Baseball Yesterday and Openers Across Leagues
Philadelphia and Boston battled in sloppy conditions as rain and wet grounds hampered play. The New York Giants debuted well at Staten Island with Whitney and Crane delivering key homers to beat Washington, while Cleveland and Pittsburgh split in a low scoring ten inning affair. Indianapolis edged Chicago in ten, with early pitchers faltering and late offense deciding the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston
Fogarty
Richardson
Johnston
Quinn
Bostons
Philadelphias
A. E. Brown
Aiken E
Mulvey
Farrar
Thompson
Delehanty
Wood
Clements Buffinton
Iown
Johnson
Nash
Bennett
Clarkson
Jay
Feuarty
Clements
Fessenden
New York
Giants
St. George
Staten Island
Washington
Wilmot
Shoch
Whitney
Crane
Dunraven Challenge for America Cup Faces Terms Deadlock
A London despatch to the New York Evening World reports Lord Dunraven's challenge for the America cup may be dropped if New York does not modify the acceptance terms. The nobleman is said to be in Scotland consulting with Designer Watson, and no explanation of the unsatisfactory points was given.
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London
New York Evening World
Lord Dunraven
New York
Scotland
Watson
Atlantic Association Opens With Rain Shortened Games
In Newark nearly 3000 saw the Atlantic Association opener as Newarks faded with poor pitching by Sullivan. A seventh inning rain halt left a 4-3 result. Easton beat Hartford 10-4 amid windy, rainy conditions and umpire disputes. Jersey City fell 5-3 to Worcester after Burkett struggled on the mound.
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Atlantic Association
Newark
N.J
Newarks
Lowells
Sullivan
Memard Soy Sh Sa'sen Ash Ceeeeeb
Easton
Penn
Eastons
Hines
Oulksed
Clinton
Pano Sates
Hartfords
Jersey City
N. J
Burkett
Jersey Citys
Worcesters
Harvard Freshmen Struggle in Opening Class Baseball Series
Harvard opened the class championship with a 11 to 4 loss for the freshmen against a strong team. McCoy of 90 led with four hits in seven at bats while Piper of 90 contributed at the plate. The juniors won 11 to 4, and a schedule of forthcoming games against law school Brown Holy Cross Amherst and Yale freshmen was announced with several dates in May.
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Harvard
McCoy
Piper
Law School
Mbridge
Brown
Providence
Holy Cross
Cambridge
J. Marks
Southboro
Amherst
Yale
Rival Scores From Various Games Across Cities
In Brooklyn the Baltimores fell 7 to 5. Columbus Athletics beat Columbus 7 to 3. Newark Newarks defeated Lowells 16 to 3. Jersey City Jerseys beat Worcesters 14 to ? Easton Penn Eastons topped Hartfords 10 to 7.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Baltimores
Columbus—Athletics
Columbus
Newark
Newarks
Lowells
Jersey City
Jersey Citys
Worcesters
Easton
Penn
Eastons
Hartfords
Dorchester to Build Baker Memorial Methodist Church
Executors of Miss Sarah Baker hold 23000 dollars from her will for a new Methodist church. The Howard avenue site will be sold and a new church at Uphams Corner near Cushing and Hancock will be named the Baker Memorial Church with Rev. C. H. Lalmade as pastor.
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Dorchester
Sarah Baker
Howard Avenue
Upham’s Corner
Cushing Avenue
Hancock Street
Baker Memorial Church
C. H. Lalmade
Detroit
Michigan
Dorchester Yacht Club Plans May Meeting and Cruise
The Dorchester Yacht Club schedules a meeting at its winter quarters on Friday May 3 1839 at 8 pm to consider a proposed by law amendment. The club lists several membership applicants and Commodore Soley announces an annual cruise aimed at Portland Boothbay and Camden with a July 13 rendezvous. NOTES mention Ex Commodore Savage and Edwin H Batchelor purchasing the schooner Clytie, and Ted Kings sloop Ethel to be launched.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Winter Quarters
Charles H. Whiting
Edwin H. Batchelor
East Mansfield
Mass
Clytie
Clarence J. Blake
Boston
James B. Cahoon
U.S.N
Charles Best Devereaux
Dorchester
Benjamin H. Dorr
Edward R. Price
North Attleboro
Otis M. Shaw
Roxbury
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
Marguerite
William H. Wilder, Jr
Brookline
William K. McClellan
John C. Soley
Portland
Boothbay
Camden
Henry W. Savage
George H. Gaither
Baltimore
H. Brusster
W.O. Gray
Nomad
Tri
Ted” King
Ethel
Harvard class crews prepare for New London race day
Harvard crews train for the next Saturday race with E Storrow as captain coaching the senior eight and Perkins at stroke. The '90 and '91 teams show progress while the freshmen improve under Alexander. A new cedar shell from Blakie enhances the boats as they prepare for the Columbia race and a possible German library gift funds.
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E. Storrow
University
F. E. Parker
Perkins
Davis
Storrow
London
Keyes
Blakie
Alexander
Goddard
Watriss
Waters
Columbia
Newendon
Harvard
Henry Villard
Francke
Lever Hall
Hi. H. Darling
P. Y. de Normandie
Harvard Dining Association
KF. $. Duncan
R. R. Endicott
H. Tallant
J. L. Dodge
A. R. Crandell
F. S. Newell
T.K. Seelye
B. H. Chapman
W. A. Getchell
Advocate
H. A. Davis
Finance Club
A. C. Miller, Jr
C. C. Batchelder
Blaney
Carey
Fisher
Job
Latta
McLeod
McKean
Myers
Rose
Spenser
Thorndike
Vaughan
A. Walker
Waits
Special
A. M. Little
Memorial services at Lasell Seminary Auburndale
Special chapel services at Lasell Seminary Auburndale remembered Rev. Dr. B. K. Peirce and Judge John C. Park recently deceased. Remarks by the principal followed by student speakers highlighted Peirce as a Bible class leader and Park as a valued citizen and friend. The Amphion quartet and the school chorus contributed musical selections.
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Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
B. K. Peirce
John C. Park
Edith Gale
Dr. Peirce
Mary Packard
Carrie Brown
Judge Park
Leah Coats
Lasell
Flora Gardner
Amphion
Newton
8. Hollingsworth
Ministers Meet at Denomination Gatherings
Ministers from several denominations held weekly meetings. The Universalists discussed a paper on Our Insufficiency by Rev. C A White and Dr. Miner. Baptists studied a Washington focused paper in the morning. The Ministerial Union heard Rev Charles G Buree speak on The Religion of Hearsay and Make eleve.
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Universalist
C. A. White
Miner
Washington
Channing Hall
Charles G. Buree
Absolutely Harmless. James Pyle's Pearline ad
A vintage advertising blurb promotes Absolutely Harmless James Pyle's Pearline for laundry and cleaning uses. The notice emphasizes safety and effectiveness as a household product.
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James Pyle
Greatness of Washington at Congregational Club banquet
President Boynton lauds George Washington as noble and great. Boston officials including Mayor Hart and John D. Long reflect on Washington’s legacy, the Centennial, and the moral and political duties of citizenship amid a gathered audience in Music Hall.
Massachusetts Rifle Team to England Fund Raising
Subscriptions pour in to cover expenses for the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia rifle team trip to England. Treasurer A P Potter reports totals up to noon Saturday from numerous banks and company gifts, including multiple infantry and artillery units and named officers, totaling around 2400 dollars plus additional pledges.
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Massachusetts
England
A. P. Potter
Quincy City Council Adjourned Meeting Appointments Made
Quincy council approves deputy police manager George O Langley and officer Michael J Carnavan. Several budget votes pass for 1888 items including fire department costs 9150, hydrants 3400, libraries 4200, schools 61300, Canal Street 5500, new streets 1000, Neponset bridge 20000, and other city services totaling 28380 debt and 4500 interest.
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Quincy
George O. Langley
Michael J. Carnavan
Canal Street
Neponset
Brooks
Ministers vow firmer stand on prohibition in Massachusetts
At Pilgrim Hall Congregational ministers urged a tougher approach to prohibition within ten years. Rev. Michael Burnham praised Western Massachusetts votes while noting lack of unity. Tufts president Elmer Capen credited 80 000 supporters but warned the move was premature. The Law and Order League was urged to press enforcement. other speakers included I A Morse and B B Johnson.
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Church of God
Michael Burnham
Springfield
Pilgrim Hall
J. L. Hill
Burnham
Elmer H. Capen
Tufts College
Commonwealth
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Temperance
Law and Order League
L. A. Morse
Canton
B. B. Johnson
Waltham
Social whirl at Roxbury bachelors club dinner
Bachelors from Roxbury formed a club and dined at the Tavern with forty five attendees. Guests included Hon. P. Maguire J. H. Coffey E. J. Ryan and M. H. Mulien. John J. Nawn led the gathering as music by the St James Lyceum quartet and John W Lehan Adelhard Phaneauf, filled the evening.
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Roxbury
John W. Lehan
Adelhard Phaneauf
Blackstone Club
Boston Law School
Crawford
Michael J. Murray
J. A. Cauley
Danby
Miss Hood
Lettie Linds
Sylvia Grey
London Gaiety Company
United States
John D. Long
Tremont
Harvey Brigham
Littleine N.H
W.S
City Notes On Mail Delivery And Local Affairs
Immediate delivery of New York mail to this city will occur by 3 30 p m with on train sorting saving half an hour for central post office box holders and a full day for others. Henry G Kittredge editor of the Boston Journal of Commerce is asked to serve as juror on textile exhibits in Paris though not yet decided. Major Eugene A Reed Jr of Latin high school to read the Declaration on July Fourth with John L Swift delivering the oration. New England Railroad Club meets at Boston & Albany station tomorrow at 7 30 p m to discuss freight car interchange and larger car axles. City collector reports 184 700 in liquor license fees paid yesterday the first day for the year. Colonel T W Higginson to speak at New England Historic Genealogical Society tomorrow at 3 30 p m on studying history. Secret Service officers Coogan and Abbott arrested Walter A Mullett for counterfeiting nickels and dimes. Police commissioners revisit saloon license decisions for Campbell and Miller on Howard street. New firm E O Prichard & Co reinstates old staff after Parker death, notably Peter Sheridan returning to the hotel ladies entrance.
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George Washington
George F. Boynton
D.D
Congregational Club
Music Hall
United States
Hart
Boston
Washington
John D. Long
Charles H. Parkhurst
New York
America
Christ
Samson
Phillips Brooks
Henry G. Kittredge
Boston Journal of Commerce
W. B. Franklin
Paris
France
The
New England Railroad Club
Boston & Albany
New England Historic-Genealogical Society
Harvey D. Parker
Peter Sheridan
Import Duty Case Rules on Arrived Soap Quantities
In Weaver & Sterry v Leverett Saltonstall the court holds duties must be assessed on the quantity of soap that actually arrived in Boston rather than the invoiced shipped amount. Plaintiffs awarded judgment for excess duties. references to Marriott v Brune and related cases affirm the rule. C kk. Searle for plaintiffs, T. H. Talt for the United States.
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United States Circuit Court
Cod. J
Weaver & Sterry (Limited
Leverett Saltonstall
Boston
Italy
Custom House
Marriott
Marriott Vs. Brune
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Laintiffs
C. Kk. Searle
T. H. Talt
United States
Seventh annual meeting of the Law and Order League
The Law and Order League of Massachusetts holds its seventh annual meeting at People's Church with two sessions. At 2 p.m. the executive committee report and addresses by Rev Capen, Rev Brooks, Rev Gordon, Senator Gleason and Rev Herford will occur. At 7:30 p.m. officers will be elected and further business transacted. Professors Peabody and Haven, Rev Dorchester, Faxon, and Secretary Dudley will speak. Plans will be made to aid the police in closing nearly nine pantries places denied licenses.
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Citizens’ Law and Order League
Law and Order League of Massachusetts
People’s Church
Elmer H. Capen
D.D
Phillips Brooks
A. J. Gordon
Jubal C. Gleason
Brooke Herford
Francis G. Peabody
William I. Haven
Daniel Dorchester
Henry H., Faxon
L. Edwin Dudley
Board of Police
Supreme Judicial Court April 29 Will dispute in Haliburton case
Rufus J. Smith seeks to uphold a will of Georgiana Haliburton who died at 85 leaving about 7600 value with a $100 legacy to the executor for maternal support. Relatives claim undue influence and unsound mind at execution while under guardianship. Trial teams include W. E. Hutchins and J. K. Berry for the executor and F. Brewster for appellants.
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Supreme Judicial Court
W. Allen
J. Rufus J. Smith
Georgiana Haliburton
W. E. Hutchins
J. K. Berry
F. Brewster
Appellees
Sunday School Officers Attend Meionaon Meeting
About 200 Baptist Social Union Sunday school superintendents attended the Newton Theological Institution event at the Meionaon last evening. The program featured addresses by Professor Charles Rufus Brown and graduate William A. Creditt, with music by T. C. Evans and George H. Carnes. Colonel George W. Williams spoke on public men and Christianity amid the Washington Centennial, Jennie P. White of Wellesley sang, and four new members Henry S. Fisher Frank L. Shepardson M. C. Dizer and Fred H. Drisko were admitted.
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The
Baptist Social Union
Newton Theological Institution
Meionaon
Charles Rufus Brown
William A. Creditt
America
T. C. Evans
George H. Carnes
Brookline
George W. Williams
Washington
Liss Jennie P. White
Wellesley
Union
Messrs
Henry 8. Fisher
Frank L. Shepardson
M. C. Dizer
Fred H. Drisko
Warnings Against the Evils of the Spoils System
Dr. Newman Smyth, at Centre Congregational Church, warned New Haven readers about the spoils system and office rotation. He urged civil service above party and cautioned that money in elections and office distribution threaten the republic. He stressed safeguarding public character as essential to American government.
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Newman Smyth
Old Centre Congregational Church
New Haven
Senate
Cambridge hall benefit party for St Paul’s Lyceum building
A St Pauls Catholic Lyceum function at Union Hall Cambridgeport raised funds for its building fund. About 125 couples attended with Wiggin's Orchestra providing music. E J Brandon directed the floor activities and officers Hincks Frasier Dudley Harriman Webber were reelected or honored in the evening.
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St. Paul’s Catholic Lyceum
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
Wiggin
E. J. Brandon
E. W. Hincks
Son of Maine Club of
Cambridge
Messrs
D. E. Frasier
M. J. Folsom
Central Hall
Pine Tree
O. Bb. French
8. H. Dudley
A. S. Harriman
J. H. Webber
Public Accountants as Guardians of Trust in Commerce
A call for public accountants as essential preventives against fraud and embezzlement. The piece argues for professional auditors to supervise book keeping, protect capitalists, and offer impartial, confidential services with nationwide reach via W Norton Reid & Co at 21 Pemberton Square.
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Frms
Canada
W. Norton Reid & Co
Pemberton Square
United States
Europy
Somerville Notes Resolve Shifts in Local Leaders
Captain Henry W Pitman resigns from the Somerville Light Infantry. A close election is expected between Lieutenant Robinson and Kirk for a successor. The Somerville school board met and appointed a committee for graduation day plans. Teachers Annie C Thayer and Mary A Osborn receive leaves of absence due to ill health. A salaries committee will propose revised pay for principals and janitors, and a diploma regulation committee will report next meeting.
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Henry W. Pitman
Somerville Light Infantry
Robinson
Kirk
Somerville
Annie C. Thayer
Lincoln School
Mary A. Osborn
Bingham School
Flynn v Mass Benefit Assn insurance policy dispute
Superior Court record shows David Flynn administrator of Eugene Sullivan seeking to recover a $5000 policy from Massachusetts Benefit Association. The defense argues the insured made false representations voiding the policy. Proceedings resumed with counsel for both sides.
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Superior Court
Staples
David Flynn
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Eugene Sullivan
J. E. Cotter
A. E. Avery
Flynn
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Dizer
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Boston
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Samuel Hoar
B. & Alb
Kelly
Cambridge
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Sweet
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Richardson
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Lund
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Crocker
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Groat
Fowler
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Evans
Alleged Braintree Murder Suspect Brought to Quincy
Mehitable White’s alleged killer, said to be from Arkansas, was taken to Quincy for identification. He claims the name Green and admits threats may have forced his confession. Authorities describe him as a derelict figure.
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Braintree
Mehitable White
Arkansas
Quincy
Green
Cambridge Damages Cases Reported By Superior Court
In Middlesex County the April 29 session saw verdicts for plaintiffs in two Cambridge cases. Case No 1643 Roberts damages vs City of Cambridge awarded $81 293. Case No 1653 Peterson damages vs same awarded $128 12. Attorneys: Haynes for plaintiffs McIntire for city. Court adjourned to Wednesday morning with listed assorted findings and judgments against various defendants.
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Middlesex County
Mason
Roberts
City of
Cambridge
Peterson
Same
G. F. Haynes
C. J. McIntire
Hyde
Am. Rubber
White
Inhabivo
Beanlon
Willis
Long Island Brew
Spooner
Erv
Kendall
Barnes
Wooveley
Maynard
Sams
Gribbens
Quincy Jail Barricaded Over Murder Suspect Green Confesses
Crowds gathered at the Quincy lockup as Green, alleged to be John Thompson, was said to confess to the Mehitable White murder after a rough detainment by cowboys in Swain. Officers paid the men who freed him with a $500 share of a $1000 reward. local witnesses cast doubt on his identity.
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Quincy
Quincey
John Thompson
White
Braintree
Green
East
Jackson County
Whitney
Boston
Swain
Chapman
Sams
Probate Court Names Administrators in Suffolk Estates
Administrators appointed for Charles U Moore Timothy Sullivan Rebecca H Sisson Ferdinand Hergey Catherine Bacon Nicholas R Worden na Godman Annie E Flanagan ae Hutchi Mary Toa d Walter T Stearns Mary Moore Edwin A Gray Robert T Pence Benjamin G Balieveder Maria B Ricker Turner wills admitted to probate Beaton Charles WW Pierce James W Ring Sarah A Halker James Hovey Renee Barbara Nee Susan Hazlitt Margaret Casey
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Charles U. Moore
Timothy Sullivan
Rebecca H. Sisson
Ferdinand Hergey
Catherine Bacon
Nicholas R. Worden
Na. Godman
Annie E. Flanagan
Ae Hutchi Mary
Toad
Walter T Stearns
Mary Moore
Edwin A. Gray
Robert T. Pence
Benjamin G. Balieveder
Maria B. Ricker
Turner
Beaton
Chares
WW. Pierce
James W. Ring
Court Civil List From The Illinois Supreme Court Session
In the second session of eighteen records include Griffin v Meserve Murphy v Maguire McCarthy v Daly Lindstrom v Burns Toad v Hop Re med dies Co Allgren v Foster Calder v Angel Carpenter v McCarthy Bell v Mudge Fowler v Coch nower Maxwell v Lynch Clark v O Sullivan Towle v Lioyd Patterson Howard White v Doyle Barry v Warren Reddin v Larry Black v Frye Same v Grey.
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Toad
Hop Remedies Co
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Foster
Calder
Angel
Carpenter
Bell
Maxwell
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Clark
O'Sullivan
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Barrett
Towle
Lioyd
Patterson
Howard
White
Doyle
Barry
Warren
Reddin
Larry
Black
Frye
Same
Grey
Literary notes on Emerson and Harper’s Weekly
A note on Living Questions by Warren Hathaway to be issued by Ford Howard & Hurlbert. Emerson essays in Riverside Literature series include American Civilization and The Fortune of the Republic with historical interest from Lincoln’s era. Centennial Harper’s Weekly features portraits and historical paintings. a Cambridge Memorial Hall portrait inquiry is raised.
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Messrs. Ford, Howard & Hurlbert
Riverside
Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Emerson
Washington
Lincoln
Boston
Abraham Lincoln
Concord
Fortune of the Republic
Old South Church
Edward W. Emerson
Elliot Cabot
Memorial Hall
Cambridge
Wakefield recital at Chickering Hall features Wakefield sisters
The second classical recital by Ethel and Blanche Wakefield with Gertrude Edmands and the Listemann quintet is tonight at Chickering Hall. Demand for seats is high as audience members await arrangements for Wilhelm Gericke's farewell concert on May 23 with Parsifal and Beethoven. Season ticket holders may reserve seats by April 29 and 30, while general public sale opens May 1.
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Ethel
Blanche Wakefield
Boston
Chickering Hall
Gertrude Edmands
Listemann
Chickering’s
Wilhelm Gericke
Wagner
Von Bulow's Farewell Recital in Music Hall
Dr. Hans von Bulow returns to Boston for a single Wednesday afternoon recital at Music Hall. It is his last appearance before departing for Europe and features a miscellaneous program including works by Mozart Brahms Raff Schubert Rheinberger Rubinstein Chopin and Liszt. Tickets are available at Music Hall.
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Hans von Bulow
Boston
Music Hall
Europe
Mozart
Brahms
Raff
Schubert
Rheinberger
Rubinstein
Chopin
Liszt
New England Chautauqua at Lake View Framingham
The tenth annual New England Chautauqua session will be held at Lake View grounds in Framingham. Eighteen lectures by notable speakers include Robert Nourse and several Rev. and D.D. figures. Professor A F Schauitler will direct music with Germania Orchestra, Haydn quartet, and Park sisters. The session opens Tuesday July 16 and closes Friday.
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NEW England Chautauqua
New England Chautauqua Association
Lake View Grounds
Framingham
Robert Nourse
R. 8. Holmes
John de Witt Miller
J. L. Ewell
A. E. Dunning
Daniel March
D.D
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J. M. Buckley
F. Clark
R. S. MacArthur
George M. Boynton
C.pinchester
Alex McKenzie
A. F. Schauitler
New_York
Germania Orchestra
Haydn Quartet
Park Sisters
Washingtonian Home 31st annual meeting details
The Washingtonian Home in Waltham Street reported 13 618 08 receipts and 12 563 34 expenditures with a year end balance of 1 054 69. Twenty five inmates are housed there and the old board mostly replaced, with D Webster King remaining.
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Washingtonian Home
Waltham Street
Thomas J. Skinner
Board of Officers
D. Webster King
Aeee
Edwin
Centennial Memorial Service at South Congregational Church
A commemorative service of praise and prayer marking the inauguration morning will be held at South Congregational Church on Tuesday April 30 at 9 o clock. All are invited. Rev Leigh Parks rector. hosted by the Centennial memorial committee on Newbury street.
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Exeter Street
South Congregational Church
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