Frederick W Seward Dead at 85
Frederick W. Seward, 84, former Assistant Secretary of State under Lincoln, Johnson, and Hayes, died in Montrose New York. He helped warn Lincoln of threats and survived an 1865 assassination attempt at his father William H. Seward’s bedside. He outlived the perilous era and saw Payne executed.
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Lincoln
Johnson and Hayes
William H. Seward
Seward
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Payne
Booth
Navy
Frederick Seward
Dedication of West End Y M H A Building in Boston
Officials and citizens gathered for the formal opening of the West End Young Men's Hebrew Association building at 47 Mt Vernon Street. The $40 000 structure was dedicated yesterday with ceremonial proceedings spanning the afternoon and evening.
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Greater
Boston
West End
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Mt. Vernon Street
Newlyweds Speak on Suffrage at Boston Event
The day featured prominent speakers including Rev. Edward A. Horton and Rabbi M. M. Weichler as 600 listeners packed the dedication of a new building. The afternoon on Boston Common highlighted Mr and Mrs Stuart Chase and Mr and Mrs L P Green advocating suffrage, with Miss Mabel Willard outlining the looming November vote.
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M.M. Eichler
The
Temple
Chabei Shalom
Union Park Street
Edward A. Horton
Senate
Gallivan and
Tague
George W. Coleman
John Dillon
Curley
Julius Andrews
Boston Council of Jewish Women
Benjamin Woronoff
West End
Mitchell Freiman
Leo J. Lyons
Albert
Henry H. Levenon
M. M. Weichler
Boston Common
Stuart Chase
L. P. Green
Mabel Willard
City Horses in Big Parade Showcasing Veteran Drivers
The Memorial Day work horse parade features a city of Boston entry with drivers totaling 20 to 35 years of service. Cambridge also enters, under Dr. Bolger as a director. Entries, limited previously to 10 per exhibitor, are now 15. Entry blanks available at local association offices and listed streets. deadline May 1.
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Boston
Cronon
Cambridge
Bolger
Association
Beacon Street
J. W. Whitney
Linwood Street
Somerville
F.L. Jordan
Washington Street
Malden
James Meredith
Everett Street
East
Seven Injured as Trolley Jumps Rail
A trolley jumped its track near School street Melrose injuring seven aboard including Motorman John Comiskey and Conductor Leo Lawler. Passengers John Purtle and his children Leo and Garnet Sanderson were among the injured. A broken axle at the car barns was blamed for the wreck.
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John Comiskey
John Purtle
Bay State
Leo and
Garnet Sanderson
Main Street
Melrose
School Street
Wyoming Railroad
Comiskey
Laurel Street
Melrose Hospital
James P. Simpson
Leo Lawler
Main
Helen Purtle
Salem marketman missing five days
Salem police search for Joseph A. Ferrant of Liberty street a prominent north shore market man missing from his home since last Tuesday authorities report ongoing inquiry and public assistance requested.
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Salem
Joseph A. Ferrant
Liberty Street
North Shore
Women and Suffrage Debate in Rochester Meeting
About 600 listeners heard Mr. Chase and others argue for state employment exchanges unemployment insurance and women’s sympathy in politics. Mrs Green noted women’s focus on home and welfare while men vote on business factors. Four speakers emphasized that women must have the vote to guarantee justice and equality. Roughly 200 men signed pledges to support suffrage in the fall.
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Mr. Chase
Rochester
Green
Sullivan leaps to aid mother in time of illness
James A. Sullivan an artist raced from the Canopic to the Winnisimmet and then by taxi to Long Wharf to reach the bedside of his ailing mother Mrs Helen Sullivan of 49 Hereford Street Back Bay pneumonia.
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Helen Sullivan
Hereford Stret
Back Bay
James A. Sullivan
United States Treasury
Long Wharf
Sullivan Brothers Reunite At Last As Canopic Sails
Mrs Sullivan 78 lay ill with pneumonia in Asolo Italy when her son Lynde telegrammed James to return home. James raced back and secured passage on the Canopic just minutes before sailing. The cutter met the liner off Long Island and Young Sullivan reached his mother within an hour, kneeling at her side.
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Canopic
Sullivan
Long Island
Sullivan Brothers
Alex. Foss
Long Wharf
Inner Harbor
School presents 51 50 for milk station in memory of Dr. Kelly
Wendell Phillips School donated 51.50 to C. E. Mason treasurer of the Milk and Baby Hygiene Association for the Elizabeth Peabody House milk station in memory of Dr. William D. Kelly. The amount represents the surplus from funds raised by the children for Dr. Kellys funeral.
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Wendell Phillips School
C. E. Mason
The
Milk and Baby Hygiene Association
Elizabeth Peabody House
William D. Kelly
Dr. Kelly
CZAR ON TRIP TO PRZEMSYS
Despatches from Lemberg report Emperor Nicholas with Grand Duke Nicholas visiting Przemysl on Friday. He stopped at Sambor to review a guard of honor commanded by General Brussiloff, distributed the cross of St. George, and was greeted by fortress commanders and cheering troops. The royal party later dined at the Austrian commander Kusmanek's former residence and toured fort trophies before visiting forts next day and returning to Lemberg.
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Emperor Nicholas
Przemysl
Kusmanek
Nicholas
Lemberg
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Circulation Department
Boston Post
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New York
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Richardson & Boynton Co
Mfrs
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Chicago
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Wrigley’s
United
Mother Goose
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
Kesner Bidg
Austria
Czar
Przemsys
Library Bureau
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Federal Street
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