Prohibition rally honors Finch and Willard at Music Hall
The gathering led by Judge Pitman and Frances Willard featured William H. Earle and Clinton Fisk as Prohibition speakers. They criticized the Republicans for protracted backing of liquor interests and urged nationwide third-party action to drive the saloon from politics. The crowd, centered by women, sang Hold the Fort for Prohibition and pledged continued activism toward a national Prohibition victory.
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Prohibition
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Earle
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Frances E. Willard
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America
Finch
Charles Stewart Parnell
Proibition
Charles Sumner
Mason’s
Dixon
New South
Prohibition Party
Washington
Women’s Christian ‘Temperance Union
Academy of Music
Massachusetts
Adams
Otis
Warren
Republican Ee
New Jersey
Personal Liberty League
United States
Bates on Thayer
Interview quotes T C Bates blasting Senator Hoar and Judge Adin Thayer for political manipulation. Bates accuses Thayer of steering Hoar and cites Worcester politics and temperance era concerns. He says Hoar unfairly targets him and warns against Thayer’s influence in state and national affairs.
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the Herald
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Adin Thayer
Thayer
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Rice
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Senator Hoar
Continental Hall
Adin 'Thayer
Chicago
National Republican Committee
United States Senate
Congress
Frank Bird
Walpole
Worcester
Colonel Stoddard
Judge Thayer
Judge Adin
Investigation Urged on Overtaxation of Business Property
Boston Aldermen receive Mayor Hue O Briens call for inquiry into alleged 50 percent rise in business property valuations. He urges audit of the assessors and public hearings, warning for reorganization if proven. He also proposes examining armory needs and state-city action to build regimental facilities.
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Hues O'Brien
Boyiston Market
Winslow Skating Rink
Committee On
HuaGu O'Brien
N. G. Smith
Cambridge
Smith
Boston
Yeas
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John M
Corse
John M. Corse
New York Herald
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Gamewell Fire Alarm and Telegraph Company
Washington Street
Summer
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Eliot
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington Street
Chester Park
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Monument Avenue
Charlestown
Brighton
Shawmut Avenue
Bradford
Waltham Streets
Porter
Bedford Streets
City
Emerson Square
Benedict Street
Haviland Street
Parker Street
Beale, Fuller
Bushnell Streets
Fuller Street
Dorchester Avenue
Fuller
van Winkle
Transposed paragraphs muddle opera season views in Boston
The article on prominent musicians debating a German opera season for Boston contains two misplacements. The lines starting with to 100,000 ending cities in Germany belong in the first column as Eichberg’s conclusion, while the lines opera with the best belong in the third column after Osgood’s remarks.
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Boston
Julius Hichberg
George L. Osgood
Germany
Eichberg
Theft at Ponkapog summer house of Hon. Henry L. Pierce
The summer house at Ponkapog of the Hon. Henry L. Pierce was broken into on Sunday night and robbed of bric a brac and yarn valued for its intrinsic worth and travel memories in Europe. Other property valued at $500 was taken.
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Henry L. Pierce
Ponkapog
Dr Jelly Finds No Insanity in Nowlin Case
Examinations conducted at East Cambridge jail show no signs of insanity for the convicted murderer Nowlin. The panel will forward the findings to Governor Ames, urging clemency with life imprisonment as the justice outcome.
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Jelly
Nowlin
East Cambridge
Ames
East Boston teacher charged after beating pupil at Webb School
Miss Jennie Soutter of Webb primary on Porter street East Boston faces charges for violently pulling eight year old Leo Welch from his seat and whipping him with a rattan causing injuries needing City Hospital care. She admits punishing the boy but denies undue violence. School committee to investigate. first complaint against Soutter.
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Jennie Soutter
Webb
Porter Street
Boston
Leo Welch
Miss Soutter
Boston Storage Warehouse Company Plans Major Capital Increase
At a meeting held at 87 Milk Street the Boston Storage Warehouse Company reported strong prosperity. The vote approved raising capital from 360,000 to 400,000 to finish construction as originally planned.
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Milk Street
Court docket and verdicts from the First Session October cases
The Superior Court first session lists verdicts and ongoing trials. Edward Cook against George Doherty for $4187 in professional services. Guston admr. v Allen for $2680. Dimock v Kimball unresolved. Towers v Ginn for $8448 plus groceries. Chapman v Globe. multiple other cases and docket entries. Second session features Conway v South Boston Horse Railroad verdict for $8500 and Russell v Eames rent dispute. Wood v Bailey tort suit details.
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Cohen
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Hazen vs Boston & Maine Railroad judgment recorded
In Middlesex Superior Court on October 17 Judge Pitman presided. The jury awarded the plaintiff 4500 dollars. Attorneys for the plaintiff were W H Atwood and F J Greenhalge. for the defendant D, S, and G F Richardson.
Superior Court Hearing On Jury Waived Actions
The Essex county court began jury waived cases with Bartlett v Bailey and Todd v Lunt heard. decision reserved. Notice: Robert E. Burke Jacob T Choate and Robert D Trask applied for admission as attorneys after examination. if no objection by Friday morning Oct 21 they will be admitted. By the court Gorae R Lorp Assistant Clerk.
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Jacob T. Choate
Robert D. Trask
Grorae R. Lorp
Superior Court Damages Petitions Over Weymouth Water Rights
In Norfolk Oct 17 Judge Barker hears multiple petitions from Reed ex., and others against the Inhabitants of Weymouth over water rights taken from Great Pond. Testimony finished. trial set to begin Tuesday morning with W. Gaston and E. observed.
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Barker, J
Reed
Weymouth
Loud Et al
Same
Sherman
Howe Et al
Sanford Et al
Great Pond
W. Gaston
City Notes on Arrests and Social Events
Salvation Army two violators fined ten dollars each for itinerant musicians. Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association to host Miss Frances Willard at Hotel Brunswick with Pundita Ramabi expected. Citizens' crime updates include Peter Constanzo and Dominic Ozello arraignment after assault on Councilman Murphy. Ozello fined ten dollars and costs, Constanzo discharged. Stolen cigars and cash linked to George Wilson bound over for higher court amid suspected past burglaries. Unitarian Sunday School Union met at Second Church vestry. Kate L. Brown read on Religious Guilds. Juror Hugh McKenna charged with discussing a case with direction of Judge Bacon, allowed to resume duties.
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Frances EB. Willard
Brunswick
Constanzo
George Wilson
Thomas Tobin
Dorchester
Wilson
Unitarian Sunday School Union
Second Church
Kate L. Brown
Hugh McKenna
Samuel McSheehy
Boston
Bacon
McKenna
Brockton Society Plans Revolution Lecture Series
A Brockton group formed to study history and politics plans a November lecture series on the American Revolution. Lectures echo Old South Institute programs and include topics by Edwin Dr. Mead, Edward Everett Hale, Mary A. Livermore, and others with leaflets proposed for publication.
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Old South
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Edwin Dr. Mead
Davis Rh. Dewer
Institute of ‘Technology
Times
D. B. Hart
Harvard College
France
Edward Everett Hale
Mary A. Livermore
Washington
George M. Towle
1888 Team Opens Practice and Prizes Offered
The 88 football team met yesterday for a first practice game versus 91 players. Dudley Allen Sargent offers 1600 dollars in prizes for near perfect physical development with registration charts due by June 1, 1890. Dr Kuno Franche spoke on Ferdinand Frieigrath and his poetry. The football association elected J W Woods president and officers. The Boylston Chemical Club heard a paper by I W Richards.
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Hemenway Gymnasium
Ofice
Kuno Franche
Perdinand Frieigrath
The
Football Association
Holden Chapel
J. W. Woods
A. P. Butler
Sears
B. Cc. Weld
Boylston Chemical Club
W. Richards
Free Evening Schools Open For Mechanics Drawing
Free evening schools for mechanical and free hand drawing opened last night and run until Friday March 16. Classes meet Monday Wednesday and Friday 7 30 to 9 30 p m at multiple city sites including Latin schoolhouse Warren street and East Boston locations. Applicants must be 16 or older and admission continues throughout the week. The notice ends with a dealer promotion for United States Waltham watches.
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Rimary
Tennyson Street
Old City Hall
Charlestown
Municipal Court Building
Roxbury Street
Roxbury
Stevenson’s Block
Central Square
East
Boston
Somerville No License Meetings Convene Clergy in Cambridge
A Cambridge clergy meeting held in Austin Hall yesterday planned a no license campaign for the December city election. A five member committee will draft resolutions urging citizens to support no license, while other groups prepare public and church meetings across the city with several pastors named for organization duties.
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Cambridge
Austin Hall
Peabody
Father Scully
D. N. Beach
G. F. Tewksbury
Briggs
C. W. Biddle
N. B. Fiske
Thomas
John
A. BE. White
Union Hall
W. 5. Alexander
James McWhinnie
Albert Gould
Alexander McKenzie
G. I’. Lewisbury
Indolent House Robber Pleads Guilty in Four Months
Henry McGowan entered a South End residence and took a gold watch before resting. A servant girl intercepted the thief at a pawnbroker during the sale, delivering him to police. He pleaded guilty and will serve four months at the house of correction.
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Henry McGowan
House of Correction
Country Club Races Set for Clyde Park
The Country Club fall meet moves to Clyde Park Brookline with races next Saturday at 2 PM. Four events include a pony race a steeplechase and two fat races.
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Clyde Park
Brookline
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