Everett Nominated for Congress Against Lodge in District Vote
The sixth district Democratic convention in Charlestown nominated Dr. William Everett of Quincy for Congress to oppose Henry Cabot Lodge of Boston Nahant. Everett accepted by acclamation after lengthy debate though he will decide officially upon notification. Delegates totaled 107 of 157 accredited with Quincy Towns chairing and Alonzo Lynde among speakers urging a candidate capable of beating Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
William Everett
Quincey
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston- Nahant
Everett
Abbotsford Hall
Quincy A. Towns
Lynn
W. H. Bryant
Hevere
Walter Babb
Melrose
Quincy
Alonzo V. Lynde
Babb
Lodge
Kinley
Evan Hi. Morgan
Liverett
Dr. Everett
O. Roberts
Malden
William H. Hayes
Tom Reed
Josiah Quincy
Massachusetts
Henny Cabot Lodge
Nicholas J. Furie
J. H. Deveraux
K. Cutler
James H. Hayes
Chelsea
Timothy J. Keefe
Joan M. Oxton
William B. de Las Casas
John Fitzpatrick
Winthrop
David P. Matthews
Revere
William H. Bryant
John A. Dennis
James Heath
George A. Breed
J. F. McCarthy
Henry Brown
Reading
W. H. Perkins
Saugus
W. E. Frye
Swampscott
James H. Moulton
Stonehai
W. L. Brown
Wakefield
A. W. Brownell
Medford
A. Towns
A. B. Lynde
W. B. de Las Casas
John P. Reynolds
E. F. Pierce
Massachusetts Republicans at Young’s dinner discussed tariff and elections bill
Five Massachusetts Republican Congressmen attended the Saturday dinner at Young’s with President Claflin presiding. Lodge praised the tariff act as the nation’s best economic measure, argued it should stand, and warned Democrats against reopening tariffs. Other speakers touched on the silver bill, slavery, and Reed’s leadership amid a cautious view of the last Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Young's
Lodge
Walker
Greenharge
Candler
Morse
Claflin
Congressman Lodge
Congress
Democratic Party
Senate
Republican Party
Reed
Greenbalge
Norfolk Club
W. £. Locke
Frederic T.keenhalve
New England
A. Ed. Pillsbury
New Hampshire
Candier
Russell Accepts Democratic Nomination for Governor
The Hon. William E Russell sends his thanks to the Democratic State convention for third time nominating him for Governor. He pledges to fight for the people, equality before the law, home rule, and Massachusetts interests against unfair taxation and improper influences, stressing government by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
William E. Russell
John KH. Russell
Josiah Quincy
Massachusetts
Wade
Massachusetts Pledge to Equality and Tariff Reform Platform
A 1890 Massachusetts letter from William E. Russell asserts equality in legislation and vows to defend tariff reform. He praises Massachusetts record on Stamp Act and Fugitive Slave Law opposition and endorses the Democratic convention platform with explicit commitment to its policies. The note is dated Boston October 3, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Sam
William E. Russell
Boston
Consolidations Transform Rail Network in Year to Date
Moore and Schley publish a compilation showing major railroad consolidations this year. Names include Atchison Topeka Santa Fe absorbing St Louis & San Francisco and Colorado Midland, Union Pacific consolidating several lines into Denver Gulf, and Chesapeake Ohio absorbing Richmond Allegheny. The summary notes reduced competition, lower expenses, and improved service as unification proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Moore & Schley
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
St. Louis & Sanfrancisco Railroad
Colorado Midland Railroad
Temptations of the Hour at Boston Union Address
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore spoke to a large Boston Young Men's Christian Union audience on Love and Law. She linked God as father and brotherhood, urged forgiveness, and warned young men to resist unprecedented temptations while discussing universal law, resilience, and hopeful judgment beyond the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Livermore
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
God
Jesus
Mrs. Livermore
Moses
Piedmont Air Line inaugurates Washington to Atlanta limited
The Washington and Southwestern vestibule limited train will debut October 12, leaving Washington at 11 a m daily and arriving in Atlanta the next morning at 6. The service promises exceptional comfort and luxury, with facilities rivaling the best in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Air Line
Washington
Railroad Construction and Finances Reported for 1890
The current Chicago Railway Age summary shows 3752 miles of new rail laid in 39 states and 212 lines, with Georgia 323 miles and Washington 207 leading the states. It forecasts 6000 to 6500 miles for 1890, compared with 6200 in 1889, and details Louisville & Nashville earnings, debt retirement, and double track expansion along with car purchases and rising passenger and freight tonnage. It lists weekly earnings and increases for Burlington Cedar Rapids Northern, Louisville Evansville St Louis, Chicago St Paul Kansas City, Grand Trunk Canada, Northern Pacific, Chicago Eastern Illinois, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Milwaukee & Northern Railway
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
New York, Lakerie & Western Railroad Company
Chicago & Erie Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Richmond & Allegheny Railroad
Mackay System
Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Railroad
Toledo & Ohio Central Railroad Company
Kanawha & Michigan Railroads
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Fort Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad
Missouri, Kansas &Texas Railway Company
Iease
Kansas City & Pacific Railroad
Chicago Railway Age
United States
Georgia
Montana
North Carolina
Washington
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
New Mexico
North Dakota
Nevada
Utah
Age
Louisville & Nashville
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Louisville
Evansville
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Paul
Kansas City
Grand Trank
Canada
Chronicle reports weekly road earnings for September weeks
The Chronicle lists gross earnings for ninety one roads in the third week of September at 7,671,874 dollars, up 536,259. It also cites fourteen roads for the fourth week at 3,187,628 dollars, up 433,702.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Chronicle
Woolley Speaks at Tremont Temple on Temperance
John G. Woolley, famed temperance evangelist, addressed a large Tremont Temple audience under the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. He urged revival through divine grace, arguing personal reform will save the country from the dram shop and the speaker relied on plain, heart‑felt talk rather than ornate rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpr
Woolley
Tremont Temple
John G. Woolley
Minnesota
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Mr. Woolley
Wax starch touted as greatest boon for laundry work
A lake of praise for wax starch by J. C. Hubinger describes it as the ultimate laundry aid. Unlike elastic starch used cold, wax starch is cooked and can be improved when used with elastic starch for a superior polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hubinger
Absurdity About Drapery Stock at Paine's Warerooms
A writer defends Paine's Furniture Warerooms on Canal Street against claims about visiting for draperies. The piece mocks the idea of prudence and praises the large, fine, and affordable stock of draperies and hangings available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Canal Street
Central Labor Union rallies against Shipping Masters' Association actions
The Central Labor Union met at 724 Washington street and denounced attempts to lock out union men and ship only non union crews at regular rates, offering $1 to $10 for the opportunity. It endorsed Sailors and Firemen's Union and urged strengthening Commonwealth laws for protection, plus forming a wage workers building in Boston. Building Laborers' Union reported 2825 members. international secretary notes 85 local unions. Master Plumbers met to attend J.T. Cronin funeral at Soley street Charlestown at 9:30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Washington Street
Shipping Masters’ Association
Boston
Sailors and Firemen’s Union
United States
Building Laborers’ Union
Caledonia Hall
International
Sherman House
J. ‘I. Cronin
Soley Street
Charlestown
National Camp S A A to Convene in Boston Week
The fourteenth annual convention of the National Camp Patriotic Order Sons of America will meet at Faneuil Hall on Tuesday October 7. Events include a Wednesday reception and ball by the State Camp of Massachusetts at Odd Fellows Hall, a Thursday public meeting in Faneuil Hall, and a Friday excursion to Provincetown aboard the steamer Longfellow. Delegates arrive in Boston with Dr. Fk. W. Hendley of Cincinnati among those already present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Faneuil
Massachusets
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Faneuil Hall
Provincetown
Longfellow
Boston
American House
Fk. W. Hendley
Cincinnati
Arrest of Joe Scanlon for breaking and entering Roxbury home
Special Officers Gaddis and Lawyer of Station 9 yesterday arrested Joe Scanlon charged with breaking and entering the dwelling of Elisha P. James on Monadnock street Roxbury on Sept 16 and larceny of $200 worth of property. He had been discharged from the House of Correction in July. His prison coat was left in the James house and another coat taken in its place. He was nabbed at the navy yard Charles town after joining the marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaddis
Station 9
Joe Scanlon
Elisha P. James
Monadnock Street
Roxbury
Scanlon
House of Correction
James House
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Marines
Body found near Broadway Extension Bridge identified by schooner crew
The dead man was found yesterday in the water near the Broadway extension bridge. Crew of the schooner Sarah E. Smith at Pope's wharf identified him as a man seen around the vessel all day Saturday and who stole a dory. The body was transported to City Hospital morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Extension Bridge
Sarah E. Smith
Pope’s Wharf
City Hospital
Carriage Crash after Frightened Horse in Brookline
Yesterday afternoon on Harvard street in Brookline a carriage with Mrs. B. O'Neil and a companion ran wild through Harvard square and White place. The leading vehicle struck a curb, throwing both women. Mrs. O'Neil suffered a severe scalp wound while her companion had minor bruises. The carriage was demolished and the horse sustained a ragged cut.
State Board of Trade Delegates Elected in Boston
At a Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange meeting a Union Board of Trade of the Merrimac Valley request was read to appoint a delegation for a convention to form a State Board of Trade. Frank L. Ripley Jonathan Bigelow Cyrus Thacher and A Mellen Rice were elected delegates. The call will reopen Monday Oct 13 at 9 30 a m in the exchange rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board OF Trade
Boston Fruit & Produce Exchange
Union Board of Trade
Merrimac Valley
Messrs
Frank L. Ripley
Jonathan Bigelow
Cyrus Thacher
A. Mellen Rice
Street confrontation ends in beating after taunt incident
Two Chinese men on a Tremont Street car taunted two Black people with insult. The Black group pursued them to Chandler Street where bystanders intervened and the Chinese men were subjected to a severe beating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
Chandler Street
Papyrus Club Mourns John Boyle O Reilly With Reminiscences
The Papyrus Club held a meeting honoring John Boyle O Reilly. Twenty five members attended with James Jeffrey Recho presiding as tributes flowed from William A Hovey Henry M Rogers and others. A memorial cabinet honoring O Reilly was proposed with manuscripts portraits and relics and the committee will decide later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papyrus Club
John Boyle O'Reilly
James Jeffrey Recho
William A. Hovey
O'Reilly
Mr. Hovey
O’reilly
Henry M. Rogers
Human Brotherhood
Benjamin Kimball
O’ Reilly
George Makepeace Towle
Russell Sullivan
Mellen Chamberlain
America
Henry Austin
Henry Bernard Carpenter
George B. Loring
Harvard Triumphs Over Dartmouth on Jarvis Field 45–0
Harvard football dominated Dartmouth with multiple touchdowns and goals in the first and second halves, securing a 45–0 victory on Jarvis field. Other Saturday results include Wesleyan beating Trinity 12–6, Technology edging B A A 6–4, and several high school matches with notable rifle and cricket results reported from Walnut Hill and the Harvard Cricket Club defeat Mystics by two runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Dartmouth
Jarvis Field
Trafford
Corbett
Lake of
Walnut Hill
H. Severance
W. P. Thompson
H. Lastman
W. P.thompson
J. J. Lindsay
W. C. Johnston, Jr
Wellington
Bennett
Dill
Gore
Melcner
Stone
Harvard Cricket Club
The
Mystics
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cures Record
The record of cures accomplished by Hood's Sarsaparilla can never be completely written. The peculiar curative powers of Hood's Sarsaparilla are successful when everything else has failed. If your blood is impure, your digestion out of order, try Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Doctor to lecture on nervous diseases at Laremont Temple
Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston, famed for nervous and chronic disease care, will present a free three night course at Laremont Temple starting Oct 6. Lectures will feature stereopticon views with colored dissolves. A men only private talk on Wednesday, and ladies private talks Tuesday and Wednesday at 3 PM, with all admissions free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Temple Pince
Boston
Laremont Temple
Yachting Season Concludes With Plymouth Regatta
The Plymouth Yacht Club closed the season with a Saturday regatta amid easterly wind fog and showers. One boat in first class withdrew. Corrected times list Centreboard Sprits-Hazer E J Walker on Old Honesty, J C Dawes on Puritan, and A M Watson Jr on Henrietta among others, plus results for Spritsail Keels and Canoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Yacht Club
Hazer
E. J. Walker
Old Honesty
J. C. Dawes
Puritan
D. Craig
Henrietta
A. M. Watson, Jr
Jessie
J. Morton
Dexter
L. Sampson
Nonesuch
Ansel Bartlett
Ivan
H. C
W. S. Cole
Abbie D
George Manuter
Mollie
A. L. Bailey
Black Swan
W. Carleton
Constellation To Become A Sloop Under Morgan Plan
Ex-Commodore E D Morgan ignores advice and orders Burgess to draft plans converting the schooner Constellation into a sloop. Rumors link Morgan to Cape May and Brenton's Reef cups and a possible ocean voyage next season to challenge for trophies. The 106 foot waterline vessel would be longer than Volunteer and may race Iverna or Shistle without time allowances. Morgan seeks Captain Haff as skipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constellation
E. D. Morgan
Burgess
Morgan
Cape May
Brenton
Volunteer
Iverna
Shistle
Haff
Gentlemen Riders Events at Brookline Country Club
Brookline events for gentlemen riders dominate the schedule at the Country Club with polo pony races open handicap sweeps. Levels include half and one and a half mile flat races, steeplechases, and pony hurdles, with dates in October and November 1890 and weights posted after closings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Brookline
Dedham
Wenham
Hingham
Harvard
D.p
Pink Coat Junters
G. H. Warren
Esa
Myopia Hunt Club
Parade Street Closures for Catholic Total Abstinence Union
On Friday traffic will close Beacon Marlboro Commonwealth Avenue Newbury and Boylston streets from Arlington to Clarendon during 9 to 10:30 am. From 11 am to 3 pm route streets include Beacon Arlington to School Washington to East Brookline Harrison Dover Fourth D to West Broadway Lincoln and Summer to Adams Wash DC Haymarket and others. Transit lines Dartmouth Columbus Huntington Back Bay will adjust after 5:45 am and 10 am respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Marlboro Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Newbury
Boylston Streets
Arlington Street
Clarendon Street
School Street
Washington Street
East Brookline Street
Mast Brookline Street
Harrison Avenue
Dover Street
Fourth Street
D Street
West Broadway
Broadway
Beach Street
Lincoln
Summer Streets
Summer Street
Devonshire Street
Adams Square
Haymarket Square
Dartmouth Street
Columbus Avenue
Postoffice Square
Huntington Avenue
Back Bay
Scollay Square
Elastic Wax Starch the Great Invention of the Nineteenth Century
J. Hubinger created Wax Starch after the success of Elastic Starch. The new hot starch promises unwounded satisfaction and, when used with Elastic as a cold starch, delivers a deeply glossy linen finish. Ask your grocer for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Hubinger
Y M C A Employment Bureau offers jobs for youths and men
The special attention of business men and others needing reliable young men and boys in any department is drawn to an important card in another column from the employment bureau of the Y M C A Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Business
Y. M. C. Union
Economy Ventilating Heater for Homes and Public Buildings
The advertisement promoting an economy ventilating heater claims it will thoroughly and economically warm homes churches and schools while providing perfect ventilation. The copy emphasizes cost efficiency and improved air flow for public and private spaces.
Arrests and incidents in Fitchburg and Boston area
David Nunesvar was arrested for setting fire to a cotton loaded car at the Fitchburg railroad freight yard and held at Station 15 claiming origin in Spitalfields England. James Daley stabbed waiter Michael Crowley in a S. P. Crowell saloon over meal prices. assailant arrested. Dartmouth Lunch Club meets Tremont House Saturday at 1 pm. Creditors meet Seavey Foster Bowman and Eureka Silk at Parker House Wednesday 11 am. Chauncy Hall School Kindergarten department opens today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nunesvar
Fitchburg
Spitalfields
Eng
James Daley
Michael Crowley
S. P. Crowell
Commercial Street
Dartmouth Lunch Club
Tremont House
Seavey, Foster & Bowman
Eureka Silk Manufacturing Company
Parker House
Chauncy Hall School
Evening Revival Meetings Begin at Shawmut Avenue Church
Last evening Rev. Charles Conklin led the first of four weeks of revival meetings at Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church. He preached from Luke 14 22 about there being room and urged a more inclusive attitude toward potential members. He warned against agnosticism and the notion religion is cold, instead calling it a joyous system of life and blessings from gospel preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Conklin
Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church
Mr. Conklin
Bliss speaks on Hidden Depths at YMCA sermon
E W Bliss, longtime D L Moody associate, delivered a talk at the YMCA on the Hidden Depths. He argued Scripture declares man’s sinfulness while grace lifts the believer to new life, and announced nightly talks this week at Grace M E Church on Semple Street except Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Bliss
Chicago
D. L. Moody
Young Men’s Christian Association
God
Mr. Bliss
Grace M. E. Church
Semple Street
Names of Society Guests at Atlantic Event
A list of attendees from multiple cities including Halifax New Brunswick Toronto Hamilton Rochester Philadelphia and New York. The catalog covers guests professors and couples with addresses and affiliations across Brunswick Revere Parker's and other localities.
Remarkable Escape of Jocko Kelley
Jocko Kelley alias William E Kelley alias Thomas Sullivan escaped from Charles Town State Prison Thursday. He had been in for twenty five years under the habitual criminal act and his absence went unnoticed until Saturday morning. Warden Russell offers a $100 reward for his apprehension. Kelley, 25, 5 feet 2 inches, blue eyes, brown hair, 115 pounds, with inked arm marks W K and anchor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocko Kelley
William E. Kelley
Thomas Sullivan
Charlestown
Russell
Kelley
India
W. K
Mechanics' Fair Promises United States Best Yet
The upcoming Mechanics' Fair is described as likely the most successful ever in the United States with weekly visits by attendees seeking exhibits without fatigue. Free draught of Murdock's Liquid Food is offered at the Music Hall. Exhibitors with untreated disease are promised improvement or cure with daily use before the fair ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seevesse
United States
Murdock
Music Hall
Merriam et al v International Trust Co over Patoka Coal trust
United States Circuit Court case Oct 4 involves Patoka Coal Company stock and assets. Stockholders claim a trust was formed to benefit full paid stockholders and those who paid assessments. The trust would be enforced. defendants demur arguing coal company not joined and action belongs to the coal company. Hearing held with counsel Storey Morse Jr Hillier for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Colt
Jonathan Merriam
International Trust Company
Patoka Coal Company
Hart & Goldthwait
M. Storey
Supreme Judicial Court Oct 4 Equity Assignments
October 4 session list for Tuesday October 7 includes cases McCartney petition to settle title Essex and multiple civil actions like Yhwing v Thing Barney v Lacey Bullard v Shirley on Fellows Mut Relief Asso V8 Carroll Hampden Lewis v Friedenthal Seme v same harffeld v Alden Bartlett v Mystic River Corp Church Cleansing Co v Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCartney
Essex
Yhwing
Thing
Barney
Lacey
Bullard
Shirley
Relief Asso
Carroll
Hampden
Lewis
Friedenthal
Seme
Same
Harffeld
Alden
Bartlett
Mystic River Corporation
Church Cleansing Co
Church
Probate court returns list of probate matters in Suffolk County
Suffolk County Probate Court action list sets Monday October 6 returnable with numerous cases including Lena Ahren probate of will, Mary Andrews sale of real estate, Elizabeth Emmons foreign will and letters, Ezra W. Fish probate, Joseph Hellbrun probate, Mercy L. Jellison administration, Margaret A. Kelly name change, Elizabeth O Callahan probate, and many administrator and guardian accounts, removals, and trusteeships. The docket also includes petitions, trusteeships, and real estate sales across multiple estates and guardianships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Lena Ahren
Mary Andrews
Ann Bird
Joseph F. Blise
Isaac Butterfield
Andrew Carney
Catherine Donnelly
Benjamin R. Drew
George Edwards
Elizabeth W. Emmons
Ezra W. Fish
Will. Sheards
Charles M. Giddings
Sammie
Mary FE. Hanly Et al
Julius Hanson
James Hawkins
Thomas H. Hawkins
Sr F. Heath
Joseph Hellbrun
Elizabeth L. Hickey
Timothy
Mercy L. Jellison
Margaret A. Kelly
Helen FF. Loose
Henry W. Mansoc
Slize Mehrien
Herbert W. Miller
Mary O’ Buen
Elizabeth O'Callahan
August E. Pressler
Joan J. Robbins
Sarah Sampson
Arvilla D. Smith
Joseph W. Teufel
Susan L. Willard
John Burlingame
John Ballard
Catherine A. Ryan
Frank E. Arner
Guardian
Mary BR
Burgholzer
Court term opens with large trial list for October sessions
The October term of the court opens Tuesday with four sessions. The unusually large trial list is not ready for distribution, and Tuesday’s case lists could not be prepared until today. Assignment of judges for the sessions was not made public.
Municipal Court List of Civil Cases in First and Second Sessions
The record lists civil cases docketed in Municipal Court with first session Judge Curtis and second session Judge Harpy. Dockets include names such as Bartlett Jr versus Davis, James v Loring, Barlow v Blaisdel, Johnstone v Mills, Hill v Moseley, Mooney, Jordan v Hilton, Libbey v May, Wright v White, Smith v Robisso, Holden v Crotty, Whyte v Low, Drewell v Crahti, Hignett v Same, Stafford v Same, Duran v Barry, Waxman v Laud, Cunningham v Ilartson, Leftoweth v International Cigar Makers Cooperative Assn, Snow v Commercial Fruit Co, Jones v Currier, Leavitt v Cohen, Curtis v Varley Jr, Hitchcock v McOwen, Siegel v Flick, McColley v Mac Dermott, Wood v Hill, Bent v Osgood, Same v Kelener, and Same v Same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett, Jr
D Vis
Folsom Vy
Stepheson
James v. Loring
Barlow
Blaisdel
Johnstone
Mills
Hill
Moseley
Eegg
Ferdinand Mooney
Jordan
Hilton
Libbey
V. May
Wright
White
Smith
Robisso
Holden
Crotty
Whyte
Low
Drewell
Crahti
Hignett
Same
Stafford
Duran
Barry
Waxman
Laud
Cunningham
Ilartson
Leftoweth
International Cigarmakers’ Cooperative Ags
Snow
the Commercial Fruit Co
Jones
Currier
Leavitt
Cohen
Curtis
Varley, Jr
Hitchcock
Mc Owen
Siegel
Flick
McColley
MacDermott
Wood
Revival of a Cremation Society in Boston
John Storer Cobb of Boston announces he seeks readers’ letters from former New England Cremation Society members to gauge interest in reviving cremation efforts. He invites correspondence to organize a meeting for forming a new society substituting incineration for burial, dated October 4, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Late
New England Cremation Society
Dr Greene Offers Free Private Illustrated Lectures to Ladies
Dr. Greene, noted specialist in nervous and chronic diseases, will give free private lectures for ladies at Tremont Temple on October 7 and 8 at 3 PM. The sessions will be illustrated with stereopticon views to help attendees understand their conditions and receive important advice. Admission is free.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Railroad Matters
Miles
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern Railroad
Wisconsin Central Company
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Veolia & Eastern Railroad
St. Louis, Alton & Pierre Haute Railroad
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Columbus
Springfield Railroad
White Water Railroad
Columbus, Springfield
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railroad
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway Company
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pachic Tallway
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Louisville Southern
Rome & Decatur Railroad
Cincinnati, Selma & Mobile Railroad
Norfolk & Western Railroad Company
Exchange of Securities
Scioto Valley & New England Railroad
Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Temptations OF the Hour
Northern Pacific
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
soN# OF AMERICA
Horace J. Rockwell
Second Infantry
P. 3. Killam
T. H. Bradley
F. A. Bardwell
G. BK. Symonds
W. .Tolman
C. d. Baker
J.C. Soley
Naval Battalion
J. ©. Cadigan
F. M. Crittenden
P. J. Hayes
Cavalry
C. E. Horton
S. 8. Bumstead
G.R. Russel
O.S
J. Stephens
P. 5
Killam
J. H. Keough
F. G. Southmayd
W. D. Huddteson
New York
Athletic Association
H. M
J. M. Gu
Taylor
Eene Cigy Saea
A. W. Porter
W. van Wagoner
HW. Haradon
DR. Greene
U. S. Gov't Report
Pecs
J. F. Pease Co
Union St
E. W. Bliss
C. A. Creighton
Halifax
N. B. Dugaid McMurchy
Toronto
Can
Auchincloss, Jr
Andover
R. C. Hamilton
Brunswick
C. C. Haight
George Harris
Amherst
W. H. Steer
Providence
J. C. Pennington
Colorado
J. M. Young
Hamilton
Only We Goodrich
Rochester
N. Y
W. G. Rankin
Young’s
H. M. Billings
R. Walton
Rugby
Tenn
R. J. Reeves
Spokane Falls
Wash
Alfred Blom
Hamburg
J. H. Walker
F. Martin
Ont
H. Fish
Manchester
N. H
W. Low
London
Eng. Adams
Bullock
C. P. Keller
E.R. Rombauer
D.C
D. Forepaugh
Minn
D. F. Littlefield
Saco
H. Chapin
R. J. Jose
Reno
Nev
Parker
C. Seymour
W. Kane
John Kane
Philadelphia
John $. Wright
C. M. Radford
F. M. Clarke
Exeter
R. W. Ambrose
St. John
N. B
D. Hagan
Nashville
Tong
E. Richardson
Groveland
W. P. Faulkner
A. Reynolds
Lowell
C. L. Steele
Stoneham
C. Parmenter
Rutland
Viteck
Nicholls
E. E. Bartlett
Milford
G. L. Thompson
Hermann
A. ©. Smith
W. L. White
Albany
J. D. Alexander
Springfield
American
J. M. Haig
J. G. Hilliard
Hartford
Conn
A. Perry
Cortland
Mechanics’ Fair
Supreme Judicial Court
Hoymes
Superior Court
Harpy
Temple Place
van Houren
G. O. Taylor
Curbon
Chester H. Graves & Sons, Sole Proprietors
Mass
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