Maritime Exhibition Draws Congressman and Naval Officers
The Maritime Exhibition drew attention from Congressman A. A. Boutelle of Maine and naval officers visiting from Bath, Maine. Admiral Walker missed the event due to Captain Forbes’s funeral. Press Agent Coyle oversaw tours, with praise for the size and variety of displays including the Quickstep. Boutelle praised Bath’s exhibit and noted a model of his first vessel. A concert by the Marine Band of the gunboat Chicago was planned for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Boutelle
Maine
Bath
Major Whitney
Admiral Walker
8. B. Forbes
Coyle
Congressman Boutelle
the Post
Boston
Boutelle
Chicago
Puzzling Third District Nominating Battle in Boston
Alderman Samuel Kelley loses the Republican convention for the seventh district in Boston Ward 14 and Ward 15 clash. Ex Speaker Charles J. Noyes wins the nomination with Ward 14 delegations opposing Kelley. Orchard chairs. Kelley vows to run independent if needed. rally planned to push nomination by papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Kelley
Ward 15
Charles J. Noyes
Ward 14
Kelley
Henry Orchard
William H. Allen
A. H. Wilson
E. G. Lawton
Mr. Allen
Noyes
Alderman Kelley
Orchard
Orchard Rose
Republcans
New Hampshire
Wilson
Berry
Laycost
City of
Boston
Three Democratic Aldermen Seek Democratic Tag
In the Third Aldermanic District three candidates Fraser McLaughlin and Keenan face a dispute over the Democratic designation on nominating papers. McLaughlin filed first and already uses Democratic, Keenan and Fraser want the same label. A conference may resolve the naming dispute and reduce tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
McLaughlin
Keenan
Conventia
Chelsea Politics Show Close Mayor Reelection Expected
In Chelsea, ex mayor Samuel P. Tenney runs against incumbent Champlin with Tenney popular but unlikely to defeat Champlin, who has renomination from both parties. Alderman races are tight with twelve candidates for eight seats, potential three-seat win in one ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Dyke
T. J. Keefe
C H. Long
J. M. Mason
F. M. Whiting
D. H. Crandon
Shirley Lombard
Alden G. Alley
Citizens
Citizens’ Ward
I. Taylor
Joseph C. Means
James A. McCann
Chelsea
Samuel P. Tenney
Champlin
Converse
B. T. Martin
H. B. Swasey
T. M. Elwell
Lynn Workingmen's Ticket Nominees Named at City Hall
The Lynn working men's aldermanic convention at City Hall announced nominations for Aldermen Ward 3 George H. Newhall Josiah Wilson Ward 4 John F Hay Otis A Whitcomb Ward 5 William W. Hay J G Chandler Ward 6 Almon T. Cross John Curtin School Committee M R Donovan W A Marks H M Toad W M Barney Charles Harwood Republican and Independent candidate for Mayor declined the nomination due to business interests. He was a heavy loser in yesterday's fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Workingmen
City Hall
George H. Newhall
Josiah Wilson
John F. Hay
Otis A. Whitcomb
William W. Hay
J. G. Chandler
Almon T. Cross
John Curtin
M. R. Donovan
W. A. Marks
H. M. Toad
W. M. Barney
Charles Harwood
Salem Politics: Mayor Raymond Accepts renomination
Special report from Salem on Saturday November 27 states Mayor Raymond will accept renomination by the Howard Hall caucus, creating a four-candidate field. Joe L. Peabody rejects the Ward 6 Common Council nomination due to business engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Satem
Raymond
Howard Hall Caucus
Joe L. Peabody
Boston Real Estate Exchange to Open in January Plans
The Boston Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board, formed by the last Legislature, leases the corner Washington and Milk streets building and aims to start operations early in January. It outlines memberships, fees, and rules modeled after the New York Exchange to provide a permanent, low-cost market for buying and selling land and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board
Washington and
Milk Streets
Henry M. Whitney
Francis V. Balch
Francis A. Osborn
Thomas F
Temple
William Minot, Jr
Moses Williams
Frederick H. Viaux
Robert 5. Minot
Grenville
T, W. Braman
Arnold A Rand
Alexander
Porter
George Wheatland, Jr
John Mason Little
J. Morris Meredith
Frederick C. Bowditch
J. Murray Howe
Edwin Hatch
Boston
New York
New York Exchange
Boston Exchange
City Hall
Committee On
Sarasate and d'Albert Charm Boston Audience in Concert
Music Hall hosted a large crowd despite bad weather and high prices for a program featuring Sarasate and Eugen d'Albert. D'Albert's violin concerto and Rubinstein study drew extraordinary praise while Sarasate’s passages and the Chopin nocturne encore impressed as the conductor Damrosch faced criticism for pacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagnerrchestra
Orches- Priss
Kisbee
Aches Cnega
Mendelssohn
Herr Eugen d’Alberc
Sarasate
Senor
Pablo de Sarasate
Otto Goldschmidt
A’ Albert
Boston
Vox Populi
d’Albert
Eric Mackay
Grieg
Bolog
Ant
Rubinstein
c.Walzer
eSeetee Crete Strauss-Tausig
Mission report shows life and growth for Episcopal City Mission
Rev. Frederick B. Allen reports the society’s three mission churches thriving with 12 000+ visits by women missionaries in ten months. 194 formerly non churchgoers now worship, 332 Sunday school pupils, 71 baptisms. Immigrant and sailor work aided 2000+ immigrants and 800+ seamen. Deficit reduced to about 600 after late gifts. officers listed for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal City Mission
Frederick B. Allen
Doyle
Cunard and
Warren
Church of England
City Point
Trinity
Amherst Colleges
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Boston
B. H. Paddock
D.D
Phillips Brooks
William Lawrence
A. Shearman
John 8. Lindsay
George C. Shattuck
M.D
H. W. Nelson
Francis Dumaresq
W. C. Sturgis
J. D. W. French
John 8
Blatchford
Exchange Street
Brackett Leads in State Election Returns
The Executive Council at the State House yesterday reviewed returns from the last election showing Brackett with 127 857 votes, Russell 120 482, Blackmer 15 108, and others 64. Republican pluralities for other state officers exceeded Brackett by about 13 000. Returns largely matched initial reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Brackett
Russell
Blackmer
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Recommended by Physicians
Health note states horsford's acid phosphate is recommended by physicians for brain nerves and stomach. Claims point to broad endorsement across schools as a trusted remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Harvard Hare and Hounds Hunt Ends With Rain
The Harvard Athletic Association held its sixth hare and hounds run yesterday afternoon. About a dozen men started and rain forced a halt before halfway, but the trail continued to Mt. Auburn for about eight miles. The hares I. P. King 91 and A. H. Williams 91 led the course, finishing twenty two minutes ahead of the hounds. Master of the hounds was W. Alexander L.S., first hound in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Athletic Association
I. P. King
A. H. Williams
West Somerville
Arlington
Belmont
Mt. Auburn
W. Alexander, L.S
Orange Lodge Ball and Basket Party in Dexter Hall
The Martin Luther Loyal Orange Lodge No. 70 hosted a ball and basket party in Dexter Hall with about 500 members, wives, and friends. Baskets were sold, followed by a grand march and circle, and dancing late into the night. Attendees included Thomas Baird Thomas Hulett Robert Cox William Prescott and Claude Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangemen
Martin Luther Loyal Orange Lodge
Dexter Hall
Thomas Baird
Thomas Hulett
Robert Cox
William Prescott
Claude H. Fleming
Somerville Aldermen Extend Cemetery License and Hear Sewer Assessments
At a Somerville board meeting the Clarendon Hill Cemetery Corporation license was extended to July 1, 1890. A hearing was set for December 11 for protests on sewer assessments. The Lufts estate offered the Powder House property to the city if a park and street cuts were made. The Allen estate on Washington Street was deemed suitable for a new Ward 2 schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Board of Aldermen
Clarendon Hill Cemetery Corporation
Lufts
Powder House
Committee On
Allen
Washington Street
Paving Department Forms Mutual Aid Association
City paving department employees met at 987 Washington Street to organize the Pavers' Mutual Aid and Benevolent Association. The group is rapidly growing and expected to provide a beneficial auxiliary to the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paving Department of
City
Washington Street
Pavers’ Mutual Aid and Benevolent Association
Merchants Insurance Settles First Lynn Fire Loss
The Merchants Insurance Company of Newark claims credit for settling the first loss from the Lynn great fire. The payout was made while firefighters still fought fires in another city section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Insurance Company OF
Newark
Lynn
Royal Arcanum and New England Society Meetings at Crawford House
The Royal Arcanum Club held its regular meeting at Crawford House with about fifty members discussing which guards subordinate councils best. Six new members were elected. The New England Society of Pioneers also met at Crawford House, electing sixteen members and planning a California trip. Numerous prominent hotel arrivals followed, listing many named individuals and their destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum Club
Crawford House
Henry Goodwin
W. C. Robson
H. A. Boynton
New England Society of Pioneers
California
W. H. Thomas
Vendorae
A. G. Hay
Saginaw
Mich
Blake
Haycen
Newport
D. H. Hayden
R. J. Brunswick
Mary
G. Cushing
Wellesley College
W. K. Lineaweaver
Philadelphia
J. K. Lineaweaver
Columbus
Penn
John Noyes
Butte
Mont
Thomas Noyes
Worcester
Tristram Cottin
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Lyons freed after arrest in wife’s death inquiry
E W Lyons who was arrested yesterday by Station 4 officers to await an investigation of his wife’s death was discharged last evening. First Religious Society Eliot square. Services for Thanksgiving will be held in this church at 11 o’clock. The sermon topic is The Bearing of Christianity Upon Civil Service Reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
Hart
O’brien
Robert Fulton
George Snelling
Mary of Notre Dame Convent
Dr. Pagam
Sasigi
Dwight
Japanese Table of the Children of Mary
Sacred Heart Convent
John of
Curtin
E. H. W. Brainard
Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s
Young Men’s Sodality
Agnes Kelley
Williams
P. H. Powers
Young Men’s Association
P. A. Mahoney
Ladies’ Sodality
C. Tulley
E. W. Lyons
First Religious Society
Eliot Square
Bad Blockade of Carriages Outside Winter Street
Report of a foul carriage jam on Winter Street after the Sarasae d Albert concert. Vehicles blocked the road with horses and buggies half on the sidewalk, causing chaos and police embarrassment. no accident occurred but several carriages narrowly avoided damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Thanksgiving Eve Parties Highlight Busy Social Season
The Poplar Club of the West End hosted about 250 couples at Cotton Hall for its seventh annual ball with Gustav Miller directing the grand march and J Howard Richardson's Orchestra providing music. The Shawmut Rowing Club held its twentieth annual ball at Odd Fellows' Hall with Edmonds's Band, honoring guests including Owen Jarvin Collins Hunt Daly Nason and rowing club presidents. roughly 300 couples attended. The Columbian Rowing Association marked its tenth ball at Lyceum Hall East Boston with Finn's Orchestra and 100 couples in attendance. T. Shaughnessy served as chief marshal and decorations were lavish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CouJton Hall
Poplar Club
West End
Gustav Miller
J. Howard Richardson
Shawmut Rowing Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Edmonds
Owen
Thanksgiving Services Across Somerville and Cambridge Churches
Union Thanksgiving services are set in Somerville and Cambridge churches with multiple pastors officiating. In Somerville 11 AM at Union Square Presbyterian with Rev E S Tead and others. 10 30 AM at Winter Hill Baptist with Rev C E Andrews. Cambridge venues include First Parish 11 AM with Rev Alexander McKenzie and First Universalist 6 PM with Rev A E White. Cambridgeport at Harvard Street M E Church 11 AM led by Rev Charles Olmstead. Holiday observed at the almshouse and East Cambridge House of Correction. A further union service is planned tomorrow morning at the Universalist Church with Rev Mr Brodie of the South Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Union Square Presbyterian Church
E. S. Tead
Prospect Hill Congregational Church
Winter Hill Baptist Church
C. E. Andrews
Broadway Congregational Church
Cambridge
First Parish
Alexander McKenzie
First Universalist
A. E. White
Cambridgeport
Harvar Street
M. E
Charles Olmstead
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Almshouse
East Cambridge House of Correction
SaLem
Universalist Church
Brodie
South Church
Harvard Athletics and Princeton Controversy Debate
A Harvard graduate letter defends Harvard's late action against Princeton in football. It argues the meeting was premature yet insists Harvard acted to keep sports fair and free of Yale jockeying, withdraws from the existing association, and calls for disciplined, honest play across teams and disciplines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Cambridge
Football Association
Mr. Harding
Mr. Stickney
Donnelly
Courts Hear Diverse Civil Claims in November Session
The Superior Court first session on November 27 lists cases including Annabali Ferrari et al. v Henry Murray with a verdict for plaintiffs for 39133 on a monument contract. Elizabeth Daniels v James Atkins seeks 10000 damages for a folding bed accident with a directed verdict for the defendant. Other files note mixed verdicts for personal injuries at East Boston crossing and a salary contract suit in West Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Barxer
Annabali Ferrari Et al
Henry Murray
Woodlawn
John L. Eldredge
Bowman
Elizabeth Daniels
James Atkins
J. F
J. W. Pickering
A. Hemenway
J. F. Wheeler
Hammond
Matthew Merrigan
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Catherine Merrigan
Same
Bennington Street
East
Boston
J. R. Clark
Samuel Hoar
Eugene G. Ayer
Joseph W. Garner
West Roxbury
W. Bartlett
KE. Jewell
John J. Eldredge
Griffin
Oakes
Malcolm
Fuller
Fifield
Reynolds
Boston & Me. Ri
Smith
Old Colony A
C. Wellington Ik
Coal Co
Stone
Clerk
McCormack
Cable
Bosson
Lynn & Rubber Co
Boston RR
Thaxter
Foster
Middlesex Superior Court Docket Update
The schedule lists creditors and legal actions with William H. Nagle of Cambridge charged with assault and battery at $10 costs, and Kirk M. Lawrence of Pepperell charged with drunkenness $5 costs and assault and battery $1 costs. Jurors were excused. Judge Blodgett to hear motions on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Sherman
J. William H. Nagle
Cambridge
Kirk M. Lawrence
Pepperell
Worthington v Rafferty heirs in equity suit over Kelly estate
No 486 Erastus Worthington administrator sues John W Rafferty and Theresa F Rafferty to recover possession of property of John Kelly late of Norwood. Property includes a bank book with 1500, 113 in bills and 250 in gold now with Theresa Rafferty claimed as donation on death. Jury finds no gift by Kelly. verdict for plaintiff. Criminal trials resume Friday and next week. district attorney pro tem B W Harris. Court and divorce lists to be announced after criminal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus Worthington
John W. Rafferty
Theresa
F. Rafferty
John Kelly
Norwood
Said Kelly
M.&c. A. Williams
H. Kingman
Cotter & Jenney
B. W. Harris
Larceny and forgery cases heard in municipal court
In the November 27 criminal session, J William Lynch waived examination for larceny from an express team and was held in 300 bail for the Superior Court. Richard O'Brien’s assault and battery case was continued to December 6. Patrick McCoy Martin Egan and James Fenno were discharged on larceny of 40 dollars from Thomas F Lombard. George W Meserve and Nathaniel W Foye, held in 2000 bail for conspiracy to obtain money under false pretences, faced a new charge of being accessory to a forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Forsaiith
J. William Lynch
Superior Court
Richard O’brien
Patrick McCoy
Martin Egan
James Fenno
Thomas F. Lombard
George W. Meserve
Nathaniel W. Foye
Patton Applies for Admission as Attorney in Circuit Court
John S Patton of Boston applied to the U S Circuit Court for admission as an Attorney and Counselor in the District of Massachusetts pursuant to court rules. Commissioner Joan G Stetson signs the notice dated November 4 1889 in Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
John S.patton
Counszelior
Joan G. Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
Arrests for Larceny Tie Two Thefts to City Homes
Officers Lynch and Shields arrested Arther Ross for larceny of a lady s gold watch and chain valued at 95 dollars, belonging to Josie Driscoll of No 4 covering place. They also visited 62 Emerald Street, recovered a stolen dress belonging to Mary Newton, and arrested Anne Sanford for the larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch and
Shields
Arther Ross
Josie Driscoll
Emerald Street
Mary Newton
Anne Sanford
Thanksgiving Day Religious Services
Thanksgiving Day services announced for Emmanuel Church Newbury Street with Rev Leighton Parks preaching at 11 a m Union services at South Congregational Church Newbury Street Exeter Street at 11 a m with Rev Edward Everett Hale preaching All are cordially invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
South Congregational Church
Exeter Street
Edward Everett Hale
Royal Baking Powder Claims Superior Purity and Power
The Royal Baking Powder is praised for extreme purity and uniform quality built on twenty five years of expertise. Chemists test each ingredient to ensure exact leavening power, with government analysis placing it at the top for strength and wholesomeness.
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Wiliam Damrosch
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Herr A
Albert
Liszt
Boston College Fair
Harvard Hare and Hounds
Oscar Kalman
St. Paul
Minn
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Baltimore
Charles H. Keating
Amherst
Charles T. de Forrest
E. C. H. Jones
Los Angeles
Cal
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Bangor
Maurice L. Powers
Young
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N. W. Curtis
J. G. Blaine, Jr
Augusta
Robert H. Warr
John T. McChesney
Chattanooga
Senn
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Tremont
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Digby
J. W. Bates
Hartford
Providence
R. L
J. M. Harding
Buffalo
Paterson
N. J
W. A. Legge, Jr
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Gardiner
D. G. Brooks
Quincy
J. H. Chever and Family
Manchester
N. H
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Syracuse
Charles C. Judd
Holyoke
T. B. Townsend
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Henry C. Stowe
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Danati
Thompson
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Gardella
Lamp
Lynch
Blairson
Maltcom
Blodgett
Roswell C. Downer Et al
Daniel W. Beckler
Cullen Downer
L. GC. & E. Seavey
Seaveys
Beckler
Downer
Seavey
Qak Grove Farm Bottling
Ruggles Street
Charles M. Hemenway
M. Morton, Jr
Charles S. Hamin
Edham
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