Scots Charitable Society Holds 282d Scottish Festival
The 282d annual festival of the Scots Charitable Society was held in Odd Fellows Hall last evening with music and recitation. Bostonia Orchestra performed, Mrs. E. E. Fuller sang with two numbers, Mayor Hart spoke briefly, and a large group including Burgess Speirs Gilbert McNish and Purdie performed. About 150 couples danced the grand march.
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The
Scots Charitable Society
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bobbie Burns
Gray
Bostonia Orchestra
E. E. Fuller
Bonnie
Sweet Bessie
Annie Laurie
Hart
Boston
Thomas R. Burgess
George Speirs
J. A. Gilbert
James McNish
James L. Gilbert
William Purdie
Scotland
Messrs. McNish
Gilbert
Burgess
Mayor Hart
F. H. Whitlaw Sonk
Massachusetts Teachers Association meets at Newton for reports and lectures
The forty fifth annual meeting of the Massachusetts Teachers Association was held at the Girls High School in West Newton Street. Papers on American and European schools and the study of English literature were read by John B Prince and Emily G Wetherbee with others.
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Massachusetts Teachers’ Association
West
Newton Street
John 8. Prince
State Board of Education
Emily G. Wetherbee
Lawrence High School
Coramon
Colleges of Massachusetts
Elmer H. Capen
Tufts College
John H. Wright
Harvard University
A. &. Dolbear
Mayer
Soule
Helmholtz
Darwin
Allan F. Wood
New Bedford
J. W. Dickinson
E. Bentley Young
William EK. Hatch
S. Freeman Hall
Leominster
A. W Edson
Kate L. Brown
Wilton
Mathilde E. Coffin
Millersville
Penn
Republicans Nominate School Committee Candidates
The Boston Republican convention announced eight nominees for the school committee including Charles Gallagher Benjamin Whittemore Dr. Caroline Hastings James McDonald Stillman Allen George Meeuen Fred Petti grove and Fred Wellington. The meeting faced friction over the ticket with Blackwell pressing for substitutions and the committee's list ultimately upheld. A new ward caucus plan with nomination papers and enrollment rules was outlined for the November 30 proceeding.
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Charles 7. Gallagher
South Boston
Benjamin K. Whittemore
Dorchester
Caroline E. Hastings
Columbus Avenue
James A. McDonald
Charlestown
Stillman B. Allen
Ward
George E. Meeuen
Fred G. Pettigrove
Fred A. Wellington
East Boston
Messrs
Gallagher
Whittemore
McDonald
Hastings
Union Hall
Henry B. Blackwell
Ward 24
Wellington
Dr. Kellas
Charles H. Daniels
One Hundred
Women Voters’ Ward and City
Loyal Women of American Liberty
Brice 5
Evans
Blackwell
Bob” Nichols
James 8. Murphy
Albert E. Pillsbury
Henry Parkman
Committee of One Hundred
Women Voters’ Ward and City Committee
Elizabeth C. Kellar
Jamaica Plain
Charles E. Daniels
Welon
Ted
Turner
Ward 10
Nichols
Murphy
Jamess. Murphy
Meeuen
Parkman
Ward 18
C. C. Powers
Jordan
Julius C. Chappelle
Ward 9
George E. Mecuen
Ward 11 Republican caucus set for Dec 2 at Huntington Ave
The Ward 11 Republican committee circular announces a caucus for selecting Common Council candidates and electing a ward committee. Voting will occur from 4 p.m. to no earlier than 9 p.m. at 14 Huntington Avenue, next to the Back Bay post office, with procedures to be set by the ward committee.
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Republican Committee
Ward 11
Republican City Committee
Common Council
Huntington Avenue
S. Pierce
Back Bay
Ward Committee
Republican Ward
Ward 11 Committee
Eddy Fails to Secure Democratic Nomination for Alderman
Dorchester Democrats nominate Herbert Carruth at last night’s Dorchester Town Hall convention. Carruth also carries Citizens’ nomination and broad cross party support. Eddy fights to reclaim a seat, facing a challenging election ahead.
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Alderman Eddy
Eddy
Dorchester Town Hall
Herbert
Carruth
Citizens
Dorchester
Fifth District Democrats Choose Kelcher and Committee Members
The Fifth aldermanic district Democratic convention met in Ward 16 with John W. Leahan presiding. Isaac Rosnosky was named temporary chairman, and Robert C. Wiggin and Bartholomew Bresnahan were chosen secretaries. Thomas J. Kelcher was nominated by acclamation. Edward B. Fitzgerald and Hugh Montague were elected to the district committee.
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John W. Leahan
Isaac Rosnosky
Robert C. Wiggin
Bartholomew
Bresnahan
James Donovan
Thomas J. Kelcher
Edward B. Fitzgerald
Hugh Montague
Alderman McLaughlin Renominated by Democratic Convention
The Democratic convention for the third aldermanic district met with James F. Malone as chairman and Allen A. McIntyre as secretary. Fifteen delegates attended and after four informal ballots John A. McLaughlin finally received the full 15 votes on a formal ballot, succeeding as already a member of the board.
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M’laughlin
James F. Malone
Allen A. McIntyre
John A. McLaughlin
F. P. Maguire
McLaughlin
William Taylor, Jr
Mr. McLaughlin
G. B
Local Official Names From Warps 20 to 26
The document lists names of officials and council members across several warps. Highlights include Chairman John J. Nawn and Secretary Herbert B. Davis in Warp 20, with Councilmen J P Kelley J J Hoar and C H Dolan, and others in Warp 21 to Warp 26 such as John J Kinney George Cahill and Seth Sprague.
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Warp
John J. Nawn
Herbert B. Davis
John P. Kelley
John J. Hoar
Charles H. Dolan
J. ¥. Cloney
Edward Power
B. Dyer
F. B. Hill
F. L. Cadogan
John J. Kinney
Richard Sullivan
George A. Cahill
Frank F. Proctor
Charles J. Smeith
Seth Sprague
Frank
Leavitt
Thomas F.thompson
George F. Mitchell
Frank H. Ricker
Nomination papers filed for Salem mayoralty candidate
In Salem on November 29 a nomination paper for George A. Collins for mayor is prepared and to be filed tomorrow morning. The signers are respected citizens with no dealer's names. Rumor says District Attorney Moody may offer to be assistant to George B. Ives, who has Essex bar support and little political opposition.
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Salem
George A. Collins
Moody
George B. Ives
Ives
Essex
Democrats Nominate Council Candidates in City Caucuses
Citywide Democratic caucuses nominating Common Council candidates last night produced a stable slate. Twenty two incumbents look set for reelection as the party holds a 38 member council. Ward by ward nominees include Quinn Cotter Kelly in Ward 2 and Doherty Coughlin Mahoney in Ward 8.
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Common Council
Dee
Barry
Richard Sullivan
Isaac Rosnosky
Patrick H. Quinn
John J. Cotter
Partick C. Kelly
William J. Doherty
Martin J. Coughlin
John J. Mahoney
Tobias Beck
John H. McManus
William H. Breen
Maurice J. McKenna
Nicholas J. Furie
William T. Graham
E. W. Dixon
Neil F. Doherty
Charles Carroll
James Drgoherty
James ¥. Hamilton
Robert A. M ‘On
Daniel F. Breen
Nathaniel G. Robinson
Michael B. Gilbride
Tucker
Minittee
Ington
John H. Roath
Gorman
Afeffernan
V. Norris
George A. Jiffinn
I. W. Flood
Chance
N. Ff
Judge Fallon
Secred
M. V. O'Haray
Casey
W. F. Murphy
Pah
James
Ake
Albert A. Pillar
John H.F
Lennon
Charles J. Gorman
Hexer
Murphy
Thomas Hain O’brien Jr
Harvard Freshmen Eleven to Battle Yale in New Haven
Harvard freshmen left Cambridge by train to face Yale in New Haven today for the championship match. The lineup includes two regular university players, three substitutes, and a Harvard second eleven man. Notable backs Fearing and Frothingham are highly regarded for a strong showdown.
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Harvard
YALE
Cambridge
New Haven
Dibble
Upton
Davis
Brice
Vail
Ellsworth
Hallowell
Thanksgiving crowds linger for Maritime Exhibition in Boston
Thousands remaining over a day to attend the Maritime Exhibition in Boston amid holiday crowds. Officers of the squadron attended, with over 500 million dollars in U S industrial capital represented. Osgood Orchestra to play, Labor Day program planned, Amos Jones of New York to speak. Sailors from the Atlanta and the Boston to perform sword exercise for a 100 dollar cup. Captains of the Yorktown and Chicago to be judges.
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Boston
United States
Osgood
Amos Jones
New York
Atlanta
Yorktown
Chicago
Thanks to several firms for aiding stock removal during fire
Boston expresses gratitude to the Armstrong Transfer Company New York Boston Despatch Company United States Canada Express Adams Express American Express and F Lord Co grocers Boylston Street for their kind assistance in removing part of our stock during yesterday's fire Also thanks to other friends who helped and stood by C F Hovex Co
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Boston
Armstrong Transfer Company
New York & Boston Despatch Company
United States & Canada Express Company
Adams Express Company
American Express Company
Messrs. F. ©. Lord & Co
Grocers
Boylston Street
C. F. Hovex & Co
Make Peace Towle Boston class forms English literature circle
The first meeting of Hon. George Make peace Towle's Boston class in English literature was held at Mrs. Dr. Robinson's Blagden Street home yesterday morning. Members include Mrs. Dr. Robinson and many others. The session covered Charles Dickens biography and character with a plan to discuss Dickens's works at the next meeting in a fortnight.
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George Makepeace Towle
Boston
Dr. Robinson
Blagden Street
Howes Norris
T. J. Marsh
H. N. Sawyer
Ranlett
Ki. Whittle
Lewis
Wood
Joslin
Kern
Goodwin
Brigham
Tingley
G'reworgy
Sias
Parker
Charles Dickens
Dickens
Boylston Chemical Club Elects New Officers
Officers of the Boylston Chemical Club in Harvard have been elected. President is W. L. Jennings, vice president Richards, secretary W. Warren, treasurer P. E. E. Warren, librarian D. N. Mann.
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Boylston Chemical Club
Harvard
W. L. Jennings
Richards
H.warren Pee
W. B. Bentley
D. N
Man
Elevator Accident Warns Employers to Secure Liability Insurance
The Tremont House elevator accident serves as a warning to employers to insure against liability. The Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation of London offers coverage, with rates and information available from Samuel Appleton at 28 Central Street or Endicott & Macomber, U.S. managers, 71 Kilby Street.
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Tremont House
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation of London
Eng
Samuel Appleton
Central Street
Endicott & Macomber
United States
Kilby Street
Alumni Association Holds Annual Reunion at Parker's Hotel
The State Normal School at Castine Alumni Association held its annual reunion and dinner at Parker's with about fifty attendees, led by Rev. A. E. Winship of the Journal of Education. Officers are G. T. Fletcher president, Elia Morrow vice president, Nettie W. Lane secretary and treasurer. The Naturalists' Club also dined at the Thorndike. Numerous guests stayed at hotels across town, including Vendome, Tremont, Thorndike, and Parker's, with many notable attendees from New York, Boston, Chicago, and elsewhere.
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State Normal School
Castine
Parker’s
Boston
A. E. Winship
Journal of Education
G. T. Fletcher
Elia Morrow
Nettie W. Lane
Naturalists’ Club
Thorndike
Vendome
W. P. Powell
Washington
W. Allerton
Hartford
Conn
S. M. Wheelock
Uxbadge
W.E. Hatch
New Bedford
Henry Co
Yale
New York
United States
James J. Reid
B.F. Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
John F. Morse
Westboro
W. R. Sessions
Hampden
D. K Norton
Longbottom
Philadelphia
E. W. Newell
Pittsburg
W.thompson
Tremont
Frank J. Robert
Delaware Water Gap
Penn
J. M. Olcott
Chicago
Archibald Bogie
Melrose
George Hopkins
North Adams
George W. Eastman
Rochester
Next Tavern
Connecticut
New London
C. C. Gilman
Hiram Blaisdell
Colorado
P. L. Clark
Kansas City
H. Goodell
Amherst
J. W. Seagrave
Worcester
E. P. Joy
Providence
R. L. FE
E. Parker
Wellesley
H. N. Daggett
Attleboro
F. ©. Penniman
Arthur Llewellyn
Ef Parker
Charles Martyn
C. M. Gage
Gage
Pepperill
John D._ Twitchell and family
Portland
E. U. Russell
B.B. Wesson
Smith & Wesson
Springfield
Adams
John J. Corliss
Troy
W. Wilcox
Arthur E. Perry
Samuel Fessenden
Sandwich
John G. Quimby
Augusta
A. D. Nason
George W. King
Utica
E. B. Maenus
Young’s
J.H. Manley
D. A. Curry
D. A. Curry, ©. L. Pullman, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gillham
Isaac 8. Morley
St. Albans
Nincy
C. A. Pierce
Bennington
Ames Allen
J. H. Thissett
Baner
H.C. Winter
Exeter
N. H
C. D. Holmes
Greenwich
Revere
John H. Head
J. T. Alexander
Chattanooga
Sherbrooke
Pp. Q
C. Parmenter
Rutland, Vt
Jewish Ladies to Hold a Fair for Aged Hebrews and Orphans
A Boston fair opens next Monday week at Horticultural Hall to aid the Boston Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews and Orphans founded last year by Hon. Leopold Morse with a 20000 dollar gift. The home on the Austin estate in Mattapan offers thirty sleeping rooms and plans include fourteen booths with German peasant and Vienna restaurant themes led by Mrs. J. H. Hecht and Mrs. G. J. Spitz. About 15000 dollars has already been donated toward the project.
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Boston
Horticultural Hall
Austin
Mattapan
Leopold Morse
J. H. Hecht
Commonwealth Avenue
Vienna
G. J. Spitz
Better Telephone Service in Cambridge
A Cambridge citizens committee met to seek improved telephone service. They commended recent company efforts, voted to keep current instruments for now, and appointed a sub committee to negotiate subscriber reductions and safer wiring near electric lines. They pledged cooperation with the company to obtain City Council support for service improvements.
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Cambridge
Brattle Square
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Auctioned as Cure All
Advertisement claims Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures liver blood and lung diseases with a positive guarantee. It promises benefit or cure when taken properly with money refunded if ineffective. It cites torpid liver biliousness impure blood skin eruptions scrofulous sores and consumption as treatable. Also mentions Dr Sage’s Remedy for chronic nasal catarrh priced 60 cents.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Supreme Judicial Court Refuses to Bar Common Law Action in Injury Case
Rescripts affirm that an employee may sue under common law for personal injury despite statute 1887 chapter 270. The ruling preserves common law rights and requires notice only for actions outside common law remedies. Judgment for plaintiff on Lucy Ryans v Mechanics Mills and related stock-fraud cases against South Boston Railroad Company and others follow.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Lucy Ryans
Mechanics’ Mills
Employers’ Liability Act
Goodhue
Dix
Gray
Reynolds
Hanrahan
Mass
Bishop, J
John W. Cummings
Morton & Jennings
Rebecca B. Crafts
South Boston Railroad Company
C. Allen
Same
William Reed
Reed
Allen
J. E. Abbott
Josiah G. Abbott
Supreme Judicial Court Rescripts Reported Nov 29
The clerk of courts records show cases heard with rulings. John Shapine vs Jeremiah Shaw overruled exceptions, no error found. William Sullivan vs Francis Baxter judgment for defendant, former judgment bars. James V Felker, collector, vs Standard Yarn Company et al decree affirmed with note on certificate existence to enable recovery.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Clerk of Courts
John Shapine
Jeremiah Shaw
William Sullivan
Francis J. Baxter
James
Plymouth District Court Guilty and Not Guilty Rulings
In Plymouth County Superior Court on Nov 29, J L Pirmay presided. Fremont Wade and John Lear of Brockton found guilty of liquor nuisance. William T Gibbs of Lakeville acquitted of larceny of horse and wagon. Louis Latinville of Brockton tried on liquor nuisance. Untried criminal cases set for Monday Dec 2.
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Superior Criminal Court
Plymouth County
Pirmay
J. L. Fremont Wade
Brockton
John Lear
William T. Gibbs
Lakeville
Louis Latinville
Municipal Court Criminal Session Delays in Gaming Cases
ForsAITH Adams and others charged with gaming secured another continuance. Final action set for December 18. Charles J. Mc Cormick defended larceny case. fines of ten dollars plus costs imposed on McCarty and Smith for assault and battery. Boyton Harris held in two hundred dollars for Superior Court on larceny charge.
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Municipal Court
Forsaith
Adams
Fred Edwards
John Horse
Morris Arnold
Lewis B. Parker
John Osborne
W. H. Guertin
Charles Warren
Charles J. McCormick
William Smith
William McCarty
Boyton Harris
Superior Court
Boston Notice for Admission as Attorney and Counsellor
Notice from the District of Massachusetts dated November 4 1889 that John F Patton of Boston has applied to the Commissioner for admission as an Attorney and Counsellor of the U S Circuit Court.
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District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
John 5. Patton
Joan G. Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
New French gentlemen's dressing cabinet showcased
A new invention from France titled the gentlemen's dressing cabinet is exhibited at Paine's Furniture Warerooms on Canal street. The cabinet is praised as a major advance in furniture design and a novel Christmas present with very low cost.
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France
Paine’s Furniture
Canal Street
Sunday church notices from Arlington Street area
Sunday notices list sermons and services across Boston churches with times and speakers including Rev. Brooke Her ford A. S Gum pert Rev. William R Alger and Rev. Leighton Parks. It notes music by church choirs and quartets and invites the public to vesper services and communion.
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Arlington Street
Brooke Herford
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
RK. L. Perkins
Gumpert
Brooklyn
A. T. Percy
P. J. J. Cooper
J. Stewart
J. Heald
George A. Proctor
B. ¥. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Barkston Street
William R. Alger
Boston
Ourime
Marie Vv
Rogers
Mary 2. Davis
Alice Hackett
H. Lorenzo Jeetzel
Byron A. Robinson
George Mendail_ Taylor
Christapelphian
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Church OF the Disciplus
Chrookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles G. Ames
Baptist Tabernacle
Emmanuel Cureen
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
Baltimore Congress
C. ‘. Gregory
D.D
Baltimore
Ireland
America
J. Nelson Lewis
Washington
South Congregational Caurend
Exeter Street
Dr. Hale
Copley Square
Boylston Street
Edward A
Eliot Square
James
Linday School
Inn references and hospitality at Bowdoin Square
The passage highlights the Revere House in Bowdoin Square offering genuine hospitality and guest comfort. It contrasts traditional innkeeping with polite society and notes attentive service and good living in the inn.
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Henry IV
Revere House
Bowdoin Square
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