Massachusetts Title Insuras Examines and Guarantees Stitles
Supreme Judicial Court Oct 12 engaged in motions on Towne v Scribner and Sawyer v Phillips with removal proxies case report. Quincy v Boston postponed due to counsel illness. Administratrix Burlingame v Goodspeed seeks 214 18 dollars. Municipal Court Oct 12 Parmenter C J Curtis Forsarth J J Rogers bound over for forging Lizzie Hall drafts and for breaking and entering at 39 Pitts street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Houtmegs
Towne
Hawley Praises Senate Tariff Bill in Narrow Debate
Washington October 12 The Senate resumed work on the tariff bill after routine business with Mr Chace continuing a critique of party merits in regard to the postal service. Allison proposed taking up the bill and discussed coal duties while Call defended taxation of general consumption and Hawley praised the bill as a strong first draft protecting duty on luxuries and upholding traditional protection. The Senate approved conference reports and a mining inquiry resolution before adjourning until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Chace
Allison
Dolph
North
Pacific
Mr. Allison
Finance Committee
Treasury
Call
Platt
Hawley
Congress
Reagan
Pleasanton
Mitchell
Committee On Mines and Mining
General Land Office
House Adopts Half Dozen Leaves Of Absence In Session
Washington October 12 The House grants several leaves of absence as the conference report on Fourth of July claims is accepted. Debate covers the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua bill with critiques on safeguards and foreign ownership. Votes and adjournment follow a close roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
House
Senate
Maritime Canal Company
Nicaraagua
Fuller
Iowa
Pacific
Dunn
Arkansas
Stockdale
Mississippi
Nicaragua
Turner
Kansas
Lawler
Illinois
Rockwell
Massachusetts
Court of Claims
United States
Kilgore
Texas
Yeas
Worcester arsonist confesses fire in basement blaze
James A. Cary admitted setting fire to Leander Sibley's house on October 2. He occupied the residence, carried heavy insurance, and lit the blaze in the basement before going to bed. The fire worsened, he leapt from a window, hit his head, and was jailed in Worcester, recovering from injuries as he awaits charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
James A. Cary
Leander Sibley
Cary
Advance in the Price of Crackers
Chicago date October 12 reports a joint meeting of cracker bakers from Pittsburg to the Rocky Mountains deciding unanimously to raise cracker prices. The hike ranges from half a cent to one and a half cents per pound and takes effect tomorrow due to higher flour and lard costs. Dealers were directed to telegraph their cases of the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Rocky Mountains
Oak Grove Farm Ad Highlights Present Specialties
The Oak Grove Farm advertises Clicanot Club cider in barrels and meas or bottles, small sausage, head cheese, and spare ribs. Orders taken at 80 ame street and served at the car, 413 Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Farm
Ame Street
Washington Street
Fall River Valuation Reports Tax Lists and Rates
Fall River assessors completed valuation and assessment for taxes. Tax rate is 1.740 per thousand with total valuation of 46,477,285 an increase of about 2,000,000 from last year. Tax raised on valuation 808,704. total tax 840,510 including state county city and overlay. Nonresident and local corporations listed with large tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort River
Blaine Arrives in Evansville Amid Fireworks Display
Mr. Blaine and party arrived at six o'clock this evening to a large gathering of citizens, the Flambeaus Club, and the Blaine Club. The welcome featured fireworks and music as the visitors were greeted in Evansville Indiana on October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Blaine
Flambeaus Club
Blaine Club
South Middlesex Unitarian Club Formed at Revere House
The latest Boston club, the South Middlesex Unitarian Club, was formed at the Revere House last evening to promote Unitarianism. Attendees included Sherman Hoar, Benjamin, Phipps, Stearns, Lincoln, and Blanchard. George S. Littlefield presided at the banquet, with Samuel Hoar of Concord elected president, A. L. Richards of Watertown vice president, Horace Sears of Newton secretary, and John H. Hardy of Arlington treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Revere House
South Middlesex
Horace $. Sears
Newton
John H. Hardy
Arlington
Better Than a Government Bond Endowment Policy Example
A 15-year Tontine Endowment policy from Equitable Life Assurance, Policy No. 76820 for $5000, with annual premium of $38145, shows total payments of $497175 and a year’s cash withdrawal of $715150, yielding principal recovery plus about 4.5 percent annual compound interest. Proponents compare safety to government bonds, noting no upfront payment and future cash maturity upon death, plus a higher return than U.S. bonds at current rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Life Assurance
United States
SriverR Tea Service on sale at Morey Churchill store
Tea service named SriverR is offered for 15 dollars at Morey, Churchill and Morey’s location located at 165 Friend Street. The item appears in a local sale listing with emphasis on price and store details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sriverr Tea Service
Morey, Churchill & Morey’s
Friend Street
New England Colleges Debate Modern Language Admissions
Educators from leading New England colleges gathered at Boston University for the third annual meeting of the New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools. A core paper by Head Master Tetlow examined current language requirements and urged harmonization while Harvard defended its stricter standards and cited differing aims. The day also included a session on pedagogy in colleges led by Cornell’s Charles Kendall, emphasizing improved teacher training and public school influence, with discussions continuing the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Charles E. Fay
Tufts College
Ray Greene Hauling
Bedford
New England
Charles W. Eliot
University
Cambridge
William F. Warren
Julius H. Seelye
Amherst College
Elmer H. Capen
Cecil F. P. Bancroft
Phillips Academy
Andover
Williams
Roxbury Latin School
John Tetlow
Girls’ High
Boston
M. Grant Daniell
Mary Ladd
Chauncy-Hall School
Carla Wenckebach
Wellesley College
Sée
Adolphe Cohn
Harvard University
Alonzo Williams
Brown University
Letlow
Tetlow
Commission of Colleges
Harvard
Tufts
Smith
Wellesley
Augier and
Sandeau
le Gendre
M. Poirier
Henri Greville
Molitre
Racine
France
Sereion
Eliot
Cohn
le Gendre de M. Poirier
Theurier
Master Tetlow
Collar
Seelye
Charles K. Kendall
Cornell University
Gymnasia
Real
Prussia
Harvard Nine Selects Waldo Wickham Willard Captain
Waldo Wickham Willard of Chelsea has been elected captain of the Harvard nine after months of searching for a head. Willard previously captained the team two years ago when Harvard tied Yale for first place, and his experience is expected to guide the squad this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Waldo Wickham Willard
S.S
Chelsea
Willard
Yale
Palm's Furniture Co. Offers New Cheval Mirrors and Drawers
Palm's Furniture Co at 48 Canal Street showcases mantels drawing room mirrors cheval glasses and other fine designs. Fully finished and highly finished pieces highlighted for immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm’s Furniture Vo
Canal St
Sanborn Ouster Upheld by State Board of Lunacy and Charity
The State board removed inspector Franklin B. Sanborn, amid a dispute with the Governor over removal powers. Attorney General Waterman advised there was no requirement for the Governor's consent, and the board’s October 6, 1888 action declaring Sanborn's office vacated was legal and effective. The board’s bylaws remained largely unchanged as the dispute surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Inspector of Charities
Frank B. Sanborn
Wells
M. L. Morris
Sanborn
Waterman
Franklin B. Sanborn
State Board of Lanacy and Charity
Lam
F. B. Sanborn
Normal School Association Moves to Create Education Council
The New England Normal School Association voted to reorganize into a normal council of education. An executive committee was elected: President Larkin Dunton, Secretary L. Theresa Moses, Vice President V. White, A. G. Boyden, and W. E. Wilson. Papers discussed civics in education and the links between civics, history, law, ethics, and sociology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Normal School Association
A. G. Boyden
Bridgewater School
C. F. Carroll
George H. Martin
W. Wilson
Sarah Marble
Comstock
A. H. Campbell
T. J. Morgan
Helen M. Haskell
Forger Charles F. Rogers Arraigned in Municipal Court
Charles F. Rogers of 35 Eaton Street was arraigned yesterday in Municipal Court on uttering and forging Lizzie A. Hall's name to two drafts for 900 dollars drawn on the Five Cents Savings Bank. He allegedly forged the signature and diverted the funds. Rogers says he lent the money to John P. Sawyer, who ran a cheap lodging house on Pitts Street, on two notes at ten percent interest. He is held in 2000 dollars for trial on October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter
C.J
Curtis and Forsarth
Charles F. Rogers
Lizzie A. Hall
Five Cents Savings Bank
John Sheerin
George Dolan
Joseph Measures
Pitts Street
Eaton Street
Spurgne
Rogers
John P. Sawyer
Harvard events week of October schedule at Appleton Chapel
Sunday program at Appleton Chapel features Rev Theodore Williams of New York at 7 80 p m reserved front pews for university members until 7 30 p m Monday introduces Semitic Seminary with Professor Toy at 7 Lowell Street 7 30 p m Tuesday college faculty meeting at University 5 3 30 p m Harvard Total Abstinence League address by Rev Francis G Peabody D D Level 11 7 30 p m Wednesday board of overseers adjourned meeting at 50 State Street Boston 11 a m English 6 oral debate University 2 3 p m Divinity School Library debate 4 15 p m Academic Council stated meeting University 6 8 p m Friday Divinity School Chapel preaching service 7 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton Chapel
Theodore
Williams
New York
Semitic Seminary
Toy
Lowell Street
College
University 5
Arvard
Francis G. Peabody
D.D
Board of Overseers
State Street
Boston
University
Divinity School
Electric lights in Newton hearing resumes before gas panel
The Newton and Watertown Gaslight petition faced opposition from Mr. Davis who presented an ORD OR TOR petition backed by 500 names. H P Parker outlined the Newton Electric Light Company and the vision to power electric streetcar lines and sell surplus capacity for street lighting. The company claims a $90,000 value with $80,000 invested and a plan to illuminate streets with incandescent lighting and expand to house lighting. Ex Governor Robinson and J W Goodrich argued for their respective sides as the commissioners reserved their decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Commissioners
Newton and Watertown Gaslight Company
Davis
H. P. Parker
Electric Lght Company
Newton Street Railway
Comany
Newton Electric Light Company
Robinson
The
Electric Light Company
J. W. Goodrich
Newton and Watertown Gas Company
Sunday notices from Arlington and city churches reveal a packed day
The Sunday notices list sermons and services across Arlington Street Cary, Bowdoin Square Tabernacle, YMCA groups, and several churches. Preachers include Rev H Price Collier, Rev M R Deming, and evangelist William F Davis. events feature Bible classes, praise services, baptisms, lectures, and youth gatherings at various times on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Street Carren
H. Price Collier
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
M. R. Deming
William F. Davis
Ashman Family
R. L. Perkins
A. E. Beck
Superior Court Session List October 12 1818
First session before Mason J includes cross actions by Byron A. Osgood and Thomas F. McGann over breach of contract to make 1000 cash cars. Second and Fourth Sessions list numerous cases with verdicts and juries. Fifth Session Pitman J notes divorces to be taken starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Mason
Byron A. Osgood
Thomas F. McGann
R. Lund
W. Bartlett
Osgood
Gilman
Charles M. Barnes
McGann
Wood
Thmpson
Jenkins
Pitman
Superior Court Verdicts Oct 12 Briefs
In Superior Criminal Court on October 12 Judge Dewey presided. John B Rolfe found not guilty of breaking and entering. Henry Quinn convicted of larceny and given fifteen months in the house of correction. John Smith also charged with larceny and fined fifteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Dewey
John B. Rolfe
Henry Quinn
House of Correction
John Smith
Superior Court Norfolk October 12 Marston v Kelley Wall removal verdict
Norfolk Superior Court actions list includes trespass case Marston v Kelley yielding verdict for plaintiff of 94 dollars with counsel Fales for plaintiff and per se for defendant. Other cases noted include Stuart v Rosborough guilty verdict and Delano v Tirrell bastardy trial with listed counsel. Jury waived cases and libels for divorce set for first Monday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline A. Delano
Barton Tirrell
A. P. Worthen
J. L. Eldridge
Smith
Darling
Reardon
Clinton
Mclntosh
Hender
Brosnan
Dyer Bee Pro Ami
Et al
Montana
City of
Sweeney Guilty on Eleven Counts in Essex Court
In Superior Court Essex County on Oct 12 John H Sweeney was found guilty on eleven counts for obtaining money under false pretences from Haverhill shoe maker John Pilling. He received five years in State prison. Alexander Millett was convicted of embezzlement and jailed eighteen months in the house of correction. Michael Nash of North Andover also found guilty of criminal assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Essex County
John H. Sweeney
John Pilling
Haverhill
Sweeney
Alexander Millett
House of Correction
Michael Nash
North Andover
Superior Court Adjourns Divorce Hearings to Cambridge
Middlesex County court reports ongoing divorce cases with the session adjourned to meet in Cambridge on Monday at 9 30 a m. Judge Bishop presides as hearings continue.
Superior Court Docket Reports from Barnstable County
Oct. 12 list of cases includes Nathan Young et al. versus J H Davis over codifishing voyage losses with judgment to plaintiff $62124. George W Godfrey vs David H Howes trustee defaults and judgment $887.21 against trustee. Mary Corea vs New York & Boston Despatch Co. trunk loss settled with trunk returned and $50 for delay. Charlotte case judgment entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable County
Eric Ham
C.J
Nathan Young
Provincetown
J. H. Davis
Carrie W. Clark
George W. Godfrey
Chatham
David H. Howes
Kensett F Wins in 2:31 Class Consolation Race
Beacon Park closed season trots with the 2:31 class consolation race finishing as Kensett F won after the Thursday race was postponed due to rain. Consolation races were indefinitely postponed because of weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensett F
Beacon Park
C. L. Wizard
B. m. Kensett
C. L. Kenyon
Baby Lambert
G. Fowler
General Stark
N. T. Dore
Lothair, Jr
Henry Pope
Br. G
H. Fox
B. G. Crusager
Gunio
Bik. mi
TODSY
D. Marsh
B. G. Frank Patchen
Detroit Outfield Shines as Washingtons Lose Errors Do Not Cost Much
In Washington yesterday, Detroit was outfielded by the Washingtons but errors by Washington were not costly as the home team won by stringing hits in the third. O Day pitched effectively with solid judgment on base runners in the game where defense affected the score line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Washingtons
O’day
Notable Guests at Local Hotels Amid Winter Here
A parade of visitors fills Boston area hotels with names from Waterbury, New York, London, Bermuda and beyond. Mr H W Scovill of Waterbury and Mrs Scovill stay at the Vendome along with Mrs Richard Campbell and Miss Stephenson from New York. Others lodge at the Brunswick Adams and Youngs, including E Greenwood, Lewis Frye and the Fryes, Rh H Stearns, Walter Robbe, Rev William Mason Cook, Charles M McCloud, Samuel Fessenden, 8.8 Mitchell, Daniel Frohman, John Barrett, George B Callender, C B Allyn, Alexander D Shaw, George M Noble, Charles H Burns, J W Perry, Mrs G W Hale, C W Coffin, and guests at the Parker House among the Harvard Alpha Delta Phi chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Scovill
Waterbury, Conn
Walter Robbe
New_ York
William Mason Cook
Ilion
N. Y
Charles M. McCloud
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Samuel Fessenden
Cape Cod Canal
Mitchell
Saco, Me
Adams
Daniel Frohman
New York
United States
John Barrett
Bermuda
George B. Callender
C. B. Allyn
Rockford, Il
Young’s
Alexander D. Shaw
New Brighton
George M. Noble
Topeka
Kan
Charles H. Burns
Wilton
N. H
J. W. Perry
Taboro
N.C
The
Revere
G. W. Hale
Chicago
C. W. Coffin
Nashua
Harvard
Alpha Delta Phi
Parker House
G. M. Wheeler
Washington
E. Rothbarth
Frankfort-on-Main
Ger
J. P. Hopkins
San Francisco
Attucks Monument Celebration Committee Meeting
The Crispus Attucks monument committee met yesterday. John Boyle O'Reilly accepted to read a poem at the unveiling. Frederick Douglass regretted a scheduling conflict but may be invited again to speak while Fiske handles the historical address. Parade plans remain unsettled and Governor Ames has not yet conferred with the adjutant general. The committee will meet next Friday at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attucks
Crispus
Fiske
Ames
Wheaton Seminary Club Formed by New England Graduates
Wheaton Seminary graduates now living in New England have organized a club dating from last June. The first meeting will be in the Tremont House ladies parlor at 12 o'clock Saturday Oct 20. Papers will memorialize Mrs. Metcalf and outline her interest in the plan. The club invites all Wheaton seminarians who have taught or studied since the college foundation to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton Seminary
New England
Tremont House
Ex-Congressman Ely to receive Boston bench commission
Ex-Congressman F. D. Ely, confirmed associate justice of the Boston Municipal Court, will receive his commission Monday and preside at next week's session. Police Relief Association to hold ball Jan 9 at Mechanics Fair. iron fence contract for Charles River embankment awarded to P. J. Dunn for 2568 dollars. Hartley guilty of misappropriation. Wentworth and Long fined one month’s pay. Water pipe injunctions postponed. G. W. Sumner to lecture at Chickering’s on Mon, Fri, Sat 12 to 1. Powell died after accidental stab at Roxbury carpet factory steps. Workingmen’s Cooperative Bank sold $20,000. E. H. Lovell elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Ely
Boston Municipal Court
Boston Police Relief Association
Mechanics’ Fair
Charles River
P. J. Dunn
Board of
Ferry Directors
Stephen Hartley
Charles Wentworth
Dennis Long
Hartley
Wentworth
Long
Equity
Boston
Quincy
Pegan Brook
G. W. Sumner
Chickering’s
John Powell
James Dolan
Roxbury
Powell
City Hospital
Workingmen’s Cooperative Bank
Wells Memorial Hall
Business Troubles In Boston Creditors Meet Over Steele & Hanson
At a creditors meeting for Steele & Hanson dealers in stores and ranges the liabilities totaled 80,727.34 with assets of 85,351.43 showing a small apparent surplus. Mr Pond and Mr Steele face private debts. Steele’s Bunker Hill Furniture assets amount to 16,266.35 liabilities 11,831.75. Settlement offer: pay 60 cents on the dollar to Steele & Hanson creditors by December 1, 1888, with Pond's liability released for 50 percent. The offer was unanimously approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele & Hanson
Blackstone Street
Quincy House
Pond, Steele & Hanson
Pond
Steele
Bunker Hill Furniture Company
Main Street
Charlestown
Forace G. Allen
Business failures report worldwide for past week
Telegraph summary from R. G. Dun & Co. and E. Russell Co. shows 227 business failures in the United States and Canada this week, up from 211 last week and 220 the week before. Figures for the same week last year totaled 202, with 182 US and 20 Canada failures recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell , Co
Mercantile Agency
Telegraph
United States
Canada
Winter Travel Offers From Adams & Co for European Tours
Winter travel rush begins as travelers seek pleasure and sight seeing with low costs. E A Adams & Co promote White Star to Liverpool and Red Star to Antwerp plus Boston to Azores voyage on large sailing ships with cabin passengers. Azores praised for climate and scenery. Brush up on foreign tours from one of the country’s largest tourist agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. E. A. Adams & Co
White Star Line
Liverpool
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Unusua
Boston
Azores
Window Drapery Ad Photo Promotes Paine's Furniture
A Post morning page features a photo captioned A Pretty Picture of Window Drapery tied to Paine's Furniture Company ad. The cut illustrates material, making, color and price, with the story conveyed through the image without text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
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Edward McDonald
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Sandwich
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Jae E. Faunce
Eliza A. Fish
Jonathan Foster
George G. Hall
Anthony Hall
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Middleboro
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Spencer
George Rodman
Justin Rogers
Springfield
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Valley Falls
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Wity Falls
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New Bedford
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Portsmouth
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Taunton
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Rescent
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B. Y. M. Carlstron Union
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Holy Land
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George Mendell Taylor
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Croque
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Prince
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Gann
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Cinnamon
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Wheaton Seminary Club
Winter Travel
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Cushing Process CO
Washington St
Mass
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Flint
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W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
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