Dewey Tribute Highlighted at Hingham DAR Session
The Massachusetts chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at Old Meeting House in Hingham for an annual session with 450 attendees. Governor Wolcott praised the Dewey celebration in Washington and urged teaching heritage to children. Speakers included Mrs. Earle and General Blackmar. notes on history preservation and patriotic work followed.
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Hingham
Massachutts
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
F. O. Nash
Susan B. Willard
Mollie Robbins
Ethel Bryant
Alice Lincoln
Billie Osborn
Lucy
Eileanor Whitten
Cornelia
Elizabeth Andrew
B. Everett Holbrook
Paul Revere
Henry Hooper
Lester Bartlett
Gertrude Edmonds
D. M. Babcock
C. H. Porter
Y. Follett
Kipling
Laura Wentworthowler
Carrie B. Barnes
Sha
Washington
Manila
Earle
Blackmar
James Brewer
Brewer
Appleton
George Mumford Thornton
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Mooree F. Fuller
Adelaide Simonds
Bell M. Draper
Roger Walcott
Admiral Dewey
Boston
Alice Fuller Robinson
Johanna Aspinwall
Brookline
Robinson
New York
John Leary Buried in South Boston Funeral
The funeral of John Leary father of City Messenger Edward J r was held from 28 West Fifth street South Boston yesterday morning. Solemn high mass at S Peter and Paul Church was offered by oealter J Browne with D Sullivan deacon and C A O Conn or sub deacon. Ushers were Daniel J Sheehan and Fred A Robinson, pallbearers included James H Kelly Simon Tracy Thomas Kennedy Redmond Fitz rard Thomas Sullivan and Edward Warry, all longtime friends.
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John Leary
Edward J.r
West Fifth Street
Boston
S. Peter and Paul’s Church
Mr. Leary
Oealter J. Browne
D. Sullivan
Chaffee A. O’connor
Remarkable towing on Tamaqua and busy harbor front
Captain Kelly towed coal barge Burns side from Bass River in eleven hours off the Tamaqua. Six fishing vessels arrived with 200000 pounds of haddock and cod as low as 3 and 2 12 cents. Jug Juno came from Vineyard Haven with wrecking lighters Aid and Sipho to assist the Cherokee wreck and be towed to New York for repairs.
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Kelly
Burnside
Bass River
Haddock
Jug Juno
Vineyard Haven
Vineard Haven
Cherokee
New York
Post
Bee Line
Perth Amboy
Robert Lockhart
Robert A. Packer
H. M. Hoyt
Rowe’s Wharf
Nve
Blake
Bath
Sout
Successfoy
Federal Street Ridge
Anglin
Philadelphia
Clara Clarita
Kennebec River
Allangot
Arcot
Private terms and ship notices in colonial reports
The report notes parties settled on private terms as a 349 ton vessel aged twenty four. Circulars about replacing a bomb gun with a siren whistle at Belle Isle Lighthouse were sent Aug 3 to steamship lines on the St. Lawrence and other bodies, with the Canadian government believing the Scotsman accident could have been prevented if the captain knew the change. Schooner Winson Morse repairs a leak en route Bangor to New York with lumber. Steamer New England arrived from Liverpool, while British Trader sails to replace Oakmore after months away. The Landsman.
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Belle Isle
St. Lawrence
Scotsman
Winson Morse
Bangor
New York
New England
Liverpool
London
Oakmore
Shipping News: Arrivals and Clearances From Coastal Ports
A detailed list of arrivals including steamers St. Croix Pike Eastport Cumberland Thompson St. John N B Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth N B Yarmouth Br Smith Yarmouth N B Bay State Dennison Portland City of Bangor Ingraham Bangor etc. Also listed are schooners Lochiel Pertus Unique Wentzle Trader Wiligar Hattle P Frontain Nellie Watters Granville Charles H Sprague Horner Alice Holbrook Elis Elm City Faulkenburg and more from Philadelphia New York Boston and Norfolk with several towing barges and lighters. Cleared steamers Oakmore London Cumberland St John N B via Portland and Eastport Persian Prince Br New York Aislaby Wilvington bark Pietro Accame Montevideo brig Bertha Gray New York schooners Florence Olivia and others. Sailed winds variable with vessels bound for Liverpool Philadelphia Norfolk and Portland among others. Also sailed Allan Joy and tugs with barges. anchored in President Roads wind-hound.
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St. Croix
Pike
Eastport
Cumberland
Thompson
St. John
N. B
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
Smith
Bay State
Dennison
Portland
City of Bangor
Ingraham
Bangor
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Lochiel
Pertus
New Richmond
P. Q
Unique
Wentzle
Mahone Bay
Trader
Wiligar
Parrsboro
N. S
Hattle P
Frontain
Church Point
Nellie Watters
Granville
Charles H. Sprague
Horner
Wilingeton
N. C
Alice Holbrook
Elis
Elm City
Clara A. Comee
Cromwell
Kate McClintock
Wright
Bath
Lucy May
Wilson
Cherryfield
Milton
Mopang
Strout
Machias
Coquette
Teresa Dpd
Baker
Shea
Mt. Desert
A. H. Harding
Hassan
Newburyport
Fben Parsons
James Baker
Inswich
Juno
Kemp
Vineyard Haven
Aid
Sipho
Swatara
Taylor
Philadelphia
Merriem
Knickerbocker
Brookside
Ocean King
Cates
Norfolk
Annie H. Smith
Coal King
Robert Tockhart
Wentworth
Perth Amboy
Baltic
Baltimore
Bandit
Beacon
James Wooley
Weehawken
Scranton
Robert A. Packer
McGoldrick
Blue Bird
Brait
Burden
Blizzard
H. M. Hoyt
Farnham
Buffalo
Bristol
Buoyant
Steramers Oakmore
London
New York
Aislaby
Wilvington
Pietro Accame
Ital
Montevideo
Bertha Gray
Fplorence
Paysanda
Olivia
Clementsport
Harry Cou
John J. Hanson
Hillsboro
Kansas
Liverpool
Boston
Aurettk
Britannic
Louisburg
C. B
Prince George
Howard
Spartan
Nancy Pendleton
L. A. Belknap
Florence
Tacony
Rockland
President Roads
Lizzie B. Willey
Carrie Strong
Henry Withington
William W. Converse
Levose
Civil court notices and filings list in Middlesex county
Proceedings in Cambridge and Lowell superior courts include verdict for James Lovett as executor against Michael Lovett for 2418.49 with related claims on Catherine Lovett's funds, plus a personal injury action at Natick's South avenue. Also listed are multiple pending cases, petitions, and judgments involving Lowell city land takings and various defendants.
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James Lovett
Michael Lovett
Catherine Lovett
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
A. J. Daly
H. H. Winslow
R. Sullivan
Russell & Russell
George N. Goddard
Natick & Cochituate Street Railway Company
South Avenue
Natick
EB. L. McManus
L. Whipple
P. H. Cooney
G. L
O’ Brien
Barnes
Lachance
Casey
Goodsell
City of
Boston
Ramey
Same
Sealed bids for coal supply to Dorchester Main Drainage Works
Boston bids due Oct 13 1890 at 12 noon for 1500 tons Georges Creek Cumberland Coal or equivalent to power the Dorchester Main Drainage Works. 2240 pounds per ton including weighing costs. deposit $500 with bid. contract sign within five days of award. city may reject any proposal. Boston Superintendent B W Pills notes terms. Commonwealth notice follows.
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City Hall
Boston
Dorchester
Georges Creek
Bens. W. Wfills
Dorchester Heights
Commonwealth
Said Heights
George Washington
Howe
L Hoston
Governors Council
Peabody & Srearns
State Street
Council Chamber
State House
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Columbus Ave
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Towr Remedy CO
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George P. Sanger
Joseph J. Corbett
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Ruffolk
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Oston
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Yarmouth Steamship Co., Ltd
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Lubee
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India Wharf
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Francis Supple
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BK. McQuade
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Silver
Jacob Pike
Mary FE. McQuade
Waltham
Keene's
Ennally
Jureensen
Patek Phillippe
Constantin & Vacheron
Frodsham
F. R. Adams
Keene’s
Collins
Mainenrings
Robinson’s
Eliot St
Twiss Engine
SATM
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Huntington Ave
Wald Paper
Bascom’s
Washington Et
M. Lipson
Norman St
M. Liner
Merrimac St
Joseph Seewak
Waverler House
Larkin & Co
Gray St
Footrbanke Bank
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Tersona
Finte
Ian- Ravdolin
Watson’s
Columbus Av
Marif OC. Grosse
Hanover St
Grove
Emerson and McPhail
Berry
Winthrop St
Roxbury
the Post
Back Bay
Celling West
West Newton St
Astrology
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J. H. Alderson
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Boston Commercial College
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W. C. Crowell
Hyannis
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Houghton
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Wakefield
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Guy’s
Chelsea
Slye
Thorp & Martin CO
KB. P. Blakd & Co
GT Sudbury St
Mary Ons
E Owley
Admr
H. Coakley
Om Cc. F. Brine
Union Aq
Somervill
American Food CO
Sudbury
Fspa
Belding Ze Ee
Fitchbourg
Wowman
Boston Supply CO
J. D
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Hammond Terrace
Lexington
Parker Street
Massachusetts Avenue
William Hunt
Elms
Farmington
Onsft
Central Ave
Onset
William A. Atkins
Provincetown
Grozier
Lady Witt
Huntington Avenue
L. M. Harris
P. O
Dudley
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C. FR. Jackson
Congress St
Tileston Ave
Mattapan
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Anniy
Lenox
W. H. Ballard
Milk St
Linden
Poston
Oliver At
Malden
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Fort Ave
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Jerome St
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Portunato
Blue A Ave
Emall
Chester
Water St
R. Briggs
Elevator
C. Z
Phoenix
Springfield
Continental Storage Warehouse Co
Washington At
Tremont
John B. Fitzpatrick
Parsons
Commercial St
L. Benner & CO
Temple Place
Jhyrl. Zabeauro
Addreas
J. M. Stuart
Gardner St
West Roxbury
Sereque's
Waington St
Wilson’s
Dorchester Ave
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Aaa
Detroit Safe CO
Old Safe
Sudbury At
Mary E. McQuade
Kent
Dunham
Hayden
Pfaff
Mary BE. McQuade
M E. S
Suffolkistry
Fifth Street
Patri Wernt
Philip Donahey
Thomas Pounders
Gale
RY B. McQuade
Union Hatco
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Union Hat
Union Hat .Co
Hanover &T
Cor. Union
Boyle Bros
Green
Washesington St
South End
Albert
Eliot A
Cole’s Organ Factory
Bristol St
Albert E. Parsons
Boylston St
Springfield St
M. J. Monahan
Devonshire St
Hall’s Barber School
Somerville
Holand St
West Somerville
Lewando
Watertown
E. F. Belding & CO
Remington
George F. Ricker
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridgeport
Collins Bros
O'Connor's
Kneeland St
J. C. Smith
Albany
Steamfitter
Ruggles
Albany St
Kontoff
Herrand
Merten’s
Roxbury Crossing
E Helper
Morse Bros
Green St
Rushesman
C. F. Brine
Union Sq
A. Fox & CO
Pevonsniss
Waltes M. Lowxey &Co
STAHL
Beach St
Richmond
E. Aueebagh
Wartel
Norfolk Brubbey CO
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