Rallying Their Forces Ward 13 Voters Muster in Spelman Hall
An enthusiastic ratification meeting in Spelman Hall Ward 13 South Boston endorsed Michael J. Moore for the thirteenth Suffolk district. Speakers highlighted Moore’s labor record, eight hour bills, and legislative service in 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spelman Hall
Roxbury
Ward 13
Boston
Michael J. Moore
Suffolk
John E. Mailiff
Patrick J. Murray
State House
Labor
Joseph J. Clinkard
Central Labor Union
Moore
Illiam Byrne
J. Leary
Grea Ward
Oore
Jerry Keane
Holyoke
Messrs
John Daly
Thomas Sullivan
William P. Cherrington
Ward 10 Representatives Face Weak Republican Ticket
Ward 10 Republicans show dissatisfaction with candidates for the Legislature, with Ladd labeled a weak choice. Democrats see a path to victory for Henry W. Swift, known to ward voters for legislative work. Swift, formerly in the Common Council, left Ward 9 to Ward 10 in 1883 after a Senate bid against George G. Crocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Ten
Ward 10
Ladd
Henry W. Swift
Swift
Ward
Senate
George G. Crocker
Ward Nineteen Rally Nominates O Flynn for Representative
A crowd gathered in Ward 19 Ward room on Cabot street to ratify ex-Councilman Thomas O Flynn for Representative. Papant presided and speeches were given by Max Fischacher J Frank Goode and O Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabot Street
Thomas O’flynn
Papant
Messrs
Max Fischacher
J. Frank Goode
O’flynn
Democratic rally schedule for Ward 8 candidates
Candidates Russell and Corcoran will address Ward 8 citizens at Independence Hall Thursday night with a Lynn rally same evening. General Hazard Stevens and Mr 8 H Tyng speak at Westfield Friday evening, Mr V H Pope to speak at Sandwich Friday evening, Nov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell and
Corcoran
Ward 8
Independence Hall
Lynn
Hazard Stevens
H. Tyng Pied Poe
Westfield
V. H. Pope
Sandwich
Republican Committee Meetings Across Counties
Chairman Burdett will meet town and city committee chairmen of Barnstable and Plymouth counties at the American House Friday noon. Secretary Wardwell will convene Essex county chairmen at Mechanics Hall, Salem at 11. Saturday a conference in Greenfield will include chairmen from northwestern Massachusetts towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdett
Republican Committee
Barnstable
Plymouth
American House
Wardwell
Essex County
Mechanics’ Hall
Salem
Greenfield
Massachusetts
Prohibitory Orators to Tour New England Rally Circuit
The Hon. Volney B. Cushing of Maine will speak in Winthrop on November 2. Professor Samuel Dickie and the Silver Lake Quartet will perform at the prohibition rally in Salem. The Rev. C. H. Hannaford will speak at the meeting in Billerica Town Hall. St. Louis Barton also listed for Holden appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney B. Cushing
Maine
Winthrop
Samuel Dickie
Silver Lake
Salem
C. H. Hannaford
Billerica
Ipot
St. Louise Barton
Holden
Republican Rallies Schedule State Meetings Across Cities
The Republican State central committee lists rallies today in Holyoke Melrose Charlestown and Falmouth with Brackett Cogswell Swift Greenhalge Murray and others. Tomorrow includes Haverhill New Bedford Boston Woburn Cambridge Everett and more with Lodge Haile Long and Hayes. Events run through Saturday Brookline Cambridge and Newburyport with Brackett Lodge and Willey, plus a possible Mechanics Hall Worcester gathering and a Dedham rally planned with John W. Candler as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Holyoke
Brackett
Marden
F. T. Greenharge
Melrose
William Cogswell
George A. Marden
Charlestown
Michael Murray Falmouth
John L. Swift
Haverhill
Henry Cabot Lodge
F.J. Greenhalze
New Bedford
W. W. Crapp
John D. Long
W. H. Haile
Boston
F. T. Greenhalge
Woburn
North Cambridge
Everett
Frank D. Allen
Joh L. Swift
Elihu K. Hayes
Brookline
Cambridge
Newburyport
Millbury
JF. O. Willey
Mechanics’ Hall
Worcester
Dedham
John W. Candler
Hon. John B. O'Brien Renominated for Suffolk Sheriff
Political notes praise Sheriff John B. O'Brien for honest efficient impartial service. He received a unanimous nomination in all party conventions three years ago and has been renominated again. Voters are urged to vote, noting a vote is required as well as a nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. O'Brien
Suffolk County
Suffolk
Jefferson Club Hosts Russell at Lynn Reception Before Rally
The Jefferson Club of Lynn will give a reception to the Hon. William E. Russell and other speakers prior to the rally in Music Hall on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Club of
Lynn
William E. Russell
Music Hall
Young Men's Democratic Club meeting announced
The Young Men's Democratic Club will hold a meeting at their headquarters 127A Tremont Street on November 4 at 2 o'clock p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Tremont Street
Republicans Rally in Lawrence Next Saturday Night
The Republicans of Lawrence announce a rally for next Saturday night. Major Merrill will reside, and addresses will be given by F. T. Greenhalge, followed by either Congressman Cogswell or Lieutenant-Governor Brackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Major Merrill
F. T. Greenhalge
Cogswell
Brackett
Democrats of Ward 19 Meet to Back Noonan for Representative
The Democrats of Ward 19 will hold a meeting in Friendship Hall on Cabot Street tomorrow evening to boost Thomas L. Noonan as a candidate for Representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Hall
Cabot Street
Thomas L. Noonan
Rally and meetings for Carroll candidate and ward races
A rally tonight at the bath house on Cabot Street Ward 19 supports Mr W H Carberry for Senator in the eighth Suffolk district. Ex Alderman Eds preenate Alderman Short and others will Breane. A Republican State central committee meeting is at 258 Washington Street today. An executive committee meeting is set for Saturday. Mr Michael F Sullivan is a candidate for Representative from Ward 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath House
Cabot Street
W. H. Carberry
Suffolk
Eds Preenate
Short
Breane
Republican State Central Committee
Washington Street
Executive Committee
Michael F. Sullivan
Sullivan
Labor unions back candidate amid ward rally
Friends claim broad labor union endorsement and confidence in his success. Republicans in Ward 7 plan a rally at the Hawkins Street schoolhouse on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 7
Hawkins Street
Employers Liability Under 1887 Act Described In Brief
A report notes judges will await Supreme Judicial Court decision on chapter 270 of the 1887 Acts detailing employer liability. It outlines that injured employees may sue for damages up to 5000 dollars for personal injury and 500 to 5000 for death, with sub contracts not baring liability and a defense if the employee knew of a defect and failed to notify supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Justice Barker
Supreme Judicial Court
Supreme Court
Books At Auction From Burton Collection Draws Low Prices
About seven to eight hundred volumes sold yesterday by F Libbie Co at 13 Hayward Place from the late William E Burton and others. Afternoon sales featured Cruikshank plates and stage related works dated 1705 to 1840. Strong items included Angling Life of Izaak Walton 475 dollars and Les Contes Drolatiques 350 dollars. The sale continues Wednesday and Thursday at 10 am and 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Libbie & Co
Hayward Place
William E. Burton
George
Robert Cruikshank
London
Angling
Izaak Walton
Lady Burton
Les Lettres Et
Les Arts
Revue Ilustrée
H. de Balzac
Gustave Doré
T. Bewick
Bewick
Bryam
Dictionary of Painters and Engravers
Hunter
Edinburgh
Great Britain
America
S. L. Clemens
Dore
Dorer
Rembrandt
Callett
Bega
Ischer
van Ostade
Montagna
Cooper
William Cowper
Cruikshank
Falstaff
India
Dickens
T. R. Gould
Goethe
Sarah Austin
Cambridge and West End Road Hearing on Putnam Avenue Tracks
At a Cambridge Board of Aldermen meeting last evening a hearing was held on West End Street Railway Company’s petition to lay tracks in Putnam Avenue. Several protestors led by Houghton Dallinger Whitney Buckley Gushee Fuller and others urged public concessions before approving further favors such as transfer checks. The issue was referred to the roads and bridges committee to seek the requested concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
West End Road
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
West End Street Railway Company
Putnam Avenue
H. O. Houghton, Jr
W. Dallinger
W. H. Whitney
Daniel Buckley
E.M. Gushee
Robert O. Fuller
Committee On
Sisters prep grand festival at Music Hall tonight
The Carney Hospital sisters and many ladies, along with numerous friends, organized preparations yesterday for a grand festival starting at Music Hall tonight. The event is expected to be a grand success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney Hospital
Music Hall
Stolen Goods Recovered by Special Officers
Special Officers Cowboy and Whitman recovered two gold watches a gold chain and two gold rings value 75 dollars the property of the American Supply Company stolen by clerk G A Sellers The officers also recovered a silver watch valued at 25 dollars stolen from B H Pindar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowboy and Whitman
American Supply Company
G. A. Sellers
B. H. Pindar
Somerville Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Representative Joshua H. Davis and Mrs. Davis of Somerville observed their golden wedding anniversary at home at 65 Myrtle Street. Davis long served as Somerville superintendent of schools. They received many congratulations and gifts, including a large purse of gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua H. Davis
Chelsea carpenters attend meeting under Union 185 banner
A large turnout of Chelsea carpenters and builders gathered at No 2 Broadway last evening under Union 185 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners. Addresses were delivered by Vice President H Lloyd of the international union and by J W Shields J G Clinkard and others on organization and short hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters and Builders of
Chelsea
Union 185
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
No. 2
Broadway
H. Lloyd
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
J. W. Shields
J. G. Clinkard
Injuries From Falling Timber At City Mills
Byron H Murray of 206 East Eagle Street East Boston was struck by a falling timber at Border Street Mills yesterday afternoon fracturing his arm John H Atton of Mozart Street Jamaica Plain fell forty feet at the New Shoe and Leather Exchange on Bedford Street yesterday afternoon fracturing Insley Murray and Atton are both at City Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron H. Murray
East Eagle Street
Boston
Border Street
John H. Atton
Mozart Street
Jamaica Plain
New Shoe and Leather Exchange
Bedford Street
Insley
Murray
Atton
City Hospital
Opium Overdose Strikes Hampton House Guest
F K Raymond and N B Noyes rented a room at the Hampton House about midnight. Noyes left late afternoon while Raymond failed to appear, prompting the proprietor to break in. Dr Cilley diagnosed opium overdose and ordered removal to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Raymond
Noyes
Hampton House
Raymond
Cilley
City Hospital
Escaped Prisoner Caught After Salem Escape
Angus McCarron known as McKathram, who escaped from Lawrence officers at Salem yesterday, was captured last evening by officers from Station 1 and placed in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus McCarron
McKathram
Lawrence
Salem
New England Hospital Holds Twenty Seventh Annual Meeting
Ladies gathered at Dimock Street for the annual meeting led by Alfred Jones in absence of Mrs. Edna Cheney. Reports note staff changes, new Goddard Home for Nurses, expanded facilities, and plans for a maternity house. Dispensary records show 3175 treated patients and 9800 visits. 12 nurses earned diplomas. treasurer cites total finances and legacies. board reaffirmed with new directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Dimock Street
Alfred Jones
Edna D. Cheney
Ellen E. Farnham
Helen M. Bissell
Helen &. Kellogg
Chicago
Mary F. Hobart
Helen B. Carpenter
Eugenia Hurd
Farnsworth
Goddard
Lucy Goddard
George A. Goddard
Matilda
Rebecca Goddard
Thomas Goddard
Marion Hovey
Posse
Mary E. Bailey
Henry M. Whitney
Abbie W. May
Samuel ©. Sewall
New England Hospital
Boston
Wolcott
Hobart
Carpenter
Ames
Helen Reynolds Kellogg
Helen Bissell
Mary M. Hall
Eva Salmon
Annie Munro
Kate B.titus
Jennie Lounsbury
Martha W. Stanley
Emily R. Newcomb
Susie E. Gallagher
Sasah H. Emery
Annie Robertson
Emma H. Goodwin
Anna Eareer
Ele- Valods Seers Eeeeees
Kennan Lecture At Boston Press Club On Russian Exile Prisons
Mr George Kennan described his investigations of the Russian exile system and his visits to the forwarding prisons of Tiumen and Tomsk at Tremont Temple last evening. He detailed misery among inmates and criticized the government for years of inaction. His next talk will cover daily convict life and interviews with notable prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kennan
Boston Press Club
Tremont Temple
Kennan
Tiumen
Tomsk
Boston Female Asylum annual meeting awards and officers
At the annual meeting held at the asylum on 1003 Washington street the Appleton prizes were awarded to the most deserving girls. Seven children were baptized by Rev George H Young and remarks were made by Myx Crosby and Rev Cummings. Officers elected for the year include First directress Mrs Theodore Lyman and a slate of officers and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Female Asylum
Washington Street
Appleton
George H. Young
Myx. Crosby
Mr. Cummings
Home
Little Wanderers
Theodore Lyman
A. M. Storer
Mary L. Bullard
Paine
P. H. Sears
Otis Bullard
M. Paine
C. Robbins
I. L. Brown
E. C. Clarke
J. R. Coolidge
A.I. Lyman
M. C. Mixter
A. L. Lowell
A. F. Wadsworth
Wharton Illness Denied by Friends at Beverly Farms
Wharton first assistant secretary of state not dangerously sick, say friends. He is recovering at Beverly Farms after typhoid fever, with no cause for feared fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post
William F. Wharton
Queer Things in Cuba Lecture Draws 1400 at Prospect Street Rink
Mr J H Paine lectured on Queer Things in Cuba for the Boys and Girls Christian Band of Cambridge. The illustrated talk used Mr Paine's photographic views from his Cuban travels and drew about 1400 attendees, highlighting progress in the country and travel photography. Religious freedom is noted with Baptist Bible Sunday school and church surpassing a thousand members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Paine
Baptists
Constitution Wattr is Not A Mineral Water
A New York physician prepares Constitution WatR treated as a scientifically prepared remedy. Citizens of New York and elsewhere praise its remedial virtues. The proprietors state it is not a patent medicine but a meritorious article worth trial. Testimonials are available from Morgan & Allen at 69 John Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morgan & Allen
John Street
New York City
Ninety One Years Old Today Mrs Henry Smith Honored
Mrs Henry Smith aged ninety one, of 698 Tremont Street, recalls a long life from Wilton New Hampshire to North Andover and Gloucester. She remembers her 1817 marriage to Henry Smith of Gloucester Savings Bank and notes her family includes three surviving children and a life of church attendance and steadfast temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith
Tremont Street
Post
Wilton
N. H
North Andover
Jedediah Farnum
Beverly
A Johnson
Bunker Hill
Park Street
Eligible Candidates for Civil Service District List
The posted list names candidates who scored at least 70 percent in the Oct 1 2 examinations by the Civil Service Examining Board for this customs district. It includes the dates placed on the eligible list for appointment to various grades, with marks on a 100 point scale. Asterisks mark disabled soldiers who have a preferential right under section 1754 of the Revised Statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Examining Board
Customs District
Fair at the Conservatory Flower Sale Continues Today
Inclement weather delayed the Conservatory of Music sale of flowers and fancy articles, extended today from 10 am to 2 pm under the Beneficent Society. Dealers and volunteers, including Mrs John L. Prince Jr and Miss E S Pond, managed tables for flowers, fancy goods, refreshments and candy while a vote contest over an oil painting drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Venice
John T. Prince
Signor Rotoli
Carl Faelten
W. G. Benedict
B. Ellis
Rita Pierson
W. C. Cameron
H. B. Upham
L. A. W. Fowler
Molineaux
John.l. Prince, Jr
E. 8
Mary Potter
Eben Tourjee
Gould Plan for New York Elevated Roads Costing 20 Million
Reported yesterday that George Gould proposed a 20 million reconstruction of New York elevated roads with pledged funds. The plan would boost capacity by one third and involve acquiring terminal property for shops and inactive car stations. It claimed Gould would back amalgamation of New York & Northern and New York & New England to connect with the Manhattan system, creating an independent Boston outlet, with Drexel Morgan & Co. possibly underwriting extra funds. Gould denies the story and J Pierpont Morgan says he knows nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gould
New York City
Mr. Gould
New York & Northern
New York & New England
Manhattan
Boston
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Cent
Gould
J. Pierpont Morgan
Trips Through the South and Mexico Excurions Set
Raymond and Whitcomb announce four grand excursions for winter travel. First Boston departure January 13, 1890, with eighty two day tours through the South and Mexico and a side trip to California via Denver and Rio Grande. March trips skip California, return via Santa Fe and Rock Island. Descriptive circulars available from W Raymond, 296 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Republic of Mexico
Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
South
California
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
el Paso
Tex
Santa Fe
Rock Island
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
City Officials Pick Officers for Promotion Exams
Police commissioners adopt a rule to privately select names of officers for civil service promotion exams to reduce favoritism. Street changes include relocating the Old Road between Michigan Ave and Blue Hill Ave. Petitions seek Ashland St widening in West Roxbury Capen St layout in Dorchester and its extension to River St bridge, plus Oscar St extension to Pynchon St. Proposals for iron stairs at the new Court House ranged from 27,300 to 29,589 with varying completion times. offers are under advisement. Water Board bids for Albany St machine shop range from 46,675 to 52,500 with no award yet. Free Church Association annual meeting set for Nov 4 at 3:30 p.m. in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Dorchester
Old Road
Michigan Avenue
Biue Hill Avenue
Ashland Street
West Roxbury
Cape
James Flynn
Boston
The
Water Board
Albany Street
W. A
H. A. Root
B. H. Jacobs & Sons
Kenny & Strout Bros
T. J. Lyons
Currier & Co
Kelly & McKinnon
Brennan & Co
Howard, Coon & Co
B. F. Deering
R. R. Mayers & Co
Club events and prominent arrivals fill Boston hotels
The Boston Marketmen's Club met at Young's to discuss campaign work and Republicans. Tufts Delta Upsilon held initiation at the Thorndike with guests from Brown, Harvard, Colby. Boston Druggists Association dined at Young's with A. W. Beard and J. A. Lane as guests. Numerous notable guests and residents arrive at Parker's, Brunswick, Tremont, and other hotels, listing many names and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Marketmen’s Club
Young’s
Stillman B. King
George A. Marden
A. A. Ranney
Charles J. Noyes
S. L. Powers
W. M. Mick
W. 8. Slocum
Tufts
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Thorndike
Brown
Harvard
Colby
J. R. Weeks
J. W. Putnam
J. R. Edmonds
E. J. Hunt
Thomas Ryan
Max Droge
Paul Henneberg
Manassa Adler
Mendelssoh Quintet Club
United States
Commodore Bradford
United States Navy
Parker
G. McKay
Portland
I. W. Minturn
Maid
New York
Brunswick
J. W. Bradbury
H. W. Bradbury
Augusta
Hugh Schumacher
Akron
J. J. Boardman
W. H. Pulsifer
St. Louis
F. T
Denver
Col
M. T. Tyler
New Haven
Conn
Blakeley
Montpelier
K. M. Kincaid
Montreal
Biddle
Charitable Bequests From Loring and Hallahan Wills
Public bequests total to numerous Boston area organizations including Home for Aged Men and Women, Boston University trustees, Massachusetts General Hospital, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and several charities. Loring's will also provides income of 50 000 until his youngest grandchild ages. Hallahan's will leaves 200 to the Society of St Vincent de Paul, 100 to the Roman Catholic Seminary and 200 to the House of the Good Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha T. Loring
Home For
Home
Boston University
Massachusetts Hommopathic Hospital
Boston Children’s Aid Society
West Newton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Associated Charities
Boston
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Industrial Aid Society
Boston Asylum and Farm School
Chapning Home
North End Industrial School
Free Hospital For Women
Springfield Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Bar Infirmary
Dorchester
Margaret Hallahan
Society of St. Vincent de Aul
Roman Catholic Seminar
House of the Good Shepherd
Lombard Investment Co Offers Western Mortgages to Eastern Investors
The Lombard Investment Company presents their Western mortgage offerings to Eastern investors on favorable terms The notice outlines security and interest arrangements as part of the investment proposal for regional loans and financial opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard Investment Company
United States Circuit Court Docket Plan and Patents Case
October 29 report notes no jury call for civil causes at this term. Calendar cases may be moved by Nov. 6, with assignments for days Nov. 12 to Dec. 6, max four per day. On Nov. 6, unassigned cases assigned to five trials daily. Consolidated Patents Co vs James E Barney argued on Blackmar patent validity and infringement. Attorneys stated. no jury case ready. Several violators fined for revenue law liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Carpenter
J. Nortier
Consolidated Patents Company, Et al
James E. Barney
William A. Redding
New York
B. F. Thurston
Henry March, Jr
Boston Superior Court First Session Trials
In the Oct 29 proceedings Judge Barker handles contract and tort cases. Plaintiffs include Rawson F Evans and Patrick Boyle with verdicts or trials involving damages. multiple cases list trial sequences, defenses, and counsel. Higher numbered dockets continue in subsequent sessions under Judge Hammond with numerous civil actions and divorces in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Barker
Rawson F. Evans
Albert W. Lovejoy
S.J. Thomas
J.B Lord
Patrick Boyle
Alex. Grimes
Cross Street
Homer Albers
C. R. Elder
Fannie J. Poor
Joshua M. Sears
Arch Street
William Gaston
E Todd
Dabney
E. Wheeler
Parson and Newell Sentenced in Middlesex Larceny Case
In Middlesex Superior Court on October 29 Judge Sherman sentenced George W. Parson of Framingham to fifteen months in the House of Correction for larceny from a building and Abram Newell of Lowell to two years and six months for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Sherman
J. George W. Parson
Framingham
House of Correction
Abram Newell
Lowell
London Box Overcoats for Modern Men
Opposition to old styles fades as looser overcoats gain favor. London ready made single and double breasted box overcoats, crafted in super English Devon Kersey with strapped seams and neat trim, match special ordered garments. Prices from 25 to 535 dollars, offering quality, style, and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybod
London
Edward Murphy of Lowell Indicted for Larceny from Building
Edward Murphy of Lowell faces three indictments for larceny from a building. He is adjudged a common and notorious thief and sentenced to five years in the State Prison with the first day in solitary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Murphy
Lowell
Superior Court Oct 29 Commonwealth Cases List
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Thompson fined John J Dwyer $50 and costs for liquor law violation, Thomas Killian $5 and costs for drunkenness, George A Sellers fifteen months at the House of Correction for larceny. The document lists cases in order with names like Commonwealth v. McManus and various year or number prefixes, ending with Ward and Lattles in 1854.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Thompson
John J. Dwyer
Thomas Killian
George A. Sellers
House of Correction
Commonwealth
Some
Mansfield
McManus
Same
McGilvrey
McCarthy
Swyer
Edgewood
Sawyer
Alboard
Sellars
Ward
Taylor
Hawes
Killeen
Daley
McGovern
Rice
Purcell
Crane
Day
Rivers
Wadsworth
Gildea
Reeves
Lattles
Municipal Court Dockets and Criminal Session Summary
First and second sessions before Justices Forsaith and Curtis list civil cases such as Cochnower v Perrin and Miller v Bachert, plus numerous docketed matters. In Criminal Session on Oct 29 Judge Harpy presided. Fred Hale faced false orders charges continued to Nov 7. Haskell held for larceny. Williams fined for tampering. Benson acquitted. Owen fined for overcoat theft. Packard jailed for embezzlement and sent to Concord Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochnower
Perrin
Gunn
Frawley
Miller
Bachert
Baldwin
Thomas
Trowle
Reardon
Litchfield
Collins
Kazehuba
Spank
Cummiskey
Meyerler
Sanborn
Barnett
Rice
Piper
Harpy
Fred F. Hale
Albert A. Haskell
Superior Court
Frank Williams
Thomas Benson
Henry Owen
Bert Packard
Meehan’s Express
Reformatory
Concord
Insolvency Court Meets in Essex County Salem
Insolvency court in Salem on October 29 conducted third meetings for Huff Burnham Bros Buffum and Farnsworth McKinnon Buckley Finney and Hinchcliffe Sargent Chandler and Benfield. A second meeting was held for Remmonds. Composition meetings occurred for Roberts Smith and Rogers. A first meeting was held for Henry Alley with assignee Simon D Dodge Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Harmon
William ©. Huff
Burnham Bros
Buffum & Farnsworth
J. McKinnon
Buckley, Finney
Ira D. Rogers
Henry Alley
Wentham
Simon D. Dodge, Jr
Admission sought for Clifford Brigham in District Court
Notice from Boston dated October 28 1889 that Clifford Brigham of Salem Massachusetts has applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court before Commissioner Joan G Stetson The notice is issued under the rules of the Circuit Court of the United States district of Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Clifford Brigham
Salem
Joan G. Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
Mayor's Carried Request On Fire Department Rule Change
The Mayor forwarded a letter to five commissioners urging a modification of rule 8 from Sept 23, 1889. He supports efficiency rules but argues off duty civil rights allow lawful political activity. The Fire Commissioners met and agreed to comply with the mayor's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Fire Department
Board of Fire Commissioners
Funeral for Rev J W Wilson Veteran Universalist Preacher
The funeral for Rev J W Wilson, an eighty year old veteran Universalist preacher, will be held at Waverley on Thursday at 2 45 p m. The services will be conducted by Rev C W Biddle and other clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wilson
Waverley
C. W. Biddle
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Libbie’s
Somerville
Building Trades Rally
Lucretia G. French
Lydia Abbott
Life IN
Russia
Custom House
Bernard A. Patte
Jesse P. Colby
Francis T. Crafts
G. Shaw
Fred. M. Weale
Charles A. Smith
Sumner Osgood
Wm. F. Pendergast
Frank C. Hatch
Nathan Nichols
Joseph W. Gardner
J. Hurd Brown
Philip J. Gleason
Frank A. Magee
John H. White
David C. Finlay
George E. Aldrich
Charles H. Colgate
John E. Colcord
Harr M. Egan
George E. Stickney
F. W. Clemson
Herman D. Skinner
W. J. Doering
Vv Johnson
Lizzie A. Blake
Sarah M. Flaherty
Joseph M. Wood
Patrick W. Lydon
Charles E. Trow
Charles E. Miller
Charles E. Willis
Fred A.tomas
V. la Forme
Charles H. Gooding
Herman Bornkessel
Peter H. Lobridge
Thomas J. Rollins
Rank O. Libbey
Plugh P. Canavan
Lewis H. Barnes
John B. Sargent
H. Savane
James A. Dooley
M. Garrant
George F. Williams
Philip B. McHugh
George A. Gridley
Albert E. Fraser
William H. Parker
James Wayer
John P. Woodger
John P. Treanor
Carstensen
Robert C. Erb
Charles W. Sears
Edward E. Gardner
Albert H. Houghins
Isaac S. Wingersky
Lewis Caas
Cornelius J. Dacey
Isaac C. Flint
Charles F. Marsh
George H. Hastings
John T
Philadelphia
G. E. Macomber
Jacob Edes
Richmond
S. L. Moody
Louis Sherman
T. B. Buck
Stockton
Cal
Max Huss
Sheppard Homans
Quincy
J. J. Page
Bangor
W. H. Getchell
Minneapolis
Saco
Abbott
Waterville
T. J. Southard
RK. Kohr
Milwaukee
Wis
Crawford
F. H. Roberts
Lunenburg
Nathaniel Chamberlain
J. KE. Haseltine
Portland, Or
A. N. Swain
Bellows Falls
E. Greenhood
J. H. Benton, Jr
Th. E. Grover
Aumuchliel
Mortimer F. Wells
William H. Perley
S. L. Whipple
W. H. H. Andrews
G. K. Jacobs
Metween
Wells
Perley
Stevenson
Joy
Longacre
Lincoln
Munroe
Gen. Prod. Co
Kohiler
Ellis
Hunt
McCormack
Cable
Malcolm
Fuller
Rok
Lynch
Blair
Markham
Crozier
Nery
Sears
Bixby
Peters
Yfitzgerald Vy
Aldrich
Forbes
Cargill
Bancroft
Seavey
Sartwell
Green
Sim
Smith
Churchill
Cross
Holmes
Itchfield
Sargent
Weed
Morse
Haynes
Lloyd
Blopgerv. J
John H. Blaisdell
Lawrence Power
New England
L.M. Child
L. W. Barringer
P. J. Flatley
Lewis L. P. Atwood
George A. Bolster
Warren and
Dudley Streets
J. Henrearse
John B. Moran
Sarah Adams
West End Railroad Company
Adams Square
H. Dunham
M. F. Dickinson
Atwood
Bolster
Gibson
Kieffer
Adaims
West End
Tratt
Ware
St. Ry
Lee
Leighton
Bassett
Turner
Mahoney
Noonan
Luther
Robinson
Bishop
London Box
E. O. Thompson
London-Madr Clothing
Old South
Sterling English
B. A. Atkinson & GO
Gan
Forsaith
Curtis, J
Kboolitels Pures
Roxal Baking Powder Cos
Wall Street
N. Ys
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