Judgment for Moen Ends Lengthy Blackmail Trial
The jury found for Moen in the United States Circuit Court before Judge Carpenter with a verdict of 896 5226 for the defendant. The case centered on alleged blackmail involving Wilson and Moen, with closing arguments questioning the integrity of testimony and documents.
Pittsburg Admitted Into the National League Debates and Rumors
The National League held its annual meeting in Carriaco on November 17. Pittsburg was admitted as a new member with Nimick and Scaudretta as representatives. Chicago earned the 1886 championship. Rumors swirled about St Louis resigning and Kansas City admission, with officials denying but not fully, clearly. The meeting also reinstated Herman Doscher and resolved rules to prevent future trouble. In a separate note, the Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary held its ninth anniversary at St Pauls Church with Bishop Paddock presiding and several ministers addressing missionary work in the South and abroad.
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Carriaco
National League
W.R. Nimick
A. K.scaudretta
Jeague
St. Louis
Spalding
Soden and Stearns
Kansas Citys
Washingtons
Kansas City
Woman's Auxiliary
Episcopal Board of Missions
St. Paul’s Church
Paddock
Frederick Courtney
S.F.D
J. &. Weeks
J. A. Paddock
Washington Territory
PS. Tyng
Osaka
Japan
Sins
AE Ddoe Barnhham
Aliss Jamily Paddock
Lucy R. Woods
Domestic Missions
A. RR. Loring
BR. Kidner
Mary A. Greene
Joseph Woods
Dakota Leagrne
H. Bb. Mcintosh
James Hubbard
Mcintosh
H. FE. Caryl
Foreign Missions
8. C. Bond
EE. W. Wilson
Sarah Bradford
Mexico
Hawti
Bishop Paddock
Gray
D.D
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Phillips Brooks
Brooks
Syria
India
Home Board of Missions
Garrett
Texas
Southwest
Train collision at Dedham junction injures none
A Dedham branch inbound train and a Providence freight collided at the junction when an air brake failed. Both engines were damaged and one detached. Traffic delayed two or three hours. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brapville
Dedham
Providence
Trafic
Movement to Divide Town Over Dyke Dispute Gains Attention
For years residents discuss dividing the town due to dyke issues. Supporters argue it would ease travel to meetings from Cut River and Union Bridge and address unequal road repairs. Opponents say the division is a scheme for extra funds and deny it will occur in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsunis
Cut River
Union Bridge
South Marshfield
No license committee pushes anti license ballots in Boston
The no license committee led by Rufus Frost opens headquarters at 36 Bromfield Street and prints no ballots for distribution. They plan to expand to more cities and seek voter support against licenses and stricter enforcement. The group invites citizens to visit for information and literature. Meanwhile editor Montton criticizes Clerk of the House Edward A. McLaughlin as the capable choice.
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Rufus
Frost
L. Edwin Dudley
Benjamin R. Jewell
Bromfield Street
Friends of No
Léneth
Heeme
Boston
Police Board
Montton
Lowell
Elause of Representatives
Edward A. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
James Kelley
Michael Cahill
Colin McGee
Hanes
Court House
Sionday
Thomas O'Grady
West Roxbury
Fires Reported Across City From Brattle Street to Roxbury
Alarm log shows multiple fires in Boston area: a major closet blaze at the Crawford House on Brattle Street damage around 3000 dollars insured. a kerosene lamp fire at 95 Street causing minor damage to Joshua Knight & Co.. attic fire at Lincoln Street with minimal loss. a 500 dollar blaze at Terrace Place in Boston Highlands. stove overheating at Tremont Street address. and a paint shop fire at Warren Street Roxbury with slight damage.
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Cawford House
Brattle Street
Stumcke & Goodwin
Walt
Joshua Knight & Co
No. Ter Fincoln Street
Jamer Stevens
Legine
Neo
Terrace Place
Boston Highlands
Tremont Street
Flagier
Commeter Auley
Warrenh Street
Roxbury
Fire damages multiple buildings across several cities
Fire reported in Falmouth Maine burned the parlor, pie very and poultry house of John M. Brown, loss around 10000 with insurance. In Hartford Connecticut a Parkville ice house and barn belonging to Unghe Herbison burned, loss 2600 with unknown insurance. In New York City factories at 20 and 22 Pell street suffered extensive damage totaling 850000 to four firms. rest, Fewner, Smith and others listed large losses. In Beverly Massachusetts John Brown barn and livestock were destroyed, stock insured 1400 and building 509 with incendiary suspicion.
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PLAC
Portland
Inow Ld
John M. Brown
Falmouth
Hartrorp
Conn
Parkville
Unghe Herbison
New York
Pell Street
Fewner, Smith
Paparostra Packing Company
Ferguson Bros
Roberts Manufacturing Company
Beverly
John Brown
North Beverly
Zunis Leave Manchester by the Sea Visit End
Mr. Frank H. Cushing and three Zuni Indians ended their stay at Manchester-by-the-Sea and traveled west. They toured the Quincy House and Harvard museums, were hosted by Professor Horsford, and shared Zuni fairy tales with local children. Governor Palowatiwa accompanied the party as they planned an Arbor Lights event at the Boston Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Cushing
Manchester-by-the- Sea
West
Quincy House
Agassiz and
Peabody
Harvard
Horsford
Air
Cushing
Palowatiwa
Zuni
Boston Museum
The Three Mile List Angers Fishing Interests
A Nova Scotia coast overview notes the Three Mile List spanning about 1100 miles with 100000 square miles area. The text asserts strong production capacity for G. Taylor Pure Rye or Old Bourbon Whiskeys and mentions Chester Jl. Graves & Sons of Boston as sole proprietors with drag and grocery trade distributors. Unbranded cases are sought.
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Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Jtasc
Ninety Ninth Fusileer Veterans Hold Annual Meeting Dinner
The Fusileer Veteran Association held its ninety nineth annual dinner at the Quincy House with about sixty veterans and guests. Captain Henry A. Snow spoke of plans for the 100th anniversary next May and invited prominent figures while Mayor O'Brien was made an honorary member. Other members including Lucius B. Marsh and George Sears also spoke during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusileer Veteran Association
Quincy House
William Beals
Henry A. Snow
Association
John D. Long
Edward W. Hincks
Cambridge
N. P. Banks
Henry W. Wilson
Boston
Honer
O’brien
Brookline Voters Debate Library Death Resolutions
Town meeting in Brookline adopts resolutions from Public Library trustees on the death of Hon. Thomas H. Parsons. They praise his founder role and public spirit, while debate over sewer funds and schoolhouse costs continues. Public funds totaling 20 000 dollars are allocated for sewers drainage and Summer road repairs, with 15 000 requested for school houses and prior plans questioned.
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Brookline
William Aspinwall
Public Library
Thomas H. Parsons
Thomas Parsons
Wiiel
Summer Road
Jewish Citizens Protest Sunday Law Meeting at Greystone Hall
Merchants of the Jewish community filled Greystone Hall to oppose the Supreme Court Sunday law decision. Led by L Gans, the group urged modifying or repealing the law at the upcoming Legislature session. Committees were formed on Legislature and signatures, with Whitmore pledging support. The meeting adjourned to Wednesday to hear committee reports and plan the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greystone Hall
Supreme Court
L. Gans
Daily Press
Wah UN EH. Whitmore
Common Council
Schindler
H. Joskie
Peranent
H. M. Joel
Whitmore
Joskie
Sirman
Farry
Joel
Isaac Hi. Goldsmith
CG. Reinstein
Henry Goldstein
Soimuel
Kediander
I. M. Joel
S. M. Caro
Es Kesol
Goldsmith
Cem
Princeton Occasion Sparks Honor Dispute
James MoVosu criticizes Harvard College for withholding honors from Princeton during a university anniversary. He quotes lines misread as referring to Princeton and explains the author believed Princeton should have received a similar recognition for its contributions and research.
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McCosh
College OF New Jersey
Prixnerton
N. d
Slimes
Princeton
Edwards
Styx
Andover
Harvard College
Harvard
Sam
James MoVosu
Courts Hear Various Federal Cases in November Session
United States Circuit Court proceedings list verdict for defendant in Levi Wilson vs Moen, a breach of promise case. Also noted are Hammerschlag Manufacturing Co. v Spaulding on preliminary injunction for patent infringement and several civil suits involving administrators, property disputes, and tort claims with ongoing trials and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammersching Manufacturing Company
H.C. Spaulding Et al
Lowell
Roscoe Conkling
Thomas Weston, Jr
Elias Block
Rose A. Ryan
William H. Ryan
Cincinnati
L. D. Brandeis
J. R. Reed
Supreme Judicial Court Docket Highlights Nov 17
The Supreme Judicial Court convened with Chief Justice Morrion and justices Freip Devens and Allen. Dockets include Raymond v Russell, Hoxie v Cheney, Chaney v Hoxie, Doole vs Doole, and Pierce v Equitable Life, with listed counsel for each side.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morrion
C. J
Freip, Devens
C. Allen, Jr
George J. Raymond
Edward Russell
W. C. Cogswell
W. Hutchins
Albert N. Hoxie
Alden D. Chaney
D.C. Linscott
W. B. French
Attorney General and commercial cases hear progress noted
Attorney General by information against Housze Valley Horse Railroad Co. resumed and finished. Commercial Wharf Co. vs Augustus Winsor et al. resumed with evidence finished and arguments to come Friday. A bill in equity seeks an injunction to keep a passageway open per indenture. Names of counsel listed. Divorce cases slated for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housze Valley Horse Railroad Co
Commercial Wharf Company
Augustus Winsor
Equity
George O. Shattuck
John C. Ropes
E. J. Eloar
J.D. Beyant
J. QO. Teele
Damages suit over icy Washington street sidewalk fall
A court resumed against Alice T Monahan v City of Boston for injuries from slipping on an icy Washington street sidewalk. Plaintiffs attorneys listed. defendant represented. Also Harriet Delong v Patrick Kenney, in which the plaintiff died and an administrator now prosecutes. hole cover defect caused a fall at 46 Harvard Street. Trials proceed with respective counsel.
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Silver Street
Boston
W. F. Slocum
J. A. McGeough
John B. Holmes
Peter Flood
Everett
B. Magoun
Edmund Reardon
Austin and
Maine Streets
Charlestown
Austin Street
N. Shepard
Samuel Hoar
Alice T. Monahan
City of
Washington Street
George R. Wheelock
T. Jemney
T. M. Babson
Harriet Delong
Patrick Kenney
Harvard Street
F. Paul
William Gaston
C. F. Donelly
Thorder
Delaney
Canney
Jordan
Messenney
Saine
Kneeland
Reed
Pacific Bank
Sherman
McGaffigan
Weed S. M. Co
Faulheter
Harrington
Standard VP
Lb. Co
McDavitt
Hamilton
Thompson
Berlen
Skillings
Same
Ames
Rich
Moulton
Hunt
Jaccobs
Howard
Otheman
Brady
Cosgrove
Lowle
Brooks
Hawley
Hildreth
Dorey
Johnson
Seaver
Sim
Caswell
veoo—Hart
T. J. Gargan
S. C. Dailey
Reeve
Dennett
de Merritte
Ladd
Blanchard
Boston Gaslight Co
Armstrong
Middlesex R.rk. Co
Ford
Jappan
Bruce
Bassett
Edwards
Kal
Alden
Reber
Mulberna
Byrne
Whitcher
Hill
Smith
Denning
Alayn Wa Watloe
Rainy Night Keeps Attendance Low at City Caucuses
The Republican caucuses report thin turnout amid wet weather and general indifference. Delegates to mayoralty and aldermanic conventions are listed by ward, with factions backing various candidates. notably delegates favor renomination of certain aldermen and Ward 16 seeks sole nomination for George H. Prince.
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McPherson
Wesley A. Gove
J. Henry Stevenson
William Beeching
Charles F. Walker
Charles T. Witt
Arthur McArthur
Bestiell Erskine
Coleman Cook
Eben Hodes
J. William Robbins
John J. Bates
Widermanic
Peter Morrison
John E. Lynch
George W. Bond
Francis Leeds
Charles A Lattlefield
J James A. Cochran
Willis
McMichael
Edwin &. Webster
John AD. Campbell
William A. Maxwell
George E. Young
William BP. Webb
Waakd
Mayoratty
D. H. Jones
A. A. Proctor
Samuel Peters
Butler
Warren Demond
Aldermanic
Marshall O. Warren
J. EL. Pete
Charles S. Copeland
George EE. Carney
Henry Bloomfelde
Waki
Liveras
Hall
Horace J. Boynton
D. Homer Bagerly
Daniel Wiliams
Loverine
Amos H. Brown
Daniel Sweeney
Robert K. Wiley
Charles ‘'Y Ripley
Dennis Downey
George BH. Cornwall
Daniel S. Barry
Charles F. Johnson
Henry A. Bolan
Edward C. Sholes
William H. Marky
Aloses Hl. Gave
Gufford S. Ladd
Frank Dow
Wanp G
A. d. McIntyre
Francis W. Ryder
Erasmus P. Metcalf
George HL. Store
Lewis A. Drake
George TL. Stone
Ienary MM. Johnson
W. TE. Watts
William A. P. Williare
Kenry C. Stettz
Charles Turner
Willam Gerhardt
Toms Howard
William
J. Owens A
Roca
Eaton
Luther
M. Reeves
J. &. Foster
G. al’ Wheeler
Bromwich
J. B. Field
H. W.W. Stickney
J. E. Huntress
R. Provan
Go Wait
W. G. Sampson
S. A
Hilliard L. Goodal
Benjamin F. Deming
Daniel W. Tyler
James H. Campbell
John 5. Righareson
Wilbur G. Rockwell
William Tuttle
George H. Prince
Francis F. Emery
Jonathan A. Pane
Albert HH
Rhodes
Oliver Busei
William R. Hart
William J. Baldwin
Alpheus Sanford
Robert H. Bowman
Edward Shaw
Edmund T. Eastman
Sumner Appleton
Arthur Hazard
A. W. Hixon
Wil A. Haskell
A. F. Kinney
John H. Russell
Ass. Dinsmore
A. A. Woodward
WaAnp
Benjamin E. Cole
Thomas Talbot
Samuel Hichvorn
Stillman
George F. Bauve
Franklin Crosby
Thomas J. Emery
Nathan Sawyer
Nathaniel Urimbecorn
John Albree
John S. Winn
Joseph W. Chickey
Henry Frost
Franklin K. Danish
Joshua Littlefield
H. A. Hall
W. E. O'Flaherty
H. C. Pickering
Pula Nugent
C. J
Yenseley
Alderman
Aldeomanic
A. G. Bartlett
J. D. Whitcom
Jake Wade
F. Means
E. B. Adams
Albert Howard
D. Buttrick
A. C. Caton
J. F. Jordan
J. P. Blake
Warp
Mayoralty
E. Rogers
J. I. Rousmaniere
S. Bartlett
C.J
J. D. Morton
G.T. Appleton
James Goodman
M. Hodges
G. W. Jackson
C. M. Seaver
F. M. Futtredge
G. F. Forbes
A. Hooper
R. D. Goodwin
A. Cartes
J. H. Griggs
George &Tomlinson
John C. Tobin
Charles J. Biasser
Frederick J. Herter, Jr
Jacob L. Weinz
John J. Capele
Isaac P. Cragg
Joseph C. Kiser
Jaccob Schomer
Charles H. Kider
James P. Pax
Republican Party
James VP. Fox
Ward 22 Republicans vote to expel James Fox after withdrawal
The document records intra party conflict with Fox withdrawing from the Republican ticket on election day in favor of John Shea. It declares Fox a traitor to the Republican party and orders his name struck from Ward 22 rolls and bars him from future caucuses. It lists mayoral candidates across wards 23 to 25 and notes a motion to instruct delegates to back Joseph Bennett was defeated.
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Fox
John FF. Shea
James VP. Fox
Ward 22
Trom
Ward
Abraham C. Bigelow
Matthew Bolles
Albert Haberstroh
John Pratt
Jeury &. Coe
Joseph H. Curtis
Elames W. Kollink
Willian H. Goodwin
John E. Blakemore
Daniel Gunn
George R. Fowler
Nelson
Wakefield
J. Frank Howland
E. C. Whitney
Henry N. Sawyer
Cheever Newhall
George L. Burt
Wallace Kenney
E- B. Callenager
James FH. Skintyre
Daniel Lovering, Jr
Robert W. Light
Charles F. Kittridge
W. Hayden
Edmund Ph. Snow
William C. Pope
Samuel Hane
James Shapleigh
John TL. Chamberlain
S. H. Mitchell
Swilliam
EE. Hibbard
F. G. Newhall
Charles MeiKhenvie
Aldermanic
John L. B. Pratt
Austin Bigelow
Janes W. Harvey
A. 5
Richardson
James A. Hathaway
Pierce O’connell
James Madden
Joseph Bennett
City and court notes and local incidents
The executive Council met yesterday and transacted routine business. A Lynn and Boston railroad workers ask for shorter hours. An impostor claiming Mr Thomas Gaffield recommended a bearer for aid, duped donors. Garfield denies acquaintance. In Municipal Court Jeremiah Madden is committed for murder. George Mullen injured in an electric post fall and hospitalized. The late Seth F E Pecker Jinx estate appraised at 82 056 75. Michael Morgan drops dead at 93 Charles street. cause heart disease. Mead lectures at Boston University on Jol Robinson. Baker murder case set for December 15 at Cambridge. Union Hall hosted the fifth entertainment of the season with several performers.
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State House
Lynn & Roston Horse Railroad
Thomas Gaffield
John J. Parker
Garfield
Jeremiah J. Madden
Mary A. Madden
George Mullen
Gardner Street
Tremont
Court Streets
Seth FE. Pecker
Michael Morgan
Charles Street
Mead
Terie Fathers
Boston University
Jol Robinson
George Francis Baker
Mary Ann June Baker
Susannah Prescott
Groton
Cambridge
Union Hall
Forty-Second Annual Theta Delta Chi Convention Opens
The fortieth annual session began at Youngs Hotel with Dr J M Curtis presiding. Delegates from Harvard Boston Amherst Tufts Kenyon Hobart Dickinson LaFayette Hamilton Lehigh Cornell NYU RPI attended as they ratify a new constitution and adopt reports for publication.
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Theta Delta Chi
Young’s Hotel
J. M. Curtis
Wilmington
Del
Union College
New York
Pr. Nott
America
Hlon. Seward A. Simmons
Grand Lodge
Bafile
N. Y
Ermd Lodge
C. Albraith B. Perry
Providence
R. I
Harvard University
Boston University
Amherst
Tufts
Kenyon
Hobart
Dickenson
LaFayette
Hamilton
Lehigh
Ocean collision near upper middle harbor injures two ships
The schooner Hotheny Thorgston from New York to Perth Amboy was struck Monday night by the Virginia bound Henry Finch causing $500 damage. The Hotheny Thorgston returned to Newport for repairs while the Henry Finch lost jibboom and other head gear. Meanwhile steamers and various vessels arrived at port with cargoes from Port au Prince Genoa and the Caribbean.
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New York
Hotheny Thorgston
Perth Amboy
Upper
Henry Bch
Virginia
Newport
Henry Finch
York
Aunt Alpes
Port Au Prince
Parks Genitoire
Genoa
Una-Nima
Luerick
Henry
Wood bars antidote crafted to mimic gin flavor
A Saturday Evening Gazette item describes Wood bars antidote as a cure for distress from Prohibition in Newport. The concoction blends gin like flavors lemon juice bitters and sugar to pass as a palatable gin cocktail and is sold by druggists and grocers amid temperance tensions.
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Jimas
Newport
Rhode Island
Groce
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