Emancipation Anniversary Event at Tremont Temple
A large gathering at Tremont Temple and Meionaen marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation with abolitionist speeches, letters of regret from notable figures, and calls for a Wendell Phillips memorial hall. Prominent attendees include Joshua Young, Joseph Poland, George Downing, Lucretia Mott, and Wendell Phillips supporters.
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Meionaen
Tremont Temple
Messrs
Jones
Fay
Souther
Coy
Eliza Gardiner
Cora Scott Pond
E. Merritt
Joshua Young
Groton
Mass
Joseph Poland
Montpelier
Wilton
N.H
President Roberts
Liberia
George T. Downing
Newport
R. L. Edwin Battles
Boston
J. G. Crawford
Clinton
John W. Hutchinson
Lynn
M. M. Fisher
Medway
Charles P. Adams
Pawtucket
R. L
Judge Austin
Mary A. Blair
Warren
George Kempton
Sharon
Elon
J. K. Fellows
Lowell
Benjamin F. Hutchinson
William Conant
New Hampshire
P. H. Ray
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joshua B. Nye
Portland
W. Johnson
Cambridge
Joan Brown
Jesse Ki. Jones
Abington
Mr. Johnson
Hutchinson
George W. Putnam
Malden
Garrison
Phillips
May
Quincy
Henry
Elizur Wright
Lucretia Mott
Jane Mott
Stephen
Abby Foster
Sewall
Alcott
George Thompson
Marvin I. Lincoln
Deacon Conant
New Stampshire
Daniel Whitney
Southboro
Jesse Jones
Wendell Phillips
Increase Sumner Linccoln
N. H
Ada C. Bowles
Salem
George W. Stacey
Milford
George . Williams
Worcester
Europe
Africa
Cardinal Lavigerie
Pce
Helen Hall Keefe
Hanover
Mark Traiton
Congress
H.W. Blanchard
George W. Patna
George ‘Thompson
Daniel Webster
Samuel May
Leicester
George T. Downins
Anti-Slavery Association
Boson
Lus
Beng. F. Butler
William H. Colcord
Cedar Hunt
Anacostia
D. CO
Sir
South
Norfolk
Hayti
Philadelphia
John G. Whittier
William
Caroline F. Putnam
Tremont Semple
Sarah EL. Southwick
Mr. Sherman
Thomas H.jones
J. &. Leavitt
Edrwin G. Walker
Walker
Treland
Massachusetts
Mutchinson
Borston
Cora Lee Watson
Moses H. Hodges
David Thayer
Lurner
United States Army
Local unions report meetings and new members in Caledonia and Dexter
Local Labor Notes notes that the Bricklayers Union in Caledonia Blall held their meeting with many members present and elected eight new members. The Carpenters and Joiners Union in Dexter Hall admitted several new members and will elect officers next Monday. The Lasters, paper hangers and pattern makers held routine meetings with no major business.
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Bricklayers’ Union
Caledonia Blall
Carpenters and Joiners’ Union
Dexter Hall
P. J. Maguire's Democratic Club Addresses Ward 19 Meet
The Democratic Club of Ward 19 met in Friendship Hall with ex Alderman P J Maguire presiding A five member committee Gallagher Mahan Corliss Farrell and Good was chosen to prepare a debates list for conventions and caucuses on February night The committee will report Wednesday night at another meeting
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Democratic Club
Ward 19
Friendship Hall
P. J. Maguire
Messrs. Gallagher
Mahan
Corliss
Farrell
Good
Channing Hall
Beacon Street
Arthur M. Knapp
Japan
J. G. Schurman
Cornell University
Abbott
H. Allen
Universalist
President Capen
J. W. Wilson
E. L. Houghton
Rockport
Wesleyan Hall
Hla
F. Wood
Chelsea
Clark
Atlanta University
W. L Haven
TC. Walker
Pei
A Little Boy Stabs His Sister in New Reptorp
Frank Hollywood a ten year old boy fatally wounded his sister Mary age thirteen during a domestic incident after her kicking a clock from the cellar stairs. He threatened with a knife and inflicted a four inch gash above the knee as the artery bled. He was arrested trying to escape to the wharf to drown himself. The father, an Irish immigrant, had brought the children to the city seven years ago. the mother is in an insane asylum.
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New Reptorp
Frank Hollywood
Mary
Hollywood
Ireland
Massachusetts Gubernatorial Nomination Battle Sparks Party Feud
Reports from Boston detail the Brackett and Crapo factions in Massachusetts Republicans sparring over who will secure the gubernatorial nomination. Delegates, caucus influence, and temperance loyalties shape strategy while insiders warn of buy and fraud risks. Clark sends delegates a circular urging vote for Brackett.
Crapo campaign managers deny fraud charges amid convention buildup
A Post reporter reached Crapo headquarters but chairman Burdett was unavailable. Crapo managers assert they lead in caucuses, dispute rival figures, and defend their integrity while criticizing Brackett loyalist papers for alleging fraud and paying delegates. They claim Boston caucus results favor Crapo and expect nomination to reflect genuine vote totals.
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Massachusetts
KE. W. Burdett
Crapo
Clark
Brackett
Co. State
Peirce
J. W. Hincks
Vitman
A. J. Pillsbury
Alr
Waterman
New Bedford
C. Frank Rice
Brackett Campaign Committee
Post
Burdett
Rice
Mr. Crapo
Berkshire
Boston
State House
Boston Board of Aldermen Reports on Fire Dept and Reforms
The Boston Board of Aldermen met at 4 p m to receive the fire commissioners annual report. They note 962 alarms and discuss fire waste, a push for a fire proof central building, retirement age fixed at sixty two, and a new drill school. Other actions include budget reallocations, free baths for the poor, street railway track adjustments, and pedestrian vendor restrictions. The board adjourned at 5 25 p m.
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Boston
Boston & Albany
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Stoughton Street
Grant
Sheridan and Farragut
West End Street Railway Company
Tremont Street
Park Street
Boylston Street
Tremont
Charles Streets
Norcross Bros
Court Street
Washington Street
Adams Building
Devonshire, Milk, Water
Pear Streets
Postoffice Square
West End Street Railway
Commonn
Shawmut Avenue
Guildrow
Roxbury Street
Political notes on party headquarters relocations
The Brackett headquarters moved to the Tremont House yesterday afternoon while the Crapo group plans to establish there tonight Colonel Myron P Walker will maintain headquarters at the same Tremont House location serving as the central party point in the area
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Clark
Rice
Mr. Brackett
Tremont House
Brackett
Boston School of Acting Prospectus Promotes Ethical Training
Mrs. Erving Winslow rejects teaching elocution to bore or mock actors and emphasizes nurturing natural expression. Kate Reynolds praises her sympathetic, cultivated approach, aiming to guide aspiring actors while strengthening moral character and discouraging illicit hopes. The note cites Delsarte as a warning against misuses of acting methods.
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Boston School of Acting
Erving Winslow
Kate
Delsarte
Missionary Work in Japan Advances Cited at Congregational Club
The Congregational Club at Horticultural Hall heard reports on progress in Japan and Asia, with speakers detailing new schools for girls, dispensaries, universities, and training centers. They urged continued support, noting rising Christian influence and native leadership in missions.
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Congregational Club
Horticultural Hall
George M. Joynton
J. T. Ise
M. W. Cuiter
N. G. Clark
Daniel March
Edward G. Porter
D. G C. Green
Michael Burnham
Cyrus Hamlin
John Chandler
Madura Mission
Cochran
Arthur M. Knapp
Boynton
Edward G. Forter
Lexington
Japan
Asia
Aelis
Woburn
China
New York
Worcester and
Webster
Sien
Tokio
Dy N. G. Clark
Boston
Joseph Neesina
Star course season tickets sellout amid long line
The sale of season tickets began yesterday with about 500 people in line since Sunday afternoon. Demand remained high as arrivals continued, leaving few seats in the office and signaling strong interest comparable to last season. The West End Street Railway announces temporary rerouting of several lines via Tremont Street to allow Shawmut Avenue track work, with training and work ongoing. Commodore Dewey visited the Charlestown Navy Yard unofficially this forenoon.
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West End Street Railway Company
Lampden Street
Warren Street
Franklin Park
Tremont House
Shawmut Avenue
Tremont Street
Northampton Street
Commodore Dewey
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting
Charlestown Navy Yard
Fall hat styles in Boston from Jackson and Co
Announcement from Jackson and Co at 126 Tremont Street Boston introduces fall hat trends. They showcase their own designs and the renowned Dunlap hat, inviting gentlemen to visit and view the new offerings.
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Boston
Jackson & Co
Tremont Street
Use Horsford’s Phosphate Says Dr Bilby
Dr A M Bilby of Mitchell South Dakota reports using Horsford's Phosphate in several cases of nervous debility with very good results. The testimony underscores the remedy's perceived effectiveness.
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Horsford
A. M. Bilby
Mitchell, Dak
Campaign Issues Cited Over Interstate Commerce Debate
N Matthews Jr., of Boston, writes to The Post noting that interviews mention possible Republican efforts to extend the Interstate Commerce Act. He argues this could alarm merchants by aiming to curb Canadian competition, with Boston merchants seeing protectionist moves as key to their rivalry with New York and Philadelphia.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Amercan
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
N. Matthews, JR
Court verdicts in Lowell cases by order of court
Murphy vs Prince no. 4246 McDuffee v Robarge and Chase v City of Lowell show verdicts for defendants. Attorneys C H Conant J M Hall R D Weston Smith for plaintiff and defendants. Contracts and real estate breach details noted with general denials and signature disputes.
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Murphy Vs. Prince
C. H. Conant
J. M. Hall
R. D. Weston Smith
Thomas J. McDuffee
Henrietta Robarge
Lowell
F. W. Quays
Lilley
Cady
Davis
Chase
City of Lowell
Prolate Court Sequences in Suffolk County Estates and Wills
Administrators appointed for multiple deceased individuals include Cornelius Carr James P Briage James H Gattney Margaret Fegan William S Denvir Coffman Borkowski Charles Forster Waldo Edward R B Rankin Joseph W Philbrook George W Given Eliza Birmingham John J OBrien Isabella R Wells August K E Priessler Jeremiah Noonan Thomas Kelly Titus Makenzie Axe William West Thomas Williams Bernard McNalty Minnie Wortheylake Annie Treanor Hugh Lynch. Wills admitted to probate for Daniel Murphy Michael Holden Patrick Malone John Scott James H Champney Sylvester Hibard Samuel D Crane David A Dunbar Patrick Connors Elbridge Lawton John H Haines Joseph P Sheafe Gustavus A Godbold Stephen Stoddard Patrick Flynn Michael Mallen.
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Cornelius Carr
James P. Briage
James H. Gattney
Margaret Fegan
William S. Denvir
Coffman Borkowski
Charles Forster Waldo
Edward RB. Rankin
Joseph W. Philbrook
George W. Given
Eliza Birmingham
John J. O’brien
Isabella R. Wells
August KE. Priessler
Jeremiah Noonan
Thomas Kelly
Titus Makenzie Axe
William West
Thomas Wiliams
Bernard McNal
Probate Court Advances Wills and Grants Reins in Essex County
In Essex County Probate Court on Sept 23, Jo W. War man appeared as an executor for wills of Robert Rich of Amesbury and John Coleman of Beverly. Wills proved. reins granted on estates of George W. Philbrick Amesbury Inoch C Curtis De Honora Buckley Salem John Kelly West Newbury Robert Emerson Salem N H and Elisha Mc Creary Lynn. Larger inventories include George B Martin Danvers $17476 60 Proctor Perkins Tops field $2918 Joseph Merrill Salisbury $50035 62.
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Robert Rich
Amesbury
John Coleman
Beverly
George W. Philbrick
Inoch C. Curtis
de Honora Buckley
Salem
John Kelly
West Newbury
Robert Emerson
N. H
Elisha McCreary
Lynn
George B. Martin
Danvers
Proctor Perkins
Topsfield
Joseph Merrill
Salisbury
Superior Court civil cases with verdicts and settlements
Essex Superior Court cases list multiple civil actions from Lawrence and Malden. Dyer v Sleeper ended in a verdict for the defendant after a tort claim about misrepresented store goodwill. Parker v New England Telegraph settled before trial for injuries from contact with an electric wire. Morgan v Shaw argued over a $1000 assault claim with defense denials. several docket references follow.
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Essex
Lawrence
Mason
Alice Kelley Dyer
C. Sleeper
Malden
Kane
T. Burley
George A. Parker
C. F. Peters
Benjamin Buckett
Donovan
Goss
Morgan
Shaw
Morache
Saffe
Boston & Rent
Maine RR
Chase Et al
Fulton
Lawrence Leavits
Puck Co
Evans
Leland
S—Joss
Chase
Kracton
Hale
Lonovan
Wright
Murphy
Superior Court Records of Liquor Laws and Offenses
A 18th century docket lists sentences from Superior Criminal Court including fines for liquor law violations and correc tion time. Several cases name parties such as Damery Mullen Sweeney and Keenan, with varied offenses like drunkenness assault and breaking and entering, spanning years 1633 through 1792.
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Superior Criminal Court
Staples
John Lord
House of Correction
James Shea
John O’rourke
Same
John L. White
John Kilbride
John Costello
Commonwealth
Damery
Mullen
Saimne
Sweeney
Charlotte McManus
Con Cannon
Harrington
Wadsworth
Maxim
Waters
Keenan
Foran
Saime
Ayer
Gallagher
Shea
McCarty
Municipal Court List of Cases and Criminal Session Details
First and second municipal court sessions list numerous civil cases with defendants such as Brown vs Yassett Emers on v Pearl Lesion Light Inf Veterans Corp v Knowles Fraiser v Allen Paul v Tobin Weymiss v Wright McNutt v Tobin Montgomery Maney Thayer v Tenney Whitmore v Sullivan Brewer v Hoyt Clay v Melzar Green v Hilborn Gillespie v Low Way ye v Silva Hastings v Hab ard Hubbard v Hi Ligs Philips v Eaton Adams v Kuzzell Jackson v Chadbourne Sullivan v Olsen Fierce v Winch ter abust McCauley v Haines Stront v Chapman Ring v Hatch Thompson v Kenner Frescoe v Walker Baker v Stone Libble v Noble Hubblia v Asken Twombley v Prescott Messenger v Littlehare Way v Johnson Joyce v Knowles Winkle v Carleton Blynn v same Met. Nati Bank v Hopper Bayldone v Heath Whitcomb v Dooley Richmond v Foster Henderson v Porter Goldthwaite v Schroeder Jonecer v Rivers Ward v Allen Bearse v Trask Crowlie v Caswell. Criminal session notes a continuance request in a assault case, larceny and breaking and entering charges, and bond/set fines for several defendants.
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Brown
Yassett
Keith
Sme
Eimerson
Pearl
Lesion Light Inf
Veteran Corps
Knowles
Fraiser
Allen
Paul v. Tobin
Weymiss
Wright
McNutt
Tobin
Montgomery Maney
Thayer
Thayer v. Tenney. 26038—Whitmore
Sullivan
Brewer
Olsen
Fierce
Winchter
McCauley
Haines
Stront
Chapman
Ring
Hatch
Thompson
Kenner
Frescoe
Walker
Baker
Stone
Libble
Noble
Hubblia
Asken
Twombley
Prescott
Messenger
Littlehare
Way
Johnson
Joyce
Winkle
Carleton
Blynn
Same
Nati
Bank
Hopper
Bayldone
Heath
Whitcomb
Dooley
Richmond
Foster
Henderson
Porter
Goldthwaite
Schroeder
Jonecer
Rivers
Ward
Bearse
Season for Seal Sacques At Edward Kakas & Sons
Edward Kakas and Sons at 404 Washington Street advertise their most elegant seal sacques and jackets yet and offer special inducements to early buyers on the season’s latest fur garments.
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Edward Kakas & Sons
Washington Street
William Duncan Fund contributions for Metla kahila fire loss
A Boston appeal details gifts totaling 1593 dollars toward the 12000 dollar loss from a fire that destroyed the Metlakatla steam saw mill and contents. Names include Mrs. Mary Henenway, Hon. George F. Hoar, George Lincoln, W. I. Nichols, H. Rutan, and other donors from Brookline Worcester Norwhich and Cambridge with subscriptions noted. Epwamp I Tomas treasurer cites forwarding totals and subscriber prompts.
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Metlakahila
Alaska
Mary Henenway
Boston
G. W
George F. Hoar
Charles S. Taylor
Burlington
Brookline
William H. Lincoln
Brookli
William Lincoln & Son
M. W. Lyon
New York City
Isk Ik
Sieta Jeans
Aico Wal
W. I. Nichols
Ittleton
Mass
Worcester
Harriet N. Austin
North
Ce W
Chase H. Rutan
Kennan Lectures Season Tickets Go On Sale October 1
The Kennan lectures ticket sale opens at the Tremont Temple box office on October 1 morning after repeated requests. Early sale arranged to accommodate demand.
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Tremont Temple
Lace curtains and upholstery at J dl Pray Sons Co
Those seeking lace curtains portieres furniture coverings silk and upholstery goods of any kind in connection with carpets find it a great convenience at J dl Pray Sons Co where they can be found together ensuring perfect harmony
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J. dl Pray, Sons & Co
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