Fire destroys block at Market and Andrew streets
A major blaze last night leveled the three story wooden block at Market and Andrew streets destroying E. J. Brown & Co. and T. E. Parker firms along with L. Talamani and others. Loss about $100,000 with insurance covering most of the amount. cause unspecified. Fire originated in the basement at 11:15 p.m. and drew help from Swampscott and Salem if needed.
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Andrew Streets
Dr. Asbborn
Thomas E. Parker
E. J. Brown
R. Basker
Heelers’ Union
K. of L. Club
Boot and Shoe Council and Cutters’ Union
K. of L. Hall
J. W. Cole
Lynn Brass Band
Heeler’s Hall
United Workingman’s Hall
Swampscott
Salem
Parker
Brown
Thomas B. Knight
E. J. Brown & Co
Connecticut
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Meriden
Joseph W. Cole
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California
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T. E. Parker
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Elizabeth A. Pierce
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Universalists Gather in Brookline Move for New Church
About twenty people attended a Union Hall service in Brookline led by Rev. Charles Conklin of Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church. The Massachusetts Universalist convention aims to establish a Brookline church as many liberals seek a home, while Unitarians in town feel ignored and doubt need for a new church.
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Charles Conklin
Shawmut Avenue
Massachusetts Universalist Convention
Conklin
Boston
Potter Horses Sold At Isburgh & Co Sale
At Isburgh & Co sale stables on East street Asa P Potter horses carriages and furnishings were sold at public auction. A pair of carriage blacks brought 525 dollars to N Goldsmith, a bay gelding attracted a 230 dollar bid by T A Walker, E T Britton paid 200 for one bag with the other going to C W Sargent for 162 50. A mare and ponies went to John Breen for 225 dollars, a third pony sold to a man named Lewis for 25 dollars. A farm horse sold to Joseph Brooks for 3250 dollars. Four cows topped at 67 dollars for a Jersey. Livery goods and horse apparel fetched good prices.
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East Street
Asa P. Potter
N. Goldsmith
T. A. Walker
E. T. Britton
C. W. Sargent
John Breen
Lewis
Joseph Brooks
Jersey
Aite
Kris Kringle Dolls and Sewing Machine Offer
Kris Kringle will give each child a dressed doll valued at five dollars. The child's mother purchases a New Home Sewing Machine at 160 Tremont.
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Kris Kringle
Denver Jurors Question Graves Case In Fatal Trial
Denver jurors scrutinize circumstantial evidence and potential hangings as Dr. Graves faces a murder trial. Prosecution and defense question jurors about capital punishment while recusals and scruples shape the panel. A separate report tracks fugitive John Lynch recaptured in Roxbury after escape from Charlestown prison. The Post plans a theatre party for 100 newsboys at the Globe Theatre to see Superba, rewarding hard work with entertainment.
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Supreme Court docket listing for Suffolk Is with habeas petition
Suffolk Supreme Court entries show Bridget Fitzpatrick seeking habeas corpus for her daughter detained by Mr. and Mrs. Mentzer Harvard. Numerous cases listed by session, with various v. parties, judges, and upcoming orders, including titles such as Ames v. Ames and Watson v. West End R R. Listings culminate with highest order number 2785.
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Zinn
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Rand
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Bishop
Rappahannock Burned At Sea Off Juan Fernandez Island
A Boston despatch says the Bath ship Rappahannock, left Liverpool July 29 for San Francisco, burned November 11 in Cumberland Bay near Juan Fernandez Island. Cause cited as spontaneous combustion. All hands survived and were landed at Valparaiso by Chilean steamer Huenical, cared for by U. S. Consul McCreery. Captain Dickenson, of Phippsburg, Maine, commanded. The ship, launched January 6, 1890, carried a Harrison portrait with an inscription wishing voyages prosperous, but its misfortunes began a month after launch and ended with the fire.
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Benjamin Harrison
Somerville Appoints New Priest for Spring Hill Parish
The Rev. James J. O'Brien, son of ex-Mayor O'Brien, was named pastor of a new parish to be built on the Isaac Pitman estate in Spring Hill Somerville. He led mass at Sr. Joseph's Church Union Square and spoke in the vestry to about one hundred parishioners detailing plans for the church.
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James J. O’brien
O’brien
Saac Pitman
Spring Hill
Somerville
Sr. Joseph’s
Union Square
Father O’brien
Overnight Shore Line Express Highlights Comfort
The 10 o'clock passenger express between Boston and New York is a daylight train with convenient winter and summer hours. It runs through by daylight and offers unsurpassed appointment and service for women and children passengers.
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New York
Golden Lion Men's Meeting Rebuffs Supreme Lodge
Delegates from about twenty five lodges of the Order of Golden Lion met in Foresters Hall yesterday. The committee appointed to confer with the Supreme Lodge submitted a proposition from the supreme officers, which was unanimously rejected. It was voted to sustain the injunctions against the Supreme Lodge and that a receiver be asked for.
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Foresters’ Hall
Supreme Lodge
Final account of Bramhall ward cited for probate
The second and final account of WILLIAM T. BRAMHALL now deceased and formerly guardian is presented for allowance by executor J Y Stearns. Jurisdiction is the Probate Court at Boston Suffolk on December 7 1891 at ten in the forenoon to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Publication in the Boston Post for three weeks with last issue two days before the court. Witness Jo an W McKin Esquire Judge. Elway Glore Register.
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