City Inspectors Tour Deer Island Public Institutions
City Aldermen and councilmen toured Deer Island and Long Island public institutions with Dr. Jenks. They urged expanding cell capacity by relocating the truants and reformatories to the mainland and noted overcrowded dormitories, inadequate lounging rooms, and the need for a new barn and coal shed. Officials praised Supt. Gerrish and Supt. Galvin for well kept facilities and pledged support for improvements.
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Flood
Sullivan
Dever
Barry
O’hara
Healey
Folsom
Burlen
Pattison
Deer
Long Islands
Deer Island
Jenks
Aldeman Fiood
Committee On Public Institutions
Alderman Sullivan
Board of Public
Deersland
Ullivan
Board of Commissioners
Common Council
City Hospital
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Board of Public Institutions
Devlin
Dr. Jenks
Lunatic Hospital
South Boston
Concord
Long Island
Gerrish
Long
Rainsford Islands
Galvin
State officials extend congratulations in ceremony
Gov Gaston Lieut Gov Haile and Treasurer Marden joined Rev Dr Warren Gen Corse and others in kind congratulations at a public event honoring achievements and service. The gathering reflected appreciation from government leaders to notable contributors.
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Gaston
Haile
Marden
Dr. Warren
One Hundred Massachusetts Notabilities praised by reader
Oliver Wencett Homes of 296 Beacon Street writes to the Post thanking the editor for engraving the One Hundred Massachusetts Notabilities. He says the likenesses are generally very good and he enjoys recognizing old acquaintances and people known by name in the portraits. He signs sincerely.
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Massachusetts
Oliver Wencett
Beacon Street
Gratitude for Post’s One Hundred Massachusetts Notabilities
Wituram H. Hair from the Council Chamber Commonwealth of Massachusetts thanks the Post for engraving the work. He calls the likenesses well done and very correct and extends hearty appreciation.
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Post
Massachusetts
Wituram H. Hair
Council Chamber
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
One Hundred Massachusetts Notabilities Engraving Sent
George A. Marden the treasurer at the State House expresses delight at receiving the engraving from the Post's State engravings. He notes many familiar faces among the notable figures and praises the likenesses, promising to prize the engraving highly. The message conveys official appreciation for the gift.
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The
Post
Massachusetts
Gro. A. Marden
State House
Historical Massachusetts Notables Engraving Praised
William Gaston thanks Mr Grozter for a copy of the Post engraving titled One Hundred Massachusetts Notabilities. He compliments the likenesses, the engraving quality, and calls the work an entire success.
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Mr. Grozter
Post
Massachusetts
William Gaston
Notable portraits praised in Massachusetts volume
YDwin P. Seaver, Superintendent of Public Schools in Boston, expresses strong approval of the volume One Hundred Massachusetts Notabilities. He commends the portraits as well done and many excellent, reflecting high regard for the work.
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Post
Massachusetts
Ydwin P. Seaver
Public Schools
Boston
Beyond Criticism Engraving Praises Post from Winchester
Joan M Conse of Winchester Mass thanks the Post for engraving One Hundred Massachusetts Notables calling it creditable and life like. She wishes continued success for the enterprising journal in a courteous 19th century provincial note.
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The
Post
Massachusetts
New York
Nich
Joan M. Conse
Winchester
Mass
Dr Warren praises engraving of Massachusetts Notables
Dr W F Warren of the Boston University president's office sends thanks to the Post for the engraving One hundred Massachusetts Notabilities. He calls the workmanship unusually fine and the idea tasteful and useful for its aims, with sincere respect and good wishes.
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Post - Sir
Massachusetts
W. F. Warren
Boston University
Salvation Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief for a Quarter
Advert says a bottle of Salvation Oil can ease many pains or aces at once for just 25 cents, urging readers to try the remedy now.
In Memory of the Fight Lexington Ball Observes Battle Anniversary
A Lexington spring ball marks the battle anniversary with a four nation congress of young ladies in costume, a promenade concert, and a grand march. The Town Hall glowed with flags and electric lights as 50 couples danced into the night. Notable guests include Hon. A. E. Scott and Mrs. Scott among others.
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Lexington
Lexington Common
J. Howard Richardson
Boston
Russia
Maude Robinson
Annie Prescott
Louise Grazer
Mary Hunt
Kate Ingalls
Hattie Fiske
May Wooster
Marion Richardson
Belle Fairbanks
France
Annie Babcock
Louise Wilkins
Anstiss Hunt
Alice Hunt
Rose Tucker
Julia Maynard
Mattie Childs
Alice Ballard
Effie Rankin
England
Florence Cooke
Alice Goodwin
Grace Whiting
Flora Lawrence
Lena J. Grazier
Cora Ball
Mollie Wellington
Alice Hamblin
Anita Dale
Mabel Jackson
Cleora Russell
Gladys Pickering
Frances Locke
Eleanor Bragdon
George O. Whiting
J. F. Sumner
Herbert G. Locke
E. B. Davis
George C. Goodwin
George H. Brown
E. P. Merriam
L. E. Bennink
A. E. Scott
Scott
E. A. Grazier
Charles C. Goodwin
Grace Goodwin
Bennink
Foster Sherburne
Davis
Whiting
Miss Whitiue
Boston Takes First as Staley Debuts for Phillies
The Boston team beat the Philadelphias as Staley and Carsey debuted for the season. Attendance is listed. several league games were postponed by rain, including Washington Louisville and Cincinnati. The Baltimore New York game halted after six innings as Baltimore rushed to catch a train. Ewing clashed with Baltimore players, swaying umpire Mahoney.
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Bostons
Philadelphias
Harry Wright
Staley
Carsey
Baltimores
Ewing
Baltimore
Mahoney
Washington
Louisville
Cincinnati
Defeat of Ames At State Convention
The State Convention delivers a crushing defeat to Ames with decisive actions and sharp confrontations. Reported incidents during the convention focus on intense exchanges and direct challenges between figures tied to Ames.
Massachusetts Party Platform and Delegate Balloting Report
Chairman Lovering opposed immigration and backed the McKinley bill while inviting Independents to rejoin the party and criticized a governor over cigar price. The platform backed honest money protection reciprocity civil service reform honest elections and Harrison administration. Delegates-at-large chosen for Minneapolis convention include Crapp Brackett Cogswell Crane. Alternate list and vote totals show Ames 167 Capen 29 and 18 scattering among Hayes and others.
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Lovering
Ames
Har
Michael J. Murray
Fitchburg
Howes Norris
Cottage City
Butler R. Wilson
Boston
H. Torrey Cady
North Adams
Elmer H. Capen
E. B. Hayes
Republican State Convention and Ames Boom Gavel Moment
Ex Governor Ames stayed out yesterday as the Republican State convention pressed down on a man who spoke against the McKinley bill. The sketch quotes the state committee: this gavel used by Tom Reed will flatten the Ames Boom.
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Ames
Peleg McFarlin
Horace P
State Committee
Tom Reed
Theosophical Society Meeting on Elementals Topic
Theosophical Society announces a meeting at 152 See Street rooms on Thursday April 21 at 8 pm. Mr W W Harmon will deliver an address on Elementals and Elementaries. Public invitation extended. Omaha, Neb April 2. There is still a rushing demand for Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup.
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Theosophical Society
See Street
Ats8
W. W. Harmon
Omaha, Neb
Five-run inning seals Boston win over Phillies in opener
Philadelphias third baseman Mulvey errant throw to second opened the door in the third. Tucker and Staley reached during the error, Long drove in a run with a single, and Nash, Ganzel, and McCarthy added runs as Boston built a five-run lead. Staley pitched well for Philadelphia before the page continues.
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OE Mulvey
Bostons
Phillies
Philadelphia
Tucker
Staley
Long
Carsey
Duffy
Reilly
Connor
Lowe
Allen
McCarthy
Nash
Ganzel
Quinn
Cross
Hamilton
Colorless Republican convention unsettles Commonwealth observers
A quiet Republican convention drew anxious inquiry across the Commonwealth as notable figures Tobey Edmond Grinnell Arthur T. Lyman and Robert Bleakie joined a party shift. The event lacked enthusiasm and failed to ignite energy, leaving observers wary of evolving party views.
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Tobey
Edmond Grinnell
Arthur T. Lyman
Robert Bleakie
Commonwealth
Six shelf China Closet offered at $16.50 in new year sale
A tall slender solid oak carved China Closet fits unused corner space. Features grooved adjustable shelves heavy frames a dust proof finish and a strong lock. Catalogue offered on receipt of two cent stamps.
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Elassie
Bok Goa
Teyard
Gach
Sumner
J, Henry Norcross
Tremont Tow
Washington Street
Columbia School
Columbia
Pope Mfg. Co
Columbus Ave
Causeway St
Cerman
C. B. Barkett
Lebpe Ins. Cyu
J. T. Phelps
State Agt
Sudbury Street
Fein’ Kimball Bros
Dr. Holmes
the State Engraving
Corse
E. A. Grozier, Esq
Congress of the Nations
Oak Hall
North St
G. W. Simmons & CO
Harry Wright Droops
Now York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cinecinnati
Chicago
Ciovesang Ccorccedessecesse
the Machine Slate
Greenhalge
of the Convention
William W. Crapp
New Bedford
John Q. A. Brackett
Arlington
William Cogswell
Salem
W. Murray Crane
Dalton
Penn
Boston Post
H.D. van Norden
School St
Paing's
Furi
Ganal St.i
Bates & Yerka
Washington St
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Island
Boylston Street
Messrs
John H. Pray
Bohemian Beer
Continental Brewery
Longwood Ave
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