Coercion Denounced at Faneuil Hall Irish Rally
A large crowd at Faneuil Hall heard Governor Ames, Senator Hoar, Mayor O'Brien and John Boyle O'Reilly denounce Britain's coercion bill against Ireland. Speakers urged Irish self government and united Boston as supporters of Gladstone and Parnell, with resolutions condemning the policy and pledging aid to Ireland's leaders.
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Ames
Senator Hoar
O'Brien
John Boyle O'Reilly
Ireland
Victoria
Wales
Scotland
Liberal Party of
England
Boston
Commonwealth
Faneuil Hall
Charles Siewart Purnell
Illiam
Glindstone
George F. Hoar
Hoar
Streland
United States
Massachusetts
Irish Aid Telegrams Move Boston Audience
Patriotically toned dispatches read by John Boyle O'Reilly urged support for Ireland with American sympathy. The event featured a telegram signed by Governor Ames and messages to Mr. Parnell and Mr. Gladstone, drawing loud applause before the audience dispersed at 11 o'clock.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Ireland
Friz@enap
John Boyle O'Reilly
Parnell
Gladstone
O'Reilly
Governor Ames
Putnam Argues for Railroad in Bridge Disaster Hearing
Mr. Putnam argued on behalf of the Boston and Providence Railroad at a thirteen day hearing. He contended that visible bridge defects did not cause the accident and that concealment of a vital part, the hangers design, was not the railroad’s fault given expert tests and confidence in the project. The hearing closed with no immediate decision expected.
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Boston & Providence
Putnam
Charles A. Davis
Bussey
Manley
Hewins
Mrs. Erving Winslow Impresses New York Critics
Boston reader Mrs. Erving Winslow drew strong praise in New York for readings from Charles Reade Christie Johnstone and Story of a Short Life. Critics lauded her versatile intonation facial expressiveness and ability to convey pathos and humor.
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Erving Winslow
New York
Prom
N.Y. Mail
Rxpress
Boston
Charles Reade
Christie Johnstone
John G. Saxe In His Prime And Downfall
A Philadelphia Times portrait recalls John G. Saxe as a striking 6 foot 2 inch figure of vitality who later suffered a railway accident in 1876 and a cascade of personal losses. His final years were spent in deep melancholia with little contact to the world.
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John G. Saxe
Philadelphia Times
Peabody Bequest Honored On Twentieth Anniversary In Nashville
The twenty year mark of George Peabody's education gift to Southern states was celebrated in Nashville at the Watkins Institute. Rev. Eben S. Stearns read a message by telegraph, praising Peabody's vision and the fund's impact on free schools and regional development. Letters from trustees and supporters emphasized education as vital to the Union's strength and urged continued national support.
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George Peabody
Nashville
Tenn
Watkins Institute
State Normal College
Nashville Union
Eben S. Stearns
University of Nashville
Bieb. Penfield
Normal College
Stearns
Tennessee
Dr. Stearns
Robert C. Winthrop
Massachusetts
Hamilton Fish
New York
Charles P. Mellvaine
Ohio
U.S. Grant
William C. Rives
Virginia
John J. Clifford
Earth
Union
Board of Trust
Peabody
Congressional Library
Washington
Congress
Ar. Peabody
Board of Trustees
Rost
C. Winkiner
Samuel A Green
Boston
Eben
D.D
South
Peabody Fund Distributions Highlight Educational Endowments
Secretary Samuel A. Green outlines twenty years of Peabody educational fund grants totaling 1,647,749 used for public education. State distributions include Florida 73,075 Virginia 267,599 Tennessee figures cited, with 18,600 recently allocated to Nashville scholarships and a call to honor George Peabody’s legacy via debt settlement to Tennessee institutions.
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Peabody
Peabody Educational Fund
Tames Aiook Bns
Wieland PT Eeery Apehdeas
Samuel A. Green
Peabody Bequest
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Whiteshou
Colonel Colyar
George Peabody
Colyar
Mississippi
Eve Eae
Fearn Speech at Laying of American School Stone Athens
Mr. Walker Fearn, American minister, addresses the laying of the corner stone for the American School of Classical Studies in Athens. He evokes Greece’s classical heritage, American unity, and cross Atlantic friendship, praising Greece and thanking Greek officials and patrons for the gift of land and support. He ends with a call to advance civilization and knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fearn
Demurrer Plea Dispute in United States v American Bell
The court denies the motion by American Bell Telephone Company to file a demurrer to the whole bill and plead to the same time. It upholds the regular equity procedure, rejecting pleas to test prior litigation and other related matters as improper for this case. The decision emphasizes orderly pleading and declines leaving the bill open to a mixed demurrer and multiple pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
United States of America
American Bell Telephone Company
Crescent City Company
Butcher Company
Poultney
City of Lafayette
Court of Equity
Supreme Court
United States
Court of Patents
Elisha Gray
Patent Office
Courts of Equity
George A. Jenks
George M. Stearns
Jeff Chandler
John Goode
William C. Strawbridge, Jr
Chauncy Smith
James 8. Storrow
Weather Indications For New England And Eastern New York
For twenty four hours from 7 a.m. Tuesday April 5 light rains followed by fair but slightly colder weather. Winds shift to westerly for New England. Eastern New York should expect colder fair weather with early local showers and generally northwesterly winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Well known firm of M Doherty & Co praised for reliability
The Doherty firm at 188 and 192 Kneeland street and 73 Endicott street has long stood as a reliable honorable supplier with a wide stock of liquors. They invite new customers to try their services and begin a business relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Doherty & Co
Kneeland Street
Endicott Street
Indictments for Home Still Led to Guilty Plea and Trial
United States District Court on April 4 reports Levi V Nelson Berry and Chauncy B Hartford indicted for setting up a still in a dwelling in Braintees and distilling liquor. Hartford pleaded guilty Berry pleaded not guilty. Berry moved to quash but was overruled preserving rights. Some counts held valid. Trial unfinished.
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Levi V. Berry
Chauncy B. Hartford
Braintves
Hartford
Berry
Supreme Court sketches for April term jury cases
The Supreme Court opens its April term today Tuesday at a.m. with jury cases to be heard. The list has appeared. Nonjury cases will be heard by Mr Justice Devens beginning on Tuesday next week.
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Justice Devens
Dwyer v Ashworth and Abbott v North Andover Cases
The document records rulings in Dwyer v Ashworth where a jury verdict for the defendant was returned on wage claims, and Abbott v North Andover where defense counsel moved to take the case from the jury arguing lack of a case. The Gene ratified the jury verdict for the defense as exceptions noted. Attorneys named include Sanborn Knox for the plaintiff and Bueley Frye and Bell for the defense. The note ends with McGovern v Crockett described as a contract action to recover wages.
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William 8. Knox
E. T. Bueley
Newton P. Frye
Sherman Bell
McGovern Vu. Crockett
Plaintiff seeks damages for injuries from defective floor
The document lists several civil actions and defenses in a court docket. For case 4023 Chaplin vs Valpey the plaintiff claims damages for personal injuries from a defective floor. Attorneys are De Courcey for plaintiff and Gile for defendant. Additional entries include cases 4024 Flynn admx vs Keenan and 4031 Ashworth vs Manchester, among others.
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C. A. de Courcey
W. Fiske Gile
Chaplin Vs. Valpey
Charles A. de Courcey
A. C. Stone
Court Sittings Listed For April Tuesday Sessions
The April sittings of this court convene today Tuesday at 10 oclock with three sessions. Judges Bacon Blodgett and Thompson preside the respective sessions. The lists for the day follow in order.
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Bacon
Blodgett
Thompson
City Notes Highlights From April City Log
Sheriff O Brien reports 175 prisoners in April jail tally with 107 awaiting trial 37 for fines 20 for sentence six as witnesses three for examination and one debtor. Gentlemen's Driving Association buys land for a half mile Beacon Park track aiming for September or October meeting and 500 members. Mary Collins 60 of Endicott street attempted self harm by throat cut. Steamers Pilgrim and Bristol resume Fall River line for spring and summer. Franklin Typographical Society resumes $5 weekly sick pay after $5000 Eastburn legacy. Tremont House sale rumored then denied. West End syndicate possible buyer. Athletic Club site moved to St James Exeter corner. four story building planned. First Regiment may encamp in Philadelphia September instead of South Framingham. Boston Young Men's Christian Association sets union Fast Day services in Park Street Church with several pastors and Ruggles Street Male Quartet. Albert Howe & Co sells Mooney estate Brookline for $2425. Boston Society of Natural History to hear hoofs claws and nails development and fossil butterflies. E F Huff's No 6 Winter street robbed of $850 value of goods. Clock stolen from Lynu Wyman. Mrs Angie F Newman of Lincoln Neb will speak at Leominster April 16 and other churches in Lynn Malden Somerville and Salem through April 20.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
Irish National League of America
Governor Ames
Frederick O. Prince
Thomas M. Brady
Brady
George F. Hoar
Brackett
O’brien
John Boyle
O’reily
Bartel
A. A. Miner
Conaty
Worcester
Father McKenna
Marlboro
Russell
Cambridge
Patrick Maguire
William W. Doherty
James A. McGeough
P.J. Kendricken
Internal Revenue
John £. Fitzgerald
Thomas Riley
Senator Slattery
Frantingham
Representative Walker
John Conlon
Charles E. Endicott
Eliot Lord
Teeling
Newburyport
Barry
Hyde Park
Neagle
McMahon
Charlestown
Ireland
Murphy
Natick
O'Conor
South
Massachusetts
Old Bay
Great Britain
Treton
Gladstone
Farnell
Thomas Flatley
Walker Fearn
American School of Classical Studies
Athens
Atlantic
America
Ilissus
Pentelicus
Phidias
Acropolis
Parthenon
Classical Studies
Hellas
Europe
Hamilton
Madison
Homer
Plato
Arschylus
Socrates
Greece
Ater
Achilles
Ajax
Andromache
Archimedes
Democritus
da Vinci
Descartes
Watt
Fulton
Franklin
House of Mercy
Tricounis
Dragoumis
Beacon Park
Gentlemen’s Driving Association
Mary Collins
Endicott Street
Pilgrim
Bristol
Fall River
John H. Eastburn
Franklin Typographical Society
Tremont House
Joshua M. Sears
West End
Dartmouth Street
St. James Avenue
Exeter Street
Philadelphia
South Framingham
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Park Street
A. H. Flamb
Boston Society of Natural History
Edward G. Gardiner
S. H. Scudder
E. F. Huff
Winter Street
Lynu Wyman
Angie F. Newman
Lincoln
Neb
Leominster
Women’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Lynn
Malden Methodist Church
Union Square Methodist Church
Somerville
Lafayette Street Church
Salem
Daghestan Plant Collection Offered by John H Pray firm
A large collection of Daghestans is offered at 210 each by John H Pray Sons & Co located at 560 Washington Street. The plants are described as especially desirable for summer cottages and outdoor use.
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John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washington Street
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Thomas Jefferson
Dawes
Saltonstall
Friends of Liberty
T. J. Sullivan
Dublin
C. A. Bartol
Henry George
John Boyle O' Reilly
Miner
Father Teeling
Dorchester
Milton
Lowell
Woburn
Waltham
Nashua
N. H
Malden
Saxonville
John B. Pitzgerald
Thomas J. Conaty
J. J. Donovan
John Fitzgerald
Peer League of America
Owe
P. A. McKenna
Sir
The
Boston & Providence Railroad
Mr. Putnam
Nashville, Tenn
American School AT
Onserver
Signal Service
Oston
Mee
Inns
P.M
Aovsoe
United States District Court
Nelson, J
Supreme Judicial Court
Superior Civil Court
Essex County
City Notes
Louis Roedere
John D. & M. Williams
State Street
Monongahela Monogram Whiskey of Carstairs, WeCall & Co
Horace
Woodbury
Broad ST
Madame Laroux
Broadway
Hotel Vendome
Mme. Laroua
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