Directors Rule at New York New Haven Hartford Meeting
The twenty third annual stockholders meeting in New Haven confronted protests against recent by laws. Charles P Clark presided and directors were elected by 192 649 votes with contention over the by laws and discussion rights. The meeting adjourned at 1 3 o clock.
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New Haven, Conn
New York, New, Haven & Hartford Railroad
Charles P. Clark
William .D. Bishop
Bridgeport
George W. Williams
Glastonbury
Clark
Williams
Norwalk
J. M. Hall
The
Road
Dexter
Clarence Deming
William PD. Bishop
Henry C. Robinson
Joseph Park
Chauncey
M. Depew
Henry S. Lee
William Rockefeller
Leverett Brainard
J.pierpont Morgan
George Maculroch Miller
John M
Tatator
Thanks from militia officers for lemonade supplied
A Worcester Massachusetts note dated Oct 15 1894 expresses gratitude from Captain Edward G. Barrett of Armory Company A Second Regiment Infantry First Brigade M V M for the very fine lemonade provided by A Shuman Co during the militia mobilization. The company voted to extend a vote of thanks at a meeting held Oct 11 1894.
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A. Shuman
Boston
Edward G. Barrett
John Bright Lodge Formed by Sons of St George
State Organizer William Crowe inaugurated John Bright Lodge, Sons of St George, at the People's Institute. The meeting drew a large crowd with fourteen lodges nearby and about 400 nationwide. The lodge offers sick and death benefits and excludes no politics or religion.
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People’s Institute
William Crowe
John Bright Lodge, Sons of St. George
Hyde Park Workers Say Salary Cut Occurred Last Fall
Hyde Park striking gossamer workers demand correction to claim that their wage reduction happened on the strike day. They assert the cut took place last fall and insist records reflect that timing.
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Hyde Park
Lively Lexow Testimony on Robberies and Police Critique
The Lexow inquiry heard testimony from a Halifax sailor Congrianus who lost 110 at a saloon on South Street, and from Henry von Glahn the proprietor. Ex Senator Boyd backed the sailor’s claim of police inaction. Fernando Goff testified on a stolen valise worth 1182 at the Hôtel de France. The proceedings also covered sidewalk protection fees and pressure tactics around Maillard’s factory.
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New York
Lexow
Congrianus
Halifax
South Street
Henry von Glahn
John G. Boyd
von Gilahn
Goff
Fernando Miguel
Saragossa
Spain
Hotél de France
Mr. Goff
O’connor
Williams
Wolf
Maillard’s Candy
M. Forget
Schmittberger
Lawrence Bayer
Maillard
Murray
Captain Williams
Inspector Williams
Henry Bayer
Captain Price
Price
Soda water stands tied to bribe system in court
Witnesses accuse soda water manufacturers of collecting fees for protection and passing funds to protectors and officials. Testimony links Captain Schultz and Captain Grant to a bribery scheme as stand keepers say they paid $5 for protection. Officials dispute the police connection while a Protective Association official notes funds went to counsel.
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Goff
Samuel Ebert
Rivington Street
Schultz
Captain Schultz
Joseph Lippmann
No. 105
Orchard Street
Stoop
Ginter
Nineteenth Street
Grant
Samuel Cohen
No. 120
Division Street
Corporation
Ebert
Moss
Woods
William Jacobs
Soda Water Manufacturers’ Protective Association
Mattent
Broadsky
Charles Light
Association
Railroad News From Boston Tracks and Health Trip
Railroad Commissioner Everett Stevens travels to Maine for four months to regain health amid other city rail notes. A clock position shifts at Union depot while a new glass roof nears completion in the southern division. Fitchburg Railroad seeks to consolidate lines with Brookline firms. no opposition appeared and ruling pending. Grade crossing abatements near Newton likely postponed until spring with possible track elevation plans debated amid public objection. Additional station bulletins to explain delays accompany a G A R veterans train trip to Marblehead. The Trackman.
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Everett A. Stevens
Maine
Union Depot
Southern Division
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Brookline & Pepperell
Brookline & Milford
Boston & Albany
Newton
Faneuil
Riverside
Union Station
Marblehead
Boston
Kearsarge
American Wringer Co Builds Home Laundry Equipment
The American Wringer Co of 13 and 15 Broadway extension lists itself as a manufacturer of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and promise prompt mail orders. Telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Mall
Tremont
Berger Glyconine Oxygen Cold Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Berger Glyconine Oxygen as immediate relief for colds and cures catarrh. It notes sale at 14 Blackstone Street for wholesale and retail.
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Berger
Blackstone St
Riot at Boston University Law School Ends Without Serious Injuries
A brief hall riot erupted between juniors and middle-class men at BU Law yesterday forenoon. Chairs and glass broken as the crowd surged at the main lecture hall doors, but no serious injuries were reported. Dean Bennett attempted to intervene as the skirmish ended with the middlers driving the juniors into the street.
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Boston University Law School
Dean Bennett
Ward 19 Case Postponed In Roxbury Hearing
Judge Bolster resumed the Ward 19 case hearings at Roxbury Court with many spectators. The decision on John Mulhern, warden of the caucus, was reserved until all other evidence is in, and hearings for Mark W. Lynch and related witnesses continued with witness attendance unresolved. Cases adjourned to Oct 24 with plans to have witnesses present.
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Bolster
Roxbury Court
John Mulhern
Moran
O’connell
Galvin
John Steele
Mulhern
Money Drives Republican Campaigns in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Republicans face a cash shortage complicating the 1890 campaign. Major donors and district leaders such as Winslow, Morse, Draper, Apsley, and Barret are pressed to fund rallies and party efforts. A. P. A. ties and internal disputes strain unity as leaders seek cash, while Democrats shift toward registration over speeches. The Senate race and Governor Greenhalge’s circle remain focal points.
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Massachusetts
Beacon Street
Winslow
Johnny Simpkins
Morse
Brockton
General Draper
Warren
Congressman Apsley
Joe Walker
Worcester
Gillette
Springfield
Cogswell
Salem
McCall
Winchester
State Committee
Barrett
Lodge
Hoar
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Beacon Hill
Draper
Hopedale
Whitinsville
Whitins
Randall-Simpkins
Bell Telephone Company
Theimg
A. P. A.ism
Hamilton
Dr. Dunn
Bob Howard
Conant
Sweet
Attleboro
Fifield
Lowell
Quincy
Russells
Williams
Gd. O. P
Nahant Statesman
Melrose
Murray Crane
Suedge
Bell Telephone
Crane
Republican National Committee
Sirloin Club
Taunton
Bristol
White
Jennings
Pillsbury
United States
Hint on seasonal buys for furniture at Paine warerooms
A seasonal tip notes that half of buying wisdom is timing and urges readers to consider purchasing household furniture now. It highlights unusually low prices on fine furniture and invites a visit to Paine warerooms on Canal street for proof.
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Wever
Paine
Canal Street
Tremont Temple Bazaar Draws German Baptist Offerings
Friends of Tremont Temple report a German Baptist committee shipping six boxes by steamship Buffalo for an upcoming bazaar. Secretary Martha Braun notes plain articles reflect loving hands from Baptists of Switzerland Hungary Bohemia and Bulgaria and highlights items such as a 1692 Bible tale and a carved ship model.
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Tremont Temple
Buffalo
Martha Braun
Lorimer
Brethren and Sisters
German Union of Baptists
Switzerland
Hungary
Bohemia
Bulgaria
Germany
Christ's Kingdom
America
V. Huene
William I
Prussia
English
Fritz
Free Medical Services for All Diseases Endorsed by Dr Dewey
Dr Dewey the specialist offers continuing free examinations and medical attendance for all diseases to all people during hard times. Offices at 7 and Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston Street. Hours 9 to 1, 2 to 6, and 6 to 8 p m with Sunday 10 to 4 p m. Wednesday and Thursday evenings closed.
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Dewey
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
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Borns
Nervine Johnson
A. Johnson
Johson
Q. H. Ingalls
Bangor
Jonnson.& Co
Mass
New Haven
Lexow Committee
J. F. Nulty
M. H. Wolf
Washington St
Bell’s
Temple Piaée
Eer
Wild Flowers OF
Corbett
Sulil
P. O
the Post
Tn Fost
Irving
Sherman
Illetin
Dickens
Mnaak Waal
WVU
Cooper
Leader
AB. U
Ward
Ures
Hood
A.P. A
DR. Millard
Tremont Street
Masonic Temple
Clolvly
Williams , Lincoln & CO
Buston
G. P. Wiksell
J. Holt & C & Por’tlaad
Herrick’s Mercantile Collection Agency
Court ST
Room &G
R. Kare Ludwig Barnay
Dentral
Dental
Royal University
Berlin
State Board of Registration
Frederic de Belleville
Emmet Corrigan
Frederic Bond
Glendenning
FE. S. Willard
Odette Tyler
William Morris
Charlotte Behrens
Robert Mantell
Otders
Jepson
Union At
Lynn
Justice of the Peace
South St
T. A. Moore
Washington Street
Ulobe Real Estate Renting Agency
State St
Exchange
Peabody
Rockdale Park
Peabody Vet
Peabody Union
Phenix and
Gerry
South Braintree
Waltham
Roxbury
Essex
Nashua
N. H
Kennebec
Brunswick
G. H. Burgess
Rockport
Androscoggin
Topsham
G. W. Colby
Goffstown
Netsy Essex
Neptune 1
Ipswich
George Cushing
W. F. Harden
Hingham
H. L. Chase
Westboro
W. B. Cade
Cambridge
R. H. Brigham
Hudson
C. W. Moore
Peabody Square
Salem Vets
Peabody Unions
Burgess Company
S. C Bancroft No. 6
Ness
Cologne
Metz
Haupt
Gravelotte
Mena S. Webster
Appeai Public Garden
Jjuman
A. R. Specht
Winter St
ARK Pennyroyal
Park Bremedy Co
Mas
New England
Libbie
Beach St
F. A. Searle
Mercan
Boston Storage Cor
Westchester Park
Westland Avenue
Union St
Eggleston Square
Steang
M. Smith
Bowdoin St
Dorchester
Murray Smith
Bowdoin At
EPICH
Postoffich and
Sub-Treasury
United States Post Office
Sub-Treasury Building
J. W. Coveney
Lynn Harbor
S. M. Mansfield
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Olympia
Providence
R. I
John Semmonian
Chabour Chongsian
Semmonian
Secor
F. E. Waining
Tremont ST
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