood 1703 with a list of debtors and firms such as McKim, Guinan, Maney, Tyler and Gallup. First meetings set for Gilligan 1798 Levi 1805 Clark 1809 Littlefield Folsom 1783 and others with hearings on composition and stay of proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKim
Frank P. Tyler
Mary F. Manley
Joseph 5
Thomp
George H. Binney
William H. Breen
Morris Myers
C.d. Clark & Co
Eerwin K. Hayden
Peter Mullen
Hollis P. Gallup
Charles Parrott
Edmund Keyes
Joseph H. Turcotte
Thomas F Maney
T. F. Maney
George C. Holmes
Roxana A. Tyler
Frank G. Gilligan
Wolf Levi
Patrick J. Clark
Littlefield & Folsom
Samuel Stubbs
Roscoe M. Plaisted
J. P. Baker Moulding Company
Middlesex Court Docket Includes Break-In and Milk Adulteration
In Middlesex Superior Court Criminal division on Nov 14 Judge Sherman heard sentences: Samuel H. Martin of Everett received two years and six months at the House of Correction for breaking and entering. Nathan F. Culver of Groton fined $50 plus costs for adulterated milk. Manus Fee of Marlboro given two months for assault on an officer at the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Sherman
J. Samuel H. Martin
Everett
House of Correction
Nathan F. Culver
Groton
Manus Fee
Marlboro
Superior Court Proceedings Show Liquor Law and Theft Sentences
November 14 list from Commonwealth reports multiple cases: J Thomas Dunbar fined fifty dollars plus costs for liquor law violations. J. McNally fined one hundred dollars and costs and three months in the House of Correction. James Wood sentenced to three years in State Prison for breaking and entering. Joshua Whitney fined fifty dollars for adulterating milk. Mary Howard placed on probation for night walking. Anna Waters convicted on two liquor counts and fined fifty dollars plus costs and six months in the House of Correction on each count. Additional case listings reference various defendants including Cannon, Dailey, King, Finn, Simpson, Knight, Smith, Donald et al, Wilson, Lindsey, Carney, and Mahoney in 1025, 1885, 2056, 1276, 3080, 1477, 2080, 416, 2087, 1522, 1887, 1524 in the Same v. series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar
J. Thomas B. McNally
Charles Egbert
Same
House of Correction
James W. Wood
Joshua B. Whitney
Mary Howard
Anna Waters
Commonwealth
Cannon
Dailey
King
Finn
Local Court Docket Arraignments and Sentences
Exy J John W Marsh Frederick Warren Charles Stewart Frank J Wilson George W Wentworth Henry W Campbell Dana Smith and David B Hill arraigned for presence at No 8 Hayward place where implements found and fined 25 dollars without costs. Each held 100 dollars for appeal. James Dougherty sentenced to six months in House of Industry for falsely acting as officer. Charles Clark two months in House of Industry for larceny of shoes valued 250 dollars from Davis Goodman. Michael Powers one year in House of Correction for assault on John Doherty. Charles Days held 200 dollars for trial November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clark
House of Industry
Davis Goodman
Michael Powers
House of Correction
John $. Doherty
Charles Days
Peter J. Jenson
Evangelist Needham Lectures On Faith At YMCA
Kansas evangelist George C. Needham spoke at the YMCA on Faith from Hebrews xi 6. He outlined qualifications to please the Creator and attain salvation, urging unwavering confidence in God. He challenged the belief that sight is required to believe, citing scripture that faith moves mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Needham
George C. Needham
Kansas
Young Men’s Christian Association
Needham
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Mayer—Woburn
Professor Cross
Wells Memorial Hall
Grant, Sheridan and Farragut
Jamaica Plain
Maritime Fair Notes
Democrats For Aldermen
Champlin Indorsed
P. T. Donovan
C. F. Riley
W. M. Merrill
E. C. Kelly
F. Cloney
John Ryan
Walter H. French
Thomas F. Hunt
James Kehoe
Thomas Reynolds
John M. Lehan
John H. Doolin
Thomas Maguire
James P. Lennon
A. Reddish
James A.graham
John Kelly
Patrick Beat
Daniel Gleason
Qwen Doherty
Thomas Maloney
John H. Clabby
Joan
J. D. Fallon
Robert Tt. Keefe
John B., McManus
Peter F. Dolan
Daniel O’brien
KE. Parker Seaver
George A. Cahill
Patrick Norton
Georgeb. Jones
James F. Gallager
Kandall G. Morris
John T. Conboy
Edward J. Morley
John J. O'Neil
Thomas F. Reddington
George Phillips
Messrs. Robinson & Fitzsimmons
Pharmacists’ Club of
Young’s
C. K. Cutter
Henry Canning
Vendome
John Cass
England
G. P. Bowman
Brooklyn
Patterson
New
Theo
Hofeller
Buffalo
N. Y
C. M. Rogers
John P. Mott
Halifax
Clarence H. Sandford
A. C. Bedell
Orleans
Wife
New Orleans
D. Randall
New Brunswick
N. J
A. N. Winchester
Manchester
N. C
Baltimore
Emerson
Worcester
I. J. Boynton
Roval Lasing Powder Co
Wall Street, N.Y
Carpenter
Qarion
United States District Court
Nelson, J
Richard C. Young
Paine
Byrne
Kingsbury
Meilermott
Snow
Merrigan
Boston & Albany RR
Ayer
Gardner
L’aul
Forbes
Markham
Crozier
Murphy
Acre
O'brien
Utter & Son
Mfg. Co
Stevenson
Joy
Eldredge
Harris
Sullivan
Magee
Keyes
Campbell
City of Boston
Holden
Gordon
Richards
Gould
Boston & Maine RR
Hayden
Teele
Mattheews
Butterfield
Atwood
Mer. & Min. Trans. Co
Blovgbertt
Mary Moreland
City of
St. Paul’s Church
John D. Long
Thomas M. Babson
Henry W. Joel
Frank J. Rich
John L. Eldredge
Rogers
Baker
Went
Hoye
Kellyworth
Gallagher
Cleveland
Perkins
Nold
Gran
Joel
Richstein
Haggi
Weat Ena
Currier
Leggett
St. Railway
Jordan
E. C. Thompson
Washington St
Old South
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