End of the New England Conference Hears School Reform
The Worcester session adopts resolutions backing non sectarian free schools as essential to national progress and calls for strengthened public school legislation. Bishop Mallalieu then lists extensive appoint ments across many Boston area churches and districts with numerous congregations and presiding elders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Worcester
New England Methodist Conference
Committee On
Mallalieu
Boston Des Sriosees
George S. Chadbourne
Ashland
H. H. Paine
Boston
Allston
E. A. Smith
Appleton
John Neal
Bromfield Street
George A. Crawford
City Point
M. H. A. Evans
Dorchester Church
C. E. Spaulding
Highland Street
J. H. Packard
Baker Memorial
C. H. Talmaze
E. A. Davidson
Emple Street
W. J. Haven
Tremont Street
W. M. Brodbeck
Washington Village
J. Yeamins
Gap Street
C. L. Xoondell
Brookline
J. H. Brimble
Chariton City
G. W. Coon
Cherry Valley
Leicester
F. T. George
Cochituate
C. H. Walters
Auburndale
M. E Knox
Newton Centre
W. R. Clark
Newton Highlands
Joshua Gill
Newton Lower Falls
A. P. Sharne
Newton Upper Falls
John Peterson
Newtonville
G. S. Butters
North Grafton
Norwood
Oxford
P. R. Stratton
Saxonville
W. S. Jagger
Shrewsbury
J. W. Capen
Southbridge
Nathaniel Kellows
South Framingham
A.J. Hall
South Warpole
W. H. Deckham
Spencer
M. KE. Wrightston
W. P. Blackmer
Uxbridge
J. P. Kennedy
Walpole
W. Wignell
Webster
T. B. Smith
Westboro
A. W. Tirrell
West Medway
L.P. Frost
West Quincy
W. J. Pomfret
Whitinsville
Best
Wollaston
Luther Freeman
Coral Street
J. O. Knowles
Grace
John Galbraith
Laurel
A. Sanderson
Victor Witsing
H. W. Eklund
Trinity
W. H. Thomas
Webster Square
Henry Down
W. F. Warren
Boston Unversity
Iremont Street
L.T. Townsend
Boston University
D. Dorchester, Jr
George Prentice
Wesleyan University
F. Upham
Drew Theological Seminary
Temple Street
K. K. Peirce
Zion
Baldwin Place
Lynn
J. H. Mansfield
Ballardville
Edward E. Small
Beverly
L. D. Bragg
Meriden
Bethel
L. R. Bates
Saratoga Street
J. W. Hamilton
Byfield
F. B. Hawes
Chelsea
Bellingham Street
D. H. Ela
Walnut Street
Frederick Woods
Cliftondale
Edward High
East Saugus
F. K. Stratton
Essex Andamilton
G. O. Croat
Everett
F. T. Pomeroy
Gloucester
Bay View
H. Noon
East
F. H. Taylor
Prospect Street
S. W. Mansfield
Riverdale
H. G. Buckingham
Groveland
Ipswich
A. H. Herrick
Tapleyville
J. H. Thompson
Topsfield
Wakefield
Hoare
J. W. Lindsey
Ashburnham
J. H. Humphrey
Thel
W. N. Richardson
Ayer
E. P. F. Dearborn
Barre
Charles Nicklinerlin
J. W. Porter
Boston— O Lument Square, G. M. Smiley
E.taylor
Cambridge
Grace Church
A. Gould
Howard Street
C. D. Rogers
North Avenue
H. Cheney
Joseph Mudge
East Templeton
Daniel Atkins
Fitchburg
Jesse Wagner
Gardner
E. P. King
Grantville
Alfred Woods
Hubbardston
J. C.mith
Hudson
N. B. Fiske
Leominster
Rice
Lowell—Central Church
J. N. Shortighland
Alexander Pep
St. Paul’s
C. EB. Davis
Worthen Street
W. T. Perrin
George Skene
Ory
H. E. Wilson
Townsend
O. W. Adams
Massachusetts State Prison
Malden
Springfield
G. F. Eaton
Amherst
C. KR. Sherman
Belchertown
H. B. King
Bernardston
Gill
A. W. Baird
Blandford
North Blandford
George Hudson
Bondsville
E. W. Isin
Brookfield
W. C. Gordon
Chester
North Brookfield
S. K. Lidstone
North Dana
South Athol
Mr. Silverthorne
Northrescott
Orange
N. M
Educational and Clerical Appointments Across Massachusetts
A roster lists pastors, professors, and missionaries connected to Wilbraham, Wesleyan Academy, Smith College, and related institutions. Names span Springfield, Northampton, Ware, Holyoke, and surrounding towns with mentions of quarterly conferences and seminary affiliations. Several figures noted as supplied or left without appointment to attend school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Abercrombie
Shelburn _ Falls
Trinity
Wallace McMullen
Wales
William Gordon
Ware
C. M
Hall
Warren
W. C. Townsend
West
Brookfield
M. Miller
Westfield
Charles Young
West Parish
Granville
W. P. Arbuckle
West Springfield
Mittaneague
J. W. Fulton
West Warren
Putnam Webber
Wilbraham
J. R. Cushing
Williamsburg
A. Bragg
G. M. Steele
Benjamin Gill
Wesleyan Academy
of Round
Baltimore Centenary Theological Seminary
Joseph Scott
Springfield Almshouse
Springfield
JH. Pillsbury
Smith College
Northampton
Ira G. Ross
William Tallin
Andre Mila
Juan C. Conia
Francesco Pengit
Juan Velnanson
Francesci J. Delamos
Obert Weigmieller
South America
A. Hollen
D. Bronson
Aldermen trip to New York to inspect trolley systems
The Boston board of aldermen departed for New York last night led by City Messenger Peters to study double and single trolley electric motors for street cars. Harvey N. Shepard will explain advantages of the double trolley, with visits planned to New York Cincinnati St Louis and Detroit before returning Tuesday morning. Reed stays behind until they reach New York. The party claims expenses are municipal except for car fare and carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alderman Reed
New York & New England Railroad
City
Peters
Harvey N. Shepard
New England Telegraph and Telephone Company
Shepard
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Michael Barr
Hart
Board of Commissioners For Public Institutions
Forristall
Health Department
Superintendent of Health
Board of Health
Washington
Dr Pick Teaches Memory Tricks In Oration on Impressions
Dr. Pick lectured in Bumstead Hall on memory and the power of strong impressions. He demonstrated his method by building a linked list of related words and traced English throne dynasties from William I to Hanover, noting how associations aid recall. The talk opened a five session series, with the next event at 5 Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
William I
Elizabeth
Henry III
Edwards
Henrys
Richard
Mary
Williams
Henry
Ephen
John
Cromwell
James
Charles
William
Mary Ann
Anne
Georges
Victoria
Normandy
Blois
Plantagenet
Lancaster
York
Tudor
Stuart
Hanover
Jr. Pick
No. 5
Park Street
Prohibition Circular Sent to Lawyers in Massachusetts
A letter to the editor reveals a campaign circular addressed only to lawyers in favor of a constitutional prohibition amendment. It asks for names from those who support the ban on intoxicating liquors, noting only one favorable lawyer in Salem and urging a canvass of the city’s legal community. The Boston date is April 3, 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Constitutional Amendment Campaign Committee
Bromfield Street
Massachusetts
Charles Q. Tirrell
Byron B. Johnson
Winfield
Slocum
Boston
Bell Telephone Litigation Replication Papers Filed
U S officials in Boston filed replication papers in the U S Circuit Court in District of Massachusetts in the Bell Telephone case. Attorneys Owen A. Galvin Charles S. Whitman and W C Strawbridge commented the filings were a routine procedural step with no substantive significance, while Bell stock rose in market trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Boston
Circuit Court OF the
United States
District OF Massachusetts
United States of America
American Bell Telephone Company
Massachusetts
Alexander Graham Bell
Owen A. Gangin
U.S
Charles 8. Whitman
W. C. Strawbridge
U. S
Owen A. Galvin
Y. Charles
Whitman
W. A. Hovey
James J. Storrow
Bell Telephone
At the Hotels Farewell banquets honor city officials and guests
Engineers at Thomson Electric Welding hosted a farewell banquet for Superintendent John Tregoning at Youngs Hotel. Others present included Herman Serress, A S Garfield, W S Gorton, A M Bullard, and G A Kimball. The event followed reunions at Quincy House and Crawford House with local civic leaders in attendance.
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Thomson Electric Welding Company
Young’s Hotel
John Tregoning
Herman Serress
A. S. Garfield
W. S. Gorton
A. M. Bullard
G. F. Sever
Russell Robb
C. E. Harthan
W.S. Moody
W. S. Brock
G. A. Kimball
Two Brothers Lose Son in Charles River Canoe Accident
George and Walter Lord of Brookline were canoeing on the Charles when a tug generated a swell that upset them. Walter Lord aged 17 drowned and his body has not been recovered. George A. Lord of Linden Place is his father.
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Charles River
George
Walter Lord
Brookline
George A. Lord
Linden Place
Walter
Kidney trouble warning and safe cure endorsement
Constipation with diarrhea pains and back burning signals advanced kidney trouble says Prof. Thompson of New York. Warners Safe Cure praised by Dr Dio Lewis as a remedy for serious kidney issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Thompson
University of the City of New York
Dio Lewis
Warner
The Two Chiefs of Dunboy reviewed as history in fiction
A lengthy critique examines Frout de Froude's The Two Chiefs of Dunboy as a romance rooted in Irish 1750s history. It notes vivid portrayal of Ireland’s state under Protestant ascendancy, the lax Dublin government, and the three justices who balance power. It highlights portrayals of colonel Goring and the era of smuggling and anti Catholic policy.
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MR. Froude
Ireland
England
Carlyle
Dunboy
Froude
Lord Chesterfield
Spain
Charles Edward
Dulness
Dublin
Church of
Rome
Goring
Kerry
Lord Kildare
Henry Boyle
House of Commons
Lord Shannon
George Stone
Boyle
Colonel Goring
Puxley
Oliver
Shannon
Connaught
Scotland
Great Britain
Leinster
Munster
America
France
Flanders
Laffey
Europe
The Two Chiefs of Dunboy review amid Irish struggles
A critical survey of Froude’s The Two Chiefs of Dunboy, analyzing its blend of fact and fiction. The piece highlights Morty O Sullivan and Sylvester O Sullivan in the Munster coast smuggling era, critiques the novel’s Irish portrayal as gloomy yet lively, and notes factual passages from Froude’s narrative and prior works. It concludes with reflections on Ireland’s constitutional status and the complexities of liberty under English rule.
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Nantes
Rochelle
Shannon
Atlantic
France
Mr. Froude
Whiteboy
Munster
Margaret Crosby
Morty O’sullivan
Ireland
Dunboy
Puxley
Bally-Quoilach
Froude
Motty
Sylvester O'Sullivan
Morty
Bantry Bay
Dursey Sound
Kenmare
Sylvester O’sullivan
Goring
Dublin Castle
England
J. A. Froude
New York
Charles Scripner
Working Boys Home elects new officers and directors
Last evening the Working Boys Home elected officers with Rev Father O Callaghan as president and E B Rankin as vice president. W J Quinn became treasurer and John Conlon clerk. Directors include Father O Callaghan and others. Auditing committee members named T B Fitz Thomas Taff and Mr. Cunning am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working Boys’ Home
Father O’callaghan
St. Augustine’s Church
E. B. Rankin
W. J. Quinn
John Conlon
H. P. Smyth
T. H. Cummings
J. H. Lambert
T. B. Fitz
Thomas Taff
Mr. Cunningam
Inexpensive Full Sized Cheval Glass at Paine's Furniture
A walk through Paine's Furniture Co. reveals full sized antique oak cheval glasses for 18 dollars. Once expensive social status symbols, these cheval glasses now attract curiosity for their low price and fine French plate glass.
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Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal Street
Three Months' Veterans to Hold April Reunion Parade
A Massachusetts Three Months' Volunteers executive meeting approved plans for an April 19 reunion. The parade will start at 4 PM from Lancers' Armory, head by Maplewood Cadet Band, proceed via Bulfinch and Tremont to the State House for review by the Governor, then to Faneuil Hall for a 6 PM banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Massachusetts
Veterans’ Rights Union
Pemberton Square
Edwin F. Spofford
Malden
Faneuil Hall
Lancers
Bulfinch Street
Maplewood
E. F. Spofford
James H. Griggs
James Tucker
Georgie C. Joslin
George H. Hastings
A.S. Cushman
Frank Curtis
George A. Washburn
J. W. Rose
L. J. Shephard
L. M. Duchesney
H. M. Woodward
Hugh Young
Sons of Veterans and
Grand Army
How To Prolong Life In Our Cities And Towns
A health-focused piece advocates nutrition knowledge to reduce urban mortality. It cites hospital death rates and claims Murdock's Liquid Food and Suppositories lower surgical risk, noting many patients exhaust funds seeking care. Emphasizes dyspepsia and constipation as root disease sources.
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Murdock
Free Surgical Hospital
Boston
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Mall
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