Klindworth Recital in Boston at Steinert Hall
Professor Karl Klindworth presented Beethoven recital at Steinert Hall Boston in a program of six sonatas Op 10 27 No 2 110 109 111 81 His performance drew mixed praise for fidelity to the score and for stylistic liberties provoking debate among critics Rich Haakp reports on President Whitney remarks and new cable system hopes with West End railway work discharges at Cambridge Street hill noting job moves and equipment tests
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Karl Klindworth
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Steinert Hall
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Chopin
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Liszt
Rich HaAkp
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Whitney
West End Railway
Philadelphia
Poston
Walladelphia
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Cambridge Street
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Richards
Drew Va
Hartford Cold Sp
Learned
Desha Lumber Co
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Reed
Burke
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Nelson
Pelonsky
Frankenstein
Martin
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Ford
Carpet Lining Co
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Same
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French
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Park
Whitey
Roeth
Kyle
Sherman
James Donovan
Thomas Ledworth
Ferguson
D. EF. Fitz
E. A. Snow
Jacob C. Bibber
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H. H. Mather
I. M. Baoson
Daniel Holland
Boston & Lynn Horse Railroad
Julia Holland
C.T. Gallagher
I’. P. Proctor
Tappan
Holland Vs
Lynn & Boston RR
Harris Va
Goddard
Blackstone Nat. Bk
Ribero
Vid Colony RR. Co
Atlag Nat. Bk
Rogers
Bray Va. Hunt
City Board Debates Paving Workmen and New Assistant Solicitor
City board discusses funding for permanent paving department workers require an $85 000 appropriation and consider creating an additional city solicitor assistant. debate notes delays in city lawsuits and multiple sewer, bridge, and building projects amid budget moves and procedural rulings.
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McDonald
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Carroll
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Eonnen
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Congress Street
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Meridian Street
Malden
New Court House
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Hawes Place Church
Belvedere Street
West Chester Park
Dalton Street
Signal Corps
M. V.M
Pemberton Square
Benjamin Dickerman
Byes Sprague
Kelly
Alderman Allen
New Methodist Church Planned on Moody and Cherry Streets
The Methodist Episcopal Society will erect a new church on the south side of the river in the coming spring. A corner lot at Moody and Cherry streets is purchased for about 15000 dollars. The building will be in a modified Queen Anne style with large cathedral glass windows and a tower. It will seat 650 in the auditorium, with rooms to expand to 800, and the main entrance will face Moody street.
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Walthham
Stectar
The
Methodist Episcopal Society
Moody and
Cherry Streets
Moody Street
Board of Aldermen
South Street
Ward committee suspends alderman nomination process after party talks
The lican ward and city committee halted its previous action following a conference with the Democratic committee. Citizens' carsences for alderman nomination are ended for Thursday night, with the mayoralty convention scheduled for Friday election. Renub
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Democratic Committee
Evangelizing France and the Paris McAll Mission
An informal Paris conference on the McAll Mission, led by Rev. Gregg, featured Elbridge Torrey outlining the purely evangelical work free of politics. He noted French Protestant interest, small costs of operations, and 34 stations funded for 84000 dollars, as a movement to Christianize France with support from American donors.
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Paris
Young Men's Christian Association
Gregg
Elbridge Torrey
Lorrey
Churches of France
France
Torrey
Clouet
Hts
Longtime Vermont Leader Lyman Hinckley Dies in Chelsea Home
The son Lyman G Hinckley of Chelsea Vermont died at his sister Mrs Charles J Prescott home in the city Saturday night. Born 1882 in Thetford Wisconsin he studied at Dartmouth and practiced law in Chelsea. He served as clerk of the Vermont House of Representatives and represented his town in the House and his district in the Senate. he was Lieutenant Governor in 1874 and was once mentioned for the governorship. He died while serving as clerk of the County Court in Chelsea. Reverend Lucius H King D D pastor of Forty fourth Street church New York also dies. He was born in Great Barrington Mass in 1825.
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Chelsea
Charles J. Prescott
Mr. Hinckley
Thetford
Dartmouth
Ksibbard
Mary Sibyl Henry
General Henry
Burlington
John FP. Henry
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ife
Hhouse of Representatives
Vermont
House
Senate
Benjamin C. Barlow
Wollaston Heights
Mr. Zarlow
Freedom
Boston
Rural Lodge
Quincy
Lucius H. King
D.D
Forty-fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Great Darrington
Mass
Court Delays ruling in assault case over scab remark
The Stewart Ketcham v Dowd assault trial before Judge Bacon debated admissibility of taunts and strike context. Barrister McGeough pressed questions about the South Boston strike while the judge limited inquiry to whether an assault occurred. The hearing continued with a noted exchange over objections and a transcript remark.
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Stewart Ketcham
John J. Dowd
Bacon
Superior Criminal Court
Ketcham
Boston
Ketchum
Mr. Dowd, Sr
Poard
Dowd
McGeough
Mesmerism Topic Dominates Horticultural Hall Meeting
Congregational Club at Horticultural Hall debates how to achieve higher spiritual results in churches. Rev Nehemiah Boynton advocates focusing on practical ministry and unity over theology. Layman O Winslow suggests after service gleaner meetings to extend outreach. Guests include Professor G Frederck Wright and Rev William G Puddefoot.
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Horticultural Hall
Congregational Club
Charless. Hill
Nehemiah Boynton
O. Winslow
G. Frederck Wright
D.D
Oberlin, O
William G. Puddefoot
The
Home Missionary Society
Boston Post Office clerks seek eight hour tenure ruling
Sixty five Boston Post Office letter clerks petitioned over overtime work asking to be covered by the eight hour provision. Officials in Washington ruled they do not qualify, placing overtime burden on the mailing department as the office expands profits and duties without increasing staff.
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Boston Postofice
Hughes
Westmaster Corse
Washington
Postal Service
Boston
Baptist Social Union Holds Monthly Meeting and Banquet
The Baptist Social Union met at the Meionaon Temple yesterday with over 100 members present. Five new members were admitted. Music by the Mozart male quartets accompanied speeches from Warren M. Breed Charlies Lane Deacon John Bezanson Deacon Joseph Shed and Deacon John Parker from several Baptist churches.
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Baptist Social Union
Meionaon
Vgremont Temple
Warren M. Breed
Lynn Last Baptist Church
Charlies
Lane
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
John Bezanson
Trinity Baptist Church
East Beaton
Joseph G. Shed
Dearborn Street Baptist Church
Roxbury
John A. Parker
First Baptist Church
Malden
Heinrich Recital Charms Small Chickering Hall Audience
In Chickering Hall the German lieder recital by Mr Max Heinrich and assisted by Miss Charlotte Walker drew a small crowd due to weather. Heinrich sang eleven Schubert Die schöne Müllerin songs and five Brahms songs with strong, resonant voice and German training. Walker offered six Schumann and four Schubert songs but showed mechanical tendencies though she displayed moments of warmth and brilliance. The review praises Heinrich’s truthful, forceful interpretation and notes Walker’s occasional expressiveness, with a second program promised featuring Schubert Winter Journey, Dying Strains, Wagner, Liszt and Frid selections.
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Charlotte Walker
Schubert
Margaret
Heinrich
Walker
Sehubert
Hugo Bruckier
Gerster to Rest Amid Nervousness Delays New Tour
Mme Gerster will pause for a month or six weeks after a public performance due to nervousness that affected her voice on stage. Henry Abbey explains Copleston misjudged her power from a room recital, delaying the planned American tour. The Gerster concert company will not fill dates except Casino engagements, with potential joint shows later involving Josef Hofmann.
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N.Y
Gerster
New Traven
Henry E. Abbey
Abbey
Las
Mme. Chersier
Copleston
Mme. Gerster
Abbey, Schoeffel
Gran
Josef Hofmann
Thomas Brady departs Boston for Georgia to oversee marble quarry
Announcement of a testimonial dinner at Walker House honors Thomas MT Brady, president of the municipal council of the Trish Tand League, as he leaves for Georgia to supervise what is described as the continent’s greatest marble quarry. John Boyle O'Reilly presided and lauded his work for Irish causes. Brady spoke of emancipation for Irish countrymen and expressed thanks.
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Thomas MT. Brady
Trish Tand League
Walker House
John Boyle O'Reilly
Brady
Georgia
Ile
Thomas P. Brady
Pather O'Callahan
Mgr. Brady
Thomas FB. Doherty
John J. Fitzgerald
T. B. Fitz
Dominick Toy
Dr. Timmins
Roger F F. Scanlan
Mr. Brady
Peasline Brings Ease Comfort and Clean Results
The notice promotes Peasline as a detergent that delivers ease of use and comfort in washing clothes with strong cleaning results. It highlights simple laundry routines and dependable fabric care for everyday households.
Massachusetts Telegraph Tax Case Reaches Injunction Verdict
The Massachusetts attorney general sues Western Union Telegraph Company to collect a tax on its franchise with an injunction to restrain further business until payment. The court upholds the tax, notes federal franchise concerns, and orders a decree for the complainant.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
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Telegraph Company
Texas
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Delaware
Wall
Fargo
Michigan
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Philadelphia Steamship Company
Pennsylvania
K. N. Shepard
Commonwealth
George 5. Hale
Lawsuit Over Car Confinement and Assault on a Passenger
The case alleges unlawful confinement and assault aboard a railroad car on Sept 22, 1886, near Boston to Randolph. The defense cites disorderly conduct and reasonable removal to a smoking car, with trial proceeding and counsel listed for both sides.
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J. Iz. Cotter
J. H. Benton
O' Neil
Feelby
Bauttrielk Va
Ale
Rowe
Chadbourne
Toething
Goulding
Highland Foundry Co
City of
Supreme Judicial Court adjourns at Salem with cases heard
Judge Allen J. presided as sessions closed at Salem today. Several divorce actions are continued and two decrees are granted, including George H Wentworth versus Kate K Wentworth and John A Anderson versus Louisa Anderson. The full list awaits tomorrow’s order.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Salem
Ednar C. Herrick
Albert J. Herrick
Eliza Jane Lawrence
William H. Lawrence
George A. West
Nellie F. West
Jane Gunn
James Gunn
Annie M. Hurlburt
Charles H. Hurlburt
Carrie M. Osgood
Frank Osgood
Charlotte A. McDonald
John McDonald
Lena Mellows
Frank Mellows
Elmer E. Stevens
Flora E. Stevens
Sarah A. Pevear
George H. Wentworth
Kate K. Wentworth
John A. Anderson
Louisa Anderson
Hamilton Vocalion Organ Company Seeks Receiver
The Worcester firm with stock largely owned in Ost on New York petitioned for a receiver to reorganize and form a new company with increased capital to pay debts totaling 61 000, 45 000 of which were advances by stockholders. The move follows a stockholder vote and aims to revive the business as a going concern. At Detroit Merchants and Manufacturers Exchange W D Robinson Co a major boot and shoe wholesaler announced failure with figures not yet available.
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Worcester
Oston
New York
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Exchange
Detroit
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The Coal Famine Explains Scarcity and High Prices
A Pennsylvania coal dealer argues the Boston coal shortage stems not from a monopoly or strikes but from oversupply timing, transport delays, and westward demand. He notes mines ran limited hours, cars moved west, and East demand faced eight to sixteen day delays, easing slightly now.
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Great West
New England
Episcopalian laymen form committee to boost church work
About seventy gentlemen from local Episcopal churches gathered at the Vendome Hotel at 5 PM to discuss forming a society to foster better lay acquaintance and greater religious and moral effort. Dr. George Shattuck presided with Governor Rice at his right, and a slate of speakers and letters from Bishop Paddock and other leaders followed.
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F. BE. Oliver
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Karey Mt
Louwts Roederer Champagne Wines Gaining Popular Favor
The Louwts Roederer Champagne wines have increased in public favor for over fifty years. They are rich and dry with a superior standing in the market.
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Louwts Roederer
Beaver Line to Run Liverpool to Baston During Close Season
Beaver Line announces steamers Lake Superior Lake Ontario and Lake Huron will operate between Liverpool and Baston in the St Lawrence close season. J Brigham will manage the line in this three port service. Professor Shackford from Cornell will lecture December on The Beginnings of Literature at the Y M C A Union Boston.
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Ceylon Street
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Henshore
James Quinny
City Hospital
Hoseman
Charles N. Ellison
Engine 10
Spruce Street
North
Cambridge
Ellison
Taylor
Quincy House
Edwin Arden
Diamond Dick
Arden
Notable Social Scene At Parker's And Revere House
Beverly residents J. W. Lefavour stayed at the Revere. The Round Table Club dined at the Revere House with Sub-Treasurer O N Aldrich hosting. Guests included W H H Murray, Mrs Pay son Tucker, Mrs Walker, Miss Charlotte Walker and Max Heinrich. The Examiner Club and the Natural History Society’s James Freeman Clarke presided at Parker's. Professor Hyatt spoke on What Is an Individual Among Animals with charts. The Aldermen dined weekly at Parker's, and Young's hosted several private dinners.
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Beverly
Revere
Round Table Club
N. Aldrich
Revere House
W. H. H. Murray
Burlington
Hyatt
Natural History Society
Board of Aldermen
Young
Harvard Sumner prize goes to Marland Coggeswell Hobbs
The Sumner prize dissertation at Harvard is awarded to Marland Coggeswell Hobbs for a paper on the past half century’s experience and arbitration as a substitute for war. Freshmen celebrate Yale match success with dinners while boating gains curb football activities. Pfeiffer sees strong gym numbers for crew. Professor F G Peabody remains home ill.
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New Haven
Pfeiffer
Yale
F. G. Peabody
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