Ruth Cleveland Receives Carriage Gift in Rahway
In Rahway New Jersey on April 4 a dogcart and Shetland pony were presented to Miss Ruth Cleveland daughter of Grover Cleveland. Gifted by Miss Helen Savage in a gesture reflecting the long friendship between the Cleveland and Savage families.
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Rahway
N. J
Ruth Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Helen Savage
E. S. Savage
Union County Bank of
Cedar Street
New York City
Savage
Cleveland
George W. Savage
United States
Belfast
Ire
Dundee
Scotland
John
Miss Ruth
Princeton
Dot
Miss Helen
London Satire Boosts Mrs Bradley Martin as Society Leader
London papers mock Mrs Bradley Martin and her New York ventures while criticizing Autoclus puffery in Pall Mall Gazette. The Daily Mail notes London sportsmen may cross Atlantic to hunt wild horses, comparing nuisance levels to rabbits in Australia. The cable tournament might pit United States Congress chess players against the House of Commons, led by John Howard Parnell and Horace Plunkett.
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London
the Mail
Bradley Martin
London Society
Bradley Martins
New York
Astor
Pall Mall Gazette
Gazette
Ameria
The
Daily Mail
Africa
India
Atlantic
Rocky Mountain Ranges
Uteh
Australia
United States Congress
House of Commons
John Howard Parnell
Horace Plunkett
United States
Funeral of Darwin E Ware at Marlboro Street Home
The Unitarian funeral for Darwin E Ware was held at his 237 Marlboro Street residence at 12 30 pm with many law and political figures present. Rev Charles G Ames opened with prayer and Rev Edward Hall gave the eulogy. Burial followed in Salem. Governor Wolcott and Chief Justice Field attended along with Justice Allen and Justice Holmes and other Suffolk and Essex lawyers.
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Darwin E. Ware
Marlboro Street
Charles G. Ames
Church of the Disciples
Edward Hall
Cambridge Unitarian Church
Hall
Mr. Ware
Harvard
Mr. Hall
Governor Wolcott
Justice Field
Justice Allen
Justice Holmes
Henry A. Clapp
John Noble
Drs. Blake
Whitney and Woods
Suffolk
Essex
Salem
Bucksport Seminary Plans Third Alumni Reunion
The Bucksport Seminary Association holds its third annual reunion Friday at 7 30 p m in Hotel Brunswick. An orchestra will provide music and alumni will give brief addresses while Misses Nash Hooper and Pillsbury entertain with vocal and instrumental numbers.
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Bucksport Seminary Association
Hotel Brunswick
Nash
Hooper
Pillsbury
Young Men's Congressional Club
Berkeley Hall
Odd Fellows
Tremont
Berkeley Streets
Robert T. Téamoh
Clement G. Morgan
Cambridge
William McCarthy
W. M. Johnson
F. W. Linton
Peter T. Stanford
the Armorers of Tyre
A. C. Wormley
Public vesper service sermon on Evil and Good
The Rev. Charles T. Billings of Lowell Mass conducted the public vesper service at the Christian Union last evening. He preached a sermon of impressive interest on Evil and Good. Musical selections were finely rendered by Mrs Anna Clifford Breed a soprano and Mrs Flora K Barry contralto.
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Charles T. Billings
Lowell
Mass
The
Christian Union
Anna Clifford Breed
Flora K K. Barry
Opera guests and British veterans set for Boston jubilee
The De Reszkes and Mme Litvinne arrive for Siegfried at the Mechanics Building with 200 plus staff. Boston hosts the Victorian Diamond Festival June 21 with invitations to governors and peers. a warship may attend and a 150 page souvenir book is planned for veterans from the Crimea to Afghanistan.
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Victorian Diamond Festival Association
Victoria
Wolcott
Warren
Quincy
Charles Tupper
Canada
Great Britain
Boston
Wilfrid Laurier
London
Dominion
Lord Wolseley
Lord Roberts
Candahar
Ireland
Admiral Erskine
Talbot
Blake
Robarts
Wolseley
A. E. George
British Charitable Society
St. Matthew's Church
South Boston
Bishop Hall
Vermont
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Portland
Portsmouth
Fall River
Providence
Lowell
Worcester
Springfield
Mechanics’ Fair
Central Labor Union Opposes Rivera Execution Discredit to U S
The Central Labor Union adopted resolutions denouncing General Rivera's possible execution as a discredit to the United States and civilization. They planned to query Congressman John F. Fitzgerald about the seamen's bill, approved Neponset Nail Works labor stand, and noted two boycotts. Delegates highlighted a May 5 Columbia Theatre benefit for allied printing trades labels. A mass meeting to challenge a Superior Court seamen decision was progressing.
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Central Labor Union
General Rivera
United States
John F. Fitzgerald
Congress
Neponset Nail Works
Typographical Union
Columbia Theatre
Allied Printing Trades
Superior Court
New Pastor Welcomed at South Medford Baptist Church
The Rev William W Wakeman began his pastorate at South Medford Baptist Church with a call for hearty cooperation from the congregation He urged members to act as a welcome committee and to make serving God their meat by finishing the work given to them. He cited John iv 34 and the example of Jesus to inspire faithful service.
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William W. Wakeman
South Medford Baptist Church
Mr. Wakeman
John iv
Fire destroys Rosenbaum clothing and Otte Carpet stores
A 2 am blaze in Cincinnati wiped out the Rosenbaum clothing establishment and the George F. Otte Carpet Company. Loss estimated at $40,000, fully insured. Guests at the St. Nicholas Hotel including Mme Calve and other Metropolitan Opera artists were frightened but unharmed.
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Cincinnati
Rosenbaum Clothing Establishment
George F. Otte Carpet Company
St. Nicholas Hotel
Mme, Calve
Metropolitan Opera Company
Incendiary Fire Hits Fall River Bleachery
Fire at a Fall River bleachery caused about 1500 dollars in damage. A watchman fought the blaze for an hour before sprinklers activated. Charles Mercier, recently discharged employee of 1091 Rodman Street, was arrested on arson charges.
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Fall River
Charles Mercier
Rodman Street
Arson Charge Arrests in Haverhill Case at Kenora House
John Sullivan and John Bray were arrested in Haverhill on a charge of setting fire to the vacant Kenora House near the New Hampshire line. Fire was started in three spots but caused only slight damage and was extinguished. They will be arraigned in police court tomorrow morning. Also note Salvation Oil advertises 25c bicycle fall protection.
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Schoeffel & Grau Opera Company
Cincinnati
Jean
Edeouard de Reszke
David Bispham
Mme. Litvinne
Boston
Boston & Albany
Mmes
Calve
Mantelli
Bauvermeister
M. Pol Pianeca
Signor Cremonini
Mme. Calve
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Faust
Mechanics’ Building
Tremont Theatre
Edouard de Reszke
Willy Schutz
Mme. Nordica
Mr. Schutz
Isolde
de Reszkes
Jean de Reszke
Siegfried
Mme. Caire
Hotel Victoria
Haverhill
John Sullivan
John Bray
Kenora House
New Hampshire Line
Jaunty empire jacket with Watteau back and passementerie trim
This pattern guide describes a box cloth jacket in tan with passementerie bands. It features an empire front with box plaits, a Watteau back with a short yoke and a wide double pleat, a fashionable collar with a tab, and flaring cuffs. Made in sizes 32 to 42 bust, pattern No. 7029 requires 2 7/8 yards of 54 inch material.
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Melton
Congressional Forecast On Arbitration Treaty Vote
Acting Chairman Davis of the Senate foreign relations committee may delay final consideration of the arbitration treaty this week. No voting pair arrangements yet. two affirmative votes pair with one negative, requiring a two thirds majority. Davis seeks time for the State Department to study treaty changes before any executive session. The ratification outlook remains precarious as other bills loom, with Elkins set to speak on a 10 percent tax on goods shipped in foreign vessels. policy endorsed by Republican platforms in fifteen states.
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Washington
Davis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
State Department
Senate Appropriations Committee
Elkins
United States
Emperor Reaffirms Cabinet In Austria Crisis
Vienna April 4 The Austrian cabinet crisis following the Friday resignation of Count Badeni and his ministers ends as Emperor Francis Joseph refuses to accept the resignations. After talks the Emperor restates support for the entire cabinet and Badeni and colleagues decide to continue governing despite an impracticable liberal majority in the Reichsrath.
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Vienna
Count Badeni
Francis Joseph
Reichsrath
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Mothers of America
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Opera In Mechanics
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New England
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Zeke de Lussan
America
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Beerbohm Tree
Alderman Morgan
Malone
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China
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Montreal
Ray Doyle
Sumner Street
Church of the Assumption
Knights OF Columbus
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Inepec
JOB
Williams
Washingte St
Milk St
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