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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1887

Page

2

Missionary Association Meeting Reports Growth Across South

The forty first annual American Missionary Association meeting opens in Pormano Maine with committees named and a broad South region report. It notes 54 schools in the South including six chartered institutions and two industrial buildings. enrollment rises to 8 616 pupils with 246 instructors and multiple new facilities. Enduring challenges include the Glenn bill and rising demand, while benevolence totals reach 18 437 01 dollars and average per member contributions exceed 282 dollars.

W. L. Gage D.D Charles Peck Charles H. Daniels Frank T. Bagley William H. Fenn E. F. Duren George M. Howe William S. Smith George E. Hall George E. Street Luther B. Morse James G. Butterick South Ballard Tougaloo Miss Thomasville Pleasant Hill Tenn Williamsburg Straight University New Orleans Cassedy Talladevs Glenn Bill Atlanta University Fisk University Talledega College Tillotson Institute Austin Tex Kentucky Louisville & Nashville Railroad Cumberland Mountains Tennessee Nebraska Dakota Woman’s Bureau General Association A. J. F. Behrends Central Congregational Church Brooklyn N. MG Dr. Gage Hartford

Massachusetts Baptists Open 85th Annual Meeting

The eighty fifth annual meeting of the Massachusetts Baptist convention opened at the Baptist Tabernacle with an Essay by Rev. W A Reese urging practical preaching. The afternoon covered the Massachusetts Baptist Charitable Society finances and 11 deaths were reported. A strong sermon by Rev. J McWhinnie followed, stressing personal testimony in gospel preaching. Northern Baptist Education Society business filled the evening with trustees elected for Newton Theological Seminary and officers named. The convention plans to reconvene at 9 30 this morning.

Massachusetts Baptist Convention Baptist Tabernacle W. A. Reese Chelsea Massachusetts Baptist Charitable Society J. McWhinnie Xii Northern Baptist Education Society Newton Theological Seminary R. C. Mills Newton Centre Thomas Nickerson George $. Dexter Boston Gardner R. Colby Orange N. J George Bullen Pawtucket R. L A. K. Potter B. A. Dsreene R. G. Seymour A. J. Hovey J. A. Johnston C. H. Spalding D. B. Jutten G. W. Gardner W.S. Apsey J. C. Hiden B. A. Greene A. J. Gordon D.D

New Hampshire Legislature Debates Railroad Lease Amendments

In Concord the House considered ratifying the Manchester and Lawrence railroad lease to Boston and Maine. An amendment mimicking a 2 cents per mile fare proposal and a 1000 mile ticket provision was withdrawn amid opposition. The title was briefly amended before adjournment without action.

Concorp N. H Spxcran Manchester & Lawrence Boston & Maine Todd Hazen Moore Nashua House

Woman dies after rat poison intake in Camden Street home

Mrs. Dita Hatfield wife of John S Hatfield of 112 Camden Street took Rough on Rats yesterday at 12 30 PM and died that evening. No reason for the deed is known.

Dita Hatfield John S. Hatfield Camden Street

Notable Wedding Rings for Dr Elliott Coues and Mrs Mary Bates

Notable wedding report from Hotel Vendome details the marriage of Dr Elliott Coues renowned ornithologist of Washington and Mrs Mary Emily Bates of Philadelphia. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Hale with Mary Bates wearing pearl gray silk and diamonds, followed by breakfast and reception.

Elliott Cones Washington Mary Emily Bates Philadelphia Hotel Vendome M. E. Bennett N. M. Bennett Bates Olga Bates Estes Samuel Coues U.S.N

Theatres at Howard Atheneum Present Specialty Show

This week at the Howard Atheneum the management offers a lineup of specialty acts. Emerson and Clark perform a blackface high kick routine titled The Old Man's In followed by George W. Earle with bagpipes and Paddy Miles in jig reel and hornpipe. Also featured are Mae Pettingill and dog Jim, Florence French Pavillio and Rousillion acrobatics, Dan Mason in Dutch songs, Wood Shepard Bryant Layman impersonations, Fulton brothers and Ed Warren acrobatics A Hot Chase, Bessie Gray ballads, Iva Paine marksmanship, and a pugilist duel Mike Daly versus Patsey Kerrigan.

Howard Atheneum Emerson and Clark George W. Earle Paddy Miles Mae Pettingill Jim Florence French Pavillio Rousillion Dan Mason Wood Shepard Bryant Layman Fulton Brothers Ed Warren Bessie Gray Iva Paine Mike Daly Patsey Kerrigan

Afternoon theatre lineup shifts across the city today

The article notes afternoon performances at all theatres except the Park with two changes of bill tomorrow. Boucicault revives The Shaughraun at Hollis Street while Morris stars in Alixe at the Park. Roses are presented to Miss Morris after L Article 47. Miss Hawthorne and others feature in London-bound plans and new adaptations.

Park Madison Square Theatre London Irving Wills New York Theatres Wallack’s Daly’s Madison Square Jim the Penman Lyceum Fifth Avenue Galba Leonard Outram Saumet Salvini Mr. Warde Gaston Canol Jean Dacier Edwin Booth Lawrence Barrett Chicago Warder Opera House Kansas City Mary Anderson Henry K. Abbey Star Theatre M. Coquelin Daly

Willard P Phillips Letter From 1887 Birthday Note

Willard P Phillips writes to Francis W Bird on October 18 1887 marking their first meeting in the Legislature forty years earlier. He rails at party backsliding noting the rise of a reform party and criticizes both Democratic and Republican revenue and tariff stances while praising Bird for staying active in public life.

Willard P. Phillips Francis W. Bird North Andover Bird Party of Freedom Whig Party Democratic Party Republican Party House Willard P. PurLiies

Three Men Assaulted at Middlesex and Castle Streets

A. W. Tripp of 33 Village Street Albert Levin and August Kuhling were attacked by a crowd of roughs in the early morning on Middlesex and Castle. Tripp was shot after being knocked down and robbed of his hat overcoat and umbrella. Kuhling had his hat taken while Levin escaped unharmed. None of the assailants were identified.

A. W. Tripp Village Street Albert Levin August Kuhling Middlesex Castle Streets Tripp Roughs Kuhling Levin

Railroads adopt steam heated cars on Boston Revere Beach Lynn line

The Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad pioneers steam heated cars using a simple automatic coupling device. Steam circulates through longitudinal pipes with Curtis frost proof traps to remove condensate. Costs per car stay comparable to adding ordinary hot water heaters.

Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad

Population and growth at Pullman Car City in 1887

President Pullman reported Pullman population rising to 10081 with surrounding Hyde Park area expanding. He noted rising savings, higher wages, and new work prospects including fabric works employing women, plus fifty-two new tenements and eighty-one more in progress to house growing staff.

Pullman Hyde Park Pullman Arcade Pullman Car Works Union Foundry and Car Wheel Works Allen Paper Car Wheel Works Calumet Paint Company Pullman Iron and Steel Company Gas and Water Works Brick Works Pullman Railroad Terra Cotta Lumber Company Chicago Drop Forge and Foundry Cleveland

Silver wedding marks New England Hospital women’s progress

The New England Hospital for Women and Children marked its silver wedding at the Church of the Disciples. Receipts totaled 71 906 79 with expenses 32 777 25 assets 272 974 55. Fundraising remains urgent as subscriptions decline. Retiring president Miss Lucy A. Goddard was honored with a bound volume of reports.

New England Hospital For Church of the Disciples Lucy A. Goddard Marc Jacobi New York James W. Chadwick Henry I. Bowditch Helen M. Bissell Cheney Mary J. Zakrzeeska Alsculapius Julia Sprague Scott Mary B. Kehew Charles W. Seaver Maria M. Hastings Boston

The Anarchists Case Heads to the U S Supreme Court

In a letter to the editor from Boston dated October 24 1887 the writer outlines the Anarchists appeal to the United States Supreme Court The piece explains jurisdiction questions the role of federal questions whether Illinois juror laws violate the U S Constitution and the likelihood of a writ of error being granted The author emphasizes that the case centers on constitutional rights and the Supreme Court practice in reviewing state judgments

Chicago Illinois Supreme Court of the United States Captain Black Supreme Court of Illinois Congress Supreme Court Supreme Court of the United States Boston

Circuit Meeting at Mystic Park Delivers Close Trots

The Mystic Park fall circuit opened in cold cloudy weather with strong attendance and tight racing. The 2 31 class ran late due to darkness and was postponed. Mme Maranette performed riding on Woodlawn and others, including Woodlawn exhibition and Major Banks, Evergreen, and a record bid.

Mystic Park Mme. Maranette Woodlawn A. J. Feek B.m Lady Whitefoot W. M. Sheridan G. Bijou T. D. Marsh A. H. Price Tainter Cccesvesesa L. G. Potter John Frout Alex Ty Cscs Cccdee H. D. Donovan B. G Frank Patchen Daniel Bigley Blk Kitty Y Syracuse N. Y B. G. Alroy William Sheridan Malone C. E. Mosher Lawrence Onawa F. G. Hastings Damariscotta

Drowned Hungarian Violinist Edouard Remenyi in Madagascar Wreck

Edouard Remenyi, the famous Hungarian violinist born in 1880, drowned in a shipwreck off Madagascar. His career spanned Vienna, London, Paris, Berlin, and London again, with notable service as solo violinist to the Queen and extensive tours in Europe and America.

Edouard Remenyi Madagascar Mr. Remenyi Hewes Hungary Vienna Conservatoire Joseph Bohm Joachim Gorgey Austria America Liezun Weimar London England Paris Germany Holland Belgium Steinway Hall New York

Country Club Races at Clyde Park with Steeplechase Entries

The second annual Country Club meet falls at Clyde Park today. Entries list pony, flat and steeplechase races with prizes of 75 and 125 dollars, weights and jockey allowances specified. Notable horses include Mollie Darling and Gold Drop, with entries from Burrownie and Hillside stables. Also noted is the death of Boston era journalist Patrick J. Donovan, a Civil War veteran and longtime newspaper man, with funeral arrangements at St Francis de Sales Church.

Country Club Clyde Park J. W H. Wright Mollie Darling H. B Peter Clinch Harry Prescott Burrownie Stables B. G Rochelle Dan Harry of the West Hopeless Stonehenge Invermore Ralph Black Sanford Barrownie Stables Eh. G Bandon King Ban Mrs. Graves G. B. Inches Br. c Binnacle Algerine Nannie H M. T. Downing Guy Narragansett_ Chignon Yorktown Oakland Highland A. N. Barney Cave Highlander Lily Bell Boston Patrick J. Donovan Trish Donovan O’brien Transcript First Massachusetts Regiment War Office Chancellorsville Andersonville First Massachusetts Regiment Sixty-first Regiment News Dick’ Dowling New York St. Francis de Sales Church Vernon Street Calvary Cemetery

Tennis Match at Longwood Club for Chambers Benefit

A tennis match at Longwood Club yesterday drew several hundred spectators for a charity event benefiting Chambers, overseer of the grounds. Pettitt and Mansfield played well, Mansfield in particular showing sharp lobbing and driving, while Sears and Dwight won 6-8 6-2 1-0 amid lively rallies. The Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Company of New York increased its stock from 1,000,000 to 3,500,000.

Longwood Club Sears Dwight Pettitt Mansfield Chambers Metrolitan Telephone and Telegraph Company of C York Car

Obituary: Thomas Lamb Boston Banking Figure Dies at 91

Thomas Lamb longtime Boston banker died at his Mt Vernon street home at age 91 born September 2 1796 He served in Boston city council 1828 and led New England National Bank from 1838 to 1884 holding numerous trust posts including president of Washington Insurance Suffolone Bank Boston Marine Society and Bank clearing house funeral set for noon Thursday

Thomas Lamb Boston Mt. Vernon Street Mr. Lamb Quincy Lamb Washington Insurance Company Suffol One Bank Boston Marine Society Long Wharf Corporation Boston Sugar Clearing House

Obituaries: Coolidge Underwood Leeson Died in Brookline Quincy

D. S. Coolidge a Brookline native and farmer died aged 71 leaving a widow and four children. Ebenezer W. Underwood a Quincy historian died aged 55 leaving a widow and three children. Mrs. J R Leeson of this city died after a long illness. she was the daughter of ex Governor Harriman of New Hampshire.

D. S. Coolidge Brookline Ebenezer W. Underwood Quincy J. R. Leeson Harriman New Hampshire

Hersom Testimony Details Diamond Larceny Case

Ex detective Hersom recounts lending Harris 250 dollars after a $500 loss at a South End house and taking fourteen diamonds as security. Harris planned to pawn stones. Hersom claims a diamond was a gift and wore it in a pin. Juries heard witnesses and rebuttals as the case moved toward verdict.

Hersom Harris Young’s South End Thersum Providence Arthur Greaves Globe

Boston stock auction sale catalog 1887

Auctioneers DAY & COMPANY list Wednesday and Saturday sales at 11:30 A M with extensive bank and industrial shares led by Calais Bank Natl Bank of New America Blackstone Boston Belting Arlington Mills Cabot Mfg Waumbee Salem Gas light and many railroad and mill stocks. Also notes of executor and trustee holdings and miscellaneous bonds and scrip with dates and locations in Boston area.

Calais Bank Eee Me Bank of Ne. America Blackstone Exchange Bank Salem Bates Mfg. Co Boston Belting Co Arlington Mills Cabot Mfg. Co Waumbee Mills Salem Gas Light Co Charles River Embankment Co Vocas Plain Gas Light Co Cambridge Gas Light Co Merchandise Nat Bank Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co Franklin Co Lewiston Houghton & Ont Boston Gas Light Co Sun Electric Co Woburn Rutland Rd City of Fall River Nolan Hichbase Oston Clintonburg New Bedford Radie Bay State Live Stock Co Atlas Natl. Bank Lombard Investment Co Natl Bank of Republic Boston Suspender Co Cheshire R.R Charlestown Gas Co Middlesex Mills West End St. Ry Boston & Albany Rad Ado Old Colony Boston & Maine Mercantile Fire and Marine Ins. Co State Natl. Bank New England Natl. Bank Chi. Burl. & Quincy Rad Flint & Pere Marq. Rapid Avo Pernsuire Nan. UY Connecticut River RR. Co Brookline Gaslight Co McKay & Bigelow Heeling Md. Assa Boston Gaslight Co Boylston Mutual Insurance Co Revere Bank York Mfg. Co Mass. Cotton Mills Asiatic Natl. Bank Ware Natl Boston Boston, Clinton & Fitchburg Malden & Melrose Gaslight Co Saginaw & Western Prin Det Tan. & No, RR Len Hill Mfg. Co Globe Gas Light Co Hillsdale & So. Western Ra Columbian Natl. Bank Washington Essex Company Burl Cedar Rapids & No. Rd Ee Oe Merrimack Mfg. Co Erie Lelg. and Tele. Co West End Street Globe Nail Co Reece Button Hole Mach. Co Blue Hill Nat’ Bank Milton Everett Nat’ Bank Dorchester Gas Light Co Atlantic Nat'l Bank Boston Tow Boat Co West End Street Ry Continental Mills Hamilton Mfg. Co Nat'l Bank of Commerce of Ports Falls & Conway Rd Cambridge Horse Rd Cheshire Rd McKay & Big State of Mainers Commonwealth Loan and Trust Co Agco Burl. & Mo Boston Water Power Co Fremont Elkhorn & Mo Val Essex Lawrence & Southern West End St. Ry. Co Old Boston N. Bk Columbian N. Bk Lowell Merchants’ N. Bk Fitchburg RR Con. IR Con. RR Vt. Scrip Merchants Central N. Bk Freeman’s N. Bk Lowell Gas Lt Amory Mfg. Co Brighton Warren Avenue Henrietta Vorenberg County of Suffolk Commonwealth of Massachusetts Leopold Morse Site & Corral Border Street East Josiah Jonson Prince Rogers Harvey Rogers Orpha Putnam John W. Locke East Boston Company Gooffrey Morse Simmons

Share listings for Suffolk Cordage and related companies

A clipped set of holdings shows 20 shares Suffolk Cordage Co 10 shares Continental N Bk Wednesday Nov 2 1887 5 shares Lawrence Mfg Co 24 do U S Hotel Co.

Continental Natl. Bank Everett Natl. Bank Winnisimmet A Amoskeag Mfg. Or Adm American Ns. Co Suffolk Cordage Co Continental N. Bk Lawrence Mfg. Co U.S

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE American Association Massachusetts Baptists NEW Hampshire Legislature the Theatres Variety the Howard Pullman’s Palace Car Company Women IN Hospitals New England Hospital For Women and Children Mystic Longwood Hersomws Revere Hunt Bright Samuel Hatch & CO Congress Street Washington Street Brussels Kidderminster C. H. Barnes Barnes California KR. L. Day & Company State St Merchants’ Exchange First Flour Boston Stock Exchange Francis Henshaw & CO State Street Kieom L Tremont Natl Atlas Natl City Bank Hide and Leather Bank Nat. Exchange Bank Blackstone Natl Merchants’ Natl Merrimack Mfg Lyman Mills Lancaster Mills Pepperell Mfg Pacific Mills See Co Atlantic Cotton Mills Lawrence Mfg Amory Mfg Boston Mfg Hamilton Woollen Mills Connecticut River RR Cheshire RR. Co AISO Old Colony Steamboat Co Florida Southern By. Co Charlotte Harbor Chi. & Mich Lake Shore Michigan Little Rock Ft. Smith Ry. Co Dexter & Newport Rd Mass Nat’l Bank Hares Amory Mfg. Co Amoskeag Do Cheshire RR Cocheco Mfg Salmon Falls Mts. Co State National Bank West End Street Railway Co North Chicago Rolling Mills Edwards Mfg. Co Summit Branch Portland Water Co School Street A. M. Bates Boston Carriage Repository Haverhill Street East Side Boston & Maine Depot New England A. F. Bates Albert Howe & CO Market Street Horatio Harris & CO Amoskeag Mfg. Co Richards & CO John C. Wilmerding Wiilmerding, Hoguett& CO White St Townsend & & Montant Leonard Street Bay State Electrotype Foundry
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