Anniversary Exercises Mark Church of the Disciples Fiftieth Year
The Church of the Disciples celebrated its fiftieth milestone with anniversary exercises at the nearly full church. speakers included Henry Williams W C Williamson Julia Ward Howe and Rev Charles G Ames reflecting on Clarke and the churchs early free seat system and reforms while projecting future religious and social changes.
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James Freeman Clarke
Henry Williams
W. C. Williamson
Julia Ward Howe
Charles G. Ames
George William Bond
Louisville
Boston
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Bartel
Williams
Ritchie’s Hall
Masonic Hall
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Clarke
John A. Andrew
Trinitarian Church
Frothingham
Robbins
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Greenwood
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Mr. Clarke
Theodore Parker
Parker
Unitarian Church
J. Clarke
Indiana Place
Lincoln
Dr. Clarke
Thodore Parker
Pheodore Parker
Sons of God
America
Weather forecast and signals from Delaware Breakwater to Eastport
Weather indications forecast through Tuesday evening. Maine and New England expect fair skies with cool follow spots and warmer readings in Maine. Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York show fair weather with variable winds. Cautionary signals extend from Delaware Breakwater to Eastport.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Delaware
Eastport
Post's Forecast for New England Weather
Northern New England today will be fair with southwest winds and warmer in Maine, cooler tonight. Southern New England clears to fair with westerly winds and slight cooling. Wednesday all sections stay fair and cooler. A broader fair pattern continues with small local rain near Marquette and scattered past twenty four hour precipitations. The warm wave reaches Atlantic coast states and Western New England with highs near 72 to 80 and morning lows around the 36 to 38 range.
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Much Ado About Noth ing staged in Boston tonight
In Mason Hamlin Hall this evening Mr J J Hayes presents a first reading of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. The note section mentions Mrs Henry K Updegrave of Tower City Penn as a likely youngest US great grandmother, born 1843. Also recaps Disraeli anecdote, Lt Peary’s Greenland expedition plans, and the death of the widow of glove maker Jouvin in Grenoble.
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Boston
Mason & Hamlin Hall
Henry K. Updegrave
Tower City
Penn
United States
Gratztown
Dauphin County
Emanuel Shoffstall
Aegie
Rumberger
Maggie
Shoffstall
Maggie Rumberger
Daniel Messner
Henry Kk. Updegrave
Disraeli
Aylesbury
Peary
Greenland
Washington
Ulrica Dahlgren
Gardiner Hubbard
National Geographical Society
Whale Sound
Philadelphia
Jouvin
Grenoble
France
Estate sale and lectures mark city events at Dorchester and Trinity Church
Samuel Hatch & Co. sold the John J. Loring estate at No 13 Park Street Dorchester to William V Abbott for 4846 cash. Miss Lucy M Salmon of Vassar College delivered a closing lecture on domestic service at 12 Somerset Street. The memorial services for Bishop Paddock open the Episcopal convention at Trinity Church tomorrow at 9:30 AM.
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William V. Abbott
John J. Loring
Park Street
Dorchester
Lucy M. Salmon
Vassar College
Somerset Street
Bishop Paddock
Trinity Church
Channing Club Ladies Night At Hotel Vendome
The Channing Club held a ladies night at Hotel Vendome with Mr George Wigglesworth presiding and George Peirce as secretary. Guests included Rev H G Spaulding Rev and Mrs E A Horton Rev and Mrs M J Savage and Miss Lucy Wheelock. Speakers covered the relation of young men to the Sunday school and election results were announced with J N Mouth as president and a list of officers.
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Channing Club
Hotel Vendome
George Wigglesworth
George Peirce
H. G. Spaulding
E. A. Horton
M. J. Savage
Lucey Wheelock
Lucy Wheelock
S.J. Burrows
Edmund Whitman
J. N. Mouth
E. J. Lewis, Jr
H. F. Howe
Tras Sek
Georg Hutchinson
Jamas
F. H. Nazro
C. W. Birtwell
J. W. ‘Oie
Tragic Roof Fall Ends Life Of 3 Year Old Annie Clougherty
About 6 45 p m yesterday three year old Annie Clougherty playing on the roof of her home at 65 Charter street wandered to the adjoining building on Commercial street and fell to the street. She died instantly. Medical Examiner Harris was notified.
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Charter Street
Commercial Street
Harris
Shreve Crump & Low Expands to Tremont and West Streets
Shreve Crump & Low will occupy thirteen thousand square feet in a new building at Tremont and West streets, which they will soon move into.
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Shreve, Crump & Low Company
Tremont
West Streets
Karma Explained Tremont Temple Crowded
A crowded Tremont Temple gathers for a talk titled Karma Explained highlighting self ish materialism as a key theme. The event notes the convention adjourned with attendees reflecting on moral priorities and social concerns.
Annie Besant Theosophy Lecture Draws Wide Range Audience
Annie Besant filled Remont Temple last evening as Christians, Free Thinkers, Nationalists, Socialists, Anarchists, Spiritualists, Theosophists and Nihilists attended. She described Theosophy as philosophy science and religion, explained reincarnation and karma, warned of dangers in premature spiritual development, and urged universal brotherhood. Theosophical proceedings continued with papers by Ful lerton Keighley Patterson Buck Ayres and Judge, highlighting practical work and higher evolution.
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Annie Besant
Ingersol
Lremont Temple
Serguis Stepnin
Mrs. Besant
Teosophical Convention
Alexander Fullerton
Archibald Keighley
H.T. Patterson
Brooklyn
J. D. Buck
George D. Ayres
Mr. Judge
Chelsea Common Council Passes Street Appropriation Bill
A regular Chelsea Common Council meeting last evening approved an appropriation bill totaling 366,885 dollars and 13 cents. Allocations include 2,500 dollars for watering streets, 2,000 dollars for street sweeping, and 900 dollars for Fourth of July celebration expenses.
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Harvard Boys Get Their Guns
The Harvard Shooting Club met yesterday afternoon at the clubhouse on the Allston Marshes. Scores show Mackay 8 Everett 8 Howard 7 Lamb 7 Brice 7 Weld 6 in Match A. In prize restricted Match A Everett 7 Howard 8 Kent 6 White 5 Weld 5 Brice 0.
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Brakeman Loses Leg in Shocking Brookline Accident
William Green a 24 year old freight brakeman from Philadelphia employed by the Boston and Albany railroad suffered a severe injury at Brookline when, while shackling cars, he fell between them and lost a leg. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
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Philadelphia
Boston & Albany Railroad
Brookline
Massachusetts General Hospital
Labor and Capital in Early 20th Century Strikes and Protests
Labor unrest spans multiple regions with Italian workers in Waltham facing potential clashes after a second Boston gang was hired and a contractor claims men were pulled from the job. In Lynn coat makers strike over pay cuts, while London anarchists plan a May Day rally in Hyde Park. Belgian miners join German counterparts pushing for eight hours and universal suffrage, and London weavers resume work after an extended stoppage.
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Bowling Championship Decides Inter-Club Title
The Boston Athletic Association team won the Inter-Club Bowling League title at Norfolk Casino alleys, edging Woodland Parks by 44 pins after a tight finish. Hill starred for BA A, Sonson tied the tournament high with 225, and Newtons rallied their crowd as captain Wood struggled but bowled fairly.
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Fires Detroy Harrisville and Nearby Areas in April Blaze
Fire destroyed Harrisville on the Adirondack route, with losses around 100 000. The blaze began in George Meade’s residence, consuming buildings from the river bridge to Pierce’s store, including the post office telegraph office and Central New York telephone office. Separately, Max Blumenthal’s general furnishing store at Highland avenue and Adams street burned, risking 3 000 to 4 000 in goods. A Blumenthal estimated 1 600 worth of new goods placed recently. A fire at A A Hines’s lodging house on Levereis street started from a bathroom lamp, with second floor damage. A chimney fire on Levereis street caused by a false alarm was reported as well.
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Highland Avenue
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Josson
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Levereis Street
Brookline Hearing on West End Street Railway Car-House Plan
Brookline selects held a fourth hearing on the West End Street Railway petition for track location and approaches to a car-house on Chestnut Hill avenue between the railroad bridge and Beacon Street. Various supporters and objectors presented positions. the hearing adjourned for one week with remonstrants' witnesses remaining unexamined.
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A. D. Chaudier
Moorfield Storey
Jacob W. Pierce
John Taylor
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A. D. Chwadier
Death of Lawrence hotel owner Joseph Butterworth
Joseph Butterworth longtime Lawrence hotel proprietor of the Central House and Pentucket House at Georgetown died suddenly this evening of pneumonia. Born in 1827 in Rochdale England he came to America in 1844, worked in Yantic and Andover, spent six years in Australia, joined the First New Jersey Infantry in 1861, bought the Central House in 1877 and ran both inns. He leaves a wife, three brothers and one sister.
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Yantic
How She Was Rebuked
A Confederate monument scene in Atlanta prompts mockery as a woman tampered with a prayer book inscription. A sarcastic passerby notes the Bible source, drawing public rebuke and shame as the woman withdraws.
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South
Constitution
Chilean navy ships Blanco and Huascar destroyed
A despatch to the Chilean legation in Washington confirms the loss of the Blanco and Huascar. The Congress party telegraphs that the ships' destruction will not impede military operations and that the army continues marching southward.
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Meeting of New England Amateur Athletic Union Managers
The New England Amateur Athletic Union held a meeting in Boston with eight clubs represented. Plans approved for championship games June 17 at Worcester Club, with events matching national championships but excluding tug of war and bicycle races. Receipts to benefit the New England Association. Thomas Riley elected to represent Father Scully Athletic Association. Suspensions issued to Providence swimming club participants and Charlestown Baseball Club wrestlers. Neptune Boat Club granted June 17 events. junior members at Longwood May 23. National board dispute over reinstated athletes discussed. tabled until official word received, possibly affecting Morris Park cross country results.
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An arsenic epidemic strikes Denver deaths top seven
An investigation in Denver shows seven people dead in two months from arsenic poisoning. Annie Armstrong, a domestic in a minister’s family, died in agony from poison believed to kill six. Harry Cheney, a printer, died under peculiar circumstances with arsenic in viscera. Hastings family illness followed dinner. mother and four children died. exhumed Hastings child had arsenic. Surmise roots in despondency.
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Hasting
Supreme Judicial assignments and habeas case in Boston courts
Court list shows equity assignments and petitions for appeal. Albert Stearns seeks habeas relief after default and arrest for poor editors. Trial Justice Marden denied relief. magistrate later amended certificate but refused oath. Appeals to full bench. Leonard for petitioner Barker for creditors.
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Court records from Boston Superior Court First Session April 27
The docket lists cases against West End Railroad for a 1890 Cambridge street collision involving a 9 year old alleging back injury and $30,000 damages, plus a father seeking $15,000 for loss of services. Several other cases, including insurance disputes, mortgages, and numerous civil actions, are noted with attorneys and defendants.
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Charles G. Fall
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
G. D. Braman
Cambridge Superior Court case list and docket notes
Middlesex county court entries include Hammond v Woodworth for $100 damages with a jury out, attorneys Wakefield for plaintiff and Webster for defendant, plus a series of case listings including Cullen Compt v O’Dar ara, Marcy v City of Cambridge, Fannier pro ami, Hawks et al lien, Pingan v Quinn, Ryan v Town of Marlboro, and McCarthy v Wakefield Water Co among others.
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Probate Court in Essex validates wills and administers estates
Gloucesters April 2 Harmen J. proves wills for George E Lane and Sarah K Pew both of Gloucester. Admin orders grant on estates of George W Bronne Agnes Peterson Charles C Lane and Leon and Walen. Inventories include Sarah Colburn Rockport 738338, Mary Sargent Essex 14469 84, Eliza G Winchester Beverly 235335 12 with 67500 in real estate.
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