Decline of Our Shipping Address at Thorn dike Tariff Reform Dinner
A Massachusetts Tariff Reform League dinner at Thorn dike drew about 125 attendees led by Harvey N. Shepard to honor Captain John Codman who spoke on tariff reform and shipping. Codman criticized Dingley’s protectionist stance, compared British and American shipbuilding, and argued for free ships and open competition to revive U S carrying trade.
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Massachusetts Tariff Reform League
Thorndike
League
Harvey N. Shepard, Esq
John Codman
Charles R. Codman
John M. Forbes
Milton
Joseph 5. Ropes
Hersey B
West
South
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Ohio
Iowa
Allison
Commonwealth
Virginia
Hoar
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Grover Cleveland
Codman
New York
Congress
Grant James A. Garfield
General Slocum
Cox
William B. Allison
Senate
James Russell Lowell
Vendome
Dingley
Nelson Dingley, Jr
North American Review
National House of Representatives
Maine
Great Britain
America
Atlantic
United States
Clyde
Cuba
Dumbarton Rock
Dumbarton Town
Britain
England
Glasgow Herald
United Kingdom
Scotland
Dingrey
New York Evening Post
British Treasury
British Admiralty
British
Boston
Chicago
Admiralty
Messrs. Cramp
Philadelphia
Anchor
Guion
Monarch
National
Wilson
Sumner
Beaver
Bristol
State
Arrows
Mr. Dingley
Polstotthe
Washington
American Shipping League
Negley
France
Inman
Red Star
Delaware
China
Germany
Tyne
Inmian
Red Star Lines
Engeland
St. James’s
London Journal
Belgium
Hamburg
Antwerp
Havre
Liverpool
London
South America
Buenos Ayres
Companian
Deestick
Lynch
Alabama
Davis
Shipping and Industrial League
Havana
New Orleans
Russia
Neponset
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Cobden Club
Democratic Party
Josiah Quincy
Party of Reform
Cobden
Debating Free Trade and Tariff Reform in Massachusetts
Speakers at a Massachusetts gathering decried tariffs that shield favored industries. They urged free trade, highlighted Russia and British maritime competition, and called for Democratic support to elect tariff reformers in 1892.
Mass Meeting by Loyal Women of American Liberty
The Loyal Women of American Liberty held a mass meeting at the Charles Street African Church to draft resolutions of indignation on alleged Southern CALAR CE. Addresses were given by Rev. W. S. Haven and Hon. John J. Smallwood of Virginia. A benediction by Rev. Whaling of Chelsea and musical numbers by Miss Alice Thibow and Miss Richardson closed the event.
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South
Loyal Women of American Liberty
Charles Street
W. S. Haven
John J. Smallwood
Virginia
Whaling
Chelsea
Alice Thibow
Richardson
Dyspepsia Relief Attributed To Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Dr. Lorenzo Waite of Pittsfield Massachusetts reports eight weeks of exclusive Horsford's Acid Phosphate use restored health to a patient with severe nervous prostration and dyspepsia. The stomach was irritable and could not tolerate liquids or solids. a veteran physician deemed the case incurable before treatment.
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Horsford
Lorenzo Waite
Pittsfield
Mass
Aatient
New London Steel Bridge Highlighted on Shore Line Train
The 10 a.m. day express to New York on the Shore Line offers passengers a fine view of the new steel bridge over the Thames at New London.
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New York
Thames
New London
Supreme Judicial Court Arguments Recap For Nov 20
The Supreme Judicial Court heard cases including No 620 William H Goodwin et al vs Massachusetts Loan Trust Co et al and No 623 Honora O Neil vs Mary A Webster. Justices Firlip Devens W Allen C Allen and Knowlton presiding. Arguments concluded for Nos 624 625 628 629 630.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Firlip
Devens
W. Allen
C. Allen and
Knowlton
William H. Goodwin
Massachusetts Loan & Trust Company
E. W. Hutchins
H. D. Hyde
M. M. Weston
Samuel Williston
C. H. Fiske
Honora O'Neil
Mary A. Webster
R. Lund
M. J. Creed
G. J. Lufts
CLICQUIT CLUB Seeks Oak Grove Farm Bottling Link
The Clicquit Club proposes connecting Oak Grove Farm to bottling operations via telephone lines. Officials review feasibility, potential partners, and community impact at a public meeting.
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Oak Grove Farm Bottling
Pettis Superior Court Session Nov 20 Negligence Case
In Somerville James O'Brien sues Charles H. North and others alleging a factory accident from a missing guard around an elevator well caused a knee injury while rolling pork barrels. Defendants deny liability. Proceedings show multiple cases listed with various defendants and claims. Fourth Session covers Archibald Haggi Jr. et al and West End Street Railway injury action.
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Superior Court
Barker
James O’brien
Charles H. North
Somerville
John D. Long
Jesse Wheeler
Dabney
H. G. Allen
Nute
Bartlett
Daniels
Atkins
Ferrari
Murray
Bartusch Tramp. Co
Davis
Holman
Pacific Mills
Same
Johanson
Best
Mass
Cotton Mills Me. RR
Finkelstein
Far
Everett Mills
Ley
Stillings
Turner
Pinney
Hall
Stock
Perry
Blopa
Ett. J
Archibald Haggi, Jr
Pro Ams
West End Street Railway Company
Boston
Cambridge
Sian
Ury
Hesseltine
J. Jackett
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
G. T. Braman
James E. Gammon
Nathan M. Hatch
H.R. Bailey
Charles W. Bartlett
Thomas J. Hickey
Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company
Central Wharf
D. A. Fuller
Richard Stone
Superior Court Docket and Sentences Nov 20
On November 20 in Superior Court Judge Moynahan placed pending assault cases on file and imposed various penalties. Sentences included six months for Edward Sawyer in larceny, sixty days for Bartley Gorham, two years for another larceny case, and a $10 fine plus costs for Martin Morrison's receiving stolen goods. The docket lists numerous cases by Commonwealth v. numbers and defendants.
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Eugene Moynahan
Martin Morrison
Edwar Sawyer
House of Correction
Bartley Gorham
Patrick King
Commonwealth
Same
Manke
Sullivan
Hand
Cullin
Drury
Minski
Eee
Dignan
Kirby
Farrington
Morrison
Flanagan
Traynor
Mahoney
O’sul
O’ Donnell
Livan
Wesner
Doherty
Wetherbee
Swartz
Tirrell
Chandler
Taylor
Vale
Storer
Cunning
Framingham Man Faces Liquor Nuisance Charge In Court
Superior Court records show John B. Sherman of Framingham charged with liquor nuisance certain penalties. John L. Sullivan of Newton faces disturbing peace with fines and costs. Bridgett Good of Cambridge also charged with liquor nuisance with $100 fine and costs and six months in the House of Correction.
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Superior Court
Middlesex County
Sherman
John B. Marcure
Framingham
John L. Sullivan
Newton
Bridgett Good
Cambridge
House of Correction
Pitman Runs Postponed Civil Session In Plymouth County
In Brockton on November 20 Judge Pitman presided over Civil session No. 189 with Sarah Jones as petitioner versus Nan tasket Beach Railroad Company seeking damages for land taken at Hull. Attorneys for petitioner Asa French and E C Bumpus appeared. R M Morse Jr and J O Burdett for respondent. Also listed Worthington administrator versus Rafferty et al with date set for Friday. Judge B W Harris appointed district attorney pro tem due to Sumner’s illness. criminal trials to resume next week.
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Plymouth County
Brockton
Pitman
Sarah Jones
Nantasket Beach Railroad Company
Hull
Asa French
E. C. Bumpus
R. M. Morse, Jr
J. O. Burdett
Worthington
Rafferty
B. W. Harris
Sumner
Insolvency Court Updates in Norfolk District
In Norfolk Insolvency Court many cases show adjourned meetings and continuances. W E Chickering of Brookline had a fourth adjourned third meeting continued. W S Ware of Wellesley had an adjourned third meeting continued. W E Stanwood of Needham was discharged with no dividend. W E Darling of Franklin had a third meeting continued to January. J H Wyman of Brookline had a second meeting with continuance to March. H S Shephard of Sharon had a composition hearing continued for two weeks. W F Johnson & Co of Boston had a first meeting with next meeting in two weeks.
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Norfolk
Dedham
Waire
W.E. Chickering
Brookline
W.S. Ware
Wellesley
W. E. Stanwood
Needham
W. E. Darling
Franklin
J. H. Wyman
Shephard
Sharon
W.F. Johnson & Co
Boston
Probate Court Delivers Wills and Admin Orders in Norfolk
Norfolk Dedham November probate actions grant wills to Ebenezer T Phelps Lucretia M Phelps executor Margaret Hogan George W Wales executor Martin Curran Francis Tinker executor Telphia Hilton Harriet A Lovejoy executor. Administrations assigned for Margaret M Dunn Abbie A Watkins Joseph Woods Polly Johnson Mark Hollingsworth Clar ence E Griffin guardian appointments for multiple minors. Accounts approved include Lucinda Foster E S Philbrick Dexter N Richards EF Slafter Horatio Chickering J S Loring Otis Alden W H Balkam Eliza Mann Tyler Thayer G H Morse F A Fales and Eliza P Leonard finalizes.
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Norfolk
Dedham
White
J. Wills
Ebenezer T. Phelps
Needham
Lucretia M. Phelps
Margaret Hogan
Randolph
George W. Wales
Martin Curran
Norwood
Francis Tinker
Telphia Hilton
Harriet A. Lovejoy
Margaret TI. Dunn
James P. Sullivan
Bond
Abbie A. Watkins
Walpole
Eugene J. Fay
Joseph Woods
Foxboro
Elizabeth J. Reed
Sannah A. Woods
Dolly Ann Bartlett
Dover
Albert Bartlett
Polly Johnson
George W. Dickerman
Mark Hollingsworth
Milton
Amos L. Hollingsworth
Clarence E. Griffin
Margaret E
Lucy Caroline
Charlotte Gordon
Mary Rebecca
Anna J
Alfred Lockhardt
Edward Lockhardt Budge
Franklin
Lucinda J. Foster
Quincy
Helen Louise Foster
Jennie V. Foster
Multiple Estate Accounts and Appraisals Listed
The record lists several probate actions including the tenth account of Eliza Grafts and G. C. Nichols as trustees for Joseph Hunnewell in Brookline, final accounts for Olive Cothern in Hyde Park and F H Mann in Randolph, and first accounts for Harriet B Casey in Medway and Ellen Barry in Needham. Appraisers N H Hunt, Nash Torrey, and Thomas Finnegan were chosen for the estates of M Finnegan of Braintree and William Scott of Hyde Park.
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Ard
Foxboro
Eliza Grafts
G. C. Nichols
Joseph Hunnewell
Brookline
J. D. Bonnell
Olive Cothern
Hyde Park
W. H. Balkam, Jr
F. H. Mann
Randolph
W. P. Clark
Mary
A. Woodward
Norfolk
Harriet
B. Casey
W. H. Casey
Medway
Ellen Barry
James Barry
Needham
W.S. Hutchinson
A. W. Simm
W. H Tuttle
William Scott
N. H. Hunt
Nash Torrey
Thomas Finnegan
M. Finnegan
Braintree
Court session waives examination in robbery by false pretences
Criminal Session on Nov. 20 held Cungus J James Alfred for the upper court on obtaining 199 15 from the Boston and Maine railroad by false pretences. The complaint against Antonio Perry for neglect of his wife was dismissed for want of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cungus
J. James Alfred
Boston & Maine Railroad
Antonio Perry
Lowell man applies for admission as attorney in Massachusetts
Notice is given that Louis H. Kilesk of Lowell has applied to be admitted as an attorney and counsellor of the Circuit Court for the district of Massachusetts. Joan G. Stetson, Commissioner of the U. S Circuit Court, Boston, November 20, 1889.
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District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Louis H. Kilesk
Lowell
Joan G. Stetson
U. S Circuit Court
Maritime Fair showcases giant Virginia visitor and notable guests
Delegations from Cape Cod and Hartford toured the Maritime Exhibition. A seven and a half foot tall Virginian giant walked the aisles while weather signals and twice daily forecasts informed attendees. Washington officials led by Colonel Halford depart by special train, with numerous press members in tow. The event features the Marion Osgood Orchestra, Exhibition Band, and a piano recital by John Francis Gilder tonight. An invitation is extended to Admiral Walker to visit.
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Cape Cod
Hartford
Virginia
Elijah Halford
Harrison
Schofield
U.S.A
Jouett
U.S.N
General Greely
Signal Service
John Brown Goode
Smithsonian Institute
Coleman
Agricultural Department
Washington
Charles S. Hill
New Bedford Board of Trade
Marion Osgood
John Francis Gilder
Admiral Walker
Naval Exhibit At Marine Exhibition Captivates Visitors
Visitors at the Marine Exhibition admire A Shuman Co’s water color painting The Monitor and the Merrimac showing the historic battle with dramatic lighting. The display features life like naval uniforms and a standing quartermaster near the gun, plus sailor outfits and land wear from the firm’s stock.
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Monitor
A. Shuman & Co
Washington Street
City Notes on Local Doings and Lectures
The Rev. Frederick Campbell questions a San Francisco report and Rev. C H Smith faces a rumored death by own action before sailing for China with a Miss Williamette. Mr Stoddard will start lectures December 4 at Music Hall on Rhine Napoleon Berlin 1889 and Switzerland with further dates December 11 18 and January 1 8. Burmese curios display at Horticultural Hall closes tonight.
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Frederick Campbell
San Francisco
C. H. Smith
China
Williamette
Stoddard
Music Hall
Rhine
Napoleon Bonaparte
Berlin
Switzerland
Horticultural Hall
Hat styles offered by G W Simmons Co Oak Hall
G W Simmons & Co 32 to 44 North Street sells Alpine Tourist silk hats Scotch Havelock and corduroy Windsors at prices below market. Boys and men find Oak Hall selections attractive.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Oak Hall
Buckwheat Cakes Made Light With Royal Baking Powder
A recipe extols buckwheat cakes mixed with Royal Baking Powder instead of yeast. It claims no overnight setting, no spoilage, and light tender results. Instructions: two cups buckwheat flour one cup wheat flour two tablespoons Royal Baking Powder half teaspoon salt and sweet milk batter baked on a hot griddle. Royal Baking Powder praised for strength and economy.
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Congressman Dingley
C. R. Codman
Joseph 8. Ropes
Europe
Africa
Asia
Australia
West Indies
East Indies
Clicquit Club
Ruggles Street
Hickey v. Mer
Miners’ T. Co
Hubbard
Hendriken Vy. Mead
Superior Criminal
Dunbar. J
Carl
Lwder
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