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STATE ALMSHOUSE AND STATE FARM.
STATE ALMSHOUSE, Tewksbury .- Supt. and Resident Physician, John HI. Nichols, M. D., salary $2,250; Asst. Snpt., Archibald J. Ranney, M. D., salary -$1,500; Asst. Physicians, Arthur T. Mann, M. D., salary $500: Edmund F. Curry, M. D. Clerk, Hi- ram P. Dinsmore, salary $1.000. Trustees, Rev. Payson W. Lyman, Fall River; Jacob H. Hecht, Boston; J. White Belcher, Randolph; Mrs. Anna F. Prescott, Boston; Mrs. Sa- rah D. Fiske, Malden; Cecil F. P. Bancroft, Andover; Leonard Hun- tress, Lowell.
STATE FARM, Bridgewater .- Supt., Hollis M. Blackstone, salary $2.50), Deputy Supt., Benjamin F. Robin- son. salary $1,000; Resident Physi- cian, Charles 1. Drew. M. D., sa !- ary $1,200; Asst. Physician, J. Frank Blair, M. D .; Clerk, Henry J. Stann. Trustees, same as State Almshouse.
PRISONS AND REFORMATORIES.
STATE PRISON. Boston (Charles- town). - Warden, Benj. F. Bridz-s. Deerfield, salary $3,780; Deputy War- den, Nnthan D. Allen, salary $2.4.20: Clerk, Edward A. Darling, salary $2,000; Physielan, Joseph 1.
Laughllu, M. D., salary $1,000: Chaplain, Rev. John W. F. Barnes. Salary $2,000; Agent for Discharge1 Con: lets, George E. Cornwall, salary $1.000, office State House. Boston.
MAMA, REFORMATORY, Concord (Post Office, Concord Junction) .- Supt., Jo
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STATE INSTITUTIONS.
seph F. Scott, Concord, salary $3,500; Deputy . Supt., Charles S. Hart,salary $2,000; Physician, Theo- dore Chamberlain, M. D., salary $1,000; Clerk, Percy W. Allen, salary $2,000; Chaplain, Rev. W. J. Batt. salary $2,000.
REFORMATORY PRISON FOR WOMEN, Sherborn (Post Office, South Fra- mingham) .- Supt., Ellen C. Johnson, Boston, salary $2,000; Deputy Supt., Frances A. Morton, salary $791; Physician, Frances W. Potter, M. D., Boston, salary $1,000; Chaplain, Et- tie L. Lee, salary $1,000; Clerk, Su- sie P. Brooks, salary $800.
OTHER INSTITUTIONS.
HOSPITAL COTTAGES FOR CHIL- DREN, Baldwinsville .- Supt. (vacan. cy). State Trustees, Charles H. Al- len, Lizzie R. Dolierty, David H. Coolidge, Boston; Arthur H. Lowe, Fitchburg; Merrick Bemis, Worces- ter.
MASSACHUSETTS CHARITABLE EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, 176 Charles street, Boston .- Supt., Dr. George Stedman; State Trustees, Willard P. Phillips, Salem; William D. Sohier, Beverly.
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPI- TAL, Blossom street, Boston .- Resi- dent Physician, John W. Pratt, M. D .; State Trustees, David P. Kim- ball, William S. Bigelow, Boston; Charles V. Bemis, Medford; Henry S. Howe, Brookline.
MASS. HOMOEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, East Concord street, Boston .- Resi- dent Physician, Thomas M. Strong, M. D .; State Trustees, Erastus T. Colburn, Newton; James H. Eaton, Lawrence; N. Emmons Paine, New- ton; Oliver H. Durrell. Cambridge: Sidney M. Hedges, Boston.
MASSACHUSETTS HOSPITAL FOR DIP- SOMANIACS AND INEBRIATES, Foxboro.
-- Supt., Marcello Hutchinson. salary, $2.083; State Trustees, Benjamin H. Hartwell, Ayer; Anna P. Williams, Boston; Alfred E. Burton, Boston; Joseph G. Pinkham, Lynn; Edward Cowles, Belmont.
MASSACHUSETTS HOSPITAL FOR CON- SUMPTIVES AND TUBERCULAR PA- TIENTS, Rutland .- Trustees, Welling. ton E. Parkhurst, Clinton; Augustine W. Esleeck, Holyoke; Frederick B. Percy, Brookline; Alfred Worcester, Waltham; John C. Hammond, North- ampton.
MASSACHUSETTS HOSPITAL FOR EPI- LEPTICS. Monson, P. O. Palmer .- Supt .. Dr. Everett Flood. Trustees, William N. Bullard, Boston: Burn- ham R. Benner. Lowell; Adelaide A. Calkins, Springfield; Albert C. Getch- ell. Worcester; Charles A. Clongh, Boston; Mabel W. Stedman, Boston; William S. Hyde, Ware.
MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL FOR THE FEEBLE-MINDED, Waltham. - Supt., Walter E. Fernaid; State Trustees, John S. Damrell. Boston: William W. Swan, Brookline; Francis J. Barnes. Cambridge; Elizabeth E. Coolidge, Boston; Erskine Warden, Waltham; Frank G. Wheatley. Ab- ington.
PERKINS INSTITUTION AND MASSA CHUSETTS SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND. 553 East Broadway, South Boston. - Director, Michael Anagnos; Medical Inspector, John Homans; State Trus tees, William L. Richardson, Boston : Norwood P. Hallowell, Medford: Francis W. Hunnewell, Wellesley : Robert H. Gardiner, Newton.
SOLDIERS' HOME IN MASSACHU- SETTS, Chelsea .- Supt., Capt. G. W. Creasey; State Trustees, Elisha S. Converse, Malden: Nelson F. Bond. Fitchburg; Charles H. Porter, Quin- cy.
LABOR LAWS OF MASSACHUSETTS IN BRIEF.
General weekly payment prescribed. Fifty-eight hours a week the limit of labor for all minors and women in ali mercantile and manufacturing es- tablishments.
Nine hours constitute a day's work for ali laborers, workmen and mc- chanics employed by or in behalf of the Commonwealth or any city or town.
Ten hours to constitute a day's work for all street railway conduc- tors, drivers and motormen.
No child under fifteen to be em ployed in any factory, workshop or mercantile establishment unless he has attended school for at least 30 weeks In the year.
Seats in manufacturing, mechan- ical or mercantile establishments re- quired for female employees.
Healthful saultation and proper ventuatlon of all factories, etc., re- quired under penalty.
Mechanics given preference in at- tachments for wages on property on which they have labored.
Special law compelling display of specifications in the manufacture of textiles.
Engineers and firemen required to pass examinations for license. Frce text - books in all pupil schools.
Intimidation of employees prohib- ited.
Any attempt to Influence the giving or withholding of a vote prohibited.
State board of arbitration appoint- ed to act as the medlum when re- quested In the settlement of disputes between labor and capital.
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MASSACHUSETTS PENAL INSTITUTIONS AND CRIMINAL STATISTICS .* (From report of Commissioners of Prisons for year ending Sept. 30, 1898.)
INSTITUTION.
Location and P. O. Address.
Principal Officer.
Salary.
Average No. of
Prisoners.
Net Cost of
Support.
State Prison . .
Boston; P. O., Charlestown.
Benjamin F. Bridges.
$4,000
834
$121,043
Reformatory Prison for Women. Massachusetts Reformatory.
Sherborn; P. O., S. Framingham.
Mrs. Ellen C. Johnson.
2,000+
278
43.610
Concord; P. O., Concord Junction. ..
Joseph F. Scott ..
3,500
947
196,690
State Farm.
Bridgewater; P. O., State Farm Barnstable.
.
H. M. Blackstone.
2,000
729
125,934
Barnstable Co. Jail and House of Cor.
.
Pittsfield.
Charles W. Fuller, Sheriff.
1,000
102
15,134
New Bedford
J. Arthur Taylor
2,000
358
47,133
Dukes County Jail ..
Edgartown.
Hiram Crowell ..
Charles W. Morrill.
1,200
90
16,558
Essex Co. Jail and House of Cor
ยท
Lawrence.
H. G. Herrick.
1,300
179
15,835
Essex County Jail.
Newburyport
Charles L. Ayers .. .
900
18
5,022
Essex Co. Jail and House of Cor ...
Salem
Samuel A. Johnson, Sheriff ..
1,000
137
17,130
Franklin Co. Jail and House of Cor ..
Greenfield ..
Charles S. Richardson
700
37
8,008
Hampden Co. Jail and House of Cor ..
Springfield.
Embury P. Clark, Sheriff.
1,000
232
21,206
Hampshire Co. Jail and House of Cor ..
Northampton
J. E. Clark, Sheriff.
1,000+
45
8,472
Middlesex Co. Jail and House of Cor ... Middlesex County Jail.
Lowell
+II. G. Cushing. Sheriff.
1,000+
109
16,832
Nantucket Co. Jail and House of Cor ..
Nantucket
Frederick F. Parker .
50
0
74
Norfolk Co. Jail and House of Cor ..
Dedham .
A. B. Endicott, Sheriff
1,000
76
6,918
Plymouth Co. Jail and House of Cor .. Suffolk County Jail.
Plymouth.
A. K. Harmon, Sheriff.
1,000+
86
8.599 40,078
Suffolk County House of Correction. ..
Boston; Deer Island .
James R. Gerrish.
2,500+
1,479
119,864
Suffolk County House of Correction ..
John C. Whiton .
2,500+
533
72,925
Worcester Co. Jail and House of Cor ...
Fitchburg.
B. D. Dwinnell ..
1,400
141
12,128
Worcester Co. Jail and House of Cor.
Worcester
R. H. Chamberlain, Sheriff ...
1,000
285
25,544
7,451
$1,011.738
In each institution the principal officer has a residence free of rent.
*Excepting schools for juvenile offenders. The institutions maintained by the State for the imprisonment of juvenile offenders are the Lyman School for Boys at Westboro and the State Industrial School for Girls at Lancaster. See State Charitable Institutions. tAlso boarded at public expense. #Deceased.
There were 37,531 commitments during the year, 69 died, 41 escaped, 41 pardoned, 65 removed to lunatic hospitals.
MASSACHUSETTS YEAR BOOK.
George H. Cash ..
387.50
11
3,031
Berkshire Co. Jail and House of Cor Bristol Co. Jail and House of Cor .. Bristol County Jail ..
Taunton.
I. Granville Carrier, Keeper.
800+
4-4
8,802 533
Essex County House of Correction
.
.
Cambridge; P. O., E. Cambridge
John R. Fairbairn.
2,500
476
54,624
Boston (Charles street)
John B. O'Brien. Sheriff
1,000+
225
Boston; P. O., South Boston. .
200
2
Ipswich
STATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
STATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
NAME.
SUPERINTENDENT.
Salary.
No. of Inmates
Total Cost of Conducting
Worcester Lunatic Hospital.
H. M. Quinby, M. D.
$2,000
874
$270,938
Worcester Insane Asylum.
E. V. Scribner, M. D.
2,449
419
79,167
Taunton Lunatic Hospital .
John P. Brown, M. D.
3,000
806
151,552
Northampton Lunatic Hospital
J. A. Houston, M. D.
2,500
563
103, 432
Danvers Lunatic Hospital
A. H. Harrington, M. D.
2,500
890
213,940
Westboro Insane Hospital.
Geo. S. Adams, M. D.
2,500
584
139.482
Hospital for Dipsomaniacs, Foxboro
M. Hutchinson, M. D.
2,500
159
66,383
State Almshouse, Tewksbury
John H. Nichols, M. D.
2,250
1252
178,772
State Farm, Bridgewater.
H. M. Blackstone .... Edward Cowles, M. D.
2,500
1168
208,680
Lyman School, Westboro
Theo. F. Chapin ..
2,000
77.089
State Industrial School, Lancaster.
Luann L. Brackett .:
1,200
167
42,715
* Mass. School Feeble-Minded, Waltham Medfield Insane Asylum.
Edward French, M.D.
2,500
1001
154,622
*Baldwinsville Cottages.
H. W. Page, M. D.
1,200
116
38,818
Mass. Hospital for Epileptics:
Everett Flood, M. D.
200
20,400
* Partly under State control.
The total appropriation for State paupers under the direction of the State Board of Lunacy and Charity, in 1898, was $645,400.
PAUPERISM IN MASSACHUSETTS. IN CITIES AND TOWNS. NUMBER OF PERSONS WHOLLY OR PARTIALLY SUPPORTED. (The State poor in institutions not included.)
COUNTIES.
Supported.
Supported.
of Support.
Barnstable,
180
779
$41,393
Berkshire, .
500
2,094
89,461
Bristol, .
1,639
13,019
237.557
Dukes,
18
39
3,863
Essex.
2,223
8,959
300,338
Franklin,
203
809
35.402
Hampden,
1,034
5,743
132,514
Hampshire,
288
1.465
51,784
Middlesex, .
3,103
12,766
393,181
Nantucket,
42
155
7,318
Norfolk,.
592
2,549
133,043
Plymouth, .
482
2,943
107,929
Suffolk, .
5,042
12,183
597,453
Worcester,
1,478
9,569
268,967
Total,
16,825
73,072
$2,400,206
POOR IN THE STATE WITHIN THE YEAR ENDING SEPT. 30, 1898.
In-door poor supported, average. 4,187
State,
Town, 10,107
14,294
Out-door poor supported, average.
State,. Town, 1,003
2,066
Out-door poor relieved.
State,
20,214
Town, 41,980
62,194
Cost of support and relief-
Towns, $2,400,206
State,
626,372
Total,
$3,026,578
INSANE IN THE STATE.
Number of State, town and pri- vate patients in public hos- pitals and asylums for the insane Sept. 30, 1898, 6,865
Number in town almshouses, 874
In private families, 147
Total. 7,886
Probable causes of mental dis- eases in seven hospitals in 1898:
Intemperance, 272
Heredity,
166
Senility, 190
Ill health. 66
Net cost to the State of inmates of State institutions (not all insane).
$575.680
Average weekly cost per capita, $2.71
-
*McLean Asylum, Waverley
164
W. E. Fernald. M. D.
3,000
598
129,993
Wholly
Partially
Net cost
1,063
Sept. 30, 1898.
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MASSACHUSETTS YEAR BOOK. IMMIGRATION STATISTICS. For the year ending Sept. 30, 1898.
Nativity of Aliens Arriving at the Port of Boston from Foreign Ports.
1896.
1897.
1898.
Can Neither
Read nor Write.
1896.
1897.
1898.
Can Neither
Read nor Write.|
Ireland.
8,717 3,577
6,330 3.013
5,773 3,232
28
Portugal,
11
2
3
Wales,
37
10
19
-
Denmark,
61
63
170
Scotland,
940
490
585
7
Hungary,
16
25
16
1
Germany,
82
150
150
5
Austria.
73
99
131
19
France,
35
37
63
1
: Finland.
979
305
203
7
Russia,
596
454
5:23
102
Australia,
2
2
1
Poland,
15
137
22
Turkey,
18
30
2
1
Sweden,
2,198
1,238
1.516
Other countries.
42
62
108
Norway,
756
390
269
British
North
67
28
125
Italy,
21
19
11
-
Totals,
18.274
12,768
13,058
371
In addition to the above. there were 220 who arrived at New Bedford, 49 at Prov- incetown, and 5 at Gloucester.
The total amount of money brought over by the above immigrants was $160,145, or an average of $12.27 each.
DESTINATION OF IMMIGRANTS ARRIVING AT BOSTON.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1896.
1897.
1898.
Alabama, Arizona,
11;
3 |Nevada.
2
1
3
-
New Hampshire,
394
316
241
California,
52
20
36
New Jersey,
44
20
24
Colorado,
54
9
11
New Mexico,
-
5
Connecticut,
108
74
107
New York.
1,211
598
913
Delaware,
2
7
North Carolina,
57
41
33
Dist. of Columbia. Florida,
1
4
1
Oklahoma,
1
3
4
Illinois,
514
316
337
Pennsylvania,
258
155
147
Indiana,
18
12
14
Rhode Island.
1,051
551
698
Iowa.
68
42
38
South Carolina,
25
16
12
Kentucky,
6
1
4
Tennessee,
9
4
Maine.
330
217
201
Utah,
5
3
3
Maryland,
11
5
9
Vermont,
63
39
44
Massachusetts,
13,130
9,879
9,713
Virginia.
12
2
2
Michigan,
207
71
69|
Washington.
10
4
28
Minnesota,
319
174
166
West Virginia,
2
1
1
Mississippi,
2
2
Wisconsin,
127
29
21
Missouri,
10
11
18
Wyoming,
12
11
1
Montana,
14
15
8
Nebraska,
25
17
25
Totals,
18,274
12,765
13,058
3
0.15
6
-
Greece,
5
3
1
-
-
Belgium,
4
5
5
Amer'n Pos ..
Holland,
10
11
1
1
North Dakota,
4
Ohio,
97
52
64
Georgia,
Idaho,
3
Oregon.
2
1
1
Kansas.
9
25
South Dakota,
Louisiana,
4
Texas,
9
2
England,
178
Spain.
.
2
2
1
3
Switzerland,
IMMIGRATION STATISTICS.
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OCCUPATIONS OF IMMIGRANTS ARRIVING AT BOSTON.
Males.
Females.
Males.
Females.
Professional.
Skilled-(Concluded).
Actors,
1
Saddlers and harness-m'kers,
3
Artists,
Seamstresses,
Clergy,
28
-
Shoemakers,
57
Editors,
- Spinners,
23
Engravers,
5
1
Stone-cutters,
12
Lawyers,
12
Tailors,
101
6
Musicians,
5
1
Tanners and curriers, Tinners,
1
Physicians,
14
12
Tobacco manufacturers,
12
2
All others not specified,
36
Watch and clock makers,
8
Weavers,
10
109
Total professional,
103
51
All others not specified,
77
18
Skilled.
Total skilled,
1,216
29
Accountants, etc.,
8
19
Miscellaneous.
Bakers,
40
Agents, factors,
28
11
Blacksmiths,
43
Bankers,
1
Brewers,
3
Cooks,
6
30
Butchers,
27
Farmers,
280
Cabinet-makers.
13
Grocers,
3
-
1
Merchants, dealers,
137
1
Dressmakers,
103
Servants,
40
3,934
Engineers,
60
1
All others, not stated,
317
121
Gardeners,
28
Glaziers,
1
Total miscellaneous,
3,242|
4,086
Iron-workers,
4
No occu., includ. wom. & chil.
1,553
2,515
Locksmiths,
2
Machinists,
29
1
RECAPITULATION.
Mariners,
92
Masons,
19
Professional,
103
51
Mechanics, not specified,
19
Skilled,
1,216
292
Millers,
5
Miscellaneous,
3,242
4,086
Miners,
28
No occupation,
1,553
2,515
Painters,
59
Plasterers,
1
Total,
6,114
6,944
Plumbers,
19
Printers,
19
BOSTON CARRIAGE FARES.
For one passenger in city proper. except for distanees beyond certain limits, or within South Boston, East Boston, Charlestown or Roxbury, 50 cents. Each additional adult passen- ger, 50 cents. Children under four years with an adult, free; between four and twelve years, half price. From 12 at night to 6 in the morning, 25 cents extra for each passenger. No charge for one trunk; each addi- tional trunk, 25 cents. By Herdic carriages and one-horse cabs, 25 cents each passenger for ordinary trips, or $1 per hour for one or up to four pas- sengers.
MELROSE TO BE A CITY.
Melrose will become a city January 1, 1900. At a special town meeting it was voted 526 to 218 to accept the act of the Legislature making it a city. The elec- tion of city officials will take place in December. They will include a mayor and one branch of aldermen, twenty-one in all, seven at large and two from each of the seven wards. Melrose will be the thirty-third city incorporated in Massa- chusetts. The last city incorporated was North Adams, April 8, 1895.
1
-
Hotel-keepers,
2,414
Coopers.
5
178
11
Laborers,
16
Carpenters and joiners, Clerks,
79
-
5
Teachers,
10
Barbers and hair-dressers,
9
-
Jewelers,
.
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MASSACHUSETTS YEAR BOOK. PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRIES OF NEW ENGLAND.
(U. S. Census of 1890.) GRANITE PRODUCTION.
STATES.
No of Quarries.
Capital Invested.
Hands Employed.
Paid in Wages.
Value of Products.
Maine
153
$1,377,735
3,737
$1,517,026
$2,225,839
New Hampshire
78
761,362
1,253
529,945
727,531
Vermont
53
967,750
961
408,916
581,870
Massachusetts
151
2,235,759
3,333
1,630.128
2.503.503
Rhode Island
37
646,392 891,889
1,195
618,030
931,216
Connecticut
53
1,630
697,080
1,061,202
The great bulk of the granite output comes from the vicinity of the eastern coast of the United States. The States of Massachusetts, Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Georgia, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Maryland, New Jersey, Virginia, New York, Delaware, North and South Carolina produced in 1889 77.72 per cent. of all the granite produced in the entire country, and the New England States produced 55.52 per cent. of the entire output. valued at $8,031,161. Massachusetts and Maine were first and second respectively, Connecticut and Rhode Island fourth and fifth, New Hampshire seventh, and Vermont ninth in the value of product.
COTTON MANUFACTURES.
STATES.
No.of Es- tablish- ments.
Capital Invested.
Hands Employed
Paid in Wages.
Value of Products.
Maine
23
$20,850,754
13,992
$1,372,473
$15,316,909
New Hampshire
27
26,801,933
19,533
6,429,084
21,958.002
Vermont
6
1,431,986
737
220,742
914,685
Massachusetts
187
128,838,837
76.213
26,230,667
100.202,882
Rhode Island.
94
38,798.161
24,832
8,131,142
27,310,499
Connecticut
65
26,431,578
13,411
4,524,483
15,409,476
According to the Census Bulletin for 1890, nearly six-sevenths of the print cloths and a much larger proportion of the finest goods were made in New England.
WOOLEN MANUFACTURES.
STATES.
No.ofEs- tablish- ments.
Capital Invested.
Hands Employed
l'aid in Wages.
Value of Products.
Maine
89
$9,700,525
5,453
$1,991,676
$8,814,256
New Hampshire
99
15,090.286
9,446
3,350,195
14.477,572
Vermont
41
4,264,264
2.303
895,284
3,829,641
Massachusetts.
336
75.665,637
43,038
16,154,034
72.681,408
Rhode Island.
91
28,886,337
19,325
7,049,109
34,722,495
Connecticut
109
25,090,116
13,047
4,940,783
28,843,963
The great seats for the manufacture of woolen goods are the New England States, Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey.
FISHERIES.
STATEB.
No. of Vessels.
Persons Ein- ployed.
Tonnage.
Value of Outfit.
Capital and Shore Property.
Value of Fisheries.
Maine.
408
14,199
13,136.67
$638,151
$1,415,108
$2,111.206
New Hampshire.
15
365
588.05
33,390
43,100
88,511
Massachusetts
836
17,238
59,259.30
2,550,444
7,343,407
5,858,274
Rhode Island
69
1,757
1,484.79
146,202
614,283
935,144
Connecticut.
214
3,017
5,269.68
243,384
1,959,305
1,557,506
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