Enterprise Sails to New York for Naval Review
The Massachusetts State training ship Enterprise departed Charlestown Navy Yard for New York on Saturday afternoon to serve as Governor Russell's flagship in this week’s naval review. A large guest list was invited aboard Thursday for the event, with officials and dignitaries on board for the voyage and return.
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Enterprise
Charlestown Navy Yard
New York
Governor Russell
M. T. Donohoe
H. D. Andrews
George A. Keeler
William B. McClellan
Senate
House
Baton
Russell
Dalton
Soley, Lincoln
Fitzpatrick
Nantucket
Debating Society Bout Decides Brockton Victory
Judges at a debate between St Augustine Y M T A of South Boston and St Patrick Y M T A of Brockton awarded the Brockton society the affirmative on Should the Government Control the Railroads. Oratory scored did not affect the banner tie. A deciding debate may occur in South Boston next month.
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St. Augustine’s Y. M. T. A. Society of
South Boston
St. Patrick’s Y. M. T. A. Society of
Brockton
Slt. B. Corbett
F Street
Dahlgren Hall
Talmage Marks 24th Pastorate at Brooklyn Tabernacle
Rev. Dr. T DeWitt Talmage celebrated the twenty fourth anniversary of his Brooklyn Tabernacle pastorate with a morning sermon. He warned that despite a 12000 gift the church still faces a 140000 floating debt and urged prompt contributions to prevent the house of God from becoming a theatre or concert hall. He noted widespread sympathy and recent contributions from supporters nationwide.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Talmage
House of God
Fire destroys mill in Spencer with heavy loss
Fire at the Spencer Wire Mills upper village in Spencer totalled one building. Loss placed at 810,000 with insurance of 3509. A firefighter fell from a fifteen foot ladder, suffering serious internal injuries but not fatal.
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Worcester
Spencer Wire Mills
Upper Wire Village
Spencer
Street Railroad Changes Tonight
Owing to reconstruction of track at corner Eliot and Tremont streets the Tremont street night car will run south via Boylston street Columbus avenue and Berkeley street. The Shawmut avenue night car will run south via Washington street commencing tonight. The 5 a.m. car from Egleston square will be run to Cornhill and return via Washington street and Temple place commencing today.
Police curb drunken crowds at Kneeland Street station
Complaints to Captain Gaskin lead to an extra police force at the Old Colony station on Kneeland Street Saturday evening. Twenty three intoxicated individuals were arrested as a result of the crackdown.
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Gaskin
Old Colony
Kneeland Street
Hamlin and Quincy Visit Boston Briefly From Washington
Charles S. Hamlin assistant secretary of the treasury and Josiah Quincy assistant secretary of state arrived in Boston Saturday for a brief stay. Hamlin praised Secretary Carlisle and said his work is hard but satisfying. He denied being given to gaiety or dancing, noting he has been busy with his new position. Hamlin returned to Washington and Quincy departed today.
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Sabe
Buffalo Sunday Truth
Sunday Truth
THE
Sunday Truth Buffalo
Buffal
Louis E. Whicher
T. A. Whicher & Co
High Street
Mae Branson
Post
Whicher
Philadelphia
Mae
Ed Rice
Philip Branson
Charles S. Hamlin
the Treasury
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Washington
Hamlin
Carlisle
Mr. Hamlin
Mr. Quincy
Two Officers Injured By Runaway Horse in Charles Town
Patrolmen John H. Brower and Clarence C. Wharf of Division 15 were seriously hurt at 5:40 P M when a runaway horse attached to a buggy wheel charged them at Devens and Main. Both officers were knocked down and struck, Brower suffering head and back injuries and Wharf back hip and leg injuries. They were taken to the station for treatment and sent home.
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John H. Brower
Clarence C. Wharf
Division 15
Devens
Charlestown
Brower
Wharf
Gunter
Gonzales Improving in Mexico City Residence
General Manuel Gonzales former president of Mexico shows rapid improvement and a few weeks at his country residence near City of Mexico are believed to effect a permanent cure of his ailment.
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City of
Mexico
Manuel Gonzales
Here
Potter's Sentence in Supreme Court Seventy-Day Debate
Asa P. Potter was sentenced in the United States Circuit Court to sixty days in jail and a $1000 fine. He did not serve jail time nor pay the fine. The court considered collateral, government statements, and public officials remarks as part of the ruling, with an appeal noted to the Supreme Court.
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Asa P. Potter
United States Circuit Court
Allen
Hopkins
Robinson
United States
Maverick
Evans & Co
Potter
That Barrett Circular Rouses Campaign Clash in Mass.
In the seventh district contest, Republicans accuse Mr Barrett of distributing a troubling circular. He counters that objectionable advertisements were refused and only decent services were allowed. The race shifts with endorsements and rallies across Lynn Chelsea Charlestown Melrose Everett.
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Barrett
Allen
Episcopal Missions
Charles F. Wyman
Republican Party
Congress
Henry L. Riston
M. E. Church
Maplewood
David Spinney
Malden
Frank E. Woodward
Jacob C. Hartshorne
Wakefield
Henry M. Hartshorne
Walter R. Macdonald
Daniel L. Milliken
Francis Batchelder
Everett
Boston
Dr. Everett
Mr. Barrett
Senator Lodge
Cary
Lynn
Senator Fitzgerald
Frank K. Foster
Chelsea
George Fred Williams
William Schofield
Charlestown
Philip J. Doherty
John R. Murphy
Gamaliel Bradford
Melrose
Samuel W. McCall
Kittredge
Pettingill
Greenhalge
Pemberton
Senate
McCall
Taunton Ship Captain William H. Phillips Dies at 67
Captain William H. Phillips aged 67 died in Taunton after a long seafaring career beginning at 17. A Taunton native from Valley Falls RI he partnered in Staples and Phillips coal business and owned Grace M. E. Church. Funeral set for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Grace Church.
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Taunton
William H. Phillips
Valley Falls
R.I
Aea
Sylvanus N. Staples
Staples
Grace M. E. Church
Taunton Iron Works
Grace Church
Honduras says revolution suppressed after Los Cedros battle
Panama reports Honduras claims victory as rebels suffer heavy losses and disperse. A Guatemala paper notes Nicaragua recruiting against Guatemala, but its truth is doubted due to internal unrest from arrests of Leon leaders.
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Panama
Honduras
Los Cedros
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Salvador
Leon
A HAVERHILL PRINTER DEAD
Daniel Hook aged 66 senior member of Daniel Hook & Son printers died of heart failure this morning in Haverhill He was born in Danville New Hampshire and lived in Haverhill for years He worked in the shoe business as a sewing machine agent and manager for Western Union He later served as ticket agent for railroad and steamboat firms He was a prominent Odd Fellow and member of the I O R M He leaves two sons.
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Haverhill
Daniel Hook
Daniel Hook & Son
Danville
N. H
Western Union Telegraph Company
Phrenology of Paderewski Head Reveals Charms and Limits
The May Phrenological Journal cites Dr. Edgar Beall's analysis of Paderewski's head. It notes moderate attachment to family, strong benevolence, intense romance, and a temperament magnetic yet not fully destined for composing greatness, implying interpretation and execution suit him best.
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Edgar C. Beall
Paderewski
Earth
Heaven
Swinburne
St Peters branch of Irish National Federation meets in Dorchester Hall
A meeting of St Peter's branch in Dorchester Hall yesterday afternoon saw new members enlisted and a substantial fund increase. President Patrick Slane presided as D P Sullivan spoke on Irish autonomy and reform measures for Gladstone's government. Speeches by P Troy and James Warren followed, with a subscription card introduced for independent solicitors and many cards distributed.
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St. Peter’s
Irish National Federation
Dorchester Hall
Patrick Slane
D. P. Sullivan
Gladstone
P. Troy
James Warren
Noon meetings feature chalk talker Greet at Bromfield Church
Mr N S Greet renowned chalk talker will present illustrated lectures at the Bromfield Street Church noon meetings from twelve to one daily this week starting today. The Rich Man and Lazarus is the opening subject with Mrs Walter A Bailey offering selections each day.
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N. S. Greet
Bromfield Street
Lazarus
Walter A. Bailey
Richter's Reasons Keep Richter in Vienna for Now
Vienna dispatch confirms Herr Richter cancelled his Boston engagement after Austrian officials and national pride pressed to keep him. Pressure from Imperial Opera directors and fear of losing him led to a decision to remain four years, with Richter lamenting the disappointment yet promising an eventual move to America.
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Herr Richter
Boston Symphony Orcheatra
Sunday Herald
Vienna
Boston
Richter
Imperial Opera
America
All About White Lead Major Goodell Trea tise Reviewed
Major Oliver D Goodell offers a 60 year veteran chemist’s treatise on white lead and substitutes for paints. He argues solids like zinc oxide can produce durable paints and cites Mulder Lefevere Leclaire Muspratt Ure. Goodell details his life in Cambridgeport St Louis Chicago Detroit and his role as general manager of Peninsula White Lead and Color Works in Detroit.
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Oliver D. Goodell
Goodell
Mulder
Lefevere
Leclaire
Muspratt
Ure
Mr. Goodell
Cambridgeport
Mass
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Deetroit
Salem High School
Henry K. Oliver
Salem
Whittier
Peninsula White Lead and Color Works
Detroit
Mich
Comical Brown Dies After Apoplexy at City Hospital
Comical Brown an old comedian died at City Hospital on Saturday after being found unconscious in the Boston and Albany depot waiting room Friday afternoon. Born August 6 1833 in Lancaster Massachusetts he lived in Rutland and Barre attending Lester Academy from which he was graduated. He was an Odd Fellow Mason and Elks member. A widow and two daughters aged 16 and 21 survive.
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Brown
City Hospital
Boston & Albany
William B. Brown
Lancaster
Mass
Rutland
Barre
Lester Academy
Mason
The
Elks
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Columbus Ave
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