Turnverein Marks Fiftieth Anniversary with Flag Gifts in Boston
The Boston Turnverein holds its fiftieth anniversary ceremony at Middlesex Street with German and American flags and a memorial flag. Seven girls presented the silk flag as Miss Anna Doering spoke for the group. President Christian Eberhard praised German Americans and urged peaceful service in education and humanity. Mrs. Jennie Hoffmann donated funds to buy a grand piano for the hall, with a gift from the Lawrence Turnverein noted.
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Turnverein
Turnvereins
Middlesex Street
Anna Doering
Christian Eberhard
The
Local readers listed include Dr Belling and colleagues
The fragment names several individuals such as Dr Belling A Woernle H Pelkus H Jannoch Donath C Coltier and Charles Eberhard noted in the piece.
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A. Woernle
H. Pelkus
H. Jannoch
Donath
C. Coltier
and Charles Eberhard
East Boston shipyards bustle with new builds and arrivals
Atlantic Works keeper Richard F. Keough works busy on the Boxer and Teazer as launch and trials loom. The Warren line ship Kansas docks with two stowaways, while the Boston brings 168 passengers and 500 lobster crates. Captains Kenney and Munroe sail for Philadelphia and Norfolk respectively, and lighter Dewey lays New England cable. The surf city revises to Pauline, and the Penokee sails from Louisburg with 587 tons of slack coal. A tiny aluminum craft of 20 feet length and 4 feet beam is described in detail.
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Atlantic
Richard F. Keough
Boxer
Union Towboat Company
Teazer
Warren Line
Kansas
Waters
Liverpool
Big Pond
Michael Vielock
Daniel Barrett
Yarmouth
N.S
Charles Kenney
Philadelphia
Euphemia
Quaker City
Ghein
Cork
N. V. Munroe
Messrs. Burgess & Co
Windsor
N S
Nova Scotia
Kambria
Nassau
Rio Janeiro
Norfolk
Munroe
Gate City
Savannah
Maine Artillery
Dewey
New England Company
Surf City
Pauline
Penokee
Cleveland
Louisburg
C. B
Cape Breton
Admiral Sampson
Belle Shane Plans Atlantic Ocean Dory Voyage
Miss Belle Shane of Norristown Pennsylvania will embark on a 000 mile ocean voyage in a 20 foot dory. She will leave Atlantic City with Captain Andrews on June 17 as part of an unusual coastal expedition.
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Andrews
New York
Belle Shane
Norristown
Penn
Atlantic City
Jubilant Jubilee Concert Opens Boston Society Festival
The Boston Society celebrated its jubilee with a festival concert at Music Hall led by Gustav Trube. The 250-voice male chorus joined many named groups in a program featuring Brahms Hungarian dances, Kuntz violin, Gooursch organ, and Tschaikowsky and Wagner pieces. Miss Mary Dierkes debuted in Boston with arias and songs, receiving several floral gifts from supporters. The event closed with Rhein und die Reben conducted by J K Bel ling.
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Music Hall
Boston Symphony
Gustav Trube
Roxbury-Maennerchor, Deuttsch-Am
Brahms
Festival Chorus
BD. Kuntz
Heinrich Schuecker
Festival Orchestra
Clarence KE. Hay
Mendelssohn
Louis Kelterborn
Tschaikowsky
Mary Dierkes
Wooston
Tannihaeuser
Wagner
Schumann
Rubinstein
Houston Mirnaverein
Oceanic Trade and Fleet Movements Highlight Port News
Cargoes from Jamaica and Porto Rico arrive as American vessels benefit from U S control of Puerto Rico. Filibuster ship Silver Heels brings 2150 bags of sugar from Ponce, Adelia T Carleton lands 373 puncheons and 50 tierces of molasses from Humacoa, eight fishing vessels dock at T wharf, and three new Atlantic coast liners El Norte El Sud launch at Newport News for Morgan line freight service. Danes Joe Conrad nets about 1000 pounds of fish with ten boats returning to harbor amid a successful sailors boarding house fishing trip.
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Jamaica
Porto Rico
United States
Lunenburg
N. 8
Silver Heels
Rockland
Ponce
P. R
Porto
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Doc Company
el Norte
el Sud
Morgan Line
New York
New Orleans
Joe Conrad
Boston
Two mean swindlers on Hanover street
Police seek two German emigrants Alden Hasse and Otto Kaiser who were victimized by con men at the port after a Liverpool ship arrival. The swindlers, active recently, promised work and fleeced the men of 200 dollars. Suspects described as a 49 year old man with gray coat and a 5 foot 10 inch younger man with red face and black attire.
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Liverpool
Alden Hasse
Otto Kaiser
Marlborough Duke Aims To Demolish Curzon Street Chapel
Opposition grows in London as the Duke of Marlborough plans to pull down Curzon street Chapel bought from Lord Howe to build a mansion. Rev Filmer Kennett leads a large congregation seeking to stop the removal, while the Truth journal questions religious freedom implications.
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Duke of Marlborough
Curzon Street Chapel
Lord Howe
Filmer Kennett
Truth
Odd Girl Plans Voyage to Havre by August
Miss Shane describes an audacious project to sail to Havre, France around Aug. 15 with lanterns, oil, water, and whiskey for rough seas. She plans a Paris rail trip if possible, a Seine voyage, and a $150 budget with minimal wardrobe.
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Havre
France
Paris
Seine
Amica
Pants Lost by Judge Forsaith Prompts Police Dossier
Police from Station 16 in Back Bay are urged to recover the light colored trousers and tan bag belonging to Judge Forsaith of the Municipal Court. The judge reported the loss and believes the articles were dropped between Longwood Avenue and the Tens. Citizens and officers alike seek the items for his honor’s sake and pride.
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Dawson
Longwood Avenue
Judge Forsaith
Fire horse slips on wet street and escapes injury
A horse drawing an engine supply wagon slipped on wet pavement on Newspaper row shortly after midnight while answering a fire call. It fell on its side and rolled about one hundred feet before the wagon stopped. The animal was righted and found uninjured.
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Arrest Report on Peck Alias Clark Fraud Case
Louis A. Peck alias Clark was arrested by Inspector Wolff for allegedly concealing a gold watch and diamond ring valued at 190 dollars. The items were held under a conditional sale contract from the Suffolk Nine Company at 247 Washington Street. Meek, 21, lives at 17 He Avenue, Riverit.
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Wolff
Suffolk Nine Company
Washington Street
Meek
He Avenue
Jiverett
Lord Shaftesbury Engaged to Lady Sibell Grosvenor
London April 16 Lord Shaftesbury, who had pursued Miss Goelst, is now engaged to Lady Constance Sibell Grosvenor granddaughter of the Duke of Westminster. Lady Sibell is noted as pretty fearless on horseback and a skilled musician.
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Lord Shaftesbury
Goelst
Constance Sibell Grosvenor
Duke of Westminster
Sibell
Favor Tremont St Tracks and Subway Lease Debate
A Boston circular reviews the elevated railway and subway history, noting the 1890s lease of the subway to the West End Street Railway, the minimum rental of 209000 yearly on a 478 percent cost, and concerns over Park Street Loop congestion and grade crossing risks in the ongoing rapid transit dispute.
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Tremont Streets
City of
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West End Street Railway Company
Boston Elevated Raifrroad Company
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Park Street Loop
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Park Street
Scollay Square
Subway
Commonwealth
Great wedding of Lady Margaret Primrose to Earl of Crewe
The season’s great wedding takes place next Thursday at Westminster Abbey with royal guests and ten bridesmaids. The Rev Dr Henry Montagu Butler will officiate and the bride will be given away by her father. Gifts reportedly total 100000 dollars. The Prince of Wales attends from the Riviera.
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Margaret Primrose
Earl of Rosebery
Earl of Crewe
Westminster Abbey
Henry Montagu Butler
Trinity College, Cambridge
Lord Rosebery
Earl of Chesterfield
Sibell Primrose
Peushters
Baron Lecanfield
Evelina Rothschild
Louise Hersch
Juliette Lowther
Lady de Grey
Muriel White
Plenty White
United States
Prince of Wales
Riviera
National Educational Society Reception for Israel Arnold
The National Educational Society held a reception at 148 Chambers Street for Israel Arnold a former member who served with the Fifth Regiment in the recent war. Arnold received a cordial welcome home and addressed the society about his army experiences as refreshments were served.
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Chambera Street
Iserael Arnold
Tremont Street Anti-Track Association letters oppose relaying tracks
A collection of letters to editor from the Tremont Street Anti-Track Association members and allies oppose the relaying of Tremont street tracks for an electric railway. Included are petitions from Meiers Stickney Smith and J M Bowles praising the stance and criticizing the project for traffic disruption and noise.
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B. JF. Keith
Meiers, Stickney
Electric Western Railway
Tremont Street
Boston
B. F. Keith
J. M. Bowles
Tremont Street Car Tracks Opposition Letters
Boston April 14 1839 letters from F C Cook and Francis C Lovell protest replacing Tremont street car tracks favoring continued surface use. Fr Lord of Waltham adds personal plea against tracks.
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B. F. Keith
Mass
Tremont Street
Hemenway
Fr. Lord
Waltham
Mr Keith Calls for Tremont Boylston Subway Expansion Proposal
B F Keith president of the Tremont Street Anti Track Association argues for adding subway capacity to extend from Church Street to Copley Square. He cites Gaston’s morning Post letter and subway commission data, aiming to relieve congestion on Park Street and enlarge Park Street station. He questions Elevated Company objections and urges action for the traveling public benefits.
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Tremont Street
Church — Street
Copley Square
Boylston Streets
B. F. Keith
Anti-Track Association
Civil Court Docket List for First Jury Session
Suffolk Superior Court lists numerous cases in the First Jury Session with judges Fessenden and Sherman. Entries reference Bar Harbor style dockets including Coleman v Mechanics' Iron Foundry, Dooley v Waldron, Kelly v Boston, and many other civil actions across multiple firms and city entities.
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Heichers
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Chisholm
J. Tel. & Tel. Co
Saunders
Kocthal
Wilson
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Mac Enzie
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Waldron
Holleran
Kelly
Saty—M Pice
Carlisle
O' Brien
O'Brien
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Mack
Barrett
Charles Silver
My Euning Va
Jolly
Aylward
Lamont
Martin
City of Chelsea
Pattison
Weeks
Poorvil
Korienske
st—Newman Ve
Bost
Gas L. Co
Bee
Lynn & BR
Tt. Aeva
Suffolk Storage W. Co
Janes
Winthrop
Steamboat Co
Ngey
Boston Gas Co
Oteer
American Express Co
Hae
Whidden
Résney
Kenny
Clark
Old Colony
R. R. Co
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Bartratt
Kelliher
Lynne Boston R. RK
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Kearney
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Ruther
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School St. Loan Co
Sherman
White Ve. Lenn
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Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights Arrivals
AP transmission notes clock times for tides and high water while listing arrivals of steamers Kansas Waters Gate City Savannah Boston Stanwood Yarmouth with merchandise and passengers. The report mentions fair weather and shipments to Warren & Co Kr. H. Downing and John G. Hall & Co.
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Liverpool
Warren & Co
Gate City
Geogins
Savannah
Kr. H. Downing
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
N. S
John G. Hall & Co
Parthian
Maritime movements and cargoes in Snow Philadelphia harbor
Listings of vessels loading and towing operations near Philadelphia and nearby ports. Merchandize and passengers destined for New York Boston Portland and other ports. Vessels include Addie Morris, Adela T. Carleton, Silver Heels, Penokee, PenValley Forge and others with coal molasses sugar and barges. wind southeast for steamer Prince George and tugs towed barges.
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Smith
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Porc Johnson
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Wadena
Annie M. Ash
Heaker
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