Revolution in Woman's Work at Health Exhibit
Visitors flocked to the Health and Food exhibit on Aunt Ington avenue where the Domestic Science Department showcased Cottolene a cottonseed oil and beef stearine product praised as a pure frying medium. Mrs Mary J Lincoln demonstrated cooking using Cottolene while trade marks of the steer's head and Rhode Island arms advertised Health and Economy.
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Providence
Union Oil Company of
Providence, R.1
Mary J. Lincoln
Boston
Domestic Science
Fairbank Company
Rhode Island
Union Oil Company
van Houten
Holland
Weesp
Mellin
Mrs. McBride
America
Burlington
Brandon
Vergennes
Wanowski
Vermont
G. W. Kelly
Judge Kelly
Johnson
Manager Bond
F. Smith
Cobb Bros
Sawyer
Sanborn
Atkinson
Harvard Beats Technology 26 to 0 on Jarvis Field
Harvard defeated Technology yesterday afternoon on Jarvis field by a score of 26-0. The game opened with Technology advancing near Harvard’s goal but a mishandled fumble shifted momentum. Lake and Trafford sparked Harvard with long rushes and scoring runs, while Emmons and Trafford made key tackles and carries. The final tally included multiple drives, with Lake crossing the line and both teams trading possessions as Harvard built a decisive lead.
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Harvard
Technology
Jarvis Field
Trafford
Shea
Emmons
Yard
Ora
Lake
Statford
Bishop Brooks Consecrated at Trinity Church Boston
The Boston Post reports the consecration of Dr William H Brooks as bishop of the Diocese of Massachusetts at Trinity Church. Bishops Williams Clark Whipple presided with Doane Littlejohn and others assisting. a large clergy and lay audience attended the solemn ceremony followed by a lunch at the Vendome.
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Boston Post
Cea Janet
Whipple
Clark
Talbot
William H. Brooks
George
Converse
Tetloch
Williams
Brooks
Phillips Brooks
Protestant Episcopal Church
Massachusetts
United States of America
God
Jesus Christ
Doane
Albany
Trinity Church
Vendome
Diocese
Jooker
Vinal
Clarendon Street
St. James Street
J. C. D. Parker
God of Abraham
John Williams
Connecticut
J. M.clark
Rhode Island
H. K. Whipple
Minnesota
A. L. Littlejohn
Long Island
W. C. Doane
N. Y
Neeley
Maine
H. C. Potter
New York
Arthur Brooks
John C. Brooks
Springfield
G. W. Smith
Trinity College
Hartford
W. W. Battershall
J. A. Aspinwall
Washington, D. C
W. N. McVickar
D.D
Puuegelina
Edwin Harwood
New Haven
Kearney
Neb
Reverdy Estill
Newport
A. H. Rice
Henry Walker
Howard Stockton
R. Codman
C. K. Fay
F. D. Ely
P. Beck
J. A. Beck
J. M. Sears
C. F. Choate
Robert Codman
Causten Browne
I. P. Proctor
F. E. Oliver
EB. L. Davis
Worcester
W. McCall
Winchester
Edward Avery
Weymouth
W. H. Bent
H. M. Leverington
Taunton
J. K. Sanford
J. K. Stebbins
W. T. D. Trefry
Marblehead
Horatio Hathaway
New Bedford
Walter Cutting
Pittsfield
Morris Schaaf
Hagar
Salem
Joseph Burnett
Southboro
Grinnell
Greenfield
J. Bb. Francis
Lowell
Holand G. Usher
Lynn
Episcopal Church
United States
Gounod
Durham
George S. Converse
Diocesan Board of Missions
Trinity Church Choir
Holy Office
Christ
Wyoming
Ilahop Williams
Campaign Bluff Sparks Treasury Gold Redemption Standoff
Correspondence between Josiah Quincy and Phineas Pierce led Secretary Foster to order Assistant Treasurer Kennard to redeem treasury notes in gold. A Boston bank note was offered for gold but declined, while Kennard noted other bankers were paid per the secretary’s instructions.
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Josiah Quincy
Phineas Pierce
Foster
Kennard
Treasury
Pierce
Treasury Department
Continental National Bank OF
Boston
M. P. Kennard
United States
Charles Foster
the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
P CuarLus
Smith
U. S
Mass
Department
Sapels of the Treasury
New York
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Congress
Charles I. Smith
Continental National Bank
Quincy
Sub-treasury
Reserved National League players listed by clubs
Secretary N E Young announced the reserved players in the National League by club. Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Pittsburgh Philadelphia again. The long list includes many prominent names and spreads across multiple teams. The article also digresses into an unrelated promotional piece about Van Houten cocoa exhibits and a lecture tour.
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Washington
N. E. Young
Cincinnati
W. P. Rhines
E. N. Crane
J. P. Harrington
J. W. Keenan
J. G. Reilly
J. A. McPhee
J. W. Holliday
W. A. Latham
George J. Smith
L. KR. Browning
W. E. Halligan
Chicago
M. J. Kittredge
William Merritt
J. P. Luby
A. C G. Gumbert
W. F. Hutchinson
N. F. Pfeffer
T. E. Burns
J. J. Cooney
William F. Dahlen
W. R. Wilmot
James Ryan
C. Carroll
William Schri
W. A ‘Erry
KR. L. Caruthers
Bluks
T. P. Daly
C. F. Dailey
T. F. Kinslow
W. v. O’brien
M. J. Gritfin
T. P. Barns
Hubert Collins
Boston
J. G. Clarkson
M. J. Kelly
A. Nichols
H. Staley
Charles Ganzell
C. W. Bennett
T. Neuer
H. Long
J. Quinn
Wilward Nash
W. S. Brodie
R. Lowe
H. Stovey
D. Brouthers
Thomas Brown
R. Fk. Johnston
William Daly
H. Richardson
M. J. Madden
Cleve
And—C. Zimmer
D. J. Doyie
0. Teveau
Y. Young
Henry Gruber
L. Viau
J. F. Galvin
Albert Maul
Philadelphia
John Clements
William, Gleason, Jr
L. Thompson
R. G. Alien
W. R. Hamilton
Jon Thornton
E. J. Delehanty
W. S. Gray
Jae Esper
William Brown
Jerry, Denny
Teele
Hartford Car Cleaner Dies After Fall Under Wheels
William Mayo, a car cleaner for the Hartford and Wethersfield Horse Railroad Company, slipped from a car while en route to East Hartford and was crushed by the wheels. He died shortly after being taken to a physician's office.
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Hartford
Conn
William Mayo
Hartford and Wethersfield Horse Railroad Company
East Hartford
Aged man struck by train dies in New London
Andrew Mahan aged about 80 was struck by a train in New London Conn this morning. He died this afternoon from injuries suffered in the incident.
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New London
Conn
Andrew Mahan
Genu ine Health Exhibit At Grand Hall Booth
A health exhibit near the Grand Hall front entrance features a blue and white booth showing Cottolene and Providence Pure Salad Oil with daily demonstrations. Two Boston Cooking School graduates serve samples of healthful cakes baked with Cottolene instead of lard, highlighting its digestible vegetable nature.
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Grand Hall
Providence
Boston Cooking School
Woman Sentenced to Five Years in Prison for Poisoning Family
Pearl Le Court, deemed possibly sane, was sentenced by Judge Bond in the Superior Criminal Court to five years in the state women’s prison at Sherburn for poisoning her family with arsenic. Additional sentences followed for Cornelius Tucker, Charles Phelps, Frederick Harmuton, and Joseph Perkins for breaking and entering and larceny to various institutions.
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Pearl le Court
Bond
Superior Criminal Court
Miss le Court
Stevens
Track Condition Downgraded At Mystic Park
The weather remained fair for trotting but Mystic Park’s back stretch was ruined by Tuesday night’s storm. Spectators were disappointed by the postponement to noon today. If no further rain falls, the track should be in fair shape by race time at noon.
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Mystic Park
Providence Line Withdraws Passenger Service Until May 1892
The Providence Line ends passenger operations for the season, resuming in May 1892. The Stonmeton Line inside route keeps running through winter, with departures from Boston moved up to 6 30 p.m. instead of 7 30 p.m.
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Providence
Stonmeton
Boston
Harvard Goal Beats Technology 26 to 0 In Scrimmage
Harvard dominates Technology in a 26 to 0 scrimmage with Lake and Gray scoring. Safford and Gray drove to Technology’s eight yard line, Lake punched in a score, and Gray added another touchdown. Umpire Joseph Noblit officiated. Referee D. 8S. Dean noted.
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Technology
Harvard
Batchelder
Hnmigir ccc
GelDore
Odio Bares
Beattie Bangs
Harvey
Ohramote
Dee
Clark Derm
Ranjou
ORNL
Hiciek Ae
Lake Pias
Ceane
Vaeby
Joseph Noblit
Tech
Dean
Revolt Trial On Schooner Off Iceland Aug 16
Oliver Lewis John Bowes Henry Hastings Patrick Welch Thomas Weld John Ernst and Sidney Dumphy faced trial for alleged revolt aboard the schooner J. D. Winchester off Iceland on August 16. Captain’s testimony partly taken. case postponed due to illness of the prosecuting attorney for the government and defense counsel.
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Iceland
Oliver Lewis
John Bowes
Henry Hastings
Patrick Welch
Thomas Weld
John Ernst
Sidney Dumphy
J. D. Winchester
J. M. Marshall
L. Hall
Endowment Company Case Heard by Supreme Judicial Court
Supreme Judicial Court on October 14 hears Pollard et al against Citizens Investment Company. Plaintiffs, holders of unpaid matured certificates, allege a lottery and officer fraud and seek a receiver to wind up affairs. New Hampshire corporation subject to New Hampshire act. injunction earlier blocked disposition of funds at Hudson National Bank. case proceeding, attorneys listed.
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Baker
Walker
Lierce
Moseley
Woods
McDonald
Same
Lawrence
Connors
Morton
Goudard
Mack
Mclntosh
cColeman
Namee
Eat
West End T. Same
Bergman &Toppan
I—Dunbar
Max Cohen
Order of the Red Cross
Gould
George W. Chapman
Samuel Thompson
Bill
Equity
Phillip A. Ammidon
F. S. Hesseltine
Morse
Annie B. Everett
John Stetson
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
J. D. Long
E. C. Bumpus
J. M. Way
M. Morse, Jr
M. O. Adams
Ellen Dickerman
Old Colony Railroad Company
Ert
George Dickerman
C. G. Fatt
F. Cheate
Endowment Company
Thomas Pollard
Citizens’ Investment Company
Billineausly
New Hampshire
Plaintifs
Hudson National Bank
J. LT
Joslin
Allin & Mayberry
West End Street Railway cases in Suffolk First Session
Superior Court session lists tort cases and libel action heard October 14. Elizabeth Hogarty sues West End Street Railway for $6000 damages, jury disagreed. Mary E. Duggan sues for injuries from a broken window on a defendant car, verdict “Jurn out.” Erdie T. Swift sues Advertiser Newspaper Company for $50,000 libel damages over a Boston Evening Record article alleging eviction conduct. case opened with HesSelting for plaintiff and Sheldon for defense. Other cited cases include Swift v Advertiser, Sawyer v Walker, and many docket entries.
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Suffolk
B.lopgett
West End
Elizabeth Hogarty
West End Street Railway Company
T. J. Gargan
F. M. Keating
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
W. B. Sprout
Mary_E. Duggan
E. J. Hadley
KE. L. Barney
Erdie T. Swift
Advertiser
Boston Evening Record
North Margin Street
Hesselting
H. N. Sheldon
Wills for probate list of multiple residents in historic Massachusetts towns
Probate notices reveal wills for Lavinia Bigelow Concord Samuel Bowker Reading John Fitzgerald Cambridge Emerson K B Pettit Newton John Rogers Newton Edward L Shaw Woburn Marshall Garfield Wayland Charles Emery Townsend Joel Abbott Maynard Catharine Plunkett Lowell Jane G Gale Concord Adaline C Dennison Framingham Terence Mulligan Chelmsford Administrations Richard Robinson Reading Joseph B Brandon Newton Georg Prentiss Belmont Mann EF Bryant Wayland Owen Donlin Medford Willard Ellard Woburn Anson S Miller Lowell Mary L Brennan Cambridge Elizabeth L Bigelow Hudson Nei Noon Woburn Jennie Dudley Cambridge Jane M Proudfoot Cambridge Wesley Archer Skowhegan Me Ann Giffather Watertown Martha S Lawrence Somerville Mary B Lyford Natick Catherine Bailey Newton James A Donnelly Cambridge Benjamin French Dunstable Anna A Bannister Framingham.
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Lavinia Bigelow
Concord
Samuel Bowker
Reading
John Fitzgerald
Cambridge
Emerson KB
Damages and jury trials in Norfolk Supreme Court docket
Suffolk county docket lists numerous cases including Alvin Fuller v Smith et al alleging damages from brook waters in Norwood with jury trials underway. Other petitions seek jury assessment of damages for takings in Canton and related civil actions against Boston & Maine Railway and various defendants.
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Superior
Bill In Equity
Norwood
Isues
H. E. Fales
J. J. Feely
Catherine Healy
Mary Loran
Boston & Jr
Providence KR
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Peravuma California Morning
An earthquake of similar intensity to last Sunday's tremor woke PeravuMA residents around 5 am with north south vibrations. No damage reported. Earlier at 4:30 am a lighter shock was felt. Nearby readings described the event as a holy earthquake shock. Purchasers show strong demand for The Hetherston Importing Company's Elite Kentucky Whiskey in three sizes, wired and sealed bottles.
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San Francsco
Peravuma
Cal
Reading
Hetherston
Kentucky
Westinghouse Reorganization Raises $3 Million Preferred Stock
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co reports nearing completion of reorganization with issuance of $3,000,000 per cent cumulative preferred stock opening subscriptions today and closing 16th at 3 p.m. The move aims to liquidate floating debt, boost output, and support unfilled orders totaling $300,000 while assets exceed $3,009,000 with $1,000,000 capital stock remaining for future needs. Belmont Fairchild and Ives praised for results.
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Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
New York
Boston
Messrs Belmont
Fairchild
Ives
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