YESTERDAY'S NOMINATIONS FOR STATE LEGISLATURE
Barnstable county may send a Democratic representative. George E. Clarke of Falmouth faces a hostile Republican field amid internal clashes. Democrats back Falmouth Chamberlain ticket. Nye appears favored in Worcester area with Nye winning informal ballot. District officers named include Titus, Parker, Tomlinson, McCormick, Thayer, Sheehan, Sullivan, Nourse.
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Barnstable
Barnstable County
Thomas C. Day
Falmouth
Day
George E. Clarke
F. Chamberlain
Clarke
Randall
Collector Goss
Worcester
Omer Pillsbury Nominated By Suffolk Second District
At the Democratic senatorial convention in Raymond Hall Charlestown delegates from Ward 3 and Ward 4 governed the vote. After six ballots Omer Pillsbury led with 21 votes to 17 for John Reade and 3 for Francis Murphy, securing the nomination amid party cheers. Frederick H. Temple was named state central committee member. Hayward McManus and Mahoney joined the district committee.
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W. S. Graham
Nicholas J. Furie
Omer
Pillsbury
John Reade
Francis J. Murphy
Reade
Murphy
Frederick H. Temple
Ward 3
State Central Committee
Henry, E. Hayward
John H. McManus
C. T. Mahoney
Republican Dissent in Dedham Ratifies Milton Candidate
Dedham Republican town committee met to ratify J. Walter Bradlee of Milton as Republican sheriff nominee. The group, five to two against ratifying the Democratic candidate, saw Chair E. Scott Morse resign and the committee disband. Bradlee also resigned as Norfolk district attorney, with Lewis W. Whittaker of Franklin appointed in his place by Sheriff Endicott.
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Dedham
Republican Town Committee
E. Scott Morse
J. Walter Bradlee
Milton
Messrs. E. 8. Morse
G. C. Stearns
Thomas Murphy
Fred Demain
Jacob Lond
John Wordly, Jr
George W. Weatherbee
William Baker
Mr. Lorid
Morse
Baker
Legislative
Bradlee
Crief
Norfolk
Lewis W. Whittaker
Franklin
Endicott
Fifth Suffolk senatorial Democrats refuse Sprague endorsement
The fifth Suffolk senatorial Democratic convention met last night at Mason Street ward room. Stephen J. Moran was chosen chairman. Murphy of Ward 11 and Daly of Ward 10 were secretaries. Alexander Brown was nominated for Senator after a motion to endorse Sprague failed. Hugh Montague edged Henry W. Swift for State central committee with 17 votes to 15.
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Sprague
Suffolk
Ward Room
Mason Street
Stephen J. Moran
Messrs. Murphy
Ward 11
Daly
Ward 10
Alexander Brown
Hugh Montague
Ward
State Central Committee
Henry W. Swift
William H. Goodwin Named Senator for Ninth Suffolk
The Ninth Suffolk district Republicans met at the city committee rooms and nominated William H. Goodwin of Ward 23 for Senator. L Edwin Dudley was elected chairman and Charles T. Barry secretary. After credentials reported 34 delegates, wards claimed the right to name the candidate for two years. An informal ballot led to approval of Goodwin with Ward 23 backing, while Ward 24 divided its support.
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William H. Goodwin
Suffolk
Republican City Committee
Ward
L. Edwin Dudley
Charles T. Barry
Henry F. Coe
Eliot Bank
Enry
Blackwell
Informa
Charles F. Kittredge
Daniel Gunn
Wind Owe Bd Dacciere W. HH
Gasint
W. H. Goodwin
Charles Mann
William D. Trefry Accepts Democratic Auditor Nomination
In Marblehead on October 14, William D. Trefry acknowledges his unanimous nomination for auditor by the Democratic State Convention. He thanks the convention and states he stands on a liberal, definite platform advocating progress and reform, addressing Nathan Matthews Jr. Esq. and Hon. Alpheus B. Alger, secretary.
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Trefry
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Alpheus B. Alger
D. T. Trerry
Marblehead
Worcester Democrats Nominate Nye for Sheriff
Worcester Democrats at their county convention nominate Samuel D. Nye of Worcester for sheriff seeking anti-Sprague Republican votes. Delegates debated factional tactics as John K. Thayer praised the party and Nye as a true Democrat of the Gill school.
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Worcester
Samuel D. Nye
John K. Thayer
Worcester County
Crapo
Major Raymond
Nye
George W. Gill
John Hopkins
Millbury
Campaign features at state and district conventions
Reports from the Republican and Democratic conventions list nominees for sheriff and county positions in Berkshire, state senate and house seats in several districts, and state committee and district attorney posts. Speakers include Russell and Goroces. events noted in Springfield Newburyport and other towns with dates October 19 21 22.
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Russell
Goroces
Springfield
Newburyport
Brockton
William E. Russell
Joan T. Wheelwright
Thomas H. Cummings
Charles A Belford
Association Hall
Roslindale
Brilliant Wedding in Somerville Church
Miss Mabel Lavinia Howes and Albert Richard Kerr wed at First M. E. Church Somerville with large attendance. Rev J W Hamilton and Rev George Skene officiated. Bride wore white bengal satin with duchesse lace. couple to reside in Somerville after a Canada wedding tour.
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M. E
Somerville
Mabel Lavinia Howes
Francis M. Howes
Albert Richard Kerr
William Kerr
J. W. Hamilton
East
Boston
George Skene
Herbert M. Howes
Mildred B. Howes
Evelyn S. Morris
Alice G. Bailey
Grace C. Howes
Tenie Kerr
Bessie H. Taylor
Marguerite C . Falck
Lewis M. Keiser
Charles F. Stodder
Fred E. Wood
Fred N. Kerr
George Brodhead
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
Summer
Harvard Streets
Canada
Mrs. Kerr
Carey Whiteside Wedding At Cambridge Mansion
Arthur Astor Carey and Agnes L M Whiteside wed at Cambridge under Rev Father Theodore A Metcalf. The ceremony at 12 30 drew New York and local guests. best man Henry Astor Carey and bridesmaid Hilda Whiteside. Post ceremony reception. couple to sail for Europe next month for Art studies in Paris.
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Gate of Heaven Church
South
Boston
Henry Astor Carey
Hilda Whiteside
A. W. Longfellow
A. D. Hill
Cambridge
H. Taylor
Warren N. Goddard
J. J. Townsend
Lewis Chandler
New York
Lewis Xitter
Vincent Bowditch
Astor
Langdon and Kane
Carey
Harvard
Whiteside
John Edward Whites
Ex-Mayor Hill and Mrs Hodgdon Wed Quietly at Home
Ex Mayor William M. Hill and Mrs Susan T Hodgdon were married today at the groom's house by Rev A S Rogers of the First Universalist parish. They plan a brief wedding tour and will reside on Lafayette Street, South Salem.
Webber and Mavor Wed in Beachmont Ceremony
Mr J A Webber and Miss Mary E Mavor both of Beachmont were married at the residence of T J Burke on Winthrop avenue Beachmont yesterday forenoon Rev H G Wood officiated A few relatives attended A two weeks trip to the West will precede residence in Beachmont after the wedding
Sixth Annual Meeting of New England Meteorological Society
The New England Meteorological Society met at MIT for its sixth annual gathering chaired by President William H. Niles. The roll showed 71 members, 16 new admissions, three deaths including Ellis Loomis Yale College, E. B. Philbrick Brookline, and William Gammell Providence. Officers elected were Niles president Upton secretary Rotch treasurer and council members Davis Watson Pike. An exhibit by the U.S. Hydrographic Office followed, along with notes on the St Thomas Hatteras cyclone.
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New England Meteorological Society
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
William H. Niles
Winslow Upton
Ellis Loomis
Yale College
E. B. Philbrick
Brookline
William Gammell
Providence
Raymond Whitcomb Tours Announce Winter Excursions
The Raymond and Whitcomb company launch winter tours to California and Mexico from Boston. They offer vestibuled palace sleeping and dining cars, with a first party departing November 14 via Chicago Las Vegas Hot Springs and Santa Fe, arriving in Southern California November 28. Circulars available from W Raymond at 296 Washington Street.
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Raymond-Whitcombf
California
Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
Chicago
Las Vegas
Hot Springs
Santa Fe
Old Mexico
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
Rescue by Lifeboat Crew in Quincy Bay Gale
Captain Spencer and his wife were rescued from the small sloop Pilgrim off The Willows in Quincy Bay as a gale raged. The lifeboat crew from Hough's Neck, including Captain Joe Weader and Captain Bill Croucher, battled rough seas to bring them ashore at 5:45 PM and return to safety, earning praise for their swift humane action.
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Quincy
Adolph
Henry Moebs
Boston
Casino
Jeremiah Spencer
North Weymouth
Pilgrim
A. J. Garey
East Weymouth
Quincy Bay
Mystic Park opens fall trotting meeting with close races
Mystic Park started its four day fall trotting meeting in fine but chilly weather. The first race faced a protest over Hazard and the owner Edward Stoddard was barred after failing to identify the horse. Minnie L. dominated multiple heats in the 2:60 class, winning the fourth heat and the race as the field tired. Gratz won the 2:23 class in straight heats, Kenset F took third money after a late surge, with Gratz and Kenset F prominent in the day’s results.
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Mystic Park
National Association
Hazard
Edward Stoddard
C. K. Drew
James H. Davis
J. C. Mahon
Truro
N. 5
Medora
Alicanza
Minnie L
Voleta
Beacox Park
F. F. Baas
John Trent
Dik
M. Megora
Highland Stock Farm
John Riley
Dolly Re
A. P. McDonald
V. m. Alicanta
Gratz
Kenset I
Black Shaw
Kenset F
Charles Yapp
John Trout
Bik. G. CO
Keesey
E. W. Twitchell
B. m. Kenset
Farewell Boston Nine in City Game for 1889 Benefit
The Boston league nine played a farewell in this city at Boston grounds to benefit Superintendent John Haggerty. A picked nine faced them in a lively exhibition. Nick Wise and Arthur Clarkson starred, with Radbourn and Ganzel strong on the mound and in catching. The final score ended tied 12 to 12 after five innings.
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League Nine
Boston
John Haggerty
Hardie Richardson
Bennett
Quinn
Daly
Ganzel
Clarkson
Brown
Kelly
Radbourn
Bostons
Madden
Nick Wise
Arthur Clarkson
Hartnett
Walter Hackett
John Morrill
Bob” Wheelock
Lloyd
Nash
Smith
N. Wise
Wheelock
Morrill
Hackett
Charles Weeden
Wagner and Vestibuled Cars Boost Central Vermont Service
Central Vermont adds Wagner vestibuled parlor and sleeping cars between Boston and Montreal. Parlor cars run day trains at 8:30 am and 1:00 pm from Boston, sleeping cars on the Montreal night express at 7:00 pm. The Manitoba sleeper, examined yesterday, marks the line’s first run. The cars are steam heated, gas lit, with hot and cold water, mahogany interiors, blue plush, twenty four berths, stateroom, saloon, plate glass mirrors, and brass fittings.
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Central Vermont Railroad
Boston
Montreal
Boston & Lowell
Manitoba
T. H. Hanley
Wagner
New Peng A
New York
Large D. K. E. Society delegation at Parker's
A long list of arrivals from the D. K. E. Society of America is housed at Parker's, with names and residences including Vendome James K. Hill New York J C Deane Greenfield J B Tarbox St. Paul Miss Mernon Lampray Omaha H. Watkins Weld England and many others from Thorndike Brunswick Revere Portland Amesbury and more. The roster spans cities from New York Boston Chicago San Francisco and Montreal with guests from England and Canada.
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D. K. E. Society of America
Parker’s
Vendome
James K. Hill
New York
J.C. Deane
Greenfield
J. B. Tarbox
Mernon Lampray
St. Paul
Minn
H. Watkins Weld
England
Thorndike
George L. Fisher
Omaha
Neb
L. R. Bailey
San Francisco
A. L. Calder
Providence
R. J
T. J. Carter
Auburn
A. Mitchell
Louisville
Brunswick
J. J. Morris
London
J. R. Skinner
N. H. Davis
Cincinnati
H. C. Kimball
Blackstone
Joseph Tuckerman
Newport
RK. G. Dunn
Adams
Myron_P. Walker
Belchertown
Allen Cameron
Skowhegan
G. R. Marble
Webster
George E. Satchelder
Amesbury
N. P. Dodge
Council Bluffs
O. H. Reynolds
Norwich
Conn
A Trip Abroad by Dr Edwin Frisbee At Wells Memorial Hall
Dr Edwin W Frisbee president of the Gallaudet Society and delegate to the Paris congress shared impressions from his ocean voyage and European tour Twenty one US delegates gathered to review Abbé de l Epée's deaf education legacy He noted Yale students causing mischief with boot swaps and praised art at the exposition while expressing alarm at Whitechapel guarded by police throughout his vivid account of Old World experiences
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Wells Memorial Hall
Edwin W. Frisbee
Gallaudet Society
International Congress
Paris
Ocean
Europe
United States
Charles Michael de l’Epee
Yale
Whitechapel
Do Not Waste Money Buy Salvation Oil Liniment
An advertisement urges readers not to waste money and promotes Salvation Oil as a liniment. It notes that 1 876 542 bottles of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup were sold in the last twelve months as a testimonial to medicine effectiveness.
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Salvation Oil
Dr. Bull
Lawton to lecture on Delphi excavation at Roxbury
William Cranston Lawton of the Archeological Institute of America will deliver a lecture on The Proposed Excavation of Delphi before the Institute at Putnam Chapel Roxbury next Friday at 7 45 p m. A court crier William M H Copeland was knocked down and run over on Washington street yesterday afternoon injuring his right leg and foot. The National Lancers debated a California trip in 1890 but took no definite action. Heads of city departments and the school committee met with Mayor Harty to discuss city welfare.
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William Cranston Lawton
Archeological Institute of America
Delphi
Institute
Putnam Chapel
Roxbury
William M. H. Copeland
United States Court
Washington Street
National Lancers
California
Hart
Explosion of a Radiator Injures Man in Boston Building
Two teamsters seated in the lower floor office at 46 Feneral street were hurled from their chairs when a steam radiator from Boston Heating Company exploded. O H Webber of Winter Hill Somerville was badly hurt while another man escaped injury. The blast shook the building, filled rooms with steam, and caused substantial damage to furniture. The radiator was old and rusted, with a closed water escape pipe and open steam supply, suggesting excessive pressure. Officials caution that hot steam in a cold pipe can create dangerous water hammer effects. Local authorities found no fire.
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Feneral Street
O. H. Webber
Winter Hill
Somerville
Boston Heating Company
Theodore Pinkham
Pinkham
Leland
Kennan Lecture Draws Boston Press Club Reception
The Boston Press Club hosted George Kennan last evening at Bosworth Street club rooms. He discussed Siberian prison systems to members who asked questions. A phono aph exhibition followed and three new members were elected at the business meeting with an amendment expanding associate membership to department chiefs and assistants in circulation advertising composition printing and finance and the proof reader of daily or weekly papers of Boston.
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Boston Press Club
George Kennan
Bosworth Street
Siberia
Bos- Li
Funeral of Dr. L. F. Warner at Park Street Church
Funeral services conducted by Rev. D. W. Kilburn for Dr. L. F. Warner at Park Street Church yesterday at 10 o clock. About forty Gynecological Society members and many physicians attended, including H. O. Marcy A. A. McDonald R. McDonald W. G. Wheeler Chelsea M. R. Storey Newport W. Symington Brown S. N. Nelson Chelsea Henry I. Bowditch Ernest W. Cushman H. C. White Dr. Brown Brighton Prince. The physicians entered the church in a body. Friends Samuel and Edward Hatch were present. Burial planned for Milford N H.
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DR. Warner
D. W. Kilburn
L. F. Warner
Park Street
The
Gynecological Society
Henry I. Bowditch
Ernest W. Cushman
H. C. White
Dr. Brown
Brighton
Dr. Prince
Samuel
Edward Hatch
Milford
N. H
First Armed Battalion concert sparks post hall dancing
The initial band concert and assembly of the Armed Battalion of John A Andrew Post 15 G A R drew about 100 couples in its hall last evening. Major E D Sanborn directed the floor. the Armed Battalion Band provided the music. Dancing continued past midnight and events will repeat on the second and fourth Tuesdays through spring.
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Armed Battalion
John A Andrew Post
E. D. Sanborn
George Francis Train Case Stalled by Writ Refusal
Attorney E A Snow failed to obtain a writ of habeas corpus from Judge Devens in George Francis Train's case. Train was deemed insane by Judge Davis in New York based on Surgeon General Hamilton's testimony. Snow argues legal presumption of incapacity requires expert proof to reverse, or United States courts must honor New York's finding.
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E. A. Snow
Superior Court
George Francis Train
Devens
Train
Davis
New York
Hamilton
Snow
Artful robes and Newmarkets at Gilchrist’s firm
The article notes affordable imported Hortense novelty robes at R. and J. Gilchrist, 5 and 7 Winter Street, priced at $13.50, and cloth Newmarkets of approved style for $12.50. Misses’ garments are offered in a wide variety.
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United States
R. & J. Gilchrist’s
Winter Street
October term opens as grand jury named foreman Wheeler
United States Circuit Court opened its October term at 11 o clock. Grand jury panelled with Benjamin S Wheeler of Peabody named foreman. They retired to consider presentments for the district attorney. No case was ready for hearing.
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United States Circuit Court
Cotr. J
Jim Panelled
Benjamins. Wheeler
Peabody
Superior Court First Session Dockets and Cases
The October session lists cases with verdicts and motions across multiple divisions. Notable entries include Lee vs Ireson for injuries from a detective elevator, Day vs Vining over moving charges, Scovell v Mooney for goods sold, Spofford v Barry for carriage hire, and Dillon v South Boston RR ongoing in Second Session with juror illness delaying proceedings.
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Superior Court
Barker
William H. Lee
Charles S. Ireson
L. M. Child
Charles L. Powers
Ewing B. Day
Edw. P. Vining
New York & New England Railroad
Brookline
Erry
Smith
Dmund M. Parker
George H. Scovell
Jane N. Mooney
Baker
Patton
Samuel W. Spofford
Walter Barry
H. J. Edwards
W. B. Orcutt
Murphy
Kelly
Haynes
McKean
Poor Vy. Sears
Booth
Has
McKinnon
White
Walker
Spofford
Riordan
Condon
Fogg
Haskell
Skiff
Lawrence
Scott
Dole
Tarr
Hood
Armst
Gallicaux v. Hig- Co
Superior Court record of criminal cases and indictments
The docket lists multiple 18th to 20th century cases in the Superior Court involving larceny drunkenness assault and battery embezzlement breaking and entering forgery and other offenses. Notable entries include Doherty Booth McGlew Murphy Burton Nassau Bridges Carney Bogan Cannon Carney Doherty McCafferty Sands Sullivan Perry Harrington Graves O Malley Cummings Harkins buckner Holt Beatty Law Russell Crowley Reed Collins Nickerson Walters Battle Stedman Perauit and more, with varied outcomes and penalties such as probation fines and house of correction terms.
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Superior Criminal Court
Thompson
Charles H. Reed
House of Correction
Charles Russell
William Walter
Patrick Herrington
Mathew Harkins
Harry Perry
Commonwealth
Doherty
Same
Booth
McGlew
Murphy
Burton
Nassau
Bridges
Carney
Bogan
Cannon
McCafferty
Sands
Sullivan
Perry
Cummings
Harkins
Buckner
Holt
Beatty
Law
Russell
Crowley
Foss vs Howe case in Superior Court continues
In Middlesex County Superior Court on October 15 Judge Brigham presided as the Foss versus Howe et al matter remains on trial with proceedings continuing.
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Middlesex County
Brigham
Foss
Bloomer v Nickerson Tort Case Claims Anchor Injury
Superior Court Barnstable County Yarmouth October 15 Joseph D Bloomer sues Daniel W Nickerson and trustee over injuries from an anchor dropped by the Emelator of Chatham in Vineyard Sound due to alleged captain negligence. Jury awards $55 in related McDermott vs Swift action.
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Barnstable County
Yarmouth
Sherman
Joseph D. Bloomer
Daniel W. Nickerson
Emelator
Chatham
Vineyard Sound
Hearn
Harriman
C. T
E. T. Burley
ES Pew
H. F. Hurlburt
W. 5
Knox
Green
Sanborn
B. F. Hayes
Laintiff
B. F. Butler
Washburn
Greene
Conkey
Plantiff
Emma J. Greene
Lillian A. Conkey
Crescent Beach
W. H. Niles
Te Ps
Pitman v Brookline Inhabitants Civil Action Filed
Norfolk County Superior Court civil sitting in Dedham on October 15 heard petitioner John Panter bring a case against the inhabitants of Brookline. Bridget McManus listed in docket as No 432.
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Norfolk County
Dedham
Pitman
John Panter
Brookline
Bridget McManus
Insolvency Court Adjourns Third Meetings in Essex County
In Salem on October 15 Harmon J adjourned third meetings in cases including Haslam Cook OConnell Flanders Rich Woodbury Towle Murray Geough Pay State Felt Boot Shoe Co Bird Edmunds Winch Lane Blaisdell Warneck Humphrey Bab son Jondes Marsten Odellien Savoie and second meetings in Severance Foster.
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Essex County
Salem
Harmon
George F. Haslam
Barlow M. Cook
John O’connell
Frank W. Flanders
Rich & Woodbury
John G. Towle
Thomas Murray
Kate Geough
Conrad June Pay
Municipal Court Session Reports and Larceny Sentence
First and second municipal court sessions list numerous cases including Brown v Slater and others. A criminal session on Oct 15 reports Robert Jardine sentenced to two months for larceny of an overcoat and rubber coat, Eugene Freese held on three larceny counts in $300. several continuances and bond returns noted. Jefferson Jackson discharged after assault charge. John Cass held for attempted larceny.
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Curtis
Robert M. Jardine
Eugene Freese
Elias Hoffman
Jessie Hoffman
Abram Reubestin
Jefferson Jackson
John Cass
Superior Court
Perso
Hollings Patent Asbestos Shade Frame Advertised
R Hollings & Co of 547 Washington street markets a shade frame for umbrella lamps. The ad asserts the LiuT device will not burn the shade, promising safety and durability for lighting fixtures.
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Hollings
R. Hollings & Co
Washington Street
Tough and Durable Heather Mixture Suits Sold by A. Shuman Co
A. Shuman & Co. at 440 Washington Street offers tough and durable warm heather mixture suits for young men. The stylish yet practical line emphasizes easy care and comfortable fit for daily wear.
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A. Shuman & Co
Washington Street
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Bork Wiv
Whitney
Stein
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