How O Neill Labor Bill Was Born in Congress
SPECIAL TO THE FOST WASHINGTON April 28 The House committee on labor investigated the Southwest troubles and revealed a clash between O Neill and Foran. O Neill drafted a compulsory arbitration bill with a lawyer and rushed it to a committee, while a subcommittee produced a substitute after scrutiny. The full committee backed the substitute, and the House passed the arbitration bill as the O Neill measure, though he did not write it. Enemies claim he sought Knight of Labor ties, foreshadowing a hotter feud with Foran.
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Washington
House Committee
Southwest
House
Hach
O’ Neil
Foran
O’niell
O’neill
Committee On Labor
O'Neill
O’ Neill
O’neil
Congress
Mr. Foran
Mr. Davis
Alabama
Senatorial Courtesy Sparks House Bedlam Snub
Washington April 28. Representative Leach of New York blocked suspensions by unanimous consent angering colleagues. During a committee session Beach, preparing a long speech, found the floor crowded with pages as members shouted and shuffled to drown him out. He paused, then stopped, and the din subsided as the next speaker was given favored treatment.
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Washington
Leach
New York
House
Mr. Beach
Pan Electric Probe Shows Bell Ties in Testimony
In Washington Gardner Hubbard father in law of Professor Bell and Bell enterprise associate testified about a third interest and funding for development. Bell recalled discussed General Sypher note about a scheme to destroy Bell patents and confirmed offering to provide the note if required. Tomorrow editors and correspondents of major papers will be examined.
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Washington
Pan-electric
Gardner Hubbard
Professor Bell
Bell Enterprise
National Bell Telephone Company
General Sypher
Boyle
Alexander G. Bell
Mir. Ke, N. Hill
J. Hale Sypher
Witness
Mr. Storrow
Sypher
Randall Presides Over Meeting for Ireland Freedom
A Washington mass meeting led by Samuel J. Randall and supported by Senators and Congressmen to back Mr. Gladstone in seeking a free Parliament for Ireland convened. Speakers included Van Wyck Riddleberger Bon Phelps McKinley O’Hara McMillin McAdoo Butterworth and Lawler with letters from Tilden Sherman Logan Blair Perry O’Neal Abbott Oglesby. Resolutions extended confidence to Gladstone and Powell.
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Washington
Gladstone
Ireland
Samuel J. Randall
van Wyck
Riddleberger
Gib Bon
West Virginia
Phelps
New Jersey
McKinley
Ohio
O'Hara
North Carolina
McMillin
Tennessee
McAdoo
Butterworth
Consul Mosby’s Audit Returns Funds to Heirs and Officials
Washington notes report the Treasury audit of United States consul Carl Mosby at Hong Kong found a balance of consular fees he lawfully retained. He must return several thousand dollars. The same dispatch mentions pension bills in Congress for Maine and Connecticut veterans and the widow of an infantry officer.
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Mosby
Washington
Carl Mosby
United States
Hong Kong
Treasury Department
Frye
Senate
Thomas Reed
Maine
Mr. Platt
Isunice S
William H. Nichols
Fourth Connecticut Infantry
Nearly One Hundred Tourists Leave for West Today
Raymond and Whitcomb depart with nearly 100 travelers from Boston and Philadelphia. The second spring party travels 59 days over 8000 miles via Hoosac Tunnel and West Shore lines, with two sleeping car sections leaving Fitchburg station at 2 p.m. Conductors H F Shields and Arthur L Spring lead, Mr. Raymond accompanies to Chicago.
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Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
Colorado
California
Philadelphia
Hoosac Tunnel
West Shore Lines
Fitchburg Station
H. F. Shields
Arthur L. Spring
Lebanon
N. H
Raymond
Chicago
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington Territory
Puget Sound
Boston
Martin Brimmer
Phillips Brooks
W. B. Hosmer
H. H. Hosmer
L. B. Humphrey
M. L. Humphrey
Charles H. Mann
E. Prescott
G. H. Shaw
In Pe Sohier
M. Timmins
L. Timmins
Marie E. Zakrzewska
Mississippi Crevasses Flood Train Route Threaten Rail Service
MemphIs Tennessee report on April 28 describes a break near Austin Mississippi causing three feet of water rise in river bottoms and nearing the Louisville New Orleans and Texas railroad track raising fears of travel suspension within two days. Planters risk stock losses as floodwaters spread across productive Mississippi valley lands. Jackson corridors report a 48 hour rainfall with crop damage and a washout on Illinois Central line south of Jackson. A repair special train struck the washout, killing Conductor Aird and the fireman, with the engineer severely injured.
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Memiuis
Tenn
Austin
Miss
Louisville, New Orleans
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Helena
North
Commerce
Jackson
Illinois Central Road
Aird
Chelsea Mass Meeting for Ireland Aid Planned at Music Hall
Citizens of Chelsea to gather at Music Hall on Saturday evening for a fundraiser to support the Irish parliamentary fund. Mayor leads list of speakers with Hon. John E. Fitzgerald and others onstage. special arrangements for ladies. Secretary Quaid from Dover notes another mass meeting at City Opera House on Tuesday May 4 with addresses by Fitzgerald and Colonel Hall. Executive committee states total raised to date is $10,235, plus previous acknowledgments and recent $130 added.
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Chelsea
Music Hall
Irisharliamentary Fund
John E. Fitzgerald
J. B. Quaid
Dover
N. H
City Opera House
Daniel Hall
Inquest Opens After East Lee Reservoir Disaster
Pittsfield Mass April 28 The inquest before Judge Branning began with Medical Examiner Halcomb describing his view of the bodies Louis Gaussett recounts hearing water rush and warning manufacturers that the dam was unsafe Contractor John Richardson testifies he sank the foundation believing a solid hard pan lay below but now suspects only a thin layer and possible seepage.
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Pittsfield
Mass
East Lee Reservoir
Branning
Halcomb
Louis Gaussett
John Richardsoen
Fire set attempts alarm Far Rockaway hotels
Great excitement gripped Far Rockaway on April 28 as unknown arsonists tried to ignite three hotels. At 2 am smoke woke Albany House guests after lamps were removed from street lanterns and placed under the building. Similar attacks on the Waverly Hotel and Coleman House were halted before flames spread.
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Rockway
L.I
Albany House
Waverly Hotel
Coleman House
Search for wrecked schooner Morse to probe Oregon disaster
Special to the Post from Bath Maine on April 28 reports that upon Knickerbocker’s arrival in New York a diver will be hired to search for the wreck of the schooner Charles H Morse. If proven to have the right of way, Cunard Company may face a damages suit in connection with the Oregon disaster.
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Bath
Knickerbocker
New York
Charles H. Morse
Oregon
Cunard Company
Old Guard celebrates sixtieth anniversary parade
In New York on April 28 the Old Guard marked its 60th anniversary with a parade and church services. Military representatives included the Ancient and Honorable Artillery of Boston the Worcester Continentals the Governor's Foot Guards of Hartford the Fifth Regiment artillery U S A and veterans of the Seventh Regiment N G S N Y.
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New York
Old Guard
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Boston
Worcester Continentals
Governor’s Foot Guards
Hartford
Fifth Regiment Artillery
U.S.A
Seventh Regiment
N. GS. N.Y
Supreme Court awards damages against railroad in Newburg case
In Newburg New York April 28 the Brown presiding jury awarded William Alberti of Alfrea Centre $25000 for injuries suffered on the New York Lake Erie and Western railroad last July. The suit sought $50000 and the company plans to appeal.
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Newburg
N. Y
Supreme Court Today
Brown
William Alberti
Alfrea Centre
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Lard Tank Explosion Kills One in Packing House
In Chicago on April 28 a gang at Tobey and Booth's packing house witnessed an iron lard tank explode. James Sanford died instantly, Pat Muldoon and Mat Aeton were seriously injured, six others burned and injured to varying degrees by the hot lard.
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Chicago
Tobey & Booth
James Sanford
Pat Muldoon
Mat Aeton
Root divorce ruling kept child with mother in Worcester
In Worcester on April 28 Chief Justice Morton granted the divorce petition of Augustus Root and Mary A. B. Root on grounds of desertion. Custody of the minor child awarded to the mother, with the father granted visitation rights at set times and a prohibition on taking the child out of the state.
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Worcester
Augustus Root
Mary A. B. Root
Morton
Weather Indications For New England From April 29
Indications show Wasmingror area at 2 a.m. for New England with slightly cooler conditions. Northeasterly winds bring light rains and unsettled skies across coastal and inland regions.
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New England
Weather Report for Boston 1886 From Daily Observations
Weather data from Boston including barometer readings 29.879 to 29.883 inches, temperatures ranging from 44 to 55 degrees, dew points around 41 to 44, wind directions NW NE E, and rainfall zero. Notes mention various times and daily mean figures and reference local purveyors and spirits.
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Boston
Ossenvar
Sianat Survica
U. S
Per Bostrom
Waeck
Federal Flags in Profusion at Davis Gordon Tribute in Montgomery
In Montgomery on April 28 crowds filled the streets to honor former Confederate President Jefferson Davis and General John B. Gordon. Processions formed, flags and decorations adorned capitol grounds, and Davis spoke from the site of his 1861 oath as Gordon delivered the closing remarks amid cheers and a 100 gun salute. Tomorrow plans call for laying the monument corner stone with Masons overseeing the ceremony.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
United States
Stonewall Jackson
Albert Sidney Johnston
Robert E. Lee
Capitol
Davis
Reese
O’neal
Watts
John B. Gordon
W. L. Bragg
Minnie Davis
Capitol Gate
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
General Gordon
O'Neal
Mr. Davis
Charles Sumner
Gordon
Republic
Comely Maidens and Smiling Men Aid Abington Fair
A McPherson Post G A R fair in Abington replaces old gambling with transparent sales. Secretary Pierce and a party in tall hats opened the event, with Abington band concerts and speeches by local dignitaries. Proceeds go to the Grand Army relief fund, and specials trains and future evenings are planned.
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McPherson Post
Abington
Robinson
Pierce
State House
Old Colony
Hines
Post 73
Dick Tobin
Grand Army
Ames
Merrill
Lawrence
Bumpas
Z. A. Smith
Boston Journal
Senator Morse
Canton
Jack Adams
Creasey
Newburyport
Raves
Federden
Quincy
Gleason
Rockland
Gurney
South Abington
Lvery Religious Society
Nance
Major Merrill
Mr. Ames
Grand Army Post
Plymouth
Weymouth
Wedding Bells As Pfaff and White Wed in Boston
Last night at 184 Boylston street Charles Pfaff married Anna Catherine White in a ceremony led by Rev George Scott of Ipswich Mass The bride wore white satin broche with point lace a ala bouffant veil and carried snowdrops and ferns Si attended by her sister Emily White Best man was W C Thairwall Ushers included Arthur H Sargent Eustace Jacques Arthur J Clarke and John D Gardner About 600 guests filled the residence with azaleas roses and smilax The Cadet band played afterwards The couple will reside at 207 St Botolph street after May 15 McMullin and Miss Norah Sullivan wed at Holy Cross Cathedral with Rev Talbot The groom Peter McIsaac served as best man and Miss Kate Sullivan attended The newlyweds will visit New York then the South on their wedding trip.
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Anna Catherine White
R. H. White
Boylston Street
Charles Pfaff
George Scott
Ipswich
Mass
Emily White
New York
South
Roxbury Horse Guards Hold Grand Military Levee at Bacons Hall
Last night at Bacons Hall the Roxbury Horse Guards hosted a grand military levee with tricolor drapery shields and floral displays. Guests included the Governor, Mayor, Senate President Prisbury, Adjutant-Generals Dalton and Dyer, Major Strauss of Rhode Island, Colonels Sta chan Bancroft Wellington and Merrill, Lancers officers Captain Andrew Sergeant Allard Wordsworth Hough Benton Kennedy, and past commanders. The floor was guided by Captain L. H. Burnham with Sergeant Charles Newhall and aides. members wore full uniforms and ladies’ costumes were costly. Edmanis's orchestra provided music in what was described as a premier event.
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Bacons Hall
Edmanis
Temperance Grand Division meets in Concord NH
New Hampshire events report the semi annual session of the Grand Division Sons of Temperance held at Concord. Other notes include a fatal accident in Ashland, ice breakup on Lake Winnipesaukee, a suicide in East Taunton, bank Silver coin needs in Maine, a Concord wedding, and multiple regional notices.
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Grand Division
Sons of Temperance of
New Hampshire
Concord
Charles B. Heath
Ashland
N. H
Leconia
N.H
Lake Winnipiscogee
Nathan Staples
East Taunton
Maine
Boston
Ezra H. Woodman
Elizabeth B. Foster
William L. Foster
Grand Lodge of Good Templars of
Portsmouth
George H. Babbitt
Universalist Church of
Malden
First Baptist Church
Channing Conference
Unitarian
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Newport
R. I
Worcester
New
Depot Cars Pass Joel Golathwait & Co Depot Route
Cars pass the carpet store at Joel Golathwait and Co. 169 Washington Street proving a great convenience to customers in a local trade note.
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Joel Golathwait & Co
Washington Street
Strike at Missouri Pacific to be called off soon
St. Louis April 28 report says the citizen's committee formed to settle the Missouri Pacific railroad strike has worked steadily and will declare the strike off before the week ends. Details of the settlement terms are not yet available.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
New Work's Morse Cars Still Run With Little Trouble
New York April 28 third avenue surface cars began running at 7 15 am and by 11 am sixty eight cars were on the Third avenue line ten on the One Hundred twenty fifth street line and six on the cable road. Twenty new drivers arrived for work and 100 men applied for conductor positions. The strikers operated a tally ho wagon at 4 9 am and trips were crowded. Police were present early as usual but conditions remained quiet.
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New York
Third Avenue
Third Avenue Road
Western Manufacturers Resist the Eight Hour Demand
Leading iron and steel firms in Curcase reject the eight hour push, claiming non-labor agitators fuel the movement and that real workers aren’t behind it. Brass foundry and finishing shops show growing support, with brass and copper goods firms already hearing from employee committees ready to decide for or against the short day, as some orders seek eight hours for ten hours pay.
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Curcase
Third Avenue Surface Railroad Questioned by New York Commission
Albany April 28. At a railroad commission meeting a preamble and resolution were adopted. A petition from Third Avenue line businessmen states the company fails to run cars, causing great injury. The board urges immediate steps to comply with its charter or report to the attorney general for action.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Railroad Commission
Third Avenue
Prosecuting the Boycotters in New Haven
In New Haven on April 28 the Journal and Courier pursued arrest of walking delegate B F P Glidden on a criminal process for threatening to boycott Mendel and Freeman if they advertised in the Courier. If convicted, he faces up to $100 fine or six months imprisonment.
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Nreww
Cincinnati
Striker Holland
Guiiity
St. Louis
John Holland
Warren Stillwell
Missouri Pacific
Holland
Charity kettledrum draws large crowd at Mechanics’ Hall
Large attendance at Father Roche's kettledrum event at the Mechanics' building last evening. The Ninth Regiment officers marched in full uniform as the grand march started at 8 o'clock led by Governor Robinson with Mrs. Rankin on his arm. Senior officers and notable guests followed in sequence.
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Father Roche
Mechanics’ Building
Mechanics
Robinson
E. B. Rankin
Strachan
Malloy
Chelsea
Dalton
E. J
Jenkins Heads City Dance Event With Notable Attendees
The common council president Jenkins presided as Alderman Mullane attended among others. The evening featured a sequence of dances including Quadrille Mikado Virginia Reel Portland fancy medley Olivette Boccacio and Patience with Contra, Virginia reel and Diplomacy. Music was provided by the Boston Orchestra directed by P. C. Meyrelles and the Ninth Regiment drum and fife corps under Captain J. J. Barry.
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Boston Orchestra
P. C. Meyrelles
Ninth Regiment
Drum and Fife Corps
J. J. Barry
Exeter Alumni Dinner Recalls Prestigious Banquet
Venerable Phillips Exeter Academy Alumni gathered at the Yendome for a 6:30 p.m. dinner. Judge Jeremiah Smith presided as officers were elected. speeches by Gov. Bell and Dr. Scott praised the academy and debated curriculum changes while the event closed with Auld Lang Syne at 10:30 p.m.
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Yendome
Phillips Exeter Academy Alumni Association
Jeremish Smith
A. P. Peabody
Charles H. Bell
New Hampshire
Joseph B. Walker
B. F. Prescott
George S. Hale
Francis O. French
C. F. B. Bancroft
Walter Quincy Scott
Jeremiah Smith
Robert C. Wiggins
Augustus Soule
Russell Sturgis, Jr
Frederick L. Ames
Sherman Hoar
Keay Siver
Robert C. Wiggin
Robert Winslow
Charles 8. Gill
Edward L. Parks
James W. Babcock
William C. Codman, Jr
Frank Thayer
Alonzo B. Wentworth
Robert J. W. Phinney
Albert L. Norris
William M.ogden
M.D
Nathaniel B. Borden
Charles W. Moseley
Robert S. Morrison
Thomas Strahan
Charles W. Copeland
A. S. Miles
E. G. West
M. D
Charles S. Mack
William A. Bancroft
C. F. P. Bancroft
J. Edward Pickering
M. H. Cushing
W. Martin Robinson
N. M. Jewett
George S. Frost
George E. Cilley
Charles Rawlet
A. A.wyman
Charles O. Wentworth
Isaac Pitman
F. R. Stoddard
William P. Stoddard
D. W. Farquahar
Edward Hale
John H. Morrison
Guy Cunningham
George W. Cobb
W. P. Alexander
John 8
Hayes
J.C. Hilliard
Temple Quartet
Academy
Bell
Association
George Bancroft
Washington
Horatio Stebbins
San Francisco
George A. Wentworth
Andover
H.t. Lincoln
William D. W. Harding
Bowdoin College
D. T. Fisk
Francis Bowen
John B. L. Soule
Sylvester Waterhouse
St. Louis
Fitz John Porter
New York
Albert C. Perkins
Marshall
French
New England
Scott
Phillips Exeter
Phillips Andover Academy
Bancroft
Actors' Fund Benefit at Boston Theatre Features Stars
A Boston Theatre afternoon benefit for the Actors' Fund presents a varied program. Mr J C Padgett Miss Rose Osborne and company perform The Long Strike and other acts, with Vim scenes by Neil Burgess and company, Rag Baby by Frank Daniels and company, the Mikado ballet and Black Crook scenes by the Kiralfy company, The Toreador from Carmen by W T Carleton and Nanon company, Gus Williams in the Captain Mishler station-house scene, plus a portrait of John McCullough on the title page.
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Boston
J. C. Padgett
Carmen
W.t.carleton
Help for Children at Boston Charity Meeting
Boston friends of leading charities gathered at the Institute of Technology to discuss care of neglected children. The group debated whether to remove children from homes and addressed supervision and related questions. Key speakers included Rev Father Osborne and Mr Fay of the S P C C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Institute of Technology
Father Osborne
Mr. Fay
Pelham's Entertainment Delights Pelham and Family
Walter Pelham and his daughters Miss Annie and Miss Letema entertained last evening in Association Hall. Annie won recalls, Letema sang Stanie Snow at age ten, and Alanson S. Pratt performed recitations and humorous impersonations with notable audience approval.
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Association Hall
Walter Pelham
Miss Annie
Miss Letema
Alanson S. Pratt
Mr. Pelham
Annie Pelham
Letema Pelham
Stanie Snow
Mgr. Pratt
Veterans Camp Fire at Metropolitan Hotel Ceremony
Veterans and ex officers gathered at the Metropolitan Hotel for a First Regiment Massachusetts Union Veteran Army camp-fire. Cyrus Haldenman chaired. a Fusileer quartet led with a song. Col Griggs spoke, followed by Mr Wakefield and Mr Whitman with speeches and Mr Downing. The evening ended with a camp-fire supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Hotel
Department of Massachusetts
Cyrus 8
Haldeman
Fusileer
Griggs
Wakefield
Post 7
Whitman
Haverhill
Oliver Downing
Kenilworth Voices Offer Pleasant Evening at Union Rooms
The Kenilworth quartet of male voices led by C A Skoog and E A F Gore performed at educational union rooms on Boylston Street. They sang acceptably. Miss Elsie J G Whittier followed with Genevra, showing fine dramatic talent. Miss Nanna P Skoog sang He Loves Me Well with accompaniment by Vida J Skoog, earning applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Educational Union
Boylstop Street
Kenilworth
C. A. Skoog
E. A. F. Gore
A. E. Skoog
W. Bassford
Elsie J. G. Whittier
Genevra
Nanna P. Skoog
Vida J. Skoog
Wood arraigned for embezzling from Union Stone
In municipal court yesterday John F. Wood was arraigned on charges of embezzling 244.20 dollars from the Union Stone Company. The case was continued until May 3 with Wood held in 5000 dollars for his appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Wood
Union Stone Company
Wood
Merchant recovers after pneumonia using Hall's Balm
A merchant formerly reported near death from pneumonia has fully recovered after using Dr William Hall's Balm for the Lungs. The statement, meant to aid others, highlights gratitude for the remedy and its perceived throat and lung benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hall
Special aldermen meeting weighs council bill changes
The board debated concurrence with the common council on an amended appropriation bill raising about 241000. After motions and speeches about itemizing the bill and speedy passage, the board voted 7 to 5 to adhere to its prior action against concurrence and directed the clerk to seek the corporation counsel's opinion on legality of armory and celebration funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Allen
Common Council
Donovan
Alderman Coe
Alderman Carroll
Ald. Donovan
Alderman Freeman
Yeas
Bromwich
Capen
Coe
Freeman
Hart
Smith
Barr
Carroll
Maguire
Sullivan
Alderman Maguire
Alderman Smith
Messrs. Donovan
Corporation Counsel
The music of the centuries at Music Hall
The Benificent Society presents a fourteen tableau program from ancient Greece to America in 1961. Company C and other units of the First Regiment join in To the Front with Roxbury Horse Guards and Maiden’s Nighth Regiment duties. Baldwins orchestra supplies instrumental numbers under Louis C. Elson. The evening aims for broad scope and musical accuracy with 700 performers and a grand rehearsal already complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benificent Society
Music Hall
Greece
America
Claflin Guards
Newton
Maiden
Roxonry Horse Guards
Baldwin
Louis C. Elson
Cotton Manufacturers elect new members and officers
At yesterday's Cotton Manufacturers Association meeting new members were elected including Charles T Aldrich Henry L Aldrich Jr Jeffrey Hazard Samuel R Campbell William P Dempsey Charles H Hobbs and James O Sweet Officers named were President J S Ludlam Vice Presidents Walter E Parker and Richard G B Jordan Directors include Henry S Howe O S Brown Henry F Lippitt Wilbur A Stiles Stephen N Bourne and Robert McArthur Professor G Lanza of MIT reported on belting power transmission experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Charles T. Aldrich
Henry L. Aldrich, Jr
Jeffrey Hazard
Providence
Samuel R. Campbell
New York City
William P. Dempsey
Pawtucket
R. I
Charles H. Hobbs
Slattersville
James O. Sweet
Jewett City
Walter E. Parker
Lawrence
Mass
Richard GB. Jorden
Fall River
Henry 8. Howe
Biddeford
O. S. Brown
Salmon Falls
N. H
Henry F. Lippitt
Woonsocket
Wilbur A. Stiles
Newburyport
Stephen N. Bourne
Manchester
Robert McArthur
North Grosvenor Dale
Conn
G. Lanza
The
Institute of Technology
Boston Press Club Names Officers and Executives
The Boston Press Club completed its organization by electing three executive committee members E H Farnsworth of the Post B L Beal of the Journal and Fred eric C Hills of the Record. Officers named include President E A Perry Herald vice president Stephen O Meara Journal second vice president C M Hammond Globe Secretary E L Alexander Transcript Treasurer B A Appleton Traveller and executive committee members E H Farnsworth Walter G Maker William D Sullivan Marshall H Cushing B L Beal and F C Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Press Club
E. H. Farnsworth
The
Post
B. L. Beal
Journal
Frederic C. Hills
Record
E. A. Perry
Herald
Stephen O’meara
C. M. Hammond
Globe
E. L. Alexander
Transcript
B. A. Appleton
Traveller
Walter G. Maker
William D. Sullivan
Marshall H. Cushing
F.C. Hills
Funeral services for Mrs Phillips widow of Wendell Phillips
The funeral services were held yesterday at her residence with Rev Samuel May officiating and remarks from Mrs Lucy Stone and Mrs Julia Ward Howe. Burial followed at Milton cemetery. Mr Phillips was moved from the family vault in the old Granary burying ground to be interred beside his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Wendell Phillips
Samuel May
Lucy Stone
Julia Ward Howe
Milton Cemetery
Mr. Phillips
Obituary for Boston Character Known as Yankee Doodle
Isaac B. Sawtelle known to locals as Yankee Doodle has died after a brief illness. A longtime Boston figure, he was remembered for eccentricities and a kind heart that endeared him to many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Sawtelle
Boston
Eart
Eminent architect Henry H Richardson dies at 47 in Brookline
Mr Henry H Richardson renowned American architect died at his Brookline home on Tuesday night at age 47. A New Orleans native educated at Harvard, he studied in Paris and contributed landmark works in Boston Albany Chicago and Cambridge, including Trinity Church Brattle Street Church and Ames Memorials. He leaves a widow Julia Hayden and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Richardson
Brookline
Richardson
New Orleans
Crescent City
South
Harvard College
William Everett
JF. W. Balch
William R. Huntington
Grace Church
New York
E.w.hooper
McKenzie
Paris
Tuileries
Gambrill & Richardson
Boston
United States
Buffalo
France
Springfield
Medford
Trinity Church
Brattle Street
Bedford and
Kingston Streets
America
Capitol
Albany
City Hall
Pittsburg County Court House
Sever Hall
Austin Hall
Cambridge Law School
Woburn Public Library
Quincy Library
Ames Memorial
North Easton
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Marshall Field
Field, Letter & Co
Chicago
Julia Hayden
Major Hovey Exonerated in Military Inquiry
Massachusetts Adjutant General Office reports Major Charles L. Hovey fully exonerated from scandalous reports about his conduct in a Company B election. The Court of Inquiry found the July 20 1885 election conducted properly with Frank W. Dallinger elected captain, and charges or slanders against Hovey deemed unjust. The order is issued for all concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Adjutant General’s Office
Boston
William A. Bancroft
Charles L. Hovey
First Regiment Infantry
Frank W. Dallinger
Hovey
Cephalonia sails for Liverpool with varied passenger list
Cunard steamer Cephalonia leaves at 7 oclock for Liverpool carrying 125 steerage 45 intermediate and a long cabin list including Mrs Ann Armour Mr Charles F Atkinson Dr Herbert L Burrell and Oliver Wendell Holmes among numerous others. The ship also loads 82000 bushels of corn 18000 bushels of wheat 1000 quarters of beef and general cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Ann Armour
Charles F. Atkinson
J. Bassett
C. Batehelder
C. F. Batehelder
George E. Bullard
Herbert L. Burrell
R. M. Elliott
Davids
J. S. Scovill
Bellamy Storer
James M. W. Hall
A. H. Hall
A. R. Harmon
J. Hecht
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Anthony Kelley
Maria R. Kingston
Charley G. Loring
East Boston Ferries Hearing Resumed with Pile Prices
The East Boston ferry investigation resumed yesterday with JL A Roby testifying on pile prices Auditor Dodge outlining his accounting method President Read discussing pier costs Horace B Builer detailing ferry books and records Whitcomb offering price opinions John Hayes sharing pile driving views Hearing adjourned to next Saturday at noon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
JL. A. Roby
Dodge
Read
Horace B. Builer
Whitcomb
John Hayes
Is this the latest style hat deception exposed
A shopper questions a hat’s freshness, buys a two season item believed to be current, and discovers it is an obsolete style. He blames the dealer for the deception, noting Jackson's sells older stock to cheap dealers and keeps only fresh goods.
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Jackson’s
Mrs Choate Talks on Mind Science at Boston Home
Mrs Clara E Choate of Boston hosts a series of Thursday lectures at 3 oclock PM at 3 Wellington Street second door from Columbus Avenue The afternoon subject is The Science of Mind as Recognized by Jesus in Healing the Sick The lectures aim to provide general instruction and are free to all.
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Clara E. Choate
Boston
Wellington Street
Columbus Avenue
Jesus
Angostura Bitters Taste Ad From A Globe Market
An advertisement urges readers to try Angostura Bitters, hailed as a world famous aperitif and digestive. It warns against imitations and directs shoppers to ask grocers or druggists for the genuine product made by Dr. J. G. Siebert and Sons.
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J. G
Siegert & Sons
Greece Risks War Over Disarmament Ultimatum
Athens reports Greece will resist disarmament demands and may declare war unless powers withdraw their ultimatum. Delyannis states Greece did not promise to disarm, only to accept mediation, with mass protests and patrols in Constitution Square as tensions rise.
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Athens
Greece
France
M. Delyannis
Constitution Square
Boston Cab Company Announces Low-Cost Chauffeur Service
In a Boston Daily Advertiser note from April 28, the Boston Cab Company explains its aim to serve all transport needs from city limits to suburban residences, stores, depots, opera houses, lecture halls, and social calls. It offers the best service at the lowest rates, with orders via telephone to headquarters on Eliot Street.
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Boston Cab Company
Eliot Street
Boston Daily Advertiser
Captain Hilyard Falls Into Water At Wharf Rescue And Return
At 2 10 yesterday afternoon the steamer State of Maine neared the wharf Captain Hilyard jumped ashore but slipped and fell into the water. He was rescued, a physician stitched a cut over his left eye, and he returned to the custom house in time to clear his vessel.
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State of Maine
Captan Hilyard
Custom House
Besty Hilyard
Miss Lotta Stars in Mu sette at the Globe
Miss Lotta and her company presented Mu sette at the Globe last night before a large audience. Except for the star, Adelanta played by Mr Anderson and Billy Bokns by Mr Bradshaw, the familiar lines lacked strong treatment. Lotta was not in top voice yet her vivacious quirks remained charming. Supporting players mostly ranged from bad to indifferent.
Horse runs away injuring Mr. E G Smith on Brighton avenue
Late last evening a horse owned by Mr. E G Smith ran away while being driven on Brighton avenue. Smith jumped from the buggy and hit his head, suffering a deep scalp wound and other injuries. He was brought home to 54 East Chester park for treatment.
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Brighton Avenue
E.G. Smith
Pleasant Warren Social Club Dance at Monument Hall
The Warren Social Club held a pleasant select party at Monument Hall Charlestown last evening with many dancers. Mr F C Gilbert led the floor assisted by C A Devennay and thirteen aides acting as reception committee.
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Warren Social Club
Monument Hall
Charlestown
F. C. Gilbert
C. A. Devennay
Bizarre Club Hosts Ball at Charlestown Armory
Over 100 couples attended the Cadets armory ball in Charlestown last evening. James A. Welch, with fourteen club members, directed the dance floor while Messer’s orchestra supplied music and a gromenade concert.
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Cadets’ Armory
Charlestown
James A. Welch
Messer
Charlestown Man Dies After Vascular Burst at Corner
John Harkey, 46, of 83 School Street Charlestown, collapsed and died at the intersection of Bunker Hill and Elm streets at 10 o clock last evening. The cause was a bursting blood vessel.
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John Harkey
School Street
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Elm Streets
Roger Crouse Arrested For Disorderly Home Incident
Roger Crouse faced arrest on a warrant issued by Patrolmen Saxton on Lewis of Division 1 after an alleged intoxicated confrontation at his home on 33 Clarke Street with his wife Sophia. The incident description notes an attempt to strike the floor, implying a violent altercation, and resulted in police action.
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Roger Crouse
Clarke Street
Sophia
Saxton On
Lewis
Division 1
Charlestown Woman Injured After Hatchway Fall
Dirge Sarah Passell aged 49 of 2 Rutherford Avenue Charlestown fell through a hatchway last evening and sustained a broken left leg along with other injuries that may prove fatal.
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Sarah Passell
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Colonel Trull Dying As Death Expected
At an early hour this morning Colonel Ezra J. Trul was reported sinking rapidly and his death was expected at almost any time.
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Ezra J. Trul
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