Prohibition Rally Voices Support and Opposition in Tremont Temple
A sizable Tremont Temple audience heard temperance leaders including Rev A J Gordon and Gov John P St John urge prohibition. Speakers praised antilicense aims, warned of high license dangers, and urged voters to act. nearby clerical and civic figures pledged backing for prohibition efforts amid calls for organized registration procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Silver Lake
A. J. Gordon
D.D
Breen
Cambridge
J. W. Hamilton
Brackett
Neal Dow
W. T. Chase
Ruggles Street
Congressman Morse
Norfolk Club
James M. Gray
O. P. Gifford
Lawrence
Minneapolis
Hugh Montgomery
John P. St. John
Kansas
St. John
Iowa
Dakotas
Indian Territory
Thne
United States
Barnstable Representatives Nominees Profile in Hyannis
Hyannis Oct 26 Charles F F Chamberlayne of Bourne and Alexander Crocker of Barnstable are Democratic nominees for Representative in the first district. Chamberlayne, born in Cambridge in 1835, Harvard educated, trial justice, edits a law school text on Evidence. Crocker, Hyannis native 1842, sea captain turned agent for Marine Underwriters, NJ firm Crocker & Sons, with extensive insurances ties and maritime society membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable
Hyannis
Charles FF. Chamberlayne
Bourne
Cambridge
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Hyde & Dickinson
United States
Barnstable County
Chamberlayne
Alexander Crocker
Allen H. Bearse
Ezra H. Baker
Boston
Rambler
John M. Forbes
Azores
Canary Islands
Mr. Forbes
Mary Cummingham
Milton
Alice
Sarah C. Jones
New Bedford
Roxy Dabney
Fayal
Madeline
Sandy Hook
Newport
Mr. Thomas
New York
Avery
Prohibitory Banquet Rally Before Boston Election
Prohibitory State and county candidates will attend a rally at Tremont Temple Chapel Hall in Boston next Thursday at 6 30 p m with reception 5 30 to 6 30 p m Police stopped distribution of circulars outside Tremont Temple after the rally, amid claims the back carried a broadside by Faxon about J Q A Brackett’s liquor record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chapel Hall
Tremont Temple
Faxon
J. Q. A. Brackett
Lewis Will Stand For Melrose Representative
N. F. H. of Melrose Mass denies a report that F W Lewis Democratic candidate for Representative resigned his nomination. He states Lewis has no intention of withdrawing and that Democrats aim to exploit Republican divisions to elect Lewis. Letter requests publication of the denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Lewis
Democratic Party
Melrose
N. F. H. Melrose
Mass
Notice to Registrars on Ballot Candidate List Transmission
The secretary of state transmits to registrars of voters and city town clerks the list of candidates whose names will appear on the official ballot and be voted at each polling place. The registrars of voters receive the transmitted list for preparation and posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Registrars of Voters
Secretary of State
Young Men's Democratic Club protests ballot printing
A meeting of the Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts at Tremont Street elected new members and passed a motion protesting the printing quality of official ballots, seeking the same legibility as the sample ballot. New members include Bacharach, Baker, Charles, Clayton, Flynn, Glover, Hardy, Hennessy, Jones, Libby, Morrison, Nickerson, Otis, Peirce, Strauss, Torrey, Williams, and Woodworth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FPOST
Young Men’s Democratic Club of Massachusetts
Tremont Street
Ira C. Hersey
T. Frank Noonan
Henry W. Swift
Ballot Act League
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Solomon Bacharach
Boston
P. G. Baker
South Hingham
Salem D. Charles
Jamaica Plain
Horace E. Clayton
Cambridge
James P Flynn
Dorchester
Frederick P. Glover
Needham
John D. Hardy
W. H. Hennessy
Hingham
H. W. Jones
Charlie A. Jones
Woburn
Nelson F. Libby
Waltham
Walter E. Morrison
Braintree
Augustus Nickerson
Ashmont
William Sigourney Otis
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Louis Strauss
Frank H. Torrey
North Weymouth
George Fred Williams
Dedham
William McMichael Woodworth
Ward Righteen Letter Supports Perkins Election
Geo A Hebbard of Ward 18 writes from Boston on October 28 1889 praising Perkins nomination methods while pledging support for his election to the Legislature and promising to help at the polls as a steadiest Dr Stevens ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Righteen
Dr. Stevens
Ward
Perkins
Republican chairmen meet at Taunton City Hotel
Chairman Burdett of the Republican State central committee led a meeting with county and city chairmen at the City Hotel in Taunton yesterday afternoon. He outlined statewide work while local leaders reported district conditions and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdett
Republican State Central Committee
City
Taunton
Assessors Bad Work at Somerville
At a Somerville meeting of the Republican ward and city committee the sub committee reported on missing names in the registration list. It found over 1100 names were omitted and urged better care by assessors to speed up the process and prevent voter disfranchisement in a city of about 40 000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Republican Ward
Bates Lovell clash over Norfolk sheriff race heats up
Political notes report a heated exchange in the Norfolk county shrievalty contest. Bates fires back at Lovell accusations, defending Endicott on civil service reform lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Democratic Rally in Ward 19 Endorses Thomas O Flynn for Representative
A rally is scheduled this evening in the ward room of the old bath house on Cabot street Ward 19. The call’s signers endorse ex Councilman Thomas O Flynn for Representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath House
Cabot Street
Thomas O'Flynn
Rally for Moore in Ward 13 at Spellman Hall
Active campaign work continues for Representative Moore the Independent Democratic candidate for the Legislature from Ward 13 A rally of his supporters is planned in Spellman Hall tonight Patrick J Murray will preside with addresses by President Clinkard of the Central Labor Union and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Moore
Spellman Hall
Patrick J. Murray
Clinkard
Central Labor Union
Eight Hour Meeting Draws Boston Labor Support At Faneuil Hall
About 2000 people gathered at Faneuil Hall for an eight hour meeting of Boston carpenters and joiners. W J Shields presided and praised press fairness while Harry Lloyd urged workers to organize, noting eight hours is secondary to recognizing workers rights. Resolutions urged census data on home ownership and mortgage status and set May 1, 1890 as the eight hour movement start date with further speeches by labor leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Carpenters and Joiners of
Boston
W. J. Shields
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Harry Lloyd
Toronto
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Lloyd
North Adams
London
American Federation of Labor
United States
McKay
East Boston
K. J. Skeffington
Boot and Shoe Makers’ National Union
Frank K. Foster
John F. O'Sullivan
Trinity Club Meets on Four Hundredth Anniversary Fair Location
The regular Trinity Club meeting convened in Trinity Church annex with President Quincy presiding. The debate questioned where the World’s Fair celebrating the Discovery of America’s 400th anniversary should be held. A social entertainment followed the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Club
Trinity Church
Quincy
Episcopalian Club Holds Large Vendome Dinner
About 125 members attended the Episcopalian Club monthly dinner at the Vendome with Vice President ex Governor Alexander H. Rice presiding. Bishops Wingfield and Talbot plus clergy guests spoke on church work in California Idaho Wyoming and Massachusetts as members praised growth and unity within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopalian Club
Vendome
Alexander H. Rice
John H. Wingfield
California
Talbot
Wyoming
Idaho
J. §. Lindsay
St. Paul’s
G. §. Mallory
Massachusetts
Bishop Wingfield
Wilds
Leonard
Dartmouth
America
Virginia
Old Dominion
Old Bay State
Phillips Brooks
Church of England
Mallory
Churchman
Edward. W. Kingsley
Boston
Mr. Converse
St. John’s Church
Father Hall
Lawrence
Dr. Huntington
New York
Alexander ©. Garrett
Texas
Somerville Considers New English High School at Central Hill
Somerville School Board backs a three year English high school with full facilities and a suitable building on Central Hill. A $70 piano repair fund is set, textbooks updated including The Euterpean Music Book and several speakers, with Wentworth and Reed Arithmetic for primaries. Bills totaling $1543 approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Central Hill
Fobe
Carrington
Hoitt
Wentworth & Reed
Robinson-Foster Stockholders Seek Board Shakeup
In Saltmеm Oct 28 shareholders of the Robinson-Foster Electric Company met at Lyceum Hall to consider a proposal from a gentleman from Peabody for surrender by two thirds of current directors and their retirement with a reorganization. Three directors agreed to the basis, and the matter was referred back to the committee for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson-Foster
SaLtem
Sprecrau
Robinson-Foster Electric Company
Lyceum Hall
Peabody
Commmitee
Granite Mills and Wampanoag Mills Meet elect officers
At Granite Mills annual meeting in Fat River on Oct 28 the treasurer reported net profits of 150569 and officers elected include Clerk and treasurer Charles M. Shove and directors Mason Brayton Slade Stevens Hathaway Henry Shore. At Wampanoag Mills the treasurer showed net earnings of 150000 with Clerk and treasurer Walter C. Durfee and a slate of directors elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall River Corporation
Fat. River
Granite Mills
Charles M. Shove
William Mason
John 8
Brayton
John P. Slade
Frank
Stevens
E. EK. Hathaway
Robert Henry
Charles M. Shore
Wampanoag Mills
Walter C. Durfee
R.I. Davis
J. D. Flint
Walter ©. Durfee
Simeon Bb. Chase
F. Hi. Stafford
Franklin L. Almy
George H. Eddy
Lloyd 8. Earle
John H. Boone
Daniel Wilbur
E. M. Coo
The New Ballots and Secretary Peirce's Defense
Secretary Peirce defends new official ballots issued under Law, contending changes from the sample were to improve printability and prevent spurious ballots. He asserts collaboration with the Ballot Act League, explains type and layout choices, and absolves others of responsibility, noting the Australian ballot statute covers nominations only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Act League
Peirce
League
Ballot Act League
St. Louis
Mes
Secretary of State
Boston Aldermen Debate Tremont Meter Suit and City Bonds
The Boston Board of Aldermen met with little business of note. A Citizens' Association protest urged discontinuing the Tremont Meter Company suit, citing misused city funds and a bond breach. The discussion was referred to the water committee as officials seek accountability for nearly 120000 expended on worthless meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Citizens’ Association
Tremont Meter Company
Boston
Water Board
Water Department
Committee On Water
Secretary of the Navy
Committee On Finance
Northampton Street
Harrison Avenue
Albany Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Tremont Street
Neponset Avenue
Common Council
Commonwealth
Stoughton Street
Grant
Sheridan
Farragut
Eddy
Wilson
Stacey
John ©. Blakemore
Providence Railroad
Hyde Park Avenue
Walk Hill Street
Washington Street
Walworth Lightover Company
John 8. Camrell
Boston Art Exhibit Opens Season With Marine Paintings
Notes about the city report the first large art exhibition of the season in Boston to be showcased by the art department of the International Maritime Exhibition featuring marine paintings and other works. Fire commissioners say the rule barring department members from political caucuses remains in force after the corporation counsel’s justification. Probate Court hearing on George Francis Train’s sanity was postponed due to the absence of Dr Spiller’s counsel. a special hearing is planned in a few days. Railroad commissioners and Western division officers of the Boston and Maine inspected Massachusetts stations yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fire Department
George Francis Train
Spiller
Western Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts
Railroad Man Honored At Vendome And Hotel Arrivals
Mr. George L. Connor of Old Colony Railway was feted with a complimentary dinner at the Vendome after returning from Europe. Notables attended from the Boston Leather Association, Examiner Club, and Good Fellows, with addressess by Henry Locke and others. Numerous prominent guests checked into Parker's, Thorndike, Vendome, Tremont, and other hotels, including nobility, executives, and travelers from across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Connor
Old Colony Railroad and Systems
Europe
Vendome
Messrs
Lucius Tuttle
R. S. Gardiner
C. M. Heald
Asa P. Potter
E. A. Taft
I. N. Marshall
D. J. Flanders
A. ©. Kendall
S. W. Cummings
L. H. Palmer
Waldo Pearce
Boston Leather Association
Thorndike
Henry A. Locke
Albert Plummer
W. C. Lewis
G. W. Brown
Cunningham
Plummer
Lewis
McKay
Good Fellows’ Club
Parker House
Dr. Gunning
Burleigh
Princesse Engalitcheff
Parker’s
H. M. Lovering
Taunton
Mallory
New York
James Strong
Philadelphia
C. A. Barattoni
J. L
Cal
W.R. Crane
J. H. Cowperthwait
M. F. Prouty
Chicago
Tremont Temple Star Course Lecture On Jekyll And Hyde
The Rev Robert Nourse spoke before a large Tremont Temple audience on Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. He analyzed dual characters in life and the factors that turn Dr Jekyll into Mr Hyde, maintaining audience interest throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Jekyll
MR. Hyde
Robert Nourse
Star
Tremont Temple
Courts. Berry patent suit over ventilator wheel action
United States Circuit Court on Oct 28 hears Consolidated Patents Company versus A Hun Berry seeking to restrain infringement of James M. Blackmar ventilator wheel patent No 261128 dated July 18 1882. Answer denies originality and scope with prior patents cited. Infringement denied. Ritter patent 229052 and self patent 370920 cited. Hearing had. Jury to try criminal cases today Tuesday the 29th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Cott
J. Consolidated Patents Company Et al
Ritter
William A. Redding
New York
George G. G. Coale
Supreme Judicial District Court Docket of Equity Assignments
A list of equity assignment cases appears in the court docket including Giblin v Giblin Kent v Stark Lawrence v Cunniff Tower v Guild llovey v Darg atten v Batten Grooved Stave & Co Thornton Runyon v Latimer American Rattan Co pet r for dissolution Bolster v Clough Paine v Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judi Equity Assignmen
Giblin
Court—Devens
Grooved Stave & Cor
Floop Comp
Yv. Thornton
Runyon
Notable deaths span industry, service, and diplomacy
Obituaries report Henry J. Steere of Providence dies at 59 from bronchitis and lumbago, a woollen goods partner and civic donor. Other notes include First Lieutenant Ballard Humphrey of the Ninth Cavalry dying in Omaha, Henry Winsor founder of the Boston and Philadelphia steamers, John Gibney the Salem tanner, Hon. Alexander Morris ex Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba, Paris-announced Charles de Sainte Croix, and French statesman Lambert de Sainte Croix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Steere
Providence
R. L
Wanskuck Company
Steere
Ballard Humphrey
Ninth Cavalry
U.S.A
Omaha
Neb
Henry Winsor
Boston
Philadelphia
Duxbury
Phineas Sprague & Co
John Gibney
Salem
Beach Street
Hamilton
Salem Cadet Veteran Association
Alexander Morris
Roxbury Artillery Veterans Meet Heads Officers
Roxbury Artillery Veteran Association held a meeting at Warren street headquarters with Commander Frank H. Mudge presiding. Members reviewed committee reports and the treasury showed strong finances before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Artillery Veteran Association
Warren Street
Frank H. Mudge
Boston Superior Court First Session 1888 case list
A court record lists multiple cases from the First Session on Oct 28 including Lydia A. Johnson versus City of Boston for a sidewalk injury on Brown Avenue Roslindale. verdict for plaintiff $1,200. Also Rawson F. Evans et al. versus Albert W. Lovejoy et al. on a contract for cranberries. defense cites warranty breach and tendered balance. The document continues with numerous numbered tort and contract actions in subsequent sessions through Fourth Session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Barker
Lydia A. Johnson
City of
Boston
Brown Avenue
Roslindale
Slocum
H. Crosby
R. W. Nason
Rawson F. Evans
Albert W. Lovejoy
S.J. Thomas
J.B. Lord
Boyle
Grimes
Walsh
Foster
qis—Brady
Golathwait
Smith
Poor
Sears
Ward
Howard
Talmage
Brock
Meehan
Sharp Way
Noonan
Grace
Andrews
McKeon
Hart
McLaughlin
Curran
Little
Sheckleton
HamMonp. J
Maggie E. Welch
Old Colony Railroad
Thomas F. Welch
Same
Chapman Street
Canton
E. Greenhood
J. H. Benton, Jr
Th. E. Grover
Ellen Glynn
Leverett Street
Charles J. McIntire
T. M. Babson
Glynn
Wells
Perley
Kent
Todd
Longacre
Stevenson
Blopgertt. J
Alfred C. Dinsmore
West End Railroad
Columbus Avenue
George K. Swasey
M. F. Dickinson
John H. Blaisdell
Lawrence Power
New England
New York
L. M. Child
L. W. Barringer
Philadelphia
P. J. Flatley
Atwood
Bolster
Gibson
West End
Pratt
Ware
St. Ry
Lee
Leighton
Bassett
Turner
Lavey
Sup. Coun
Rogers
Simmons
Roy
Hohn
Oyster boat race from Cockenoes to Point No Point was won by Loundes
The J. Howard Loundes of Five Mile River beat the Albert J. Hoyt of South Norwalk in a 23 mile oyster steamer race for a $500 purse. The course ran from Cockenoes island buoy off Westport to Point No Point near Strafford and back. Loundes led by about three miles at the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Loundes
Five Mile River
Albert J. Hoyt
South Norwalk
Cockenoes Island Buoy
Westport
Point No Point
Strafford
Loundes
Probate Court List of Administrators and Wills
Suffolk County probate court on October twenty eighth appoints administrators for listed estates including Julia Block William H Jennings Annie Shaw Bridget Woods Alexander McKiilop John D Dalziel Sarah A Gerrish Frances N Rowe Nathaniel Sweet Martha Burnham Sarah A Dillingham Ann Murphy Timothy Driscoll Paulina L Kibling Jeremiah Sullivan Maggie Moran Charles H Kilburn Chester H Martin Christian Seherkenburg alias John Brown Jennie Dunbar Gerry Tewksbury Ann McCarthy Daniel K Eastman Patrick Devlin Catherine Ring James Esson Margaret M Drew Joseph AGE The wills of the deceased Patrick Suen an Margaret were allowed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Block
William H. Jennings
Annie Shaw
Bridget Woods
Alexander McKiilop
John D. Dalziel
Sarah A. Gerrish
Frances N. Rowe
Nathaniel Sweet
Martha ST. Burnham
Sarah A. Dillingham
Ann Murphy
Timothy Driscoll
Paulina L. Kibling
Jeremiah Sullivan
Maggie Moran
Charles H. Kilburn
Chester H. Martin
Christian Seherkenburg
John Brown
Jennie Dunbar
Gerry Tewksbury
Ann McCarthy
Daniel K. Eastman
Patrick Devlin
Catherines Ring
James Esson
Margaret M. Drew
Joseph
Patrick “Sueenan
Margaret
London Box Overcoats in Popular Style
Opposition to change fades as new looser men’s coats emerge. London Pall Mall Box Overcoats in single and double breast are shown in super English Devon Ker sey with strapped seams and refined trim. Ready made prices from 25 to 35 dollars, comparable value 50 to 70 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Special Value Overcoats in Sterling English Fabrics
Our special value announces $12.00 fall overcoats featuring sterling English fabrics. Stylish and serviceable, these coats promise quality and value for the season.
Notable Names in a Readable List of Individuals
A catalog of individuals includes Phillipine Hallahan Schmidt James Gaffney Vashti H Palmer Patrick Kiernan Betsey Forrestall Jesse Holbrook Elisha T Loring Susan A Shepard Alphonso Brooks Ellen Andrews Rebecca A Vinton. The list appears to name multiple persons likely connected to a 19th or early 20th century record.
Thompson court cases list embezzlement and larceny notes
In Superior Criminal Court on October 28 Judge Thompson presided. Cases include embezzlement and larceny proceedings such as Annie Waters violating liquor laws with fines, and George A. Seilers held on $1500 bail after pleading guilty. A sequence of Commonwealth v. docket entries follows, listing multiple defendants across years from 1915 to 2028.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Thompson
J. Frederick Burton
Annie Waters
George A. Seilers
Commonwealth
Same
Dalley
Taylor
Rice
Jennings
Jer Aares
Crane
Broderick
Rivers
McCarthy
Gildea
McManus
Battle
Edgewood
Alboard
Ward
Reeves
Hawes
Foss v Howe et al jury verdict in Middlesex County suit
In the Foss versus Howe et al. case the Superior Court jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff amounting to 32393 67. Attorneys G F Richardson and C B Lilley appeared for the plaintiff while J N Marshall and S J Elder represented the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Ericham
C.J
Foss
Larceny defendants sentenced in Middlesex Superior Court
In Middlesex Superior Court on October 28 Judge Sherman presided. Foremen for two juries were Daniel W. Boardman of Somerville and Charles C. Gerry of Sudbury. John Gordon of Hudson received nine months for larceny from a building. Charles Beasley of Cambridge received eighteen months for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Sherman
Daniel W. Boardman
Somerville
Charles C. Gerry
Sudbury
John Gordon
Hudson
House of Correction
Charles Beasley
Cambridge
Municipal Court First and Criminal Sessions Summary
Forsairu and Curtis preside as judges in the First and Second Sessions listing case numbers and parties. The Criminal Session on Oct 28 reports several defendants held for examination or trial, including Waldron for embezzlement, Fallon for breaking and entering, Sherrin for mortgaged property, McCarthy sent to House of Industry for stealing overshoes, McKyan and Donnelly with multiple suspects held for further proceedings, and Donnelly/Gillen/McDonald charged with larceny of oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Haman
Hesseltine
Curtys
Handy
Robinson
Hadley
Gunning
Calkinus
Clark
Devereaux
Hore
Collins
Brown, Jr Jon
Holt
Haines
Woodman
Pear
Allen
Mansfield, Son
Childs
Seh
Walker
Bolt
Knott
Stevens
Crocker
Evans
Caternas
Marxie
Fenton
Bragan
Beale
Knight
Davis
Stetson
Sanborn
Wing
Crockett
Harlow
Harpy
J. Thomas Waldron
Michael J. Fallon
Superior Court
Thomas A. Sherrin
Michael McCarthy
House of Industry
James F. McKyan
William J. Donnelly
William Gillen
Alexander McDonald
Abilene Bank Nears Suspension Amid Depositor Panic
The Abilene Bank of Abilene Kansas owned by Mayor H. Sebold and Colonel J. M. Fisher suspended yesterday morning. Deposits total about 200000 with liabilities near 400000 including rediscounts and loans. The bank claims 600000 in real estate and notes and says it will pay in full with time. Mayor Sebold is in the East. depositors besiege the bank for settlement. Business districts suffer as stages of insolvency ripple to other firms in Lynn Massachusetts and Bethel Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene Bank of
Abilene
Kan
H. Sebold
J. M. Fisher
Kansas
Senator Ingalls
Sebold
S. R. Littlefield & Co
Lynn
Mass
Bevans & Co
Bethel
W. S. Bowers
Boots
Marion, O
Giants Take Lead In Narrow Brooklyn Tilt
The Giants beat Brooklyn at Washington Park in Brooklyn before 2,584 chilly spectators. Crane pitched well until Wisner failed to catch Terry and Adonis left the mound in the fifth. Foutz finished. Ward’s base running highlighted the muddy game as New York led after several innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brookyn
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Giants
Crane
Wisner
Terry
Adonis
Foutz
Ward
New York S
Brooklyns
Forfeiture Decreed in Adams Vessel Case
In Halifax N S October 28 Chief Justice McDonald in the Vice Admiralty Court decreed the forfeiture of the American vessel David J Adams seized three years ago for fishing and preparing to fish and for buying bait within the three mile limit. The ruling is largely moot since the 1886 Dominion Act bans American fishing vessels from entering Canadian waters except for wood water shelter or repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallifax
Vice Admiralty Court
McDonald
David J. Adams
Dominion
Wires of Mt Auburn Street Railway Melt on Cincinnati Streets
Wires of the Mt. Auburn Street Railway Company melted yesterday and fell in a glowing stream to the pavement for several blocks. The incident likely resulted from the wires crossing an electric light wire, causing a dangerous display in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn Street Railway Company
Cincinnati
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prohibition
ST. John Speaks
Worcester
Lowell Peesures
Helsea
Ewe
Ulney
Omaid Co
Fall River
Lea Rees Aye
Fitchburg
Gloucester
Brockton
Haverhill
Faneuil Halll
the Episcopalian Club
Somerville School Board
the Board OF Aldermen
Adams
H. Angelo
J. H. Bloom
San Francisco
Hammond
Liverpool
Nate W. ‘Goddand
Samuel Fessenden
Sandwich
EK. G. Webster
Sidney Youn
Arthur Lord
Plymouth
Henry Bates
Wright
Ont
John McDonough
Denver
Col
Harrison Kelley
Parker
S-A. E. Rosenstock
R. W. Webb
New Mexico
R. MacWhinnie
Frank Wilson
J. E. Crane
G. F. Miles
Ireland
Frank C.anne Denver
L. E. Rosenfeld
B. Kinsman
Washington
B. Chapin
Nox _B. Levy
Sam Hecht
Henry Cutter
Paron
Oliver T. Hunt
Elton Bott
Nottin A
Eng
Mattie Abbott
B. Nye
Revere
G. F. Holbrook
Old Orchard
P. C. Aldrich
W._S. Ladd
Lancaster
N. H
E. Moody
Bath
A. B. Cutter
Indianapolis
Ind
J. Seconds
W. H. Holmes
T. A. Lefavour
Beverly Lorton
Theodore Reynolds
W. Fisher
Brunswick
F.S. Currier
Newark
N. B
Williams
R. I Young
S—E. V. R. ‘Thayer
J. Q. Barton
G. W. Grover
Nashua
Y.H
M. H. Harris
G. H. Ware
Waterville
C. King
Tremont
Alfred Rowe and Wife
Springfield
E. CG. Lewis
Laconia
C. W. Scott
H. B. Dawes
R. B. Godard
J. A. Woodruff
Crawford
J. W. Dasham
Stamford
Conn
Derman
Burlington
G. P. Putmam
J.cg. Haskell
Auburn
Roxbury Veterans
Aldrich
Hutchinson
Lorbes
Cargillers
Sartwell
Green
Bergstrom
Borch
Churchill
Cross
Grevink
Suffolk County
McKim, J
London Box
E. O. Thompson
Old South
PALS
W. Baker & Cou
Mansfield
Burton
Forsairu
Curtis, J
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