Reciprocity debated at Oil Trade Association dinner
At Young's on Saturday Alden Speare presided over a discussion on reciprocity with Canada. E R Delong argued for a commercial union, citing Gloucester and New England trade gains, while others warned of political opposition and the need for safer crossings in East Boston. Memorials to Whittier and railway notes followed, plus reports from the Massachusetts Teachers' Association on education progress and governance.
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Canada
Oil Trade Association
Young’s
Alden Speare
Whathey
E. R. Delong
Mr. Delong
United States
Maritime Provinces
New England
Great Britain
West Indies
Horace Greeley
New York
Massachusetts
Frye
Gloucester
Delong
Maritime
South America
R. H. Chamberlain
Board of Commerce
Upper Canada
New Brunswick
Beacon Society
Parker's
J. H. Benton, Jr
Russia
Germany
Ireland
Charles Hi. Taylor
George H. Monroe
Henry Watterson
K. H. Clement
Ooe
Stephen O'Meara
Boston Press Club
Jonas H. French
George A. Marden
Benjamin P. Guild
Essex Club
Whittier
Massachusetts Teachers’ Association
Girls’ High School
F. A. Hill
Francis Harrington
Eliza B. Woodward
Mark Hopkins
Eben Sperry Stearns
George M. Bigelow
A.M
Daniel Mansfield
R. G. Huling
Committee On Education
Huling
Ira G. Hoitt
Public
Sacramento
Cal
National Education Association
San Francisco
Louisa P. Hopkins
Boston
A. G. Boyden
State Normal School
Bridgewater
Eben Hyde
Framingham State Normal School
Ray Huling
New Bedford
A. P. Stone
Springfield
O. B. Bruce
Lynn
C. W. Parmenter
Waltham
Ww. c. Collar
Roxbury
B. Grace
W. L. Eaton
Concord
L. L. Dame
Medford
C. J. Lincoln
East Boston
Walter 5. Park
Association
Henry C. Flardon
Newton
James §. Barrel
Cambridge
Tomas Emerson
William W. Waterman
Clinton
William H. Lambert
Fall River
Joseph G. Edgerly
Fitchburg
Edwin P. Seaver
Universalist
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
J. M. Pullman
D.D
B. S. Tead
Somerville
Cumbrian Steamship Company
Whitehaven
Mme. Poté
Alger
Hoffman House
Delsarte
Chicago
Fitchburg, Delaware & Hudson and
Erie
Hornellsville
Albany
Binghamton
Troy
Hoosac Tunnel
A Tale of Three Cities in Newton Politics
Citizens convention meets tonight in Chickering Hall ahead of adjourned Republican and Democratic gatherings to renominate Mayor O'Brien and other city officials. Key figures include Nathaniel J. Bradlee, Albert E. Pillsbury, Phineas Pierce, and Farlow. ward caucus results outline council candidates and mayoralty delegates, with strong bets on Farlow and opposition to Kimball’s renomination.
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Citizens’ Convention
Chickering Hall
Union Hall
Meionnon
O’brien
Gaston
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Albert E. Pillsbury
Farlow
Massachusetts Reform Club
Ewton
Ile
Newton Cemetery Corporation
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Railroad
KE. O. Childs
N. H. Chadwick
Common Council
H. H. Powell
A. 8. Rice
H. E. Cobb
E. W. Converse
Ellis W. Beavers
Joan A. Fenno
J. W. Stover
James Dunn
Grant
Dr. C. Heathe
Charles E. Adams
Otis E. Hunt
Andrew J. Fiske
Lawrence Bond
Lucius G
G. F. Richardson
Samuel A. L. Rand
C. C. Barton
FE. H. Mason
Aiden Speare
Ward 7
J. ©. Kennedy
Warren P. Tyler
J. T. Burr
G. Bullens
Thomas Weston
G. T. Coppins
W. H. Emery
M. V. B. Paine
J. C. Chaitin
Champlin Nominated To Oppose Cambridge Mayor Russell
Cambridge convention nominates Edgar R. Champlin for mayor amid opposition to incumbent Russell. Champlin, 29, Harvard Law graduate and partner at Champlin Ryther Wentworth, spoke in acceptance and argues public officers must not be bound by pledges. He has long lived in Cambridge and has held city office.
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Russell
Cambridge
Edgar R. Champlin
Taxpayers’ Convention
Temple Hall
Cambridgeport
Robert B. Bancroft
John Kinnear
John ©. Nichols
Bancroft
George C. Bent
Jie
Edward W. Hincks
Samuel W. McDaniel
Emory Bemis
Alice Longfellow
Pricion
Joshua G. Gooch
Charles Hunnewell
P. Allen Lindsey
Colin Chisholm
John S. Paine
William
Isaac McLean
Benjamin ¥. Atwood
George A. Allison
Andrew J. Jones
M. Parsons
Champlin
Mr. Champlin
Boston
College City
Harvard Law School
Richard H. Dana, Jr
Champlin, Ryther & Wentworth
Rogers Building
The
Baptists
Cambridge Common Council
Frames
Colored men seek recognition through clerical appointments
At Twelfth Baptist Church Ward 9 Colored men held a large meeting urging official acknowledgment by Massachusetts Republicans. They pressed for a colored assistant clerk in the House of Representatives and cited colored clerks in Ohio Michigan and Kansas as precedent while promising another gathering next Wednesday.
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Ward 9
Twelfth Baptist Church
House of Representatives
J. Gordon Street
Edwin G. Walker
John J. Smith
Representative Armstrong
Isaac 8. Mullen
Nelson G. Garkins
Samuel Fledges
Massachusetts
Ohio
Michigan
Kansas
Senate
State Department
Commonwealths
Non Partisanship in Newton Nurtures City Reform
Newton moves toward non partisan municipal control amid high taxes and rising debt. Delegates from Republicans Democrats and Independents meet to back nominees who promise capable governance free of party labels prioritizing prudent fiscal policy and stable leadership.
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Newton
John 8. Farlow
Sev
Whittier Day Observed by Middlesex Club Delegates Named
The Middlesex Club at Young's selects delegates for the Republican clubs convention in New York next month. John Haskell Butler Charles J. Noyes 5. O. Upham J. Q. A. Brackett E. M. McPherson and James L. Sargent are appointed to represent Massachusetts on Whittier day December 17 marking the poet’s eightieth birth anniversary.
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Chusetts
Ohn
Whittier
Middlesex Club
Young’s
New York
John Haskell Butler
Charles J. Noyes
5. O. Upham
J. Q. A. Brackett
E. M. McPherson
James L. Sargent
New Liberty League forms in Boston for free speech and press
A meeting of residents in Codman Hall organized the Boston Liberty League to promote free speech free assemblage and a free press. The group will convene monthly with officers elected each meeting to prevent power concentration and begins with about seventy members.
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Codman Hall
Boston Liberty League
League
Question of Race Sparks Philo Celtic Society Resolution
At a Cadman Hall meeting the Philo Celtic Society denounced a Massachusetts Teachers’ Association speech by Henry C. Harden as false. The speech argued that youth require manual industry and warned of foreign influence. The vote condemned the race based claims linked to Irish children, citing 1884 education statistics to debunk them.
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Philo-Celtic Society
Cadman Hall
Henry C. Harden
Shurtleff
Newton
Massachusetts Teachers’ Association
Reland
Commissioners of National Education
Laying the Corner Stone of St Andrew the Church
The corner stone of St Andrew's Church and parish house on Chambers street was laid with a ceremony led by Rev. Phillips Brooks assisted by Rev. Mr. Kidner. The event included prayers, a copper box contents list, and plans for a three story brick Romanesque building with a parish house and multiple rooms for church and mission work.
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St. Andrew’s Church
Chambers Street
Phillips Brooks
Trinity Church
Kidner
Brooks
Mr. Kidner
John H. Stover
Boston
God
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
Jesus Christ
Reuben Kidner
Church of the Evangelist
North Charles Street
Reformed Episcopal Church
Dartmouth Street
James M. Gray
Supreme Court Docket Lists Multiple Civil Cases In Three Sessions
The first session lists numerous cases led by Isburgh v Smith and many Boston area defendants and railroads with numbers from 664 to 18308. The second and third sessions continue the docket with dozens more from Stevens v Hughes to Park v Whitney and Thayer v Drisko. The record notes “highest number in order” for the end of each session.
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Railroad Commissioners
Beachmont Avenue
Boston
Boston, Winthrop & Shore Railroad
Board of Street Commissioners
Saratoga Street
Citizens’ Trade Association
East Boston and
Revere
Butler Avenue
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Winthrop Junction
Beachmoont Avenue
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Europe
Winthrop
Shore
Austin Avenue
Bennington Street
Elm Street
Tne
Oston, Winthrop & Shore Railroad
Isburgh
Smith
Pierce
Lawrence
Cecconi
Radden
Stagdale
Baker
Shattuck
Rand
Lord
Proctor
Duddy
Boston & Albany RR
O' Dowd
O'Dowd
Merrihew
Carty
Kent
Todd
Haldeman
Goff
Greenburg
Draper
McLaughton
Joyce
Old South Society
Wainwright
Hug—Hawley
Hilareth
Wrights
Lothrop
Tenney
Welch
Hale
Rowe
Chadbourne
Marston
Bigelow
Winters
Brigham
Quigglev—Blake
Howard
Ryan
Sargent
Stevens
Thresher
Roberts
Washburn
Dalton
Barnardin
Fay
City of Boston
Ford
Soule
Stein
Preston
Herbert
City of
Ten Broeck Va
Fords
Sears
Dearborn
GVTI
Gene
Goulding
Highland Foundry Co
A. F. Stearns Lumber Co
Costello
Heftier
Cressey
Murray
Brooks
Thompson
Barlow
Richards
Drew
Hartford Cold Sp. Co
Learned
Desha Lumber Co
Sutherland
Reed
Burke
Davis
Phillips
Nelson
Whitney
Roeth
Kyle
Holland
Lynn
Boston RR
Bibber
Herner
Martin
Harris Va
Goddard
Blackstone Nat. Bk
Ribero
Bates Ve
Old Colony RR
Atlas Nat. Bk
Rogers
Flint
Sanborn
Gugenheimer
Molineaux
Gouldberg
Vuaski
Deane
Dunn
Bray
Hunt
Same
Lewis
Encouraging View of Moral Progress at Appleton Chapel
The Rev George A Gordon spoke at Appleton Chapel on moral obligation and the world’s move toward perfection. He cited Balaam’s defiance of temptation and the need for steadfast faith to sustain benevolent effort and Christian work amid sin. Also advertised are Scotch Axminsters and Oriental rugs at Joel Goldthwait & Co 160 Washington Street.
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George A. Gordon
Appleton Chapel
Balaam
Israel
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Washington Street
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town
A catalog of footwear buyers and manufacturers listed by city and representative firms in Atlanta Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Denver and other locations. Names include Gramling Spaulding Brooks Rogers Adler Phelps Dodge Rosenthal Childs Butler Jd A Simkinson Kilbourne Cohn Nickelsburg Rosenstock Smith Frazer Baum Hamilton Brown and more with firm affiliations and cities.
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Atlanta
John R Gramling
Gramling, Spaulding & Co
Baltimore
G Rogers
Brooks, Rogers & Co
H Adler
Cohen, Adler & Co
Chicago
GEP Dodge
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Goldsmith
Rosenthal
Durland
Durland, Torrey & Co
Tndianapolis
Ind
Braham
McKee & Braham
Los Angeles
Cal
Jacoby
Jacoby Bros
Louisville
Granman
Louis
G A Owen
Suatcliffe & Owen
Minneapolis
Minn
Kilbourne
Kilbourne B&s Co
Portsmouth
Tre
St Joseph
A T Smith
Smith-Frazer Boot and Shoe Company
St Louis
Joseph Baum
J Bann & Co
St Lows
A D Brown
Hamilton Brown Shoe Co
Hanlan Defeated Again in Nepean River Match
Edward Hanlan of Toronto and William Beach of Dapto, NSW, rowed on the Nepean River near Sydney. Beach, the favorite, won by two lengths in 19 minutes 55 48/100 seconds. This marks Hanlan’s third defeat to Beach in their series.
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Edward Hanlan
Yioronto
William Beach
Dapto
Nepean River
Sydney
N.S. W
Beach
Hanlan
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Bosworth Street
Stevenson
Faneuil Hall Square
Button and
Congress
John F. Pray
Chas. L. Bly
Pearl ST
Washington St
B. Tobey & Co
Congress St
Woodward's Blue
Ww.p. Balch
Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
Calder
William and Edwin Sheafe
Samuel Ward Co
Devonshire St
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Hote
Pelham
Cunningham
Spring Lane
ING Agency
Columbus Ave
Pittsst
Dr. Very
Pocket Books
J. Baird
Essex St
Henry F. Miller
Miller Hall
Tremont St
Boston Association
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Price
Gas Lighting Co
Arch St
Health Food CO
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
New Jerusalem
James Reed
Swedenborg
Pibom
Kentucky
Paris
Ker
Grocars
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
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