Noted Author Max O'Rell to Close City Visit at Boston Theatre
Max O'Rell, acclaimed writer, appears one last time in this city at the Boston Theatre next Sunday evening delivering Inscauserie on Jonathan and His Continent. An Tremont temple concert advert led some to think Deham High School uses The National Music Course, but actually the school follows the normal music course by Tufts and Holt. Shapnel Tingley of Cambridgeport is hospitalized with a compound leg fracture after a team collision on Cambridge street yesterday.
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Max O’rell
Boston Theatre
Jonathan
America
Tremont ‘Temple
Ddeham High School
John W. Tufts
H. E. Holt
Shapnel Tingley
Cambridgeport
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cambridge Street
the Educational Union
The
Educational Union
Mary A. Livermore
M. A. Beecher
Avery
Julia Ward Howe
Priscilla White
Wellesley
the Union
Boylston Street
Boston
Catherine Comans
Wellesley College
New England Kennel Club Show In Machinery Hall Boston
Thousands of dogs benched for New England Kennel Club sixth annual exhibition opens at 9 AM in Mechanics Building Boston. Judges assess mastiffs St Bernards and deerhounds with rewards for top dogs. Mexican spaniels and a prize Mexican hairless headline. A trick-dog demonstration caps an event rich in breeds including Great Danes, Bloodhounds, Collies and Poodles.
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Boston
Machinery Hall
Mechanics’ Building
L. D. Hurd
New York
Messrs
James Mortimer
Nathaniel Thayer
John Davidson
John EF. Thayer
William West
J. H. Winslow
Martin Dennis
H. W. Lacy
F. Mayhew
George B. Inches
Mastifi
Beverly rejoices as House votes for division outcome
April 1 reports from Beverly and Bowery Farms recount the House decision on Beverly's division. Beverly crowds celebrate with fireworks and receptions praising John I. Baker, Captain Charles H. Udell, and Robert Endicott while Bowery Farms laments the loss and plans future petitions to contest the outcome.
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Beverly
Town Hall
Republican Club
Board of Trade
Cabot Street
John I. Baker
Charles H. Udell
Robert &. Endicott
Bowery Farms
Marshall’s
Fires Report From Several Cities Across New England
The record details multiple fires: a second hand store blaze at 101 Pleasant street causing $50 damage after drunken men slept near a coal ember. a Charestown home fire at 20 Walnut street from an overheated stove. an early morning blaze gutting R. H. Haslam & Co. dry goods store with $10,000 loss and $14,500 insured stock. a large Hartung Bros. paper mill fire in Delaware with $10,000 to $15,000 loss. and farm buildings including hay, implements, a colt and two cows burned near Saco with $3,600 loss and $2,600 insured.
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Pleasant Street
Mullen
Tewhart
Henry N. Harding
Walnut Street
Charlestown
North Adams
R. H. Haslam & Co
Berviper
N. J
Hartung Bros
Delaware
Saco
James H. Miles
Woman Feigning Illness Arrested on Warrant
Officers Whitman and Cowboy arrested Maiden Mrs. Dr. Ludgate on a fault warrant for feigning illness to avoid court. Accompanied by a doctor, they found her in the cellar of her home and she was taken to Charles Street Jail.
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Cowboy
Dr. Ludgate
Charles Street
The New Art Commission in Boston City Planning
The piece details the formation and aims of Boston s Art Commission established by a March 24 bill. It notes initial members Mayor Hart Abbott Brimmer Cabot and Walker, urges veto power over public art designs, cites past controversies like Coggswell fountain and Crispus Attucks, and previews future work on statues such as Grant Sheridan Farragut with sites to be chosen by the commission.
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Coggswell
Crispus Attucks
Cass
Upham
Thomas N. Hart
A.B. Abbott
Boston Public Library
Martin Brimmer
Museum of Fine Arts
Edward C. Cabot
Boston Society of Architects
Francis A. Walker
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Edward Robinson
Vost
Grant
Sheridan
Kitson
Farragut
Mercantile Celebration for Silas Peirce & Co. 75th Anniversary
A dinner at Young's Hotel marked the seventy-fifth anniversary of Silas Peirce & Co. wholesale grocers at 59 and 61 Commercial Street. Guests included current and former firm members, employees, and associates. Speeches recalled early Boston trade life, long hours, and the firm’s growth from 1815 origins to its modern prosperity.
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Commercial Street
Young’s Hotel
Silas Peirce
Boston
Market Street
Faneuil Hall Square
Boston National Bank
North American Insurance Company
Samuel Hatch
Nathan Cushing
H. L. Pierce
A. Moreton Swallow
Mr. Peirce
Committee On
Peirce
Roxbury
Fitzroy Kelly
J. G. Abbott
Horatio
N. Crane
Hayward W. Cushing
J. H. Farrow
W. W. Clapp
W. L. Foster
Concord
N. J
Henry Bb. “Peirce
H. L. Porce
Edward A Wey H. P. Hall
Benjamin Johnson
The
New Dogland Grocer
Frederick L. Wheeler, Jr
Mr. P. J. Coolidge
Engine Placed In Service After Fire At Station
One of the new Clapp Jones engines tested a week ago was placed in service at the engine house of Company 26 on Mason street. The former engine at these quarters was lost in the Thanksgiving Day fire, and a relief engine has served since. The new machine is a second size engine capable of about seven hundred gallons per minute and weighs roughly seven thousand seven hundred pounds when loaded.
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Clapp & Jones
Company 26
Mason Street
Funeral of Edward Lord in Wartertown
Edward Lord's funeral was held at his Cross street residence with many relatives present. Isaac B. Patten Post 81, G.A.R., attended with thirty four men. Services occurred at the house and at the grave. Pall-bearers were Samuel Stearns B. H. Dow Frank Holmes and Charles Smith. Burial followed in the soldiers' lot at Common Street Cemetery.
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Strctram
Edward Lord
Cross Street
Isaac B. Patten
G.A.R
Samuel Stearns
B. H. Dow
Frank Holmes
Charles Smith
Common Street
Tallapoosa Georgia in the New Era of Growth
Tallapoosa GA emerges as a healthful mountain rail hub with a growing economy and labor demand. The article notes a rising population from 1884 to about 3000, multiple manufacturing outfits, and plans for a new road to Chattanooga. It highlights the Mountain City Glass Works, cotton mill, hosiery plants, extensive rails, and a Yankee city image amid steady immigration from Northern states. It also mentions gold prospects near Camille mine, fertile orchards, and a strong sense of community fostered by visiting New England guests welcomed by Governor Gordon and local leaders.
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New England
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Georgia Pacific
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Land Company
Georgia Pacific Railroad
Lallapoosa Land, Mining & Manufacturing Company
Masonic
Council of Royal Arcanum
Women’s Relief Corps
Camille
Atlanta
Countie
State of Georgia
Hiaralgon County
Gordon
R. L. Spencer
E. P. Carpenter
New
Combustion Device Demonstration at 100 Congress Street
A new principle of combustion was shown yesterday at 11 am in Boston’s 100 Congress street before about 60 spectators. The device burned coal with kindling, heated rapidly and caused a tremor and windows to shake as it melted iron. A second device showcased domestic use with five pounds of kindling, producing warmth and no smoke. The Fales Combustion exhibition runs daily at 11 am at 190 Congress street.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Boston
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