Shipping revival urged by Atlantic coast league meeting
The North Atlantic Coast Department of the American Shipping and Industrial League held a two day convention in Boston under the Boston Chamber of Commerce with about 150 delegates from the Boston Chamber of Commerce and other groups. Leaders urged tariff reform and a tonnage bill to restore the US merchant marine, citing declines in tonnage and ships since 1860 and praising the Dingley act while warning against free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic Coast Department
American Shipping and Industrial League
Meiona
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston Oil Trade Association
United States
Alden Speare
Chamber of Commerce
O’brien
R. S. Spofford
Massachusetts
Maine
N. Dingley
New Hampesure
Daniel Marey
Vermont
Huon. E
Huon. E. 8. Ripley; Massachusetts, Captain S$. Waits
Rhode Island
Ttenry Lippitt
Connecticut
Joseph R. Hawley
New York
O. B. Potter
New Jersey
James Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Fred Fraley
Delaware
Charles W. Pusey
Marland
J. W. R. Findlay
James K. Bliss
Spofford
League
Congress
France
M. Thiers
Adam Smith
Great Britain
Europe
England
Euch
Charleson
New Orleans
San Francisco
Chicapo
Mple
Frye
Boston
Joan Roach
Arbrose Snow
Arthur Sewall
Germany
Ireland
America
Prye
Rio
Brazil
Argentine Republic
Venezuela
South America
Hatie Chilias
San Francico
Patagonia
John Roach
Clyde
Sho
Glasgow
Old England
W. H. Clearson
Birmingham
Ropert C. Woop
Aia
W. H. Pearson
Chmber
Commerce
Boton
MiTi B. Wes
Gut
Pensacola
Kin
Birminghaw
L. Merritt
Board Trade
William P. Frye
Ambrose Snow
Johns. Emery
W. Carey
H. P. Gopse
Snow
Sperry
Burland
Isles
W. W. Crapp
New Bedford
Nelson Dingley
Dingley
Taird
Great West
Jefferson
C. B. Potter
Charles Levi Woodbury
Gulliver
Lilliputians
Judge Woodbury
American Statistics Association Holds Dorchester Meeting
The American Statistics Association met at MIT for a quarterly session led by Dr. Dorchester who traced religious statistics from 1855. Speakers included Rev. Dr. Cogs and Samuel W. Dike, with Vermont figures and Congregational Society remarks. New members named: Dr. Albert Hart, Dr. Frank Taussig, Robert Hadley, Howsot Brookline, Tappan Cambridge, John Lord Springfield, and Professor Loughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Dike
Dorchester
Albert &. Hart
Frank Taussig
Robert A. Hadley
Hows Ot Brookline
Tappan
Cambridge
John 5. Lord
Springfield
Professor Loughlin
Reform Club Meetings Show Wide Representation and New Officers
The Massachusetts State Reform Club met at the World's Tabernacle with Rev. George Small welcoming attendees. John Mandeville was elected president, with a slate including C. H. Childs Hiram Porter Charles Carras and others as officers. Resolutions paid tribute to John B Finel and pledged renewed reform efforts as about twenty five temperance groups attended the evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts State Reform Club
World’s Tabernacle
George Small
George Penniman
Mandeville
John Mandeville
C. H. Childs
New Bedford
Hiram Porter
East Weymouth
Charles J. Carras
Boston
L. D. Younk
J. N. Patriquin
Cambridge
Samuel
Arn S. Cheever
Lynn
I. F. Lee
Beverly
C. F. Sae
Park
Natick
George M. Bennett
Northbridge
D. N. Blodgett
Amherst
Bove Pomeroy
Agawam
Louise Barton
J. W. Carter
Joseph M. Brown
Dr. Campbell
Hamilton
John B. Finel
Espeed
Tabernacle
Campaign Notes Reflecting Gines Debate And Local Nominations
Public discussion invites ex Congressmen Bowman and Rev Winship to evaluate Senator Gines in the First Middlesex district. Berkshire and Essex districts nominate Anthony, Auchmuty, Rotch, and McAlpine for Senate with party divisions noted. Navy yard changes voiced by General Collins cite reduced activity and restructured roles. Democratic picks include Richmond in Franklin, Grinnell to State committee, and Crittenden for county commissioner along with Cleveland and Lovering praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Capen
Tufts College
Darling
Somerville
Bowman
A. E. Winship
Giines
Middlesex
Berkshire
Cheshire
J. Kk. Anthony
Adams
Cornel R. T. Auchmuty
Lenox
State Central Committee
Morgan Rotch
New Bedford
Bristol
Collins
Navy Yard
Doherty
Sixth Essex
Lawrence
Andover
Methuen
Bradford
William
McAlpine
Charles M. Bell
Jacon Merson
Dawes
Mine Hall
Bay State Club
Revere House
Cambridge
Russell
Franklin
Josiah A. Richmond
Buckland
James 8. Grinnell
George D. Crittenden
Cleveland
Lovering
Export Freight Rates Upped to 40 and 89 Cents
New York October 21 the trunk line executive committee adopted a resolution ordering export freight rates raised from 20 and 25 cents to 40 and 89 cents. The Central Traffic Association also adopted the increase restoring export freights to the highest level in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trunk Line Executive Committee
Central Lraffic Association
Rabbi Schindler Praises Ezra In Temple Adath Israel Talk
Rabbi Schindler’s weekly sermon at Temple Adath Israel explored Ezra’s role in shaping Judaism and its impact on Christianity and Islam. He praised Ezra’s strict laws against intermarriage for preserving the Jewish people while noting his narrowness in not spreading religious truth beyond the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schinder
Temple Adath Israel
Ezra
Harvard News Tennis Doubles Final Set for Beck Hall
The Sears brothers face Tallant and Lee in the championship doubles at Beck Hall courts this afternoon. Amherst College football meets the varsity at Darvis Field at 3 pm. The cricket team plays at Longwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Brothers
Tallant
Lee
Beck Hal
Amherst College
Darvis Field
Longwood
Dorchester Lecture Opens Winter Course on Crime
The first lecture of the winter course by the Dorchester branch of the Moral Educational Association will be in Mrs. Charles H. Dodge's parlor Dorchester on Wednesday October 2 at 7 p.m. Rev Christopher Br kiot will speak on Our Wilies in Regard to Crime and Mrs. Alice Wright of Veaver will discuss Colorado. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
The
Moral Educational Association
Charles H. Dodge
Ashmont Street
Carruth Street
Christopher Br.kiliot
Alice Wrigh
Veaver
Colorado
Prayers Close to Court Over Lord's Day Business
Twenty two men and thirteen women left Michael Berren's wholesale clothes manufactory with Michael himself after noon last Sunday. He claimed they had been praying all day. Michael was arraigned for doing business on the Lord's day but the court dismissed the complaint as defective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Berren
Mchael
Michael
Fair Aids Working Girls Home Grows Large
The Helping Hand Society met to plan provisioning for the café at the forthcoming fair in aid of the Working Girls' Home. Twenty five tales will be told, presided over by a master of ceremonies, with assistance from a group of bright young ladies and skilled performers occupying the center stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chers
Reene
Wei
Brakeman Charles Parker Fatally Injured Near Huntington Bridge
Charles Parker of 3 Ashland street, a brakeman on the Boston and Albany railroad, was found last evening near the Huntington avenue bridge with a fractured skull. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital and was thought fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Parker
Ashland Street
Boston & Albany
Hiuntington Avenue
Massachusetts General Hospital
Notable Passengers and Local Notices in Boston
The Cephalonia from Liverpool arrives in Boston with Hon Joan F Andrew and family among passengers. A fourth Church of the Messiah lecture by Rev George S Converse is set for Sunday at 7 30. Libel suit verdict in Chapman v Globe awards $1. Body of unknown man found near Lewis Wharf. Badger bound over for perjury in Lamson patent case. Dr Harrison lectures to men only, audience attentive. Funeral of Lucius C Chase at Bulloch Place Chapel with Unitarian service and Mt. Auburn interment. Boston YMCSU advertises a forthcoming concert next Wednesday. Beach show committee of the New England Kennel Cub organized. Anarchists' Club to hold public meeting Sunday at Cadman Hall with W A Wilson lecturing on Anarchy. Very Rev William Byrne and Rev W H Dacey travel aboard La Champagne from New York to Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Cunard
Cephalonia
Boston
Joan F. Andrew
Henry L. Greene
Sears
T. L. Winthrop
George
Converse
Florence Street
James W. Chapman
The
Globe
Lewis Wharf
George A. Badger
Wollaston
Dr. Harrison
Lucius C. Chase
Bulouch
F. B. Pay
J. W. Newnan
RE. H. Moore
Jean Grosvenor
J. H. Long
Ff. M. Curtis
Anarchists’ Club
Cadman Hall
Tremont Street
W. A. Wilson
William Byrne
W. H. Dacey
Pasengers
New York
Havre
Freight Agents Resolve on Demurrage and Delayed Car Charges
At the New England General Freight Agents convention in Buffalo and in a concurrent Canada meeting, agents urged three member deputation to press New England Prewit Agents Association for demurrage enforcement. They seek legislation and contract terms to charge shippers 60 cents per day after five days at destination, to ensure prompt unloading and proper placement for discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
General Fregut Agents
General Freight Agents of
Canada
Buffalo
Boston
Dedication of Cambridge Water Works Tablet at Fresh Pond
The program for Stony Brook extension dedicatory exercises has a marble tablet being installed by John McNamee of Union Marble Works at Mt. Auburn. The Italian marble tablet lists history and participants, to be set in the Fresh Pond pumping station wall. A drive around Fresh Pond will follow with water let in by the Mayor or water board president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Brook
Cambridge
John McNamee
Union Marble Works
Mt. Auburn
Thei
Fresh Pond
Water Board
Aidt
American View of Russia and Fashionable Society Discussed
The piece notes American readers see Russia through Tourgue neff, Tolstoi and Gogol and cautions on Russia’s exclusivity in society. It discusses wedding gift customs shifting to useful items, Mary Anderson's textile mantle praised by English embroiderers, and the Duc d Orléans heir apparent visiting America. It closes with reflections on the Country Club’s autumn socials and seasonal fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Russia
Tourgéneff
Tolstoi
Gogol
Europe
London
Mary Anderson
Alma Taderon
Théodora
Bernhardt
Alma Ladeina
Guselea
Sunday Church Services in Boston Area Churches
Listing of morning and afternoon services across Arlington Street Church and nearby congregations. Details include sermon topics on labor, equality, and Rome, with baptisms, Sunday school, and youth meetings. Public singing, prayer meetings, and special vesper services announced.
Court injunction over disputed passageway access in Boston estate
The Supreme Judicial Court hears a life estate dispute over a passageway at Columbus avenue and Dartmouth street. The plaintiff seeks an injunction to prevent the defendant from blocking access, while the defendant contends repairs were needed to restore usability for abutters and city health teams. The court ordered an injunction pending further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
C. Allen
J. Orsamus Note
William A. Wilson
Columbus Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Buckinsham Street
Wilson
Board of Health
Si Ws Harmon
H. N. Sheldon
Legal docket details from 19th century superior court
First Session October 21 items include James W. Chapman vs Globe Newspaper Co for libel damages of 20000 with verdict for plaintiff after resumed trial. John Kelley vs Ann Maguire for loan repayment with verdict for defendant. George G. Drew vs Thomas Patterson over 3661 for constable services with contested claim. numerous case numbers listed. Second Session includes Theodore H. Wood vs W H Bailey et al alleging false arrest and imprisonment with historic bond and prosecution details. final entry Charles W Brigham vs Thomas R Farrell for 187 damages due to alleged surgical injury at Leverett Street Hospital. cases show mixed verdicts and long procedural history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Blowger
James W. Chapman
Globe Newspaper Company
The
Globe
J. W. Reed
A. E. Pillsbury
John Kelley
Ann Maguire
Feeley
ER Clark
Fletcher Ranney
George G. Drew
Thomas
Patterson
J. F. Kelton
Porter
Boston
Clifton Savings Bank
Same
Kyte
Commercial Union Ins. Co
Wheeler
Lechmere R. Co
McKay
Cooper
Blackmer
Henchman
Stogdale
Baker
Ald
Troeder
Hayes
Cecconi
Roiden
Hammond
Thodore H. Wood
W. H. Bailey
Peterboro
New Hampshire
Bailey
Josiah G. Graves
Graves
Nashua & Lowell Road
Peter
Goou
Texas
Supreme Court
A. W. Boardman
B. Wadleigh
P. E. ‘Tuker
Nlen Brown
Albert M. Murdock
Leverett Street
M. Johnson
M. R. Thomas
George Z. Adams
Charles W. Brigham
Thomas R. Farrell
Jones sues City of Waltham for Moody Street injury
Superior Court Middlesex Oct 21 before Judge Pitman. No 2478 Lucy A Jones sues City of Waltham for personal injuries from travelling Moody street. Defence general denial. Jury out. Attorneys Allen Mayberry for plaintiff Armstrong for defendant. Other case entries follow in order of filing numbers and parties including Reed v Holbrook Emerson v City of Waltham Gooding v fame McCauley v City of Somerville McGrath v Town of Woburn Hennessy v Mass Cath Order of Foresters Bell v City of Malden Forbs v Town of Groton Fall v Hamner Fields v Lux.
Superior Court Hearing Dates in Essex County
October 21 session before Chief Justice Brigham heard Scott versus Scott an action on a writ of entry and an appealed case with decision reserved Hoag and Hall counsel for plaintiff Rodigras for defendant Mason versus Dodge et al trespass for cutting grass at Beverly with decision reserved Charles Sewall and Evans for plaintiffs Moulton and Fuller for defense
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Essex County
Brigham
C. J
Scott
Tom Marshall Quip and Jackson & Co Hat Shop
A fragment records a Kentucky orator quote about clean linen and a new hat and promotes Jackson & Co at 59 Tremont Street offering late English hats and Dunlap & Co. New York hats with a fashionable selection and reasonable prices at 5 Tremont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Marshall
Kentucky
Jackson & Co
Tremont Street
Dunlap & Co
New York
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Convention OF the American
Industrial League
United States Watch Co
Waltham, Mass
American Statistics
Ciation
American Statistics Association
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Daniel Dorchester
D.D
Cogs
Methodist
Sam
Reform Club
Rabbi Schindler
Harvard News
Working Girls’ Fair
Pyle
Brussels
Washington
Henri Deux
Comte de Paris
Duc d’Orleans
Doc
Li Lus
Jack Frost
Walca Itaifarus
Casey
Gleaner
Arlington Street
Chiurch
Brooke Herford
Paul
Bowdoin Square
Eming
Ru. Adams
Vy Dale Quartet
Ladies’ Prayer
Young Ien
I. Wnd
CN. Aten
Vediwa
Rds
Wever Mole Quertet Wil
Sute
Dhe
Y. M. C. Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Gillespie
Dirama
Y. A. GC. A. State Committee of
Ohio
Mile Chorus
W. Cole
Church OF the Disciples
Dames Freeman Clarke
Justin Doulton
Rome
Wey
Mary G. Scanlalag
Cccd
Sing Ag
Kyron A. Roinson
Dave
L. Ruoving On
Melrose
E. O. Achorn
George H. Fall
J. Hillis
Sanche
Simonds
Folsom
Waldock
Farrell
Honey
Hodgdon
White
Plympton
Dunn
Kirkpatrick
O Toole
Ennis
Cosby
Winters
Reagan
Downin
Hovey
Taite
Donovan
McGaughey
Rieh
Marston
Hathorne
Hunt
Ten Broeck
Litlejown
Fitch
Priest
Timany
Stevens
Hughes
Nat’l Insuator Co
Cotton
Rich
Jeffers
Mann
Fairfield
Smythe
Five Cents Sav
Nonantum War. Co
Armstrong
Feirdson
Iburg R. R
Raymond. Co
Iompson, J
Tom” Marshall
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Mass
Rink Brookline News
Louis Cassier
EpitTor
Pfages
Aaron R. Gay & CO
State Street
Deg Gods
P. O
Walter At. Wightman
Congress Street
Oston
Dass
Il MU
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