Dr Fulton Cranks Up Field Day At Tremont Temple
The Tremont Temple audience packed as Dr. Fulton urged a royal collection and announced an afternoon meeting on Italy and Maine. He praised Rev. William A Hague, noting his seven years at Boston and later work in Newark and Albany, praising his sermons on home life and his stand against slavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
J. D. Fulton
Italy
Maine
Friends of
New England
Boston
John L. Sullivan
Ahotanse
California
Newark
Hague
Pearl Street
Albany
Lee & Shepard
Garrison
Phillips
Parker
Jesus Christ
Richard Fuller
Baltimore
Francis Wayland
William A
Hell
Fulton
Moncure D. Conway
Judge Jesse F. Keith Dies. Funeral Held in Plymouth
Axsinocron Aug 21 The funeral of Judge Jesse F. Keith probate judge for Plymouth county was held in the Congregational Church vestry with a large gathering. Rev R W Haskins led brief services and flowers were abundant. Keith a member of John Cutler Lodge FF and AM was not buried with Masonic honors. remains interred at Mt Vernon cemetery. Carrying pallbearers included B W Harris J White W H Osborne C G Davis Hosea Kingman and J K Perkins.
Hayes questioned over Knights of Labor status
Panapeitruis Aug 23 It is said John W Hayes secretary of the general extensive board of the Knights of Labor belongs to a local assembly suspended from the order for four months His standing in District 108 and as an officer may be invalid making every official act and vote of Hayes potentially illegal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panapeitruis
John W. Hayes
The
Knights of Labor
Order
Yayes
Robbery at Naumkeag Hotel in Cottage City
A Friday robbery at the Naumkeag Hotel in Cottage City netted $686 in cash and a diamond ply valued at $500. No suspects named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naumkeag
Cottage City
Colonel Jonas H. French to Preside Over Democratic Convention
Colonel Jonas H. French will preside over the Democratic State convention at Worcester next month. The executive committee formally selected him at its meeting on Saturday. A sub-committee will choose a chairman for the resolutions committee. Various party leaders commented on national and state politics, praising President Cleveland and discussing potential candidates and factions shaping the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas H. French
Worcester
State Central Committee
Messrs
Knowles Freeman
Waldo E. Cowdrey
M. M. Cunnin
Democratic State Committee
Herald
Cleveland
Massachusetts
Cunniff
John F. Andrew
Ames
Beverly
O’brien
Dr. Burden
Republican State Committee
Attleboro
Burden
A. M. Alger
First District Court of
Bristol
Obituary notices of several prominent individuals
George Brinske died at 65 in Bath soldiers home from consumption claiming to be Mr Cleveland's army substitute. Henry Milford Smith, Grand Hotel New York proprietor, died of tongue cancer born 1809 in New Hampton New Hampshire. Thomas Carberry Roxbury Phenix Brewing manager died at home aged about 45. Mrs Cummings longtime Woburn resident died after brief illness mother of seven with four sons in leather trades. Julia Daly Edgarton wife of Warren died in Newfield New York from paralysis. former noted actress and singer who performed in major theaters in the United States and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brinske
Mr. Cleveland
Bath
Henry Milford Smith
Grand Hotel
New York
New Hampton
N. H
Thomas Carberry
Phenix
Centre Street
Roxbury
The Late Charles P. Miller and Wife Die in New London
Charles P. Miller and his wife died of pneumonia in New London Connecticut on Friday after two weeks of illness. A reformer in New York politics Miller helped unearth Tweed era corruption and served as counsel to the Roosevelt committee. He served from the volunteer army to the regulars during the Civil War and later pursued law at Columbia earning prominence in municipal reform. The couple will be buried Monday at the residence of James Rumrill in Springfield Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. ¥. Times
Charles P. Miller
New London
Conn
Mr. Miller
New York
Brooklyn
Volunteers
Petersburg
Richmond
Grant
Florida
Law School
Columbia College
John M. Scribner
Reading
Martin & Smith
Delafield Smith
Smith
Miller
William C. Whitney
Secretary of the Navy
Whitney
Wallace McFarlane
Grace Tmrill
James Rumrill
Springfield
Mass
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
James A. Raumrill
Officers Arrest Youth for Selling Liquor Without License
Officers Harriman and Keene entered J B Cherry’s drug store at 167 Shawmut avenue in plain clothes and asked for whiskey. They then detained the clerk George Lebasseur after producing a warrant and arrested a young man for selling liquor without license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman and
Keene
Station 5
Shawmut Avenue
J. B. Cherry
George O. Lebasseur
Ex-State Treasurer J. V. Vincent Sentenced for Embezzlement
J. V. Vincent former Alabama state treasurer received five year sentences in two embezzlement cases and remains jailed while he appeals to the Supreme Court. He faces thirty seven additional indictments. the Supreme Court is to meet in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Vincent
Alabama
Supreme Court
Postponed Race Dates for Beverly Yacht Club Regatta
The 122d Beverly Yacht Club regatta at Marblehead was postponed due to no wind and moved to today with first class start at 12 05. Great Head Yacht Club’s N S cup race from Boston is set for Wednesday with entries including Delphine and Frolic. Bar Harbor open regatta Thursday offers varied prize money and entries to A J Grant Bar Harbor Me. Hull Yacht Club opens Saturday with 84 entries and 600 in cash prizes. entries to M J Kiley Boston by Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Yacht Club
Marblehead
Great Head Yacht Club
Messrs
Delphine
Ella May
Erminie
Frolic
Hector
Lizzie F. Daly
Great Scott
Bar Harbor
A. J. Grant
Hull Yacht Club
Regatta Committee
William H. Clark
M. J. Kiley
Spring Lane
Boston
Boston team slips after two losses in Washington
The Boston club dropped two games to Washington while the league’s bottom three trails remain far behind. Indiana beat Detroit again, Chicago barely escaped Pittsburgh, and New York and Philadelphia drew. Standings follow.
Boston and Washingtons Split Stiff Weekend Twin Bill
In a South End Saturday doubleheader the Bostons and Washingtons split. The Bostons misplayed and failed against Whitney in the first game, losing 9 to 7 with costly errors. The second game saw Daily spark a comeback as O’Brien hit a late homer for an 8 to 6 win for the Washingtons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Bostons
Washingtons
Coatly
Whitney
Boltons
R. Bulpo
A. al i. Bh.po
A.E Carroll
Sutton
Whitney P
Gee
Hina
Cees
Oj Nash
O'Brien
Morrill
Myers
Ili Johnston
Dealey
Burdock
Mak
Crass
Rourke
Donnelly
Oo BO Doe Ark
Eidea
Wise
Nash
Merrill
Johnston
Mack
Carroll
O’brien
Burnock
Steminger
Doescher
O’ Brien
Wallingtons
R. Bhlpo
A. Ejch
O Noah
Denley
O Burdock
O Yonnelly
Stemmyer
O’rourke
Kelly
O’b Brien
Hines
O'Rourke
Odd Baseball Scores From Sunday and Weekday Matches
Multiple games reported with varied results across cities. Indianapolis hosts Detroits 6 to 4, Pittsburg-Chicagos 7 to 3, Philadelphia Philadelphias 5 over New Yorks, Manchester Manchesters 7 to 6 over Haverhills, Portland Portlands 7 tied with Lowells 7, Brooklyn Brooklyns 14 over Cincinnatis 9, St Louis Athletics 5 over St Louis 1, and Cleveland Metropolitans 7 to 6 over Cleve lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Detroits
Pittsburg
Chicagos
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
New Yorks
Manchester
Manchesters
Haverhills
Portland
Portlands
Lowells
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Cincinnatis
St. Louis—Athletics
St. Louis
Cleveland—Metropolitans
Clevelands
Dog swimming match and races at City Point feature on Wednesday
Frank Sweeny challenges Captain George Grants Krimbo the undefeated swimmer to a half mile race for 100 a side at City Point next Wednesday amid two open dog races, one over 100 pounds and one under 100. Empress will perform a diving exhibition in deep water after events. About 500 attended Melrose horse races at Franklin Park with postponements for 2:37 trotters and cricket scores from Longwoods Worcester etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sweeney
Jabo
George Grant
Krimbo
City Point
Ell
Longwoods
Worcester County
Sbrockton
Mystic
Chelsea
Albion
Pawtucket
Providence
Lawrence
Lowell
New York visitor Celebrates 95th Birthday in Hopkinton
W. W. Wimans of New York City, visiting Hopkinton New Hampshire, marked his ninety fifth birthday on Saturday. He is noted as a veteran of the Mexican War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wimans
New York City
Hopkinton
N. H
Persistence and the path to civic achievement
The Rev. Dr. A. D. Mayo cites W G Eliot’s fifty year stick to build St Louis as an example of persistence. He warns that real city growth comes from settled, long term effort by dedicated people rather than speculative booms. He argues character building and patient endurance drive lasting success in public life and civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Mayo
Young Men’s Christian Union Hall
W. G. Eliot
St. Louis
Stick
Eliot
New West
Sam Jones
Salvation Army
Kingdom of Heaven
Boston
America
New York
Philadelphia
Republic
Point of Pines Festival Draws 20000 In A Day
The Point of Pines saw its most successful day as about 20 000 visitors filled the grounds and railways carried the crowd home. Music featured Baldwin's Consolidated Band, First Regiment Drum and Fife Corps and the Waltham Brass Band with solos by Hugo Tuerpe and Alessandro Liberati. The highlight was J Thomas Baldwin's Reconciliation for the Grand Army of the Republic. The festival will continue today with comic opera and nightly panoramas The Taking of New Orleans and Tokio Féte illuminations attract late crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
Thayer
Baldwin
Waltham Brass Band
Herr Hugo Tuerpe
Sig
Alessandro Liberati
Ernest Audureau
Appomattox
J. Thomas Baldwin
Grand Army of the Republic
America
New Orleans
Henry George Club Holds Meeting on Common
The Land and Labor Club met on the Common at 6 PM with Thomas H. Halit presiding. Dante H. Biggs spoke on economy, followed by Rev. John A. Hayes who criticized Rev. Dr. Lorimer’s sermon and discussed poverty and progress. Andrew Garbett and E. M. White spoke on labor topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry George
Thomas H. Ilalit
Dante H. Biges
John A. Hayes
Biggs
Lorimer
Tile
Heyes
Woman Found After Four Days in West Newton Swamp
Mrs. McKinnon vanished from Cottage Place near River Street Tuesday afternoon. She emerged from a swamp between Webster Street and the Boston and Albany railroad tracks Saturday about 3 30 PM. Weak but alive she had hidden in bushes for four days.
Funeral of Charles Holmes of Somerville Held at Home
Funeral services were held at the late residence on Everett street for Charles Holmes of Somerville. Rev. George W. Durell of St. Thomas Episcopal Church officiated with Oasis Lodge Somerville Odd Fellows John Abbott Lodge of Masons in attendance. Remains buried in Quincy with floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holmes
Somerville
Everett Street
George W. Durell
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Oasis Lodge
Somerville Ee
Odd Fellows
John Abbott
Servant Girl Emma Stockhouse Found Dead in Cambridge Street Room
Emma Stockhouse a New Brunswick servant girl employed at No 5 Cambridge street died by her own hand. Her roommate discovered her in bed Saturday morning after a quarrel with her lover the previous night and she had threatened to take laudanum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Stockhouse
New Brunswick
Cambridge Street
Emma
Mosquito Nuisance Tops List of Insects
Mosquitors are troublesome. for a month they will torment. The best protection is the canopy from G. W. Simmons & Co. at 32 to 44 North Street for a small sum. It is worth the outlay for one night’s peace and comfort. There is nothing better in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
The Laws of the Earthly and Heavenly Realms Sermon
The Rev. Washington Choate of Irvington preached at Berkeley Street Congregational Church on Mark IV 26 28 linking earthly and spiritual growth. He traced how seed time sows religious progress from Abraham through Christ and the church, urging faith and perseverance as spiritual harvests near fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Choate
Irvington
N. Y
Berkeley Street Congregational Church
Christ
Earth
Heaven
Gladstone
Abraham
God
Boston Notes and Local Events Snapshot
Prominent visitors from the Architectural League of New York toured Boston and Brookline buildings before visiting H. J. Richardson designs in North Easton. A reception is planned for Col. Walker and his Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company on Aug. 29. Henry Whitney of Cambridge died at his shop from heart disease. The old sloop Ticonderoga arrived, to be broken up by junk dealers. Boston reports 213 deaths last week, including 25 from consumption and 11 from heart disease, with violent deaths totaling 10. Nantasket travel remains strong with ferry crews operating full schedules. Reeves's Band drew large crowds at concerts. William Good and Henry McCarty were arrested for burglary at a Tremont Street barber shop. A car on Shawmut Avenue detached, knocking over a letter box. Officer Honey recovered the letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dufais
Architectural League of New York
Boston
Brookline
North Easton
H. J. Richardson
Walker
The
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Henry Whitney
Western Avenue
Cambridge
Province Court
New York
Nantasket
Peirce
William Harrison
Reeves
William Good
Henry McCarty
William Crow
Isaac Lyons
Tremont Street
Shawmut Avenue
Honey
Station 5
Funeral for Thomas Restieaux in Dorchester
The funeral of Thomas Restieaux, Tremont street druggist, was held at his Sumner street home in Dorchester yesterday afternoon. Delegations from St. Andrew's Lodge of Masons and several charitable and fraternal organizations attended. Services were led by Rev. W. J. Haven and Bishop Mallaleuw, with a Temple quartet. Burial followed at Mount Auburn Cemetery with Masonic rites by St. Andrew's Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Restieaux
Tremont Street
Sumner Street
Dorchester
St. Andrew’s Lodge of Masons
Massachusetts Charitable Association
DeMolay Commandery
Bula Templars
Massachusetts Charitable Fire Association
Restieaux
W. J. Haven
Mallaleuw
New Orleans
Temple Quartet
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
St. Andrew’s Lodge
Boston man wounds wife then shoots himself after domestic dispute
Theodore Manke aged 36, a former Chicago waiter now in Roxbury, wounded his wife with a revolver after she refused to leave the home where she worked for John Thomas. He then shot himself. both are hospitalized with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thheodore Manke
Chicago
Boston
Manke
John Thomas
Wustis Street
Roxbury
Out-of-Door YMCA Meetings Across City Sites
YMCA organized outdoor services in Bowdoin Haymarket and Atlantic avenues near India wharf. Rev M W Walley spoke at Franklin Park 4 PM and Senator Morse addressed South Boston Marine Park. Rev W Ingraham Haven spoke at the Common. evening services continued along Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Bowdoin
Haymarket
Atlantic Avenue
India Wharf
Franklin Park
M. W. Walley
Lawrence
Senator Morse
Canton
Marine Park
Boston
City Band Concert Pleases Large Common Audience
The music yesterday afternoon by the City Band on the Common was the most pleasing programme thus far. Overtures Wideloi and Le Serment, a clarinet solo by Bir W. H. Abdy, and the cornet polka by Mr. Frockton drew strong applause. The final number souvenir of all nations was well rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wideloi
le Serment
Bir
W. H. Abdy
Mr. Frockton
De Beck Resigns Post as Marine Guard at Navy Yard
The marine guard at the navy yard salutes Louis De Beck who after five years as sutior resigns his garrison post. He recently inherited over 1 000 000 from a Belgian aunt and will sail for Belgium on Sept 15 with his family to oversee the estates. They plan to return in January and settle back in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Louis de Beck
de Beck
Belgium
Mr. de Beck
Nantasket Beach railroad ordered to operate by board
The Massachusetts Board of Railroad Commissioners ruled that the Nantasket Beach railroad owners must run the line. The decision cites failure to operate since last fall, trustee funding issues, and pending Old Colony negotiations, affirming the public duty of the carrier despite financial hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Railroad Commissioners
William McKenzie
Nantasket Beach
Arthur W. Moors
England
Old Colony Railroad
Transtee
Old Colony
Tieboard
GreorGe G, Crocker
Excursions to the Mountains Offered by Messrs Raymond and Whitcomb
The firm announces two mountain trips for late October. One covers the Green Mountains of Vermont and the White Mountains of New Hampshire, the other stays in the White Mountains. Each is six and five days respectively, with optional extended stays. Descriptive circulars will be mailed free from 206 Washington Street opposite School Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Raymond and
Whitcomb
Green Mountains
Vermont
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Weppent
Washington Street
School Street
Multiple Creditors Face Reorganizations in Northern States and Canada
Business troubles trail Thomas C. Clark of Newport R I who assigned to Phineas C. Clark as creditors react. Stowers & Swain Boston creditors accept 35 14 cents on the dollar. Horace Blood of East Corinth owes about 1300. Joseph Chartier of Montreal has failed. H Halvorsen Chicago confesses judgments totaling over 18 000. Scituate Cooperative Shoe Company shows assets and liabilities near 1200. McKeesport grocers R C Rankin negotiating at 20 cents on the dollar for 8000 owed. Walter Hopkins of Peoria assigns to Harry C. Bester. Johnson & Co of Marleville Quebec failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Clark
Newport
R. Y
Phineas C. Clark
Stowers & Swain
Court Street
Boston
Fon
Horace Blood
East Corinth
Joseph Chartier
Montreal
Que
H Halvorsen
Chicago
Adolph Sturm
H. L. Hansen
Herman Schaffer & Co
A. Bromstad
John Halvorsen
Scituate Cooperative Shoe Company
Scituate
J. H. McClure
McKeesport
Penn
R. C. Rankin
McKinnon Bros
Lowell
Walter Hopkins
Peoria
Harry C. Bester
Johnson & Co
Marleville
Quo
A Jantitor's Pilferings Detain Dedham Janitor
Police found stolen items at Eben Bixby's Dedham home and a carload hidden there. Bixby, janitor at 597 Washington St, allegedly hid goods in packing cases and barrels to ship to his house. He fled as officers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Bixby
Dedham
Bixby
Washington Street
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BIS
Heo
Goth
Judge Keith
Hayes
Knight OF Labor
Washington
Hoosiers
Pittsburgs
Phillies
Lepie Doetroits
Ceecseevceesn
Bone
Ewes
Cesseecccnce
General Sporting News
Hftarksmen
Christian Union
the Point OF Pines
Land and Labor Club
Berkeley Street
Rev. Washington Choate
Irvington, N. Y
Open Air Services
Columbia
Bigysses
Pope Mfg. CO
Franklin St
Calder
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Hove, Pelham
Harvey & Hutchins
River St
Beacon St. Ebecston
Washington St
William and Edwin Sheafe
Electric Bell
Chas.s. Bly
Pearl ST
Columbus Ave
Victor Siskes
WiniKtead & Fons
Price
Woodward's Bile
Bromfield Street
Nantasket Beach Road
Bicy Clio
I. P. Lord & CO
Union Street
Henry A Miller Pianos
Miller Hall
Tremont St
Boston Association
Chestnut Street
Health Food CO
New England Agency
A, Richards
Chandlery
State St
Rob Atlantic Ave
Commerce St
Gas Lighting Co
Horticultural Society
Horticultural Societ
Saurday
William Martin
M. B. Faxon
Truffant
Ji O’brien
Edwin Asters
Victoria
Edwin Sheppard
A. D. Wood
E. ¥. Hovey
James O’brien
J. W. Manning
H. Gleason
J. Warren Clark
E. Fewkes & Son
George S. Tuttle
F. B. Hayes
E. M. Gill
J. Parker
Warren Fenno
C. N. Brackett
McIintosh
Edwin A. Hall
George VY. Fletcher
Hale
G. D. Tuttle
Samuel Hartwell
Isaac EB. Coburn
B. Lancaster
O. N. Brackett
George Hill
Warren Heustis & Son
B. G. Smith
G.c.taylor
C. H. Craves & Sons
Loston
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