Paper Making Exhibit for World Fair Aims for Chicago
Chicago Paper Trade Club plans American Paper Making Exhibit Company with 100000 capital to showcase paper making at the World’s Columbian Exposition. A nine member committee to negotiate with Boston guests urged cooperative effort. space secured. souvenirs proposed to fund the exhibit. officials from National American Papermakers Association vocally support Chicago’s bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Paper Trade Club
Illinois
American Paper Making Exhibit Company
Hotel Brunswick
Boston Paper Trade Association
Chicago Club
M. J. Fitch
Fred Wagoner
H. A. Framback
George N. Friend
George K. Bardeen
J. M. Johnston
F. W. Breed
National World’s Fair Commission
J. W. Corcoran
E. Clarence Hovey
State World’s
Chicago Paper Club
Boston Club
J. Fred Waggoner
Chicago
F. A. Frambach
W. A. Russell
National American Papermakers’ Association
Businss
National Paper Manufacturing Association
West
Rice
General Corcoran
Byron Weston
E. 44. Haskell
Ward caucuses in Dorchester Republicans nominate Alderman
In Boston Ward caucuses, Republicans nominate candidates for Common Council and elect ward committees. Otis Eddy chosen for Alderman in Ward 24. S. Edward Shaw under fire in Ward 17. young factions gain ground in multiple wards. Overall, party regulars face upheaval as ward committees shift control and names like Bates Cororan Stalker appear across wards.
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Boston
S. Edward Shaw
Shaw
W. P. Ordway
G. W. Blake
Ousiddy
Major Young
Common Council
John L. Bates
James A. Cocoran
Hugh L. Stalker
George H. Battis
George L. Durvees
Breda A. Tealy
Willam ©. Smith, Jr
George A. Wuitieu
Jose H W. Robbins
Crank
Georgel. Gauioaus
Edward W. Presho
Arthur W. Rhovumsen
Leonard C. Dunnels
Charles Kuhl
Thomas J. Roberts
Mortiner W. Connelly
Aislen J. Muintyre
Joseph Carver
J. Jenderson Aliston
Harlow K. Back
George Id. Newton
Melvin UO. Adame
Arthur L. Spring
Clarence P. Weston
William ©. Farner
Ward Commi
Tee
Richard L. Gay
Marcus C. Cook
Frank Ob. Iogalls
Henry . Toster
George W. Harris
Frank H. Briggs
Charles W. Idatisovam
Royal Robbin
Sward
Charles Fairchild
George K. Billings
George HW. Lyman
Wilam i. Dyer
Wiliam Kotch
Samuel T. Pavie
Thomas Russel
James HH. Viplar
Charles H. Tall
Joseph L. Clapp
Robert Disbur
Wiliam ©. Cooledee
Thomas HH. Bond
Frank H. Bond
Charles Li. Jones
Mertain Hatch
Charles H. Turner
Edwin K. Bridge
Henry Uc, Kamberg
John J. Wortisch
Allan G. Boyd
Oliver W. Caenery
John G. McNutt
Edwin R. Spinney
Charles Hi. G. Ferguson
William G. A. Sampson
Richard Db, Whitney
William H. Philips
Oliver W. Chenery
Leste W. Kindred
George W. Lower
William T. Latoste
Osgood A. Klaney
Frederick P. Dillingham
Edward B. Wheeler
Fred L. Duckney
Paran C
H. Belcher
Cnartes
Debiois
Osborn A. Killegins
Charles L. Devies
James F&f. McKenzy
William W. Campbell
William i. Wier
Kenry C. Richardson
Willam Berwin
Charles E. Clark
Freeman O. Kimerson
Howard K. Gratteau
Samuel T. Harris
Franz Jhuxo Krebs, Jr
Benjamin C. Lane
Merton It, Shedd
Richard D. Willard
Joseph W. Hendricks
Charles B. Woolley
John P. Geisecker
Hadwin P. Bills
Joseph N. Aley
James F. Andrews
Russell A. Sears
J. L.vaylor
Kenry A. Silver
William C. Morey
Augustus ‘I, Sweat
Frank F. ‘Taylor
Henry &. Penny
Warren HH
Doolittle
John de Fiardy
M. W. Durley
Albert
Hurrage
George M. Seates
James O. Libby
Charles I. Bowker
John 5. Richardson
George A. Merrill
William M. Meinnes
George Adams
Crain
James H. Craft
Samuel £. Smith
Samuel C. Jones
Chauncy K. Bullock
James Hi. Maguire
Robert J. Strong
Charles H. Botsford
Otis Eddy
Folsom
F. H. Young
J. 4
Patterson
Henry B. Goodenough
James W. Harvey
Samuel H. Mitchell
Charles T. Stetson
Charles P. Harding
William KK. Dibbard
George A. Nute
William Seolians
Health Tips And Cold Remedies From The Era
The article urges lots of daylight, plain meals, and dry weather footwear for health. It notes mutton as easily digested, warns that colds can lead to bronchitis, and promotes a whiskey remedy in water to lift mood and circulation, endorsing Duffy’s Pure Malt as the safe choice free of fusil oil.
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B. W. Richardson
Duffy's Pare Mall
Committee names ten for school board list
President John A. McDonough announced a Democratic City Committee plan to form a Committee of Twenty-five to select a ten‑member slate for the school board. The list includes Ward 2 chairman P Maguire and 23 other named members with several unnamed additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McDonough
Democratic City Committee
P. Maguire
Ward
Ihemas Tivny
Patrick J. Kennedy
John W. O'Neil
Joseph J. Corvelt
Michael J. O'Shea
Matthew Keoany
John A. McLaughlin
Edward. Domevan
William M. Kicienna
Kenry W. Swift
Pierre Uombert, Jr
James Y H. Black
John J. Teavens
Veuris M. Cronin
William S. McNary
James Dernevau
Andrew Ai. Lamigen
Jacob M. Snitz
Martin Resan
Joan 4. Naun
William H. Carberry
A. S. Parker Weeks
Joseph H. Beale
John HH. Lee
Thomas J. Velehawy
Edward F&. Reilly
Jon H. McDonough
Monument Gift from Egypt Exploration Fund Arrives
The Egypt Exploration Fund, led by vice-president Rev. Dr. William Winslow of the city, donates a sixteen foot column from Atmos to the Museum of Fine Arts. The shaft, part of the vestibule to a grand temple, bears hieroglyphics and dates to about 2500 B C. The Bubastis capital supports a lotus bud, with an artistic Jeaf capital above, and an array of sygall artifacts accompanies the sculptures.
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Egypt Exploration Fund
William ©. Winslow
Atmos
Hanes
Heraclepolis
Bubastis
Sygall
Young Men's Democratic Club Dinner Plans at Faneuil Hall
The Young Men's Democratic Club invites members to a Dec 21 dinner with venue possibly Faneuil Hall. An attendance count is requested to arrange catering and speakers, including John Russell and others, with a focus on a formal event for club members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Faneuil Tall
Russell and
Orcoran
John
Russell
New Home Sewing Machine Ad at 160 Tremont Street
An advertisement promotes the New Home Sewing Machine offered at 160 Tremont Street. The compact listing underscores a sale position without additional details or pricing.
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Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Hoon
Nilsson
Governor and Council Review Life Convicts for Clemency
Governor Russell and the Council visited the State Prison to complete the clemency review for life convicts who have petitions. About five cases were examined. Thanksgiving precedent favors pardoning one or two if warranted. The warden will read names at chapel exercises next Thursday morning if any are granted.
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Russell
Postmaster Hart Praises Mayor Candidate Allen in Letter
Thomas N Harr writes to Horace G Allen Republican mayoral candidate praising the convention and urging a clean campaign in the interest of the people. The letter expresses support and predicts the candidate will be seated in the mayor's chair if the campaign follows the convention's line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Horace G. Allen
Mr. Allen
Thomas N. Harr
The Last Ribs Funeral for Henry A. Ditson
The funeral for Henry A. Ditson, who died of heart disease last Sunday, was held yesterday at 2 o clock from the Cedar Grove residence with Rev Dr Lyon of Elm Hill Unitarian Church officiating. A large gathering attended including Richard Sears Philip Sears Tom Pettitt G Minturn Warden and Mr Snyder of Peck Snyder New York. Pallbearers were F Craig W Monroe D W Caswell and J J Smith. Interment followed at Forest Hill.
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Henry A. Ditson
Cedar Grove
Lyon
Elm Hill
Christology of the Psalms Discussed at Ministers Union
The second day of the Young Ministers' Christian Union convention at Emerald Street Church featured a reading of records from the last annual meeting. Rev W H Walker of Bridgeport Conn read a paper on The Christology of the Psalms, highlighting Psalm passages of praise and thanksgiving. The talk prompted discussion as the afternoon and evening sessions drew solid attendance.
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The
Young Ministers’ Christian Union
Emerald Street Church
Woodward
W. H. Walker
Bridgeport
Reformatory pardon violator arrested by inspector
Inspector McCausland arrested W F Callahan yesterday morning for violating his pardon from the Concord Reformatory. He was sentenced February 9, 1859 for larceny and released February 8, 1390 on a permit from the Prison Commissioners. Callahan was arrested for drunkenness and sent back to the Reformatory yesterday afternoon after a rearrest warrant was granted by the Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCausland
W. F. Callahan
Concord Reformatory
Callahan
Reformatory
Man steals key to trigger false fire alarms in Brookline
A Brookline resident turned in false fire alarms at night, using a stolen key from a Cypress Street and Gorham Avenue key box. The selectmen offered a $100 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction after an officer observed the man triggering an alarm but he escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Cypressur ¥ . Street
Gorham Avenue
Inspection finds no gypsy moths on the Common
Ten gypsy moth detectives inspected the Common yesterday and found no moths. Work will continue thirty days within city limits, but commissioners believe the parks have not been visited by the insects. The leaf fall has greatly simplified the task.
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Fpcu SD
Nominations Named for Mayor as Parties Field Candidates
In Ourney on November 18 the Democrats named William A Hodges for mayor and the Republicans named Henry O Fairbanks as their mayoral nominees.
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Ouircy
Ourney
Democrats Tonight
William A. Hodges
Republicans
Henry O. Fairbanks
A Hard Alternative at VPains Furniture Showroom
A sideboard advertised by VPains's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street is described as strikingly appealing. The design instantly attracts buyers, who must decide to buy or leave with disappointment at losing such a beautiful and affordable piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vpains
Furniture Company
Canal Street
Registration Opens in Boston for City Election
Registration begins this evening at 12 Beacon Street Central Office. Democrats credit earlier state effort for listing voters and expect limited additions for the city race. Republicans anticipate many new names but doubt more than a few thousand will be added across parties before registration closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Beacon Street
Wesley A. Gove declines East Boston alderman bid
Former Alderman Wesley A. Gove will not seek the Republican nomination for East Boston alderman this year. He cites Mr. Sullivan as popular and capable, adding no critique of Sullivan and noting that he has done well as an alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley A. Gove
Boston
Sullivan
Story Contest Invites Boston Writers with Judge Hale
Edward Everett Hale to judge a one side of paper fiction contest open to New England residents not connected with THE POST. Entrants must name and address on submission, keep copies, and prepaid return postage. THE POST may publish any submitted story. Entries to be addressed to the editor.
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THE
Boston Post
Boston
New England
Bos
POST
Edward Everett Hale
United States
Dr. Hale
T. U
Maverick Bank Transfer Delayed As Receivers Work On Assets
The Mavericks Bank books and accounts are being moved from the examiner to the receiver with extended hours and strong clerical support. An estimated nominal asset base of 10,000 prompts cautious outlook on final dividends, with depositors expected to recover 80 to 85 percent at best.
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Maverick Bank
Lynch
Beal
Ewer
Works
Boston News Burea
Description of Lobbyists
The sergeant at arms will issue a circular of instructions for legislative agents. Every employer name must be a real person or legally established corporation or association. Full name and business address of each registrant and all involved must be given. Registration must include full and exact title of each measure.
Short Story Editor at THE POST Boston Announces Closing Notice
The Post in Boston states due notice will be given for the closing of the competition. The item highlights upcoming deadlines and procedural steps for participants without naming individuals or dates.
Prison sentences increased for Baxter Coffey and Multen
Charles W. Baxter and James K. Coffey received additional six month terms for previous escape but were resentenced by Judge Sherman to one year each in the state prison per statute. Daniel Multen also got an extra year for escaping, added to his original sentence.
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Charles W. Baxter
James K. Coffey
Superior Criminal Court
Sherman
Daniel Multen
Short Stories of Boston by Bostonians legal notices
United States Circuit Court proceedings Nov 18 cover import duties on shank steel and common goods at Boston port with board of general appraisers decision, plus multiple civil actions including recoveries and tort claims. Names of attorneys and list of prior cases referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Coxt
J. F. A. Houdlett & Co
J. P. Tucker
TH. A. Wyman
United States
L. ©. Chase & Co
Board of General Appraisers
Port of Beston
Leardh
H. A. Wyman
Widows Protest Delays Randall Will Executors Appointed
Henry Randall died leaving $60 000 estate. His three sons Dr Charles L George and Samuel H Randall were named executors and exempted from bonds. His widow challenged but Suffolk County Probate Court appointed the sons yesterday with bonds of $10 000.
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Henry Randall
Charles L
George
Samuel H. Randall
Marriag
Suffolk County Probate Court
Funeral of Rev Samuel E Evans at Soldiers Home
The funeral of the Rev Samuel E Evans was held from the Soldiers' Home yesterday with officiating clergy including Rev William Robie of Truro and Rev Charles Jefferson of Central Congregational Church. The remains were interred in the Soldiers' lot at Forest Dale Cemetery in Maiden.
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MR. Evans
Samuel E. Evans
William Robie
Truro
Charles . Jefferson
Central Congregational Church
Forest Dale Cemetery
Maiden
English Passenger Refuses Vaccination on Catalonia
Frank Fairbank, a 20 year old English second cabin passenger, refused vaccination by the port physician aboard the Cunard steamship Catalonia. If he does not change his mind, he faces two weeks in quarantine.
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Cunard
Catalonia
Frank Fairbank
British steamer reports abandoned bark Capella at sea
The Lennox, a British steamer arriving from China and Japan, reports passing the bark Capella of St Johns New Brunswick abandoned and water logged in lat 35 10, lon 64 11.
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New York
Lennox
China
Japan
St. Johns
N. B
Supreme Court Docket Details Unfinished Cases Including Williamstown
The Supreme Judicial Court listings for November 18 show cases argued and unfinished, including Commonwealth versus Williamstown with Bliss on the Commonwealth side and Bennett Snow for the defense, plus Skillings versus Massachusetts Benefit Association with Morse Richardson for the plaintiff, Avery for the defendant. Ufford versus Spaulding involves Tucker and Prentiss, Lowers versus City of Boston with Long and Babson/Nason, and Feegan versus City of Boston noted. A long order today lists numerous docket numbers.
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Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Allen, Exowton
Morron
Supreme Judicial Court Dismisses Bent & Co Bill in Equity
In Suffolk Superior Court Nov 18 Judge Fletcher dismisses Know tron case against Bartlett et al settling that plaintiff’s claim to a one half interest in Bent & Co assets and goodwill valued at least 150000 is rejected. Full court review sought in Burr v Ohio Valley Life. Habeas corpus petitioners released after court finds authority lacking for fines.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk Ss
Tron
George A. Fletcher
James W. Bartlett
Bill
Equity
Fim
Bent & Co
Bartlett
Houlmes
D. Henry W. Burr
Ohio Valley Life Company Et
Ohio Valley Company
Massachusetts Benefit Company
J. R. Smith
Edward Avery F
Massachusetts Beneit Association
Jon Haskell Butler
M. P. Beckett
Joseph Owens
Malden
House of Correction
Personal Injury Suit Against West End Rail Reaches First Session
Superior Court Suffolk Is Nov 17 session opens in case Andrew Eaderschneider vs West End Street Railway Company No 1709 to recover 5000 damages for injuries alleged after a conductor acted negligently and caused harm. Court assigns Judge BtoneGert.
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D. O. Leydecker
Norman Y. Brintnall
Ame
City of
Boston
Chapman Street
Charlestown
H. E. Bolles
R. M. Saltonstall
P. J. Doherty
R. W. Nason
Hartford
Hayes
Jackson
Hilton
Trew
Haverhill Iron
Dean
Legion of Ironer
Nason
Black
Sayville
Grooks
Hill- Re
J. P. Leahy
J. P. Greenough
J. E. Parmenter
Glancy
Bost
Sunny
Dandero
Skillings
Marcus
Conner
Merrill
Suffolk, Is
BtoneGert, J
Andrew Eaderschneider
West End Street Railway Company
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Gossippers
Carlsbad
Europe
Republican Council
City Hall
Dorchester
Museum of Fine Arts
Democranic Club
Faneuil Hall
Pabrdon
Allen
Tonians
the Post
Bostonians
J. G. Seltzer
J. Ki. Hanly
M. FP. Dickinson
W. Bb. Sprout
Rand
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Silva
Williamg
Kakas
Rovers
guzi—Kakas
Rogers
Leguan
Stranahan
Zion
Colbert
Lewis
Bederschneider
West Tod R
Breit
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Reardon
Robinsol
Dewar
Ingalls
Murray
Howard
Eee
West Lud
Fierce
French
Wakefield
Baker
Cannon
Iimock
Heather
Llogi zare—Pars
Beauregard
A Khnowlton
Field
Old Colony
Lisner
Joseph J. O'Connor
John O'Connor
T. J. Gargan
P. M. Keating
Plaintiff
Nichols & Cobb
Titcomb
Mail
Cox
Loston
Berd
Oote
jyzsu—Lee
Gould & Watson
Noves
Manning
Same
Dart
Ostelio
Biispatrick Vy. B. & A. KB
Wilmarth
Richardson
Roberts
Sheehan
Old Colony RR
O’onnor
O’connor
Pierce
Spofford
Lowell
Dracut St. R
McCowan
Whittier Machine Company
Talsdell
Weil
Shedd
Danzig
Aauine
Pfeiffer
Bassett
Pavis
West Lad
Borrison Vy. Martin
Old Colt
DeVito
Klaisdell
Mattes
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Farmer
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Carr
Peresr
Butler
Fors
Joche
Driscoll
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Rose
Bennett F. Davenport
Mass
Googe
Wee Lin Oobn
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Back Bay Care Pass
West Chester Park
Westland Ave
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Tre Pes
Alain
Etruscan Iri Co
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Roseton
E County
Ht. V. C
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L. C
Green Street
Cambridge
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Muat
Premont
Mir
Robin
Luidmokney Street
Was & P.m
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Adve Csel de Sarchmentof
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Audress
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Setuavivgas
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Goodcock and Laundress
Arres
Caliar
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Stoc Call
Oyiston Street
Vertua Nilsson
Chirepoulst, Manieure
Ilair Dresser
West Newton
Hver Street
N.Y
Loo Charis Street
Streags Raper
Lenehand
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