High Tariff Men Inaugural Banquet Of Home Market Club
The Home Market Club held its inaugural banquet at the Hotel Vendome with about 250 attendees led by Senator Frye and Senator Hoar. Speakers urged protectionist tariffs and criticized free trade, detailing wage comparisons in Europe and the potential impact on American labor and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Market Club
Frye
Senator Hoar
New Home Market Club
Hotel Vendome
Hoar
Charles W. Whitten
Charles E. Endicott
Sanford
Timothy Merrick
Holyoke
William P. Frye
Maine
William H. Ammidown
American Protective Tariff League of New York
William F. Draper
Hopedale
George F. Hoar
Worcester
Robert P. Porter
Philadelphia
Rufus
Henry N. Sawyer
William H. Haile
Oakes A. Ames
Alonzo H. Evans
Calvin D. Paige
Francis Bigelow
Lyman T. Jefts
George A. Draper
E. 5. Draper
A. Hemphill
Jonathan A. Lane
George A. Marden
George S. Merrill
Howes Norris
Philip L. Moen
James W. Bennett
Frank P. Bennett
George Draper
Republic
Cobden Club
Draper
General Draper
Europe
England
America
John Roach
Italy
Humbert
Naples
Belgium
New England
Wester
Clay
John C. Calhoun
Commercce
Panama
Nicaragua
House of Representatives
Senate
Fe Z
Tariff Commission
Mr. Draper
Ames
Sherman
Ohio
Allison
Iowa
Honister Dawes
Massachusetts
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Reed
Stewart L. Woodford
James M. Swank
Abram &. Hewitt
Congress
Reunion of Massachusetts ex Prisoners of War at Meionaon
About 100 members of the Massachusetts Association of Union ex Prisoners of War gathered at the Meionaon at noon for the twelfth annual reunion. Captain John G B Adams presided and Major Charles G Davis served as secretary with a full report on pension legislation efforts. Officials elected included President J G B Adams and Secretary Treasurer C G Davis. Dinner followed with speeches and entertainment featuring George W Kimball’s paper on the Army Mule and Miss Yeaton’s cornet solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Association of Union Ex- Prisoners of War
Meionaon
John G. LB. Adams
Nineteenth Massachusetts
Charles G. Davis
First Massachusetts Cavalry
Adams
National Association
Carlisle
National Association of ex-Prisoners of War
J. G. B. Adams
W. Bullard
C. G. Davis
Chaplin
Fr. C. Curtis
B. A. Phillips
D. Linnehan
James Fry
Michael Scannell
Captain Hill
C. M. Smith
John P. Reynolds
Major Bliss
A. W. Dimick
George W. Kimball
Mr. Yeaton
Miss Yeaton
Woman's Educational Union Considers Constitution Amendments
At a special Parkman Hall meeting Miss Lucia Peabody read a substitute amendment to article 6 of the constitution. Dr. Merritt urged appointing two directors and three members to overhaul the constitution and report back to the general meeting in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Educational Union
Parkman Hall
Lucia Peabody
Dr. Merritt
Tortilita Mines Shipment Correction
Superintendent D T Elmore reports to Colonel Richardson that the correct figures show two hundred ounces fine bullion 927 1000 fine shipped on the 3d and an assay yielding 1800 ounces to the ton, correcting yesterday’s printing of 027 1000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.T. Elmore
Richardson
Boston
Farewell Meeting for Elder Miles Grant in Chelsea
A farewell service for Elder Miles Grant of Chelsea was held at Advent Christian Church. He departs aboard the Scythia for mission work in Ireland Rome and Scotland for nine months. Speakers included Elders Stockman Tucker Sybil Andrews Goodrich Gardner Smith Wendall Burr and Tozier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Grant
Chelsea
Advent Christian Church
Grant
Scythia
Ireland
Rome
Scotland
E. A. Stockman
K. H. Tucker
A. W. Sybil
E. M. Andrews
Charles Goodrich
J. A. Gardner
FP. L. Smith
Rufus Wendall
Frank Burr
J. A.tozier
Pearline as modern substitute for rosin soap in laundry
A vintage advertisement urges avoiding old-fashioned rosin soap and recommending Pearline for washing clothes. It touts improved results and modern convenience, positioning Pearline as a superior laundry aid.
Minor nominations mark adjourned convention ballots
The second district councillor race ends on first ballot with 133 present. Morse leads with 71, Tufts 48, Dayal 13, Reed 2. Essex county nominates George H. Blair and John H. Cheever for county posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah A. Morse
Union Hall
Morse
Tufts
Dayal
Reed
Warren E. Locke
Essex County Democrats
George H. Blair
Salem
John H. Cheever
James R. Dunbar
Westfield
Berkshire-Hampden
William H. Brooks
Holyoke
Middlesex
J. Warren Bailey
Somerville
Bailey
C. Darling
Darling
Union Square
Dr. Capen
J. W. Hamilton
Fh. C. Hitchcock
Francis Jewett
Lowell
Supreme Court Divorces Hearings October 19
Supreme Judicial Court docket notes that on October 19 C. Allen divorce cases were heard and disposed of with one case remaining. Equity hearings will be resumed today Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
C. Allen
Equity
Superior Court First Session Dockets Libel Suit and Cases
The document lists multiple cases in three sessions of the Superior Court. It includes James W. Chapman versus Globe Newspaper Company for libel with damages sought, plus a long roster of civil actions such as Keelly versus Maguire Wilkinson versus Severance Goddard versus various, Clark versus Rice, and many others, with judges Bloppert, Hammond and Thompson presiding and attorneys named for plaintiffs and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloppert
James W. Chapman
Globe Newspaper Company
The
Globe
J. W. Reed
A. E. Pillsbury
Chapman
Globe Newspaper Co
Keelly
Maguire
Wilkinson
Severance
Goddard
Same
Clark
Rice
Drew
Paterson
Porter
Boston
Kyte
Commercial Union Ins. Co
Souther
Wheeler
Lechmere R. Co
McKay
Cooper
Blickmer
Henchman
Stogdale
Baker
Alden
Reber
Maloy
Meader
Titus
Cecconi
Rodden
Malloy
Roberts
Jellinck
N. Y
A. W. Boardman
B. Wadleigh
P. E. Tucker
Wood
Bailey
White
Ennis
Crosby
Winters
Reagan
Downing
Simith
Turner
Thompson
McCarthy vs Hamilton liquor sale to minor heard
Superior Court Essex County Oct 19 Brigham C J McCarthy sues Hamilton under the civil damage act for furnishing liquor to a minor at Lynn. Decision reserved. Court adjourned to Friday with the entire court list to be in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Essex County
Brigham
C. J. McCarthy
Hamilton
Lynn
CourtDocket Middlesex Superior Court October 19
Middlesex Superior Court session before Judge Pitman lists multiple civil actions and tort cases. Dockets include Woodberry vs Kelley and Ellen I Drake vs Charles D Reed with juries noted. Additional cases name cities and towns such as Waltham Somerville Cambridge Malden Groton Woburn and others with various defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggan and Schofield
Janes
City of Waltham
Stickney
City of Somerville
Neil
Town of
Wellesley
Keen Va.tobrook
Emerson
Goolding
Saime
City of
Somerville
White
Nonantum Wersted Co
McGrath
Town of Woburn
Hennessy
Mass. Cath
Order of Foresters
Bell
Malden
Wood
Alger
Damages Petitions Over Water Rights Heard by Superior Court
Norfolk session lists multiple cases including petitions for assessment of damages over water rights from Great Pond. Jury deliberations occurred after 11:80 a.m. adjournment with petitioners represented by W. Gaston and C. Bumpus and respondents by R. M. Morse Jr. and H. V. Swasey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teed
Weymouth
Loud
Same
Sherman
Howe
Sanford
Great Pond
W. Gaston
Bk. C. Bumpus
R. M. Morse, Jr
H. V. Swasey
Henrietta
Sumner
Rodney Holbrook
Frecover
E. Davis
C. A. Mackintosh
Desirable Autumn Excursion From Boston to New York
Fitchburg Railroad offers a cheap round trip excursion from Boston to New York and back via Hoosac Tunnel route and West Shore line. Depart 8 30 a m October 26 returning the same evening on Fall River line tickets cost five dollars for the round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Boston
New York
Hoosac Tunnel
West Shore Railroad
Fall River
Gleason Arrested Over Fire At Roe House
Kate A Gleason was arrested yesterday morning at 7 James street where she worked as a domestic. She admitted telling a priest a related lie but said the larceny claim was false. She alleged a little girl named Ross set the fire and stole items. officers doubt her story and she was taken to Canton in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate A. Gleason
Charles J. Roe
No. 7
James Street
Wade
Ross
Canton
Social Law Library officers elected at annual meeting
The article lists officers elected at the annual meeting of the Social Law Library owners with President William G. Russell and others. It notes lectures by Dr. A. M. Longshore-Potts at Tremont Temple and by Dr. Harrison, plus a forthcoming Mrs. Potts discourse on Courtship and various society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Law Library Owners
William G. Russell
Arthur Lincoln
CG. A. Welch
George O. Shattuck
Richard Olney
R. D. Smith
H. C. Hutchins
John C. Gray
Augustus Russ
A. M. Longshore-Potts
Tremont Temple
Harrison
Marion A. McBride
Miss Willard
Anna Gordon
Woman's Department
Mechanics’ Fair
Industrial Aid Society
Chardon Street
Alexander Corcoran
Coon
Europe
John Brougham
Helen
United States
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Church of the Disciples
Mary Putnam Jacobi
New York
Union Hall
Mozart
Miss Peake
Gotze
Cowen
Miss Low
Mrs. Harriott
Matter
Mr. Lindsay
Sons of Martha
Boston Paper Trade Association
Quincy House
P. C. Cheney
Theodore S. Kingsland
Paper Trade
Powell. Hastreiter
Music Hall
Thirty-eighth Regiment
Charles F. Shaw
Young faux financier ends run with mucilage scam
Arthur H. Hammond of Wareham, 18, promised $100 in C M currency for a $1 remittance, sending mucilage and a recipe instead. He was arrested for defrauding the public and placed in $200 bond by U S Commissioner Hallett. Hammond insists the business was legitimate and the recipe valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Hammond
Wareham
C. M
Hammond
United States
Hallett
Napoleon of
Special Sale of New and Second-Hand Carriages
Unprecedented demand prompts a markdown sale of second-hand carriages and select new models. Listings include Landaulets, Berlin Coaches, Coupes, and Carryalls from makers like Sargent, Killam, Wood Bros., and Lawrence, with prices ranging from 25 to 650 dollars and inspection at 118 120 Sudbury St. and 13 Green St. near Bowdoin Sq. starting Monday Oct 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury St
Green St
Bowdoin Sq
New Carriages and Prices from New Haven Vendors
A catalog of horse drawn vehicles listing prices and origins. Notable items include Brougham by Durham & Wooster of New Haven priced at 900.00 with a 700.00 sale price and Queen Victoria modeled carriages with similar handles and Morocco lining. Various Goddard Buggies from Merrimac priced around 235.00 to 275.00 and multiple Surrey and Box Buggy configurations with prices ranging from 150.00 to 325.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Bros
Brewster & Co
Werner
Sargent & Ham
Emond & Quinsler
New Haven
Ason
Sargent
Stanhope
Clement
Merrimac
Mass
Stevens
W. P. Garment & Coi
Cess Eek Ata
Luke Doyle
Charles At
Hooker & Co
Decca
Brougham
Durham & Wooster
Queen Victoria
Morocco
Rockaway
Surrey
Uniformity in Seasoning the Food Bell Seasoning Boston
Uniformity in seasoning is a vital culinary art and the Bell seasoning made in Boston is recommended for use in meats poultry game and oysters to ensure consistent flavor across dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
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Germany
Munich
Reichstag
Bureau of Statistics
Manchester
Eng
Clyde
Bright
Glasgow
Great Britain
France
San Francisco
Democratic Party
South
Surius
Merrick
Arnold B. Sanford
Fail River
Hopewell
Tie
E. A. Ammidown
Protective Taxiis League
League
Minnesota
Massachusetts Association
Woman’s Educational Meeting
Elder Grant
J. Dobson
Washington St
Sharon
Kate Gleason
Price
York
Berlin
Ee Sc
W. P. Sar
Cunningham & Son
Killam
Clarence
James Hall & Son
Ion
Wood Bros
Eree Cree
John R. Lawrence
Aadene & Co
Zonas Thompson
Martin Pennell
Kimball Bros
Henry Killam Co
Land Bros
Chauncey Thomas
Beason
Mane
Victoria
R. M. Stivers
Argent & Co
Sargent & By Sargent
J. Sawyer, Lowell
Oost
New Days
Goddard Pattern
A. Stewart & GO
A. Stewart & CO
Boston Post
Sapothecary
Woodward's
Bromfield Street
Calder
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Hove, Pelham
Roxbury
William and Edwin Sheafe
Victor Cycles
Co Avenue
Chas. L. Bly
Pearl ST
Columbus Ave
Washington Street
Agroves &Sons
Ane
WriGtlin
Groesry
Jane
Brometeld ST
Recorder Printing CO
Lincoln St
Ockest
Aaron R. Gay & CO
State Street
J. P. Lord & CO
Union Street
Walter
Mimudiig
Henry F. Miller
Miller Hall
Tremont St
Boston Association
Chestnut Street
Health Food CO
Gas Lighting Co
Arch St
Paris
Baker’s
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Blass
BOOD
Mellin
W. C
Bromfield St
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