Massachusetts Governor Stands Firm in Thankful Spirit
A Boston Post interview with Governor Winthrop reveals a reflective, steadfast stance on Thanksgiving and national progress. He cites Massachusetts as leading through crisis, praises free trade prospects, and emphasizes duty to share reasons for gratitude while standing aloof from chairs.
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The Question of the Day: varied answers from readers
The postman gathered terse replies from readers on what they are thankful for. Names referenced include Josiah Quincy praising Governor Russell and party leadership, N G Robinson noting Russell’s election, Julius Caesar Chappelle and Joseph P. Lomasuey expressing general gratitude.
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Unanimous School Committee Slate Adopted by Democrats
The Democratic City Committee sub committee met at 252 Washington Street last evening and unanimously adopted a three year slate for Samuel Capen Solomon Schindler Richard CO Humphreys Lake Pingree Edward Darling Thomas Strange Ernest Marshall Raphael Lasker Henry Higgins John Kennedy. Matthew Keany elected chairman with T F Delahanty as secretary.
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Samuel B. Capen
Solomon Schindler
Richard Co, Humphreys
Lake B. Pingree
Edward A. Darling
Thomas F. Strange
Ernest C. Marshall
Raphael C. Lasker
Henry D. Higgins
John J. Kennedy
Democratic City Committee
Washington Street
Matthew Keany
T. F. Delahanty
P. Maguire
Dining room furniture boom in Boston Paine’s Ware Rooms
The article notes a surge in dining room furniture trade in Boston driven by Thanksgiving preparations. It highlights Paine’s Furniture Ware rooms at 48 Canal Street as offering the lowest prices, drawing a crowded showroom and suggesting a strong market for dining-room updates.
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Boston
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Canal Street
Judge fines Wilbur for selling substandard milk
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Sherman yesterday fined Henry S. Wilbur 150 for selling milk below the standard quality. The case highlights enforcement of dairy quality rules and penalties for violations by dairy operators.
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Superior Criminal Court
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Wilbur
Restore the Monument Rebuild Beacon Hill Shaft
Sons of the Revolution will aid in restoring the old Beacon Monument once on Beacon Hill from 1790 to 1812 as agitation bears fruit. Beston Memorial Association backs the project and patriotic societies join with the Bunker Hill Monument Association authorized by the Legislature to rebuild the shaft. Mr Watkins, registrar for Sons of the Revolution, told a Post reporter that the board of management is moving forward.
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Bunker Hill
Beacon Memorial restoration urged for historic shaft site
The Boston Memorial Association led by M. P. Kennard backs a Monday meeting to consider rebuilding the Beacon shaft memorial. The piece recalls the beacon’s 1763 beacon pole clash with British troops, its 1789 destruction, and a 1790 shaft erection seen as an early national memorial. Preservationists urge restoration at Temple street head.
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M. P. Kennard
Sons of Liberty
Halifax
Bernard
United States
Contract Labor Cases Settled by Circuit Court Judge Nelson
Thirty seven old contract labor cases were settled by Judge Nelson in the Circuit Court yesterday. Thirteen were from District Attorney Galvin’s term, three from Mr. Alien’s, and twenty one other cases. Thirteen of these were against John W. Abbott & Co. woollen manufacturers of Forge Village, Massachusetts. Most evidence was lost in old papers. The Government may recover $1000, while fifteen of Galvin’s cases settled for $1 and costs each. Abbott & Co. were fined $1000 in one other case.
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Alien
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Forge Village
Mass
Abbott & Co
Boynton Nominated for Alderman in Fourth Ward
The Democratic convention for the Fourth Aldermanic District met at city headquarters. Ward 9’s Coddy was chosen chairman and Ward 10’s Treshire secretary. George Wesley Boynton, a popular local, was nominated for Alderman.
Judge M'Kim III Ill. Probate Court to Pause Sessions
Judge McKim of the Suffolk County Probate Court is ill and has cancelled all engagements for the next two weeks. Judge White of the Norfolk Court will hold the regular probate sessions during his absence.
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Blish School of Elocution At Tremont Temple
The Blish School of Elocution has produced many readers teachers and actors over nineteen years. Those seeking instruction in this art should consult Professor Blish at Tremont Temple.
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Sleeping car trains run from Boston to New York at midnight
Sleeping car train service on the Shore Line departs from both ends of the route at precisely midnight and uses newly supplied compartment sleeping cars for passengers.
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Boston
New York
Books of today. Fifth of the French Talks at New England Woman's Club
The Rev Dr Van Daell lectured on Gambetta and Dantes Numa Roumest as a preface to his discussion of three books. He favored Le Memoires du General Marbot and Valois works, blaming Grouchy for Waterloo failure while praising the Marbot volume. Next talk set for December 1 on Racine Athalie.
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Life of Gambetta
Augustus Filon
Violette Marian
Henri Houssaye
Aspasie Cleopatre Et
Theodora
Calemann
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Paris
Memoires du
Général Marbot
E. Plon, Nourrit & Cie
Prussia
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Waterloo
Racine Athalie
Boston Lawyer Supports Mrs Dodge After Church Expulsion
Lynn November 24 A Boston lawyer writes to Mrs Lizzie F Dodge praising her conduct with the whip and defends her against charges of untruthfulness and profanity noting the Massachusetts Supreme Court rulings on profanity and urging that vague accusations not be used to bar action by the Washington Street Baptist Church or its members.
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Sorcian
Lizzie F. Dodge
Washington Street Baptist Church
Boston
Supreme Court
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Hotel Arrivals at Huntington and Tremont Houses
The list records guests arriving at Parker House Tremont House Copely Square and Huntington for the season. Names include C. S. Homer Jr and wife from New York, J A Little of New York, Mrs Edison of New York, Mrs Miller of Ohio, and many others from Boston, New Haven, Detroit, London, and Newport. Prominent guests feature Mrs D N Spooner and the Misses Spooner, H H Winchester, and Dudley Brown and Miss Brown.
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Rhode Island
Young’s Herrt
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New Haven
Conn
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New Orleans
D. Winter
St. Louis
William Seymour Edwards
West Virginia
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Louis Miller
Ohio
Eugene Carrington
Baltimore
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W. H. Hartley
Detroit
Mich
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Providence
Louis C. Freedman
London
Eng
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Theresa M. Newman
Palmer
Mass
Copery Square Horet
E. E. Holbrook
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KE. T. Edwards
F.C Hood
Boston
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B A A Cross Country Run Entries And Handicaps
The B A A cross-country meet set for November 26 lists entrants and handicaps from multiple colleges and clubs. Notable participants include J Manley HB A A TL McCarty Kilty J J Wren F J Maguire and J E Malin among others. The race will start promptly at 10:30 on the regular course.
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Thanksgiving sports at Concord Reformatory canceled
Owing to the death of Superintendent Tufts the customary Thanksgiving sports are omitted this year at the Concord Reformatory. Inmates will receive a holiday dinner. Deputy superintendent Joseph F. Scott presides until Tufts’s successor is named. Hart informed officials of the vacancy and prison commissioners were notified.
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HavernHill Citizens Choose Gale for Mayor
HavernHill voters at the Citizens convention on November 24 nominated John A. Gale for mayor.
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G. O. Taylor Bourbon and Rye Whiskey Hailed Worldwide
An advertisement boasts the G. O. Taylor Bourbon and Rye Whiskey as the fastest and purest, promising a good and pure article for the globe. Bottled by CHESTER H. GRAVES & SONS, sale proprietors, Boston, Massachusetts.
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Courts Term in Ware Mill Injury Case and Stock Fraud Suit
The United States Circuit Court sits from Nov to Apr with J George LaCroix vs Otis Manufacturing for tort damages about 30000 after an arm was torn by an extractor at a Ware mill. P J Hoar represents plaintiff and G D Robinson for defendant. Augustus S Messer sues Edward E Waters for 6000 alleging false stock purchase representations by the defendant regarding United States Albumen Manufacturing Company shares bought for 4000. trial underway with H P Harriman for plaintiff and F R Hall for defendant.
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Supreme Judicial Court docket and receivership action
Suffolk suit Hollings, J. Alexander H Rice vs Richmond Lane et al is a bill in equity to wind up a trust and the motion was granted. Brandeis for petitioner. Alfred Stanley vs Thomas Rice Paper Company et al motion to have a bill taken pro contessors against defendant. no objection and order entered. Merrill Insurance Commissioner appoints Homer Albers receiver of Pioneer Life and Casualty Insurance Co.
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Pioneer Life & Casualty Insurance Company
Suffolk Superior Court Dockets Include Personal Injury Actions
In the November first session of Suffolk Superior Court Judge Loopert presides over Mary E. Hill vs West End Street Railway Company for damages after a horse start threw plaintiff from a car. John Carson sues West End Street Railway for $5000 for injuries from a collision blamed on track and machinery defects. Multiple other numbered cases listed with plaintiffs and defense counsel, including Brintnall and Old Colony RR, under various sessions and judges.
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R.M. Saltonstall
P. J. Doherty
Brintnall
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City of Boston
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Old Colony Railroad
Jeremiah A. Field
E. Greenheod
J. H. Benton, Jr
Sheehan
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Sos
Allen
City of Ten
Keaton
Grover
Smith
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Rock
White
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Morri
Sullivan
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Thompson
Probate Court Probate List of Wills and Administrations
Middlesex County probate session on November 24 presented numerous wills and administrations. Names include Francis Brooks Medford Nelson H Brown Newton Mary Dwyer Newton Julia Farrell Malda Abigail Fiske Waltham Elmira Frost Concord Louisa Hubbard Cambridge Catherine Hughes Lowell Daniel Kimball Lowell Mary Little Framingham Priscilla Locke Lexington Elizabeth McCann Framingham Huldah Runas Lowell Patrick Ryan Newton Paul Stevens Ashland Mary Vinal Somerville Harding Wilson Lowell Cyrus Adams Malden Catherine Littlefield Medford Mary Bradley Kelley Lincoln Joseph Burdain Cambridge Administrations listed Ida Pierce Weston Mary Deshon Malden Sarah Hall Wayland John Healy Cambridge Abraham Priest Stow George Goodell Holliston Charles Edgarton Shirley Eliza Emery Lexington Andrew Evans Somerville Phebe Nichols Wilmington Mary Newhall Billerica Charles Tarbell Lincoln Jonas Morse Wayland William Knowles Somerville Maggie Murphy Lowell Patrick O Hara Lowell Dorcas Nute Lowell Elizabeth Newhall Malden C Gratiot Thompson Winchester Christina Preston Smeerville Ellen Chadwick Malden Dorcas Osgood Lowell Elia Pierce Arlington William Boutwell Lowell Chester Sanger Cambridge William Davies Malden John Foley Cambridge Abby Nichols Stoneham Elizabeth Forrest Cambridge Jennett Richardson Reading Louisa Aldrich Cambridge.
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Waltham
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Goncord
Louisa G. Hubbard
Cambridge
Catharine Hughes
Lowell
Daniel S. Kimball
Mary E. Little
Priscilla Locke
Lexington
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Huldah H. Runas
Patrick Ryan
Paul Stevens
Ashland
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Somerville
Hardwin ‘. Wilson
Cyrus Adams
Malden
Catherine W. Littlefield
Mary Bradley Kelley
Lincoln
Joseph Burdaiin
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Weston
Mary A. Deshon
Sarah Hall
Wayland
John W. Healy
Abraham Priest
Stow
George M. Goodell
Holliston
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Eliza P. Emery
Andrew J. Evans
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Wilmington
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Jonas N. Morse
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Maggie Murphy
Patrick O’ Hara
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Stoneham
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