Second suffrage social and city meetings in Tremont Temple
Tomorrow Tremont Temple hosts the second suffrage sociable from 6 to 10 pm and a mass meeting at 2:30 pm for women voters with Rev David Gregg. The area sees multiple civic notes, including land sales on Parker street, charity bequests, and aldermen debates on street pipes and city finances.
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Tremont Temple
Asylum and Farm School
City Hall
B. Fay Mills
Park Street
Evangelistic Association of New England
Parker Street
Huntington
Back Bay Park
George B. Elliot
David Simonds
Burlington
Mass
Home
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Gwynne
Boston
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Woburn
New England
Baldwin Place
Citizens’ Trade Association of
East Boston
Grand Army Hall
Ward and City Committee of Women Voters
David Gregg
Y. M. C. Union Gymnasium
Boylston Street
Bargain Carnival Auction for Overcoats and Ulsters
Lot 1 offers 200 extra heavy Shetland ribbed elytsian beaver overcoats at 87 each with regular sizes 34 to 44. Lot 2 features 100 blue wide wale worsted diagonal overcoats at 10 each. Lot 3 presents 100 English Melton overcoats at 10 each. Lot 4 includes 150 dark brown kersey overcoats with silk facings at 15 each. Lot 5 lists 50 indigo blue chin crilla overcoats at 8 each. About 30 styles of fancy cassimere and worsted suits available near half value. Lot 6 offers 100 strictly all wool English cheviot suits in plaid at prices previously 15 but now in auction. Great carnival week for bargains before Thanksgiving.
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Dobson
National Worsted Co
Naumburg
Kraus, Lauer & Co
Auction Sale Ads at Great Bargains in New England
Naumburg Kraus Lauer & Co offer 34 to 42 sizes of plaid velour suit sets at 10 dollars, silk mixed and worsted suits at 10 to 12 dollars, dominated by fabric houses Empire Mills. Also 34 to 42 Moscow beaver overcoats for 7 dollars. Notes claim high quality and urge early viewing in Haverhill and surrounding towns. Public notices include executors and wills with distributions and trusts across Lynn Topsfield and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naumburg
Krans, Lauer & Co
Empire Mills
New York
Naumburg, Kraus, Lauer & Co
New England
Wellesley Club Organizes at United States Hotel
The Wellesley Club formed at the United States Hotel with forty gentlemen present and Col. Albert Clark presiding. Officers elected include President Albert Clark Vice-president Nathan Abbott Secretary J W Peabody Treasurer A J Nash and four directors. The Irish Charitable Society held its regular meeting at Parker's with two new members chosen and a ball set for Music Hall January 27. Tow boat talks occurred at Young's Hotel chaired by Joshua Lovett. Notable arrivals include M M Ballou with book Alaska and various guests listed by hotel and origin.
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Wellesley Club
United States Hotel
Albert Clark
Nathan Abbott
J. W. Peabody
A. J. Nash
G. C. Brewer
J. E. Self
G. E. Richardson
E. D. Emerson
E.’Brien
Thomaston
A. P. Stoine
Springfield
G. Wilton
Lima
Peru
G. W Johnson
Brookfield
Adams
O. H. Reynolds
FP. H. Smith
Norwich
Conn
J. A. Clark
E. C. Bushnell
New York
W. A. McDonald
Denver
Col
W. Davis
J. QO. Harvey
Concord
Thorndike
James R. Dunn
Massillon
J. Svrvat
Minneapolis
Minn
W. J. Tatnall
St. Paul
Charles Marseilles
Exeter
N. H
Stillman
I. Cook
Parker
D. F. Merrill
Washington
W. Wilkinson
Beeston
Eng
Alexis Menage
M. Goddard
H. L. Chipman
Halifax
J. V Campean
West Boylston
John Newman
G. F. Miles
Ireland
A. A. LeRoy
Mohonk Lake
N. Y
Joshua Chaimberlain
Maine
Tremont
S. Gally
Philadelphia
S. Wilcox
Wife
O. Edwards
Northampton
George Bidwell
East Hartford
Gustave Schloss
New_York
W. Acer
Montreal
C. M. Ballard
Young’s
B. A. Kimball
A. A. Strout
Portland, Me
Henry D. Stanley
Bridgeport, Conn
R. T. Irvine
Livera Eng
A. Gilman and Family
Passing of Charles T. Reed Highlighted by Boston Railroad Group
At a Boston meeting of the Association of Railroad and Steamboat Agents a preamble honors Charles T. Reed who endured years of illness with courage. The committee commends his exactness, labor, honor, and fairness. They resolve to send a copy of proceedings to his family with condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of the Association of Railroad and Steamboat Agents
Charles T. Reed
Boston
F. A. Wellington
A. J. Harlow
A. A. Smith
W.S. Condell
William Garty
Methodist Social Union Holds Monthly Meeting in Berkeley Hall
The Methodist Social Union met at Berkeley Hall with over 350 members present. Dinner was served by caterer Tufts at 6 30 and music by the Malden Church Quartet. The evening featured remarks by Mrs Lucy Rider Meyer M D and a report urging expanded ballot positions for next month’s annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Social Union
Berkeley Hall
Tufts
Malden Church
E. H. Bailey
Hale Jacobs
H. Pew
M. W. Basford
W. S. Lincoln
Warren
Boston University
William Nast Brodbeck
Lucy Rider Meyer
Chicago
Deaconess Home and Training School
Methodist Church
Court adjourns as juries prepare for civil business
The United States Court in PH stands adjourned to today Tuesday when juries come in for civil business. No case was found ready last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Portrait of Burns by Raeburn Reported Found
A long lost full figure portrait of Burns attributed to Raeburn has emerged in Edinburgh. It was found in the possession of Mr Barrington Nash and has been discussed by Edinburgh papers, with belief Raeburn completed Nasmyth's portrait and Benge's engraving to the poet's likeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Raeburn
Barrington Nash
Edinburgh
Nasmyth
Benge
Wealthy Ar monk resident fatally shot in burglary
Andrew White of Ar monk New Mexico was likely killed in a Sunday burglary at his home. The suspect, William Lee, about sixteen, was captured and identified as the attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew White
Armonk
William Lee
Supreme Judicial Court session previews cases heard
The Supreme Judicial Court heard arguments in three dockets with Justices Deven, Allen, and Holmes presiding. Cases include Hopewell Mills v Taunton Savings Bank, Louise J Allen v Connecticut River Lumber, and George F Phillips v City of Boston. The equity docket will be taken up today. Nos. 599 609 618 619 620 621 and 623.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Navy
Devens
W. Allen
C. Allen
Houlmes
Know Ton
Hopewell Mills
Taunton Savings Bank
L. Livermore
W. K. Richardson
A. M. Alger
Louise J. Allen
Connecticut River Lumber Company
H. N. Allen
G. L. Mayberry
H. Wardwell
George F. Phillips
City of
Boston
A. E. Pillsbury
W. B. Lawrence
Pipes A. J. Bailey
K. W. Nason
Assignments in Equity for Tomorrow in Several Dockets
Tomorrow's calendar shows assignments in equity across multiple cases including Daley v Davis Oliver v Oliver Plummer v Dennett Carter v Leonard Gale v Nickerson Boston & Savannah Steamship Co petition for dissolution Dunham v Dunham Warren v Canty Grooved Stave Corrugated Hoop Co v Thornton Cunniff v Lawrence Norfolk Wheelwright v Carlton Quincy Water Co v Fallon Norfolk Butler v Seely Odd Fellows Relief Assn v Carroll Hampden Denton v Denton Whidden v White.
Damages Awarded in Horse Purchase Warranty Case
In Second Session Ham mond court, Catherine Dermott vs Charles Snow et al, plaintiff bought two horses for 850 dollars on May 13 1888 with a warranty they were sound. they died within ten days. Jury returns verdict for plaintiff 38068 dollars after defense claims improper care by plaintiff. Attorneys listed. Sessions note chief justice ill. Hammond presiding in Cambridge.
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Hammond
Catherine M.dermott
Charles H. Snow
Laintiff
J. L. Bates
Henry E. Fales
Cambridge
Blodgett
Archibald Haggs
Pro Ams
West End Street Railway Company
Boston
Hesseltine
J. A. Brackett
M. #. Dickinson, Jr
G. T. Braman
Seewsclawe
Patrick Kane v Old Colony Railroad Company at Stoughton
Superior Court first session November 18 notes Vincent Barker J. hears case No 3360 Patrick Kane sues Old Colony Railroad for injuries when a turntable pit collision with an engine on February 16, 1888 caused rib fractures and more while at work on the defendant’s equipment in Stoughton. Attorneys Greenhood and Benton appear. Other cases listed as references.
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Superior Court
Barker
Patrick Kane
Old Colony Railroad Company
Stoughton
KE. Greenhood
J. H. Benton, Jr
Isien
North
Davis
Continental Clothing House Largest New England Outfit
Continental Clothing House claims to be the largest wholesale and retail clothing house in New England offering broad inventories for businesses and individuals.
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Continental Clothing House
Clothing House
New England
Petitions for Damages Case In Plymouth County Court
Superior Court civil term in Plymouth County Brockton November 18 reports petition by Sarah Jones executor John F Andrew and attorneys Asa French E C Bumpus for petitioner against Nan tasket Beach Railroad Company over land taking at Hull viewed premises due to petitioners death. Also listed No 230 John F Simmons executor vs W S E Parker Welch et al contract action.
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Superior Court
Plymouth County
Brockton
Pirmey
Sarah Jones
Nantasket Beach Railroad Company
Hull
John F. Andrew
Asa French
E. C. Bumpus
R. M. Morse, Jr
J. O. Burdett
John F. Simmons
WS. E. Parker Welch
Superior Court Docket Includes Drunkenness and Break‑In Cases
On Nov 18 in the Superior Criminal Court Judge Duffy presided. Duffy ordered a six month sentence for drunkenness in House of Industry and set bail at $800 for Charles Wilson on breaking and entering. The docket lists multiple Commonwealth v. cases including varied defendants and years from 1862 to 1906 with numerous surnames such as Hogarty Dumas Finn Shrimp McDevitt Bannon Goodwin Hamel Gorham Murphy Provost Atwood Griffin Ball Adams Barton Marsh Broughton Hodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar
J. Henry F. Duffy
House of Industry
Charles Wilson
Commonwealth
Same
Hogarty
Sweeney
Dumas
Finn
Sane
Shrimp
Hamel
Gorham
Murphy
Provost
Atwood
Griffin
Ball
Ad.ms
Barton
Marsh
Broughton
Hodge
Adultery and Nuisance Cases Date in Middlesex Court
Superior Court criminal docket from Middlesex County on Nov 18 lists James O Sherman of Wayland for adultery with a sentence of fifteen months in the House of Correction. Catherine Nolan of Woburn faces liquor nuisance charges with a $50 fine and costs. Thomas Garvey of Natick is fined $3 with costs for disturbing the peace. Honora Conerty of Cambridge charged with liquor nuisance with a $100 fine, costs, and three months in the House of Correction. Daniel Sugrue of Cambridge charged with assault and battery with $7 and costs. Cornelius Ryan of Newton charged with assault and battery with $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Sherman
J. James O
Wayland
House of Correction
Catherine Nolan
Woburn
Thomas Garvey
Natick
Honora Conerty
Camridge
Daniel Sugrue
Cambridge
Cornelius Ryan
Newton
Probate Court Covers Wills and Admin Proceedings
In Suffolk County on November 18, McKim J presided as wills for Charlotte Stark William F Whitcomb Rebecca R Morse Elizabeth S Prescott Benjamin Chase John B Halstuck Catherine McCabe Edwin H R Ruggles Henrietta Tardif James S Freeman Clement Drew and Elizabeth Drew were admitted to probate. Letters of administration were issued for estates of John Allen Hugh H Campbell Ellen Galvin Frances R M Snow Simon G Dunn Mary Oliver Michael Tierney George C Barney Charlotte M Dodge Caroline de Geldsdorff Ferdinand Kelly John E Stewart John F Lemon Robert M Lindsay Eva G Stevens Catherine Kane alias Cain and Ellen Kane alias Cane.
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Suffolk County
McKim
Charlotte Stark
William F.whitcomb
Rebecca R. Morse
Elizabeth S. Prescott
Benjamin Chase
John B. Halstuck
Catherine McCabe
Edwin H. R. Ruggles
Henrietta Tardif
Jamess. Freeman
Clement Drew
Elizabeth Drew
John Allen
Hugh H. Campbell
Ellen Galvin
Frances R. M. Snow
Simon G. Dunn
Mary Oliver
Michael Tierney
George C. Barney
Charlotte M. Dodge
Caroline de Geldsdorff
Ferdinand Kelly
John E. Stewart
John F. Lemon
Robert M. Lindsay
Eva G. Stevens
Catherine Kane
Alias Cain
Ellen Kane
Alias Cane
Probate Court notices of wills proved in Essex County
Salem November 18 Harmony J presided as judge of the Probate Court. Wills of deceased residents were proved for John Barry Andover Mary A Chase Lynn Harris Colby Lynn John Daley Lawrence Sarah A Davis Wen ham Mary Fitzpatrick Haverhill James Fulton Methuen James Hodgkins Gloucester Joseph Johnson Nahant Sarah G Laney Newburyport Sarah A Ober Salem Syrene Parker Ipswich Harriet B Plumer Georgetown Philip Sullivan of
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Essex County
Salem
Harmony
J. Wills
John Barry
Andover
Mary A. Chase
Lynn
Harris Colby
John Daley
Lawrence
Sarah A. Davis
Wenham
Mary Fitzpatrick
Haverhill
James Fulton
Methuen
James Hodgkins
Gloucester
Joseph Johnson
Nahant
Sarah G. Laney
Newburyport
Sarah A. Ober
Syrene Parker
Ipswich
Harriet B. Plumer
Georgetown
Philip Sullivan
Municipal Court docket and criminal session notes
First and second sessions led by Adams and Curtis with numerous civil cases listed by docket number. John Callahan sentenced to six months in the House of Correction for larceny. twenty three Chinese men fined five dollars each for playing fan tan. eight others had cases continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
J. John Callahan
House of Correction
Yachtsmen Day Plans Discussed at Maritime Exhibition
Officers of New England yacht clubs met at the Maritime Exhibition to plan yachtsmen day on December 3. General Butler Paine and Edward Burgess were eyed as speakers while efforts to secure the America's Cup were noted. 160 City Farm School boys from Thompson's Island visited, praised for orderly conduct and a school band performance.
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New England
General Butler
General Paine
Edward Burgess
City Farm School
Thompson’s Island
Bradley
Exhibition by Miss Barry and Miss Moulton Pupils
The pupils present an exhibition at the studio 44 Boylston street Pelham building from Wednesday for four days. Tapestry paintings of figure subjects show strong design and color under Miss Barry. Landscapes and marines in Miss Moulton's classes reveal truthful tones and careful observation. The artists are praised for their conscientious study and the exhibition is described as interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barry
Miss Moulton
Boylston Street
Pelham Building
Furs in Boston Offer Shoulder Capes Muffs and Boas
A Boston fur shop touts its top stock of shoulder capes muffs and boas as the finest in the city, inviting shoppers to browse a selection described as superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Progress at Vassar joins meteorological society links
The astronomical department at Vassar College is now connected with the New England Meteorological Society and sends regular monthly reports to Cambridge. Among Barnard College trustees in New York are three Vassar alumnae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
New England Meteorological Society
Cambridge
Barnard College
New York
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Rogers
Eddy
Yras
Gove
Kelley
McLaughlin
Short
Stacey
Nays
Congress Street Bridge
Joint Committee On
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Faneuil Hall Cooling Company
Quincy Company
Mr. Eddy
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Alderman Folsom
Alderman Murphy
Joint
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Charles Gate West
Roxbury
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Boston & Maine Railroad
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Newsboys
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Edward J. Kimball
West Sixth Street
Freeland, Loomis & CQ
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Elizabeth Ingalls
Hamilton
John H. Jones
Lucy Martin
Caroline E. Newcomb
James Peatfield
John H. Savory
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Frank H. ‘Tyler
Buffalo
Almina R. Sawtelle
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Danvers
Edwin Walden
Lyon
William Eustace Kimball
Bradford
Rachel Myers
Richard B. Hood
George W. Chandler
Sewell B. Noyes
New Lima
Washington Street
Essex Agricultural Society
Little Wanderers
New England Trust Company
Esther W. Hutchings
Susan A. Mann
Massachusetts General Hospital
Moses W. Stone
James F. Fitzgerald
Charles H. Leete
Patrick J. Farrell
James Goggswell
Michael F. Hickey
John P. Cushman
James A. Connors
New Wellesley Club
Frank L. Wood
E. C. Lécke
A. B. Cutter
Indianapolis
Ind
A. M. Lamar
J. D. Alexander
Sears
Weston
W. Babcock
Providence
R. J. Quincy
Fred A. Field
Rutland
Harris
Penacook
George J. Forbes
Rant Brookfield
W. H. Whitcomb
Norway
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Haggi
West End St. Railway
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Hatch
Hickey
Mer. & Miners T. Co
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Perkins
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Scituate Beach
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Smith
Daly
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Grant
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Dodg Triumer Co
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McLeod
Jones
Robinson
Hern
Potter
Leonard
O'Hara
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Shillabet
Bake
Leary
White
Dee
Swan
Farrington
Floyd
Brazilian
Nichols
Waldron
Montgomery
Sprague
Hastings
Amerige
Robertson
Rice
Thompson
Street
Johnston Co
Harrington
Driscoll
Downing
Georgia
Howard Natl
Bank
Crowell
Carpenter
Seeley
Walsh
Bixton
Cullin
Shrongnet
Davidson
FURS
Alaska
Edw. Kakas
Kaka ‘ Ath
Oak Grove Farm Bottling
Ruggles Street
Paris
W. Baker & Cos
W.baker & CO
Dorchester
Mr. Faxon
Brackett
Pilgrim Hall
Congregational Building
J. Warren Bailey
Somerville
Benjamin R. Jewell
B. B. Johnson
Henry H. Faxon
Hitchcock
Russell
Messrs. Fox
New Bedford
Jewell
G. P. Lawton
R. Olmstead
William H. Webster
Royal Baking Powder
United States
Cana
Dian
Royal
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