Present Political Issues at Mystic Valley Club Dinner
Henry Faxon urged support for William E. Russell for governor while temperance Republicans debated party loyalty. The Mystic Valley Club dinner at the Thorndike featured remarks by Rev. Capen, Kingsley, Fuller, Hitchcock, Parker, and others on temperance, schools, and Republican choices, with Faxon defending Russell and criticizing Brackett and prohibitionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Valley Club
Thorndike
Henry Faxon
Quincy
William KE. Russell
E. H. Capen
Tufts College
Capen
Massachusetts
Chester W. Kingsley
Henry
Brackett
Aplause
Hitchcock
West Somerville
Faxon
Onny
Daniel
Boston Police Commission
Robert O. Fuller
South America
England
8. C. Small
Winchester
Jet
Republican Party
Charles 8. Parker
Arlington Advocate
Arlington
Henry H. Faxon
Republican Arty
Prohibition Party
Prohibition
Russell
Cambridge
Peuguer
John Q. A. Brackett
Luow
Commonwealth
Kingsley
William E. Russell
Tufts Glee Club Entertains at Republican Event
The report notes Mr. Russell was supported as a citizen not a party member and that the Republican party kept him in office. The Tufts College Glee Club entertained the company with college songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Tufts College Glee Club
Unprotected Gambler Applebee Staged Cosmos Club Raid
Boston report details Doc Applebee and the Cosmos Club at 274 Boylston street raided after a man named Thomas Pendergast claimed he was robbed of $35. Officers sought a warrant but initial court rules blocked entry. later Applebee was arrested on gambling house and larceny charges and held on $500 bond for Friday court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc” Applebee
Massachusetts
Cosmos Club
Boylston Street
Pendergast
Irish
Peabody
Felt
Captain Irish
Applebee
Letter on Boston Police Board and home rule legacy
A correspondent argues that Boston’s Metropolitan Board of Police was not a wholesale departure from local control. He cites 1766 watch and 1836 town officer precedents, notes police powers are largely judicial, and supports governor appointments to balance resident and nonresident interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Cleveland Democrat
Boston Board of Police
Nation
Boston
Metropolitan Board of Police
Police Department
Massachusetts
Boston Daily Herald
Board of Police
City of
Agricultural fair prize list and awards continued
A long list of premium winners for vegetables including cabbage, lettuce, tomatoes, and onions. multiple first and second prizes awarded to F. J. Kenney, W. W. Rawson, G. E. Sanderson, and others. Bees and honey divisions show prizes for Italian bees, queen cells, comb honey, and wax. Today’s program features remaining awards for cattle and horse classes starting at 9 am and 2 pm respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Christie
F. J. Kenney
Stone Masons
G. E. Sanderson
W. W. Rawson
Brunswick
W. Christie
R. B. Lancaster
S. H. Hanson
Savoy
C. K. Lancaster
E. J. Coolidge
G. Hanson
Boston
Arlington
C. A. Learned
E. Colburn
I. J. Kenney
N.T. Kidder
J. M
A. J. Smith
Henderson
W. H. Teele
Erfurt
Richard Jaques
O. E. Bradway
Danvers
Reds
W. Houstis
Acme
G. W. Goddard
C. E. Grant
G. H. Rich
Emerys
I. E. Colaro
I. E. Colburn
Samuel Hartwell
M. W. Chadbourne
Martynia
C. A. Leonard
B. G. Smith
Varnum Frost
A. Merrill
C. M. Bennett
J. Kenney
N.tl. Kidder
V. Frost
P. G. Hanson
Hubbards
C. A. Leonards
W. *Rost
Siblys
Pike’s Peak
J.J. H. Gregory
A. M. Lyman
J. J. H. Gregory
William Christie
Henry Alley
Same
E. N. Fisher
Observatory
M. A. Douglass
D. W. Clement
Tremont Theatre Opens Delayed. Exiles at Boston Today
Abbey and Schoeffel announce the first David Garrick at Tremont is postponed to Monday. Tickets for tonight shift to Monday. Thursday seats move to next Tuesday, covering six performances and a matinee. Sardou's Exiles plays at Boston Theatre this afternoon and evening. Wilson Barrett starts Monday with Ben My Chree. King Richard III is a Shakspere condensed version not Colley Cibber’s. Boston production gains advantage over London start due to opening scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Abbey & Schoeffel
David Garrick
New Tremont Theatre
Boston
Sardou
Wilson Barrett
London
Fine art furniture exhibition in Boston at Paine's on Canal Street
Visitors to Boston should not miss the free display of fine art furniture at Paine's Furniture Company on Canal Street opposite the Boston & Maine depot. Prices are low this season and the shop welcomes guests without pressuring them to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Boston & Maine
Union Club to nominate committee at October meeting
The October meeting of the Union Club to select a seven member nominating committee will be held at the club house at 8 p m on Saturday. The report of a second stroke suffered by Dr Alfred Hosmer of Watertown proved unfounded and his condition has improved. Actor James E Murdoch spoke at the opening of his vocal school in Steinert building on Boylston street. Rev E A Horton of the Second Church in Copley square, starting a missionary trip west, will resume preaching October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Club
Alfred Hosmer
Watertown
Hosmer
James E. Murdoch
School of Vocal Culture
Steinert
Boylston Street
E. A. Horton
Copley Square
West
Western Farm Mortgage Trust promotes safe Western investments
The Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company of Lawrence Kansas offers secure mortgage loans with a decade of track record never losing client money and showing low foreclosure costs. Officers include Thacher Griffith Biddle Emery Monroe Pratt Bull with substantial Boston and New England holdings and a planned stock increase to one million dollars paying 5 percent semi annual dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company
Lawrence
Kan
F. B. Rogers
Boston
Devonshire Street
New England
West
East
Ss. O. Thacher
National Bank of
G. W. E. Griffith
Merchants’ National Bank
Charles M. Biddie
Biddle Hardware Company
Philadelphia
Penn
P. E. Emery
Kansas City
Alexander Monroe
Lawrence, Kan
James H. Pratt
National Savings Bank
New York State National Bank
Albany
N. Y
M. V. B. Bull
Atlantic Trust Company
New York
Thacher
Kansas
Griffith
Ce Esvicesncd
Wnte Evanee
Passageway dispute keeps access while doors removed at Tremont
Supreme Judicial Court ruling on Lowell v Houghton Dutton preserves the Tremont street passageway as a usable path, removes narrow conductors and doors, allows outer gate to stay but accessible, and permits passage for loading while prohibiting storage use. American Order of Scottish Clans v Merrill et al involves injunctions over naming and charter issues with state officers and a Missouri lodge. case paused for full bench review on constitutional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Devens
Lowell
Houghton & Dutton
Tremont Street
Phillips Place
Ed Hutchins
E. Perry
American Order of Scottish Clans
George
Merrill Et al
Insurance Commissioner
Secretary of State
Insurance
le Page
Order of the
Missouri
Commonwealth
T. Gallagher
H. R. Baylies
Edward Avery
W. H. Hart
Court Docket Highlights multiple civil cases from sessions
Third Session lists cases including O Rourke v Teard and Clarke v Whall. Fourth Session logs Henry Verge v Wetmore for labor and building work with jury verdict. numerous other civil suits and continuations noted. Fifth Session cites Bishop J presiding over unicontested divorces with No. 509 on deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’ Rourke
Teard
Same
Drwery J
Henry A. Verge
Charles A Wetmore
Chipman Street
John B. Moran
F. W. Kittredge
Public School Regiment appoints officers in four battalions
The Boston Public School Regiment announces new appointments and roster changes. Details include quarterly officers and lieutenant assignments across four battalions with mentions of Bertram Lord E H Green J F Wall W W Beal and others from Dorchester High School and local companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Public School Regiment
Bertram Lord
E. H. Green
E. D. Ranney
E. K K. Field
J. F. Wall
F. C. Jones
J. W. Regan
K. J. Sheehan
Dorchester High School
E. W. D. Merrill
D. A. Ellis
A. J. Shaw
D. P. Wilder
F. W. Merriman
T. F. Currier
5. W. Kent
A. M. Pinkham
J. L. Gavin
W. W. Beal
J. H. A. Currier
G. H. Simonds, Jr
T. J. Kenney
E. J. Burke
L. Pope, Jr
A. L. Rice
D. F. McAuliffe
Fave Surfs Advertise Elegant Menswear at Spitz Bros
The Fave Surfs for gentlemen are advertised at 15 20 and 25 dollars by Spitz Bros. and Mark at 508 Washington Street and 5 Bedford Street. They are handsome, well fitting and durable, the choice of men who value dressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Washington Street
Bedford Street
Suit to recover money in Baker versus Thompson case
In the first Superior Court session on October 8, judge Barker presided over Thomas F. Baker versus Samuel Thompson for money had and received. A verdict for the plaintiff was returned amounting to 35468 dollars after an auditor reviewed the account. Attorneys were L. M. Child for the plaintiff and R. H. Hutchinson for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Baker
Samuel Thompson
L. M. Child
R. H. Hutchinson
James H. Keenan
Abby Dunyan
S. H. Dudley
Keenan
L R. Clark
C. C. Powers
Dungan
Tesawlans
List of case numbers and opposing parties in various suits
Criminal Session Oct 8 J. Thomas Kenney charged with larceny of a clock valued at $12 from J. T. Bowkex. continued to Oct 10. George Murphy for larceny of $35 clothing to House of Correction 3 months. William Hartin fined $50 and costs for illegally keeping and exposing intoxicating liquor at 127 Charlestown street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thomas Kenney
J. T. Bowkex
George Murphy
House of Correction
William Hartin
Charlestown Street
Inhabitants of Brookline vs Boston & Albany Railroad Co
Norfolk County Superior Court civil session opens trials as juries are impaneled. Case No 391 involves Brookline inhabitants seeking jury revision of a commissioner’s decree over Cypress street bridge costs. Trial view conducted. case proceeds with multiple dockets listed including Dyer v Inhabitants of Stoughton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County Superior Court
Dedham
Bishop
Brookline Et al
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
A. Williams
Samuel Hoar
IT. KE. Grover
County of Norfolk
Cypress Street Bridge
Brookline
New England High Court Docket Includes Insurance and Estates
In Middlesex and Essex counties a trio of cases advances in court. Newmarket Savings Bank sues Royal Insurance for a $2000 policy on unoccupied Bennett place buildings at Methuen with a contested void clause. a pro forma verdict of $2150 sets the stage for legal questions. Frost v Bassett concerns a physician’s fee for services to an estate. Lane v Moore involves $10,000 claimed from undue influence or fraud. Multiple smaller actions listed include Greene v Conkey and Samne v City of Lynn amid ongoing docket activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
E.E. Burley
C. A. de Courcey
Moore
George E. Lane
Nathan W. Fellows
Gloucester
Joseph A. Moore
Boston
E. T. Burney
W. A. Pew
Insolvency Court in Essex County Holds First Meetings
In Salem on October 8 first meetings were held for several cases. Van Zandt E. Smith of Haverhill with assignee Herbert M. Branstreet of Danvers. Charles I Hooper of Gloucester with assignee W. A. Pew Jr.. Ovela Vanier of Amesbury with assignee Daniel C. Maxfield. Fred E. Smith of Amesbury with assignee Wilbur H. Powers of Boston. Oliver S. Roberts case adjourned to Oct 10. Ira D. Rogers case commission was proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Haarmon
van Zandt E. Smith
Haverhill
Herbert M. Branstreet
Danvers
Charles IT. Hooper
Gloucester
W. A. Pew, Jr
Ovela Vanier
Amesbury
Daniel C. Maxfield
Fred E. Smith
Wilbur H
Mass Suffrage Association Urges Early Registration
The Massachusetts School Suffrage Association notifies women who paid a poll tax last year and property taxpayers to register at once. City election registration at central office 12 Beacon Street daily until November 26 from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Local ward office registrations run November 15 to 26 from 6 to 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts School Suffrage Association
Beacon Street
Four Liver Mines and One Gold Property Prospects
Prospectus claims strong ore dumps today cover stock value and offer monthly dividends. Estimates show ore tonnage valued at 16 to 18 dollars per ton by experts, with current mining yields 30 to 40 dollars per ton, and costs cited at 2 600 dollars per ton. Officers include Robert G. Ingersoll and Charles D Jenkins. investors urged to scrutinize property and send payment to R H Whitney & Co at 75 State Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Ingersoll
New York
Chas. D Jenkins
M.D
Boston
Herbert Parsons
Nathan Cleaves
Portland
Chas. E
Clothing Fallovercoats from Superior Hat Fabrics
Listing sells fallovercoats without wadding stiffs or padding trimmed and styled. Garments valued at 18 dollars but offered at 12 dollars, advertised as a leader in fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Fyade
Manufacturing deal promises bulk goods at low prices
The text describes obtaining goods made specifically for us by top English mills in large quantities to secure the lowest possible prices.
Fall Overcoats Priced Far Below Earlier Tags
Over 1000 garments in at least 40 shades and patterns offered in sizes 30 to 48. Popular price $12.00 for a Fall Overcoat, much less than former $18.00 value.
Cambridge Aldermen Name Jury and Schoolhouse Plans
At the Cambridge Aldermen meeting jurors were named Joseph R Pettingill Thomas C Flynn Henry Newman John F Ward Nathaniel Carr John Livermore George A Frost and Clarence Essongson. The committee on public property was authorized to provide plants and specifications for a new schoolhouse in Ward 4. Electric light pole locations on Prospect Otis Ninth Spring Sixth and Vine streets were authorized. A hearing on the acceptance of Bellevueau avenue was held and the matter was recommitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board OF Aldermen
Cambridge Aldermen
Joseph R. Pettingill
Thomas C. Flynn
Henry Newman
John F. Ward
Nathaniel Carr
John Livermore
George A. Frost
Clarence Essongson
Prospect
Otis
Ninth
Spring
Sixth
Vine Streets
Bellevueau Avenue
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Mr. Russell
Edward O. Achorn
Mile, Apenes
Trinity Church
Sophie Marie Apenes
Isaac Jackson
Plymouth
Timothy W. Coakley
Henry Goddard
Eliott Dennett
H. E. Henderson
Whitman
Mass
Carl Ahlstrom
Achorn
Austin Street
Roslindale
C. Achorn
Linus M. Child
I. C. Jackson
Isabel Rundlett
Bay State Fair
F._J. Kenney
Maine
Charles Downings
Caleb Bates
C. EK. Grant
Kb. G. Hanson
H. 5
Neale
Aldrich, J
Monroe
Murray
Fiaistea
Mcsamman
Onion
White
Rosenthal
Baxter Elec
Mfg. & Motor Co
Anes Eaese
Pit
Reardon
Chelmsford Foundry Co
Foster
Knapp
Daniels
Clinton
Boston & Maine RR
Trenholm
Powers
Sate
Devlin
Chile
Atwooa
Bolster
Perry
Williams
Leonard
Boyle
Newhall
Babb
Buckley
Old Colony RR
Taylor
Congalin
Randall
Kenney
Sessler
West End , St. Railway
Waddell
Dwyer
Muldoon
Elder
Nickerson
Mathias
Huse
Bearse
Robinson
Cary
Levenson
Campbell
West End St. Railway
Thivierge
Union Freight R. Co
Bornstein
Bornstein v. N.Y
N.E. RR. Co
Dinsmore
Prescott
Baxter
the Public School Regiment
Superior Court
Barker
Massey
Merriam
Ferrari
Learned
Carter
DeLue
Dobson
Church
Johnson
Pope
Woodburn
Wheel, Co
Parsons
Parker
Flanagan
Chittenden
Jenkins
DeMandeville
Stewart
Matthews
Nichols
Morrill
Edmands
Leo Bots
McLaughin
Peterson
Macool
Bailey G
Wingate
Bailey
Mills
Nowell
Morse
Harmon
Fitch
HammMonp
Mary Dillon
South Boston Railroad Company
E. M. Morse, Jr
Joseph Bennett
William Gaston
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
John Griffin
Oakes
P.B. Kiernan
W. Howland
H. N. Allin
Yviurl
Dion Nee South Bos
Smith
Mota Colony
Iterate
Sampson
Hohn
Fay
Bradley
Burton
City of Cambridge
Fox
Saunders
Amt
Fitchburg
Peaslee
Stone
Clark
Patterson
Defren
Wheeler
Brooks
Frye
Fowler
Glynn
Grantt
McDermott
Sharkey
Parmenter
Haney
Fowle
Bowditch
Childs
Sehu
Macher
Waewee
Richards
Burt
Arnold
Ward
Puis
Preston
Castroni
Anderson
Bond
Ware
Kimpton
Barnard Vy. Cross
N. E. Anderson Pressed Brick Co
Cahill
Wound
Colchis
Silver City, New Mexico
Dai'y
E.C. Thompson
Washington
Old South
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