Ten thousand children greet President Cleveland at White House egg roll
Washington April 11 special reports the White House grounds alive with about 10 000 children for the annual egg rolling. kids aged 3 to 15 ran and played while police located lost youngsters. crowds surged, the President greeted them, then more children filed back outside as doors closed and work resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Capitol
Congress
Wate House
Mr. Cleveland
Santa Claus
Cleveland
Hayes
Irish-American delegation invited to White House protest
Washinetron April 11 A delegation of Irish-Americans called at the White House to invite the President to attend a meeting protesting coercion in Ireland. The President said it would be improper for him to attend in any official capacity. John Winslow appointed postmaster at Nantucket Mass Ira Goddard Ludlow Vt and Sohn Lewis Olneyville R L to fill expiring commissions. Also Farnum named postmaster at Uxbridge Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinetron
White House
Ireland
Colonel Lamont
John Winslow
Nantucket
Mags
J. F. Murphy
Ira Goddard
Ludlow
A. H. Lockwood
Soan
Lewis
Olmeyville
R. L
W.S. Brownell
H. 5
Farnum
Uxbridge
Mass
Fairchild
Boston
United States Supreme Court
Charles G. Francklin
Amasa Sprague
Circuit Court of the United States
District of
Rhode Island
Bradley
Blatchford
John M. Wilson
Peter C. Haynes
Garrett J. Lydecker
Bennington Battle Monument
Death of Chief Engineer Hunt Aboard Catalonia
The death of Chief Engineer George P. Hunt U S N on the Catalonia during a voyage from Liverpool to Boston is reported. He was ill after a medical survey on the Juniata and died of gastitalgia seven days from Liverpool, leaving a widow two sons and a daughter. Hunt served since 1861, promoted to chief engineer in 1880, saw action in the Civil War, and held posts at Morgan Iron Works and Navy Yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Hunt
U.S.N
Catalonia
Liverpool
Boston
United States
Juniata
Straits of Magellan
Cunard Company
Navy Yard
Brighton
Hunt
Charlestown
Gastitalgia
Huspt
Naval Service
North Atlantic
Rhode Island
Dagorah
Mendota
Morgan Iron Works
New York
Jomeston Navy Yards
Anecdotes of Raymond from the New York Times
This profile praises John T. Raymond as a beloved theater figure famed for loyalty to his company and a compulsive hobby of matching. It recounts prankish escapades in California, San Francisco, Paris, and Broadway, including a famous elevator episode and a clash over lighting a cigar, revealing his spirited, fearless persona and close ties with Sothern.
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N. Y
California
John McCullough
John
Tie
Europe
Raymond
San Francisco
Charles B. Bishop
Nat Goodwin
Palace Hotel
Bishop
Broadway
Sothern
Paris
Lord Dundreary
Conference Recommends Nine-Hour Day in Building Trades
The Master Builders and Amalgamated Building Trades committees met in Boston to decide hours of work. They propose nine hours on weekdays and eight on Saturdays from April 1 1887 to April 1 1888 with hourly pay and arbitration for disputes. A yearly January conference is suggested to address future questions.
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Master Builders’ Association
National Association
Chicago
Amalgamated Building Trades
L. P. Soule
Cyrus T. Clarke
Ira J. Hersey
Henry Hussey
David MclIntosh
E. Littlefield
W. A H. Sayward
Amalgamated Trades
L. W. Davidson
A. M. Dallas
J. Harrington
P. J. Henry
J. W. Comstock
M. Sullivan
J. E. Jackson
Devonshire Street
Sayward
Amalgamated ‘Trades
Master Builders
Amalgamated Building Trades Committee
Seventh annual ball of Columbian Rowing Association
The Columbian Rowing Association of West Boston held its seventh annual ball and reception in Lyceum Hall last evening. Invited guests included Ed Hanlan George Hosmer Casey Fox Eugene Buckley Brown Cummings and others with Alderman Sullivan and several councilmen and senators in attendance. Jeremiah Coleman presided as door director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Rowing Association of
West Boston
Lyceum Hall
Ed Hanlan
George Hosmer
Casey
The
Centrals
Fox
Crescents
Eugene Buckley
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Brown
Massabesies
Cummings
Bradfords
John H. Sullivan
Foes
McRanany
Morrison
Pitzgerald, Kennedy
D. D. Dwyer
Jeremiah F. Coleman
Association
Authors Aid Blind Kinder garten Readings at Paine House
In Joy street parlors, Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes and a group of Boston authors read from their works to support the kindergarten for the blind. Notables included Maud Howe Elliott, Louise Imogen Guiney, William Ordway Partridge, and Lorelle Damon, with excerpts from poems, stories, and unpublished pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Treat Paine
Joy Street
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Kindergarten For
M. Anaguos
Donald de Vere Graham
Maud Howe Elliot
Phil Owens
Shay
Keats
Parnassus
Louise Imogen Guiney
Lorelle Damon
Perkins Institution For the
Beethoven
Mr. Paine
Bunker Hill Day Plans Set By Boston Militia Association
A Boston Veteran Militia Association committee met at the Tigers' headquarters to arrange a June 17 reception for the national veteran organization. Captain Dyer chaired. F I Robinson was secretary. Visiting groups assemble at Boylston Hall at 9 30 a m and parade by 10 a m. After 2 p m, entertainments follow with open house at Charlestown Cadets and harbor excursions to welcome guests.
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Boston Veteran Militia Association
Tigers
Essex Street
National
Dyer
F.I. Robinson
Boylston Hall
Charlestown
Boston
Denis Hart Tully, Boston Fruit Merchant, Dies
Denis Hart Tully a leading Boston dealer in foreign fruits died at his residence on Easter morning He came to Boston from Ireland in 1854 and built a career as importer and partner in John S Blake’s Mediterranean business He also served as treasurer of the Boston Beer Company and supported the Church of the Immaculate Conception Boston College and other charitable institutions업
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Denis Hart Tully
Tully
Boston
Ireland
John S. Blake
Central Wharf
Blake
Sumac
Boston Beer Company
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boston College
Notable deaths slice several prominent figures across states
Charles F. Kelley known as Doc, owner of Tre Mont and Lafayette House Salem, died suddenly in Hot Springs Ark at 48. General James T. Pratt died in Wethersfield Conn at 84. Duchess Flora Hastings, former Lady Flora Hastings, is dead. Samuel Simpson uncle of General Grant died near Batavia Ohio at 91. William Connor of Exeter NH dies at 80. John Clark Morrison and Eben S. Stearns noted for careers in theater and education respectively.
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Charles F. Kelley
Doc
Tremont Street
Salem
Hot Springs
Ark
Kelley
Danvers
Libby
James T. Pratt
Wethersfield
Conn
Hartford
Junius
Morgan
Pratt
Congress
Buckingham
Duchess of Norfolk
Flora Hastings
Harry Fitzalan Howard
Duke of Norfolk
Charles Frederick Abrey Hastings
Countess of
London
Samuel Simpson
Grant
Ulysses Simpson
Batavia
William Connor
Exeter
N. H
Farmers’ Insurance Company
John Clark Morrison
East Twelfth Street
New York City
Boston
Eben
Stearns
University of Tennessee
Tennessee State Normal College
Dr. Stearns
Massachusetts
Amusements listings for theatres and plays
Evening shows at Hollis Street Theatre feature George Riddle in The Park and Annie Clarke in Masks and Faces at Loston Museum. Globe Theatre presents Ruddigore and Pena Davenport in Lady of Lyons at Park Teac. Wallicks Cattle King is shown at Ces Arum while The Red Fox plays daily at 2 and 8.
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Hollis Street
George Riddle
Auction Day Sales Notice Chronicle Style
Sales by auction today with real estate listings at 8 dollars? Knights at 4 p.m. Wednesday. Stocks at 11 30 a.m. R J Day and Co. then Francis Henshaw and Co. at noon. Autos and carriages by Albert Howe and Co. Brighton at 2.
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Loratio Harris
BR. Knights
R. J. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
New Books On Language Science And School Culture
A review of new educational titles including Part III of the French Principia by Rev. P. H. Brette with guidance on translation and punctuation, Bailey’s Field Notes on Apple Culture, Dickens dialogues for school and home, Kedzie on Solar Heat Gravitation and Sun Spots, Conrad’s Public School French Reader, and Tilley’s Masters of the Situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Brette
Christ’s Hospital
London
University of London
Brette
William James Tilley
Steele
Elizabeth Hastings
Daniel Webster
P. H. E. Brette
New York
Harper & Bros
Boston
Lee & Shepard
L. H. Bailey, Jr
O. Judd & Co
Cupples, Upham & Co
Price
Dickens
W. Eliot Fette
de Wolfe, Fiske & Co
Marriages and Obituaries in City News Narrow Range
A list of marriages and deaths from April events includes Armstrong Gamble, Ma rrene Shaw, and numerous obituaries. Names include Adams, Batchelder, Blanchard, Bradshaw, Brown, Byrne, Crane, Dodge, Farwell, Jackman, Leach, Marland, Pope, Taylor, and White with ages and locations in and around the area.
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Byrne
Theity
Mary
Owen Byrne
Crane
T He Soldiers
Chelsea
Theodore E. Crané
Company F
Thirty-third
Massachusetts Volunteers
Dodge
Arlinston
Davies Dodge
Farwell
Muridge
Annabel
Bertraim HH
Jackman
Mendon
Eng
Edith
William Thomas Jackman
M.R.C.S
Brixton
London
Oirward Stadely
Regent's Park
Leach
Natick
Josiah I
Leah
Marand
Pleveland
Avril
Lucretic
Om Marland
Annavee
Lags
Pope
Weat Somerville
Sally Pope
Taylor
Molden White
Raynham
Silas Adams
Sumner Appiin
Theodore N. Taylor
Benjamin ‘Jt
Wintts
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President Cleveland
Current Capital News
Columbian Rowing Association
Bunker Hill
NEW Books
Zion
Bailey
Sam Weller
Bob Sawyer
J. H Kedzie
Kedzie
Messrs. Cassell & Co
Guillaumes. Conrad
Portsmouth Grammar School
Portsmouth
Aldrich
Miss Austen
Conrad
Harvard College
Macular, Parker & Company
Washington Street
GEO. Steck & CO. Pianos
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
John A. Stevens
Frederick Te Belleville
Charles Howser
John .\. Stevens
Misa Louise Balfe
Henry Chanfray
Octoroon
Tremont St
Waltham St
Mason
Te Use & Co
Czerny, Kohler
Cramer
Clementi
Heller
Emerson
Seiler
Oliver Ditson & CO
Insurance. the
Boylston
Kilby Street
J. W. Balch
W. Glover
American Insurance Co
State Street
Messrs
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
Turity
Western Security Company
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Vete
Francis A. Osborn
Lwards
Arlitem Way
John Jeffries & Sons
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Annie Glarke
Miss Clarke
Mia@ CLarkE
Ublice
R. D’oyly Carte
Savoy Theatre
Gilbert and Sullivan
John Braham
Hollis Street Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Edgar Fawcett
the Earl
Powerful Dramatic Company
Rosse Coghlan
Peg Woffinton
Osmond Tearle
Excelllent Oaceey
Fanny Davenport
Fedora
Lady OF Lyons
School For Scandal
London Assurance
Oliver Twist
Howard Athenaum
Wallick
Bijou Theatre
Mechanics’ Charitable Association
Huntington Avenue
Smt Hall
Chas. R.codman
Germania Band
Carl Zerrahn
Otis Clapp & Sons
Beacon Street
Newell A. Thompson
Edward D. Boit, Jr
Noyes & Cobb
Nahant
Fremont
Hood
Maolis
Anita
George A. Dary
Pemberton Square
Joseph T. Wilson
B Y. M
Norcross Hall
Boylston Street
Brooke Herford
WM. MH
Baldwin
W. B. Clarke
Stetson, Moseley & Charton First
E Street
Kilbyat Ston
P.S. Hickins & Co
Wharf
Onice
Border Street
State St
Baeder, Adamson &Co
Gius
Rage
Gorham, Rowers & CO
Lmporters
Dundee
Federal Street
Faneuil Hall
J. H. Ashton
Arlington Club Stable
NEW Publications
Fagar Fangett
Romance and Revery
the Beacon
Theatre
High Bridge
Trollope
Boston ‘Transcript
Social Silhouettes
Mark
Manhattan
Newport
Claud
New York Tribune
Ticknor & CO
American Investment Company OF Iowa
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Edward S. Tobey
Milk Street
C. H. Warner
National Bank of Commerce
Tstac Sweetser
Washington Insurates Company
J. & J. Stuart & Co
Bankers
Boston Conservatory
Julius Eichberg
Violin School
Bbegins
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps
Hommopathic Chemists
England
J. McC. Perkins
Court Street
N. B
Patent
the Brookline News. Illustrated
Philadelphia
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Telegraph & Telephone Line
Pearl St
Aaron BR. Gay & CO
District of Columbia
Washinctton
William Ludlow
City OF
Offal
Hugh O’brien
Geo. W. Forristall
Suffolk County
Court House
Stebbins
Thomas J. Whidden
Godfrey Morse
Little Harbor
Port Lane
Maine
New Hampshire
Congress Street
Jared A. Smith
Narragauga
Remont
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