Massachusetts Republicans Rally at Hotel Vendome Gathering
A large Massachusetts Republican gathering at the Hotel Vendome featured Senators Dawes and Hoar and most Republican Congressmen, with Governor Ames and Lt. Governor Brackett present. Ex-Governor Claflin presided, urging unity, revision of tariff policy, and revival of the party to mount a strong fall campaign.
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Massachusetts
Hotel Vendome
Massachusetts Club
Dawes and
Hoar
Messrs
Rice
Whiting
Ames
Brackett
Claflin
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Dawes
Congress
Republican Party
South
Long
Cupples Leaves Old Corner to Start New Book Firm in Back Bay
Mr Cupples retires from the Old Corner Bookstore with Damrell and Upham, forming Cupples & Co at 94 Boylston Street. He blends publishing with retail books and special literary lines aiming to rival a New York uptown store, while Cupples stays the youngest Boston publisher and the Corner shop remains under new partners.
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Cuppies
Damrell & Upham
Back Bay
Boylston Street
Cupples & Co
New York
Cupples, Upham
Cupples
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
G. B. Shattuck
Messrs
Camrell
Upham
the Herald
Boston
Odd Fellows Anniversary Celebrations Planned in Boston and Beyond
The Odd Fellows prepare elaborate observances for the order’s anniversary with ceremonies in Boston Lowell Fall River and other towns. In Boston the American Lodge will dedicate its new hall on April 26 with an 12 noon opening for inspection and a procession to the Boston and Lowell station followed by a grand lodge dedication in the evening.
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Odd Fellows
Lowell
Fall River
Boston
Odd Fellowship
Massachusetts
Kneeland and
Washington Streets
Boston & Lowell
Grand Lodge
Grand Canton
Mt. Sinai
Covenant Lodge
G. Newton
Chevali Iers
C. B. Newton
T. J
Sermon on the Goal of Life at YMCA Boston
The Rev Francis A Gray of Arlington preached to youths on life’s goal at the Boston Young Men’s Christian Union last evening. He likened life to a race and urged the Creator’s design is character’s fullness in Christ, citing Ben Hur and Tennyson as guides to earthly struggle. A sporting catalogue by G W Simmons & Co is advertised for New England readers.
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Boston Young Men’s
Christan Union
Francis A. Gray
Arigton
Antioch
Lew Wallace
Knights of the “Round Table
The
Earth
Chamber of Commerce
Daniel Sullivan
Western Union Telegraph
Board of Health
New England Public School and Music Teachers’ Association
Wesleyan
Fletcher Osgood
Middlesex County Teachers' Association
Horticultural Wall
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Tremont Row
W.S. Martin
W. A. Thurston
N. A. Fitch
John Smith
R. H. Baker
Alpine McLain
Varsity Club Formed At Harvard College
Harvard establishes the Varsity Club of Harvard College an athletic organization selecting members on athletic grounds. It will serve as a meeting ground for university teams and for graduates to consult with current athletes. The club opens Monday at No 42 Brattle Street Cambridge with crew and football figures among founders and potential directors.
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Harvard College
Harvard
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Varsity Club
Franklin Remington
William J. Brooks
Arthur P. Butler
Albert F. Holden
Frank ©. Woodman
Charles Francis Adamé
Prohibition Rally At Cambridge Appeals For Enforced Laws
Large turnout at Cambridge Baptist Church for a no-license meeting held by the Cambridge Enforcement Society. Speakers urged strict enforcement of liquor laws, praised city leaders, and stressed public oversight to prevent crime and degradation.
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Old Cambridge Baptist Church
Cambridge Enforcement Society
Franklin Johnson
William Lawrence
Episcopal Divinity School
Lawrence
Marcellus Cogran
Malden
Dr. Lawrence
George W. Briggs
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Roburg Fires At Deputy Marshal During Attachment Attempt
Deputy Marshal Gallupe and attorney entered Nelson C Roburg's Whitman area shop to attach property for a patent infringement suit. Roburg fired twice, missing a first shot and later, but Gallupe seized the revolver. Roburg held for obstructing an officer in duty with bail set at 800 dollars for Monday appearance.
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Gallupe
Boston Street
Boston
Nelson C. Roburg
United States Circuit Court
Charles H. Drew
Jenkins Bros
Whitman
Roburg
Hallett
New Rector Named for St James Church Harrison Avenue
The Most Rev Archbishop Williams appoints Rev William P McQuaid as rector of St James's Church Harrison Avenue succeeding Rt Rev Matthew Harkins. McQuaid, formerly pastor of St Bridget's Abington, begins May 1. Timothy Murphy acts as pastor until then. Deb Mundy of Cambridgeport succeeds him in Abington.
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Williams
William P. McQuaid
St. Bridget’s Church
Abington
Matthew Harkins
St. James’s Church
Harrison Avenue
Father McQuainl
Holy Cross College
Worcester
All Hallow's College
Dublin
Ireland
Roxbury
Rockland
South Abington
Whitman
Father McQuaid
St. James’s
Timothy J. Murphy
Washes Deb F. Mundy
Cambridgeport
Father Mctjuaid
Contradictory Aspects of Religious Thoughts Lecture
Mrs Julia Ward Howe spoke at the Woman s Educational and Industrial Union on Contradictory Aspects of Religious Thoughts. She argued uncertainty between mortal and immortal life fuels controversy, cites Moses and Mt Sinai, condemns intolerance and ecclesiasticism, and urges exposure to diverse ideas to form harmonious understanding.
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Julia Ward Howe
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Moses
Mt. Sinai
George Fox the Quaker at Arlington Street Church
Rev. Brooke Herford opened a series on the Two Modern Apostles with a lecture on George Fox the Quaker. He portrayed Fox as a major modern religious figure, noting his courage, quiet ministry, and enduring influence amid Puritan and Royalist persecutions and Cromwellian tolerance.
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Brooke Herford
Arlington Street Church
Arlington Street
George Fox
Fox
Police Changes Prompt Promotions and Retirements
The city police board announced Saturday changes to take effect today. Lieutenant Charles S. Hildreth of the twelfth precinct retires on a pension after ill health. George W. Wescott moves from the sixth to the twelfth precinct. Sergeant William H. Pierce rises to lieutenant and moves to the sixth precinct. George A. Wyman is promoted to lieutenant and goes to headquarters. Daniel A. Ritter becomes sergeant and goes to the fourth precinct. Irving A. H. Peabody rises to sergeant and moves to the first precinct. previously with the fourth precinct. He is noted as one of the department’s best men.
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Board of Police
Charles S. Hildreth
Hildreth
George W. Wescott
William H. Pierce
George A. Wyman
Daniel A. Ritter
Irving A. H. Peabody
Hoe
Auction Sale of Mrs Howe Fixtures at Concord Street
City notes cover an auction sale of Mrs. Howe fixtures and furniture next Thursday at ten o'clock at her Concord street residence. The piece also notes a 20 dollar gift to telegraph messenger Daniel Sullivan, weekly health death counts, and upcoming meetings and events by teachers associations and church groups with multiple speakers and concerts.
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Howe
Women’s Bank Fame
Concord Street
Entrance examinations for technology institute held in June and September
Entrance examinations to the Institute of Technology will be at the Rogers building 187 Boylston Street on Thursday and Friday June 2 and 3 with a second series September 20 and 21. Exams begin at 9 am with attendance required on hot days. Exams outside New England on June 2 and 3 will be in New York Philadelphia Montreal Chicago St Louis Cincinnati San Francisco Washington Nashville Montgomery St Paul Atlanta Pittsburgh with MIT faculty members directing each location.
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Institute of Technology
Rogers Building
Boylston Street
New England
New York
N. Y
L. M. Norton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Philadelphia
Penn
C. J. Peabody
Lafayette Hotel
Montreal
P. Q
W.T. Sedgwick
Windsor Hotel
Chicago
Ill
George Owland
Board of Education
City Hall
St. Louis
Moe
8. H. Long
Cincinnati
BE. BE. White
San Francisco
Cal
Willis E. Davis
Washington
D. C
J. H. Blodgett
Nashville
Everett at King's Chapel sermon on the Emmaus story
Dr. William Everett of Quincy preached at King's Chapel on Luke 24 35. He described Jerusalem at the crucifixion and the empty tomb, the first appearance of Jesus to Cleopas, and their recognition when he blessed and broke bread. He urged readers that Jesus is still among us waiting to be invited in.
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Everett
King's Chapel
King’s Chapel
Wiliam Everett
Quincy
St. Luke
Jerusalem
Jesus
Cleopas
Emmaus
Fourth session opens with long court docket listed
The fourth session of the court opens this Monday at 9 30 a m. Judge Thompson presides with a long list of cases in order from current and prior sittings including Doherty v B & L Railroad Co and numerous actions against railroads and towns. United States training ships Saratoga Portsmouth and Jamestown arrive off Brenton's Reef Lightship late evening returning from winter cruise in Southern waters.
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Thompson
Fords
Lord
Butler
Markson
Dodge
Comnor
Lamb
Mitchell
Kiau
Young
Storer
Huguley
Jane
Snow
Morse
Hawthorne
Smith
Hall
Hutchins
Cecconi
Rodden
Nicholson
Foxwell
Miller
McKay
Osgood
Langley
Cooke
Ordway
Grant
Nason
Williams
Freeman
Kelley
Niles
Rankin
Taunton Loco
Works
Taylor
Boston
Hill
Newell
Goodnow
Hawley
United States
Saratoga
Portsmouth
Jamestown
Brenton
Suburban Press Association elects officers for year
The Suburban Press Association elected officers for the ensuing year. President is C. A. Lee of the Gazette and Chronicle Pawtucket R I. Vice presidents include G. W. Prescott of the Patriot Quincy A Starbuck of the Free Press Waltham M Allen of the Advertiser Woburn B Johnson of City Press Maiden Linn B Porter Cambridge J B McCabe of Areas and Advocate East Boston C J McPherson of Triden South Framingham. R W Waterman of the Chronicle Athol is corresponding secretary G W Stetson of the Mercury Medford recording secretary and G M Whittaker of the New England Palter Boston treasurer. Auditors are G W Davies Herald Everett and C A Jackson Recorder South Boston.
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The
Suburban Press Association
C. A. Lee
Gazette and Chronicle
Pawtucket
R. I
G. W. Prescott
Patriot
Quincy
A. Starbuck
Free Press
Waltham
M. Allen
Advertiser
Woburn
B. Johnson
City Pres
Maiden
Linn B
South Framingham
R. W. Waterman
Chronicle
Athol
G. W. Stetson
Mercury
Medford
G. M. Whittaker
New England
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Dawes and Hoar
Henry Cabot Lodge
Free Traders
Rockwell
Allen
Davis
Hayden
Burden
State Committee
Mr. Cuppies
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Enforcement Society
Bishop Harkins
St. James's
Women’ S Union
City Notes
Royal Aking Powder Co
Wall St
Supreme Judicial Court
John Stetson
Rose Coghlan
Hollis Street
Supreme Court
Bacon
Doherty
B. & L. Railroad Co
Glynn
Little
Donahoe
N.Y
McIintosh
Harrington
Same
Martin
O'Connor
Rosseau
MclIntosh
Littlefield
Hilliard
Murphy
McGuigan
Crowley
Winnisimmet Co
Favor
Holmes
Willis
Roberts
Bradstreet
Hale
Flynn
Mass
Brown
Murdock
Joyce
Goodrich
Goff
Gee
Bornstein
Harris
Lincoln Wharf Co
Pillsbury
Mason
Kelly
Charlestown
Noble
Duffy
Giedhal
Barrett
Chapin
Wyman
Cavagnaro
Oneto
Nance
Boston Post
Columbia
Calder
Washington St
Kinston
American Supply CO
WM. A. Smith
Franklin
Y Water St
Victor
National Supply CO
Temple Place
Overman Wheel Co
Columbus Ave
NEW Mail
Wm, Read & Sons
Washington Street
William E. Doyle
Tremont Street
aNn
Ray’s
Col. West and
Arch St
A. Richards
Chandlery
State St
Atlantic Ave
Commerce St
Boston, Mass
Chas TS. Bly
Pearl ST
American Clothing Supply CO
Jordan, Maresh & Co
G. F. Washburn
T. F. Swan
Cornhill
Bostos
Warren
ArnaRne
Barnard &O
Levengston
Sage
Dental Parlors
Austin
Austin & Graves
Commercial Street
Cracker & Biscuit Bakers
Woodward's Biue
Bromfield Street
England
America
Gettysburg
BEN Lew & CO
West Street
Hammond the Hammond
Victor Bicycles
Warren 9 Smale
Whiter Street
W. C. Strong
Brighton
Court Street
Gross Pen Co
Old South Church
Oak Grove Farm
Sol
Monroe
Boyden
Henry F. Miller
Miller Hall
Tremont St
Boston Association
Chestnut Street
Health Food CO
Rent & Bush
Old Bourboy
G.o.taylor
U. S
Bennett
Davenport
Analytical Chemistry
Mass. College
Statassacusetts
Mark and Vinegar
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