Rev H Price Collier Leaves Boston and Hingham Faiths
The Rev H Price Collier bids farewell to his congregations in Hingham and Boston as he departs for Brooklyn after six years at First Parish Church Hingham. He stresses unity with his parish, reflects on growth from the old church, and urges a capable successor. A memorial service for Col Royal Pulsifer follows in Newtonville with notes on his life, finances, and the community’s tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Price Collier
Hingham
Boston
Cambridge
Brooklyn
America
Collier
Young Men’s Christian Union
Jesus
Christ
Royal M. Pulsifer
New Church
Newtonville
Bank of North America
George 8. Woodman
R. Niles Thermus Mack
A.T. Collier
Bank of the Commonwealth
Levi B. Gay
Charles R. Palsifer
Royal E. Robbins
American Watch Company
Waltham
R. R. Bishop
J. F.C. Hyde
Willard Rice
K. B. Haskell
W. A. Haskell
J. Wesley Kimball
Newton
Luther Farnum
General Theological Library
F. A. Dewson
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
A.T. Newman
J. W. Carter
J. R. Carter
West Newton
M.D. Ross
F. M. Stone
John C. Potter
W. Converse
George W. Shinn
D.D
Grace Church
Walcot Calkins
Channing Church
Newton Cottage Hospital
William J. Cutler
George Cutler
Nathaniel J. Rust
Lincoln Bank
Colonel Pulsifer
Newton Club
R. M. Pulsifer
Alice J. Osborne
Hattie C. McLain
W. T. Mick
Clement B. Fay
Islington
Springfield
Registration closes as cities report large gains in Massachusetts
The Saturday night registration cutoff shows statewide gains with Newton adding 190 names and a net rise of 404, Waltham and Salem posting large increases, and Gloucester, Malden, Brockton, and Lowell also noting higher totals. The piece highlights party implications, tariff debates, and calls for reform within the context of the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Newton
Waltham
Salem
Lynn
Springfield
New Bedford
Lawrence
Taunton
Worcester
Gloucester
Malden
Brockton
Ina Lowell
Tariff Reform in Winchester Test of 1888 Election Mood
Winchester voters show split loyalties with a tilt toward Cleveland and Mayor Russell. Dems claim twice as many new tariff reform supporters as Harrison adherents, boosting Cleveland's odds. Independent group largely shifts to Democrats, while Col Higginson gains black support against Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Cleveland
Russell
Harrison
Indiana
Democratic Town Committee
P. W. Reardon
Independents
Cleveland and
Rone
Political clash over Reconstruction policy in South and North
The Independent party of South Carolina battles Democrats while George Boutwell at the Massachusetts Club argues the nation is under assault by Democratic forces. He claims the South seized power via emancipation and denies political rights to many freedmen, risking respect for the franchise among whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Party
South Carolina
Democratic Party
George
Boutwell
Massachusetts
South
Republican Club Rally at Tremont Temple in Navy Friday
The new Harvard Republican club plans a rally at Tremont Temple Friday evening Navy. Rev. Edward Hale is expected to preside with Senator Hoar and Congressmen Long and Lodge among the attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Harvard
New Republican Club
Tremont
Temple
Navy
Edgeward E. Hale
Senator Hoar
Long and Lodge
Boston Steamer Haytien Republic Seized by Haytian Warship
A Haytian despatch reports the capture by the Haytien warship Dessalines of the American steamer Haytien Republic off St Marc as it attempted to run the blockade with rebel troops and arms aboard. The ship, built in Bath in 1886, is owned by B C Morse & Co of Boston and valued at $100,000. The vessel is brought to Port-au-Prince and its case sent to the Prize Court. crew and officers are reported well treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Washington
Dessalines
St. Marc
Port-au-Prince
Port-au- Prince
Boston
B. C. Morse
S. W. Burgess
B. C. Morse & Co
Morse
Dorchester
Post
New York
Cape Hayti
Gonaives
Mr. Morse
Hugo, Rainer & Co
St. Mark
Haytien Republic
K. C. Morse & Co
David Compton
Hyde Pays
William Smith
Cates
Simonds
Everett
Malcolm
Kennebec River
Compton
United States
Bath
New England Shipbuilding Company
Haseen
Haytian
Unitarianism in America Lecture by Rev Edward H Hall
In Channing Hall on Saturday the Rev Edward H Hall spoke on Orthodoxy and Heresy as part of a series on Unitarianism in America. He traced ecclesiastical power to the 13th century, detailing Waldensians and Albigensians and their creeds, noting the latter rejected the Old Testament. Next Saturday Rev Seth C will discuss Unitarianism and the Reformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Channing Hall
Edward H. Hall
Historical Review
Seth C. Each
Courts in Order Cases List Names of Boston Dockets
A dense docket list in three sessions names numerous cases in the Boston jurisdiction. It records parties such as Drew v Loston Quinn y v M C S Co and Keating v Keating along with many others, spanning Second and Third Sessions and including railroad and city matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew
Loston
Quincy
M.c.s.co
Hastis
Quitcy M
Metal
Hig
Keating
Howard
Gibson
Cassier
Sears
Crosby
Thomas
Thompson
Rob
Darrell
City of Kins
Boston
Nat’l Vent’r Co
Maxwell
Deutsch
Pratt
Bradley
Abbott
Roberts
Webster
Keggren
Scraps of Sporting News at Clyde Park Races
A drizzly crowd attended Country Club races at Clyde Park with five events reported. Jolly Roger, Mose, Sirocco, Dick Turpin and M. J. Daly won the pony, sweepstakes, sweepstakes, sweepstakes, and handicap steeplechase respectively. Sexnet set a two year old record in San Francisco. At Franklin Park Saugus Tops and Dr M. won heats in trotting and pacing classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Clyde Park
Jolly Roger
Rokeby Stables
Sirocco
J. A. Sawyer
Dick Turpin
James Keenan
Hopeless
M. J. Daly
San Francisco
Palo Alto
Sexnet
Franklin Park
Saugus
Dr. M
Maud R
Senator
William G
Young People's Popular Concerts With Boston Symphony
The first Young People's Popular Concerts at Music Hall Wednesday afternoon November 7 under Mr. Gericke. Boston Symphony Orchestra will perform with Mr. George J. Parker as soloist. Program includes Zampa overture, Moszkowsky suite, Sylvia waltz and pizzicato polka, Delibes L Arlesienne, Bizet L Arlesienne excerpts, and Wagner Hannhauser march. Tickets go on sale this morning at the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Gericke
George J. Parker
Zampa
Sylvia
Delibes
Bizet
Fannhauser
Wagner
Worcester postoffice to adopt civil service exam process
Walter Safford travels to Worcester to conduct a civil service examination as the postoffice adopts civil service rules and expands staff to fifty. The move, praised by the national Civil Service Commission, signals confidence in Safford and the new local board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Safford
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Postoffice
Worcester
Civil Service
Lyman
Safford
National Civil Service Commission
Post Office Board
John Walsh
Kenny & Clark
Boylston Street
Charles Street
Boston
The
International Company
Annapolis
Nova Scotia
Merchants’ Fire Insurance Company of
Newark
N. J
United States
Fire Insurance Association of England
Alice J. Shaw
Music Hall
Signor Tagliapietra
Real Estate Transfers and Building Permits Reported
Samuel T Wilkids sells property to Lewis Cole on Belvidere Dalton Scotia and Cambria for about 60000 with a 40000 mortgage from Franklin Savings Bank. West End Railway buys 103 and 105 Milk Street. Eben Milliken owns 2226 square feet with assessed value 51000. Edwin B Horn sells Newbury Street house to L J Elkan for about 45000 with 40000 mortgage. Anna P Loring sells 154 State Street building with 1200 square feet for about 30000. Boston Wharf Company sells Congress Street land near South Boston to H L Putnam for about 40000 with mortgage 30000. John M Clark sells 229 to 233 Pleasant Street for about 30000 with 27500 mortgage and 25900 assessed. Nathan Finkelstein sells Norman Street house to Joseph Berwin for 9800. Mary Smith buys Melvin M Lee’s Dedham Street transfer for 9500. Beach Street address 152 sold for about 4500 to W N Roth. Chambers Street estates 139 to 143 sold for about 12000. North Grove Street estate 3 sold for 3660. Orange Street house to F J Morris for 2800. South Boston Dorchester Third and Boston streets sale for 19000. Weekly building permits issued for multiple addresses including Beacon Street, Camden Street, Commercial Street, Forest Street, Centre Street, Creighton Street, Athol, Dorchester Avenue, Meriden Street, Thwing Terrace, Richfield Street, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Wilkids
Lewis Coleman
Belvidere
Dalton
Scotia and Cambria
Franklin Savings Bank
West End Railway Company
Milk Street
Pearl Street
Eben
Milliken
Congress Street
Boston
L. H. Wiliams
John M. Clark
James Stevenson
Pleasant Street
John Yayer
To &. Sherburne
Washington Street
Nathan Finklestein
Joseph Berwin
Norman Street
Melvin M. Lee
Mary Smith
Dedham Street
John S. Tilton
W. N. Roth
Beach Street
Louis Abrams
Bend Street
C. E. Jones
Patrick Donnelly
B. Levenson
Chambers Street
John Silbey
M.J. Donovan
North Grove Street
Jennie E. Merrill
Orange Street
F. J. Morris
South Boston
Henry Souther
M.E. Bresnahan
Dorchester
Third
Boston Streets
A. H. Caton
Beacon Street
Beacon
H. Drake
Standard Cordage Company
Camden Street
G. W. Meserve
Commercial Street
D. W. Becker
Forest Street
M. McKim
Workingmen’s Building Association
Centre Street
Creighton Street
H. M. Perry
E. K. Dwight
Aldie Street
Athol
Thomas Chine
John MecCarty
Loud Street
Dorchester Avenue
Edgewood Street
C. Landers
W. B. Derby
Hazlewood Street
Townsend Street
Grening
Brown & Fisk
J. M. Chase
Trenton Street
Lorenzo Vose
Sunderland Street
W. T. Eaton
J.L. Dakin
A. M. Amory
New Atherton Street
Amory Street
A. C. Sheffield
Eliza Clarke
Corey Street
M. A. Blanchard
W.J. Millis
Copley Terrace
Atherton Street
M.C. Mitchell
Unnamed Street
Cambridge Street
Massachusetts Humane Society Honors Hesper Crew and Others
The Massachusetts Humane Society awarded Captain William M. Mellen a silver medal and Frank Fowler and George W. Lawler bronze medals for rescuing four crew members from the bark Hattie 14 Curtis on September 26. Eight crew members of Society No. 43 received five dollars each for bravery in rescuing Captain Albert E. Brown and crew of the schooner John H. Perry during the October 3 Sow and Pigs Reef storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Massachusetts Humane Society
William M. Mellen
Hesper
Frank Fowler
George W. Lawler
Hattie
Curtis
Albert E. Brown
John H. Perry
The Pavonia Arrives in Fog Shrouded Harbor
The Pavonia of the Cunard line arrived through the fog yesterday morning. Among the cabin passengers were Colonel R. H L. Stevenson and family, the Hon. J. E. Sanford and family, and Dr. W. J. Rolfe and family, plus sixty six cabin travellers. There were sixty intermediate and three hundred sixty four steerage passengers, including one hundred fifty Scandinavians who departed by a special train at 3 p.m. for Chicago and the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavonia
Cunard Line
R. H L. Stevenson
J. E. Sanford
W.J. Rolfe
Chicago
Northwest
Painter Keefe Falls Thirty-Five Feet at Roxbury Site
John Keefe and Owen Hart of Brookline were in Roxbury Saturday night and attempted to cross a Stony Brook excavation on Parker Street near Station Street. Keefe climbed a fence, fell thirty five feet onto sharp rocks, was pulled up by Roxbury policemen, and taken to City Hospital with a broken arm fractured leg broken ribs and serious internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keefe
Owen B. Hart
Brookline
Parker Street
Station Street
Roxbury
Stony Brook
Keefe
City
Disciples Invite Rev Charles G Ames as Pastor
Church of the Disciples votes 159 to invite Rev Charles G Ames of Philadelphia to become pastor. Invitation letters to be sent tomorrow. Private letter suggests Ames will likely consider the Boston calling favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Disciples
Grindall Reynolds
Darwin E. Ware
Charles G. Ames
Philadelphia
Oea
Ames
Boston
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town
A listing of boot and shoe buyers by city and firm across the United States, naming representatives from Gramling Spalding Co. to Vance-Wughes Shoe Co. in cities including Atlanta Bloomington Chattanooga Dallas Evansville Galveston Grand Rapids Indianapolis Knoxville Mansfield Maysville Memphis Minneapolis Montgomery Nashville Norfolk Philadelphia Portland Quincy Savannah St Louis Toledo and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
R Gramling
Gramling, Spalding & Co
S Everett
MC & J F Kiser & Co
Tre
Bloomington
Smith
Chattanooga
Tenn
G Qehrig
Oehrig
Johnson & Co
Kell
I P Farnum
I P
Farnum & Co
Chicago
Chillicothe
E Culter
Miller, Culter & Co
Dallas
Tex
Grand Rapids
Mich
H Reeder
Reeder, Palmer & Co
Indianapolis
Ind
K Hendricks
Hendricks & Cooper
J A Henson
Haynes, Henson & Jo
Knoxville
E E McMillan
McMillan, Hazenso
Mansfield
H M Weaver
H M Weaver & Co
Maysville
H Means
Memphis
B Goodbar
EJ Carrington
Goodbar, Love & Co
Manipuis Tenn
H Vogeland
Hill
Hill & Ons
Minneapolis
Minn
Heffiefinger
North Star Boot and Shoes Company
Kilbourne
Kilbourne B& 8 Co
Ad. Montgomery
Ala
A Stern
Philadelphia
Penn
E Foster
F L Foster & Sons
Shalia
W S Mackey
St Louis
J H Schafer
Schafer
Swarts & Co
D B Lindsley
Orr & Lindsley Shoe Co
W C Stribling
Tennent Stribling
Eli Shoe Co
Joseph
W Noyes
Noyes, Norman & Co
Toledo
H Egley
Speling
Vance-Wughes Shoe
Auction of Dutch and English silver at Libbie's
Antique marquetry furniture and bric-a-brac consigned by A. Hamburg of Amsterdam will be sold at Libbie's 15 Hayward Place on Wednesday and Thursday of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbie’s
Hayward Place
Hamburger
Amsterdam
Bear movement aims to depress Union Pacific bonds
An Union Pacific official discounts a New York World claim that the Lincoln and Colorado bonds’ guaranty is under attack. He says the report is part of a broader bear campaign to weaken the market, noting the guaranty mirrors the Utah Northern arrangement and has been deemed binding by counsel and the syndicate’s eminent advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
New York World
Lincoln & Colorado
London
Utah Northern
Emposiacy
Onds
Correction on Santa Fe dividend error in Post report
A typographical mistake in a Saturday issue of the Post misreported the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad semi annual dividend as 1 percent instead of 12 percent. The correction notes the accurate rate and corrects the public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Higginson
Tawiff Rerorm
Mr. Quincy
Mr. Osgood
Banks
Colonel Higginson
Mr. Douglass
General Banks
Douglass
Charles Sumner
Whig Party
Fender
A. H. Grimke
One Avenue
Hyde Park
Mass
Mr. Wolff
Congress
Josiah Quincy
Osgood
William N. Osgood
Charlestown Free Trade Club
Lodge Club
Free Trade Club
Vitusamn
Oscoop
Middlesex
John Haskell Butler
Middlesex Club
General Butler
de. V. P. Clayton
Columbia
8. C
J. H. Wolff
Suffolk Bar
Allston
Republican Party
Grimké
the Herald
Fifth
Commonwealth
J. H. Wourf
J.H. Wolff
Sir
Popes
Samuel E. Sewall
William Fierd Garrison
Lmes
Mason, J
Naughton
White
Leclair
Waterhouse
Cox
Ring
Lehan
Johnson
Knelz
Martine
Kimb
Lund
O’connor
Moore
Valda
Connor
Gay
Tabraham
Fall
Pierce. &P Jdt
West
Walker
Brooks
Slorrov
Dpulsifer
Manning
Mitchell
Winthrop Shore Land Co
Slassings
Willis
Gan
Randall
Boyden
Whitte
Viisk
Sreevean
L. Co
Cassidy
Williams
Federden
Brothers
Fernald
Waite
Shepard
Cunningham
Car
Richard v. Greene
Sullivan
Flunt
Breener
Weeks
Lanigan
Buddy
Coffin
Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Tremont Temple
James Coleman
Parker House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Avon Street
Goodyear
Goodyear & McKay Sewing Machine Co
Summer St
Boston, Mass
Boston Post
Real Estate Transactions
Emond & Quinsler
Goddard
Haverhill Street
Dr. J. Semmes
Winter St
Oak Grove Farm
Health Food CO
New England
Tremont St
Buston
Tuttle's Elixir CO
Merrimac Street
C. G. Ames
Portland, Or
Aase
G. U. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Lincoln & Colorado Bonds
Competitivn
Aining
Rovs Baking Powoux Co
Wall St. N
Paris
W. Baker & CO
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