Davitt Speaks to Boston Crowd in Snowstorm Honor
Michael Davitt, father of the Land League, addresses nearly 3000 in Boston at the Boston Theatre. General P. A. Collins introduces him, praising Irish unity and the national cause as Davitt outlines Ireland’s agrarian woes, landlord oppression, and push for home rule.
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Michael Davitt
Doston Theatre
Father of the Land League
John J. McCluskey
O’ Wounell
Mr. Davitt
P. A. Collins
Patrick Donohue
John E. Fitzgerald
Thomas Finnley
Mayor O’brien
John Boyle O'Reilly
Mr. Collins
Boston
Connaught
Earth
Great Land League
Ireland
Davxrtt
Davitt
Powind
Parnel
United States
Land League
Atlantic
Parnell
Miine
America
England
Dublin
London
Voyage Diary on the Gascogne Teems with Notables
The unnamed narrator recounts a Paris dated voyage on the steamer Gascogne with M. de Lesseps and other distinguished passengers. She describes birthdays, affectionate gestures, and a reunion with Parisian officials upon arrival, noting interactions with Bishop Potter and Mrs. James Brown Potter.
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Brooklyn
Paris
Gascogne
M. de Lesseps
Bishop Potter
James Brown Potter
M. de Lessops
le Grand Francais
Monsieur
Havre
Mr. de Lessens
Barthold
L’ Amerique
Madame
Irs
Urec
The Rules of Charity and True Spiritual Aid
Dr. C A Barteli spoke on charity at Second Church Boston based on 2 Peter 1 5 6 urging charity to unite faith courage temperance and wisdom into action. He warned against superficial sympathy and urged sustaining aid that restores independence, citing Gould Vanderbilt Astor and Stewart as examples of humane wealth serving the common good.
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C. A. Barteli
Boston
Second Church
Copley Square
Dr. Bartel
Peter
Associated Charities
Jay Gould
Paul
Vanderbilt
Sound
Astor
Alaskan
Stewart
Milion
Gould
Kansas
Missouri
Emerson
General Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Maine
Havine
JHE DIXEY BALL NOTICE ON TICKET SALES
The Dixey committee warns the public that only tickets sold at the regular prices from the published list or at headquarters 595 Washington Street or the box office at the hall are genuine. Door-tenders will reject any spurious tickets. The guest list includes Governor-elect, Oliver Ames, Mayor Smith of Philadelphia, and Colonel John F. Mosby who will attend.
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Dixey
Washington Street
Oliver Ames
Mayor Smith
Philadelphia
John F. Mosby
U. S
China
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets Touted as Cure
The piece extols Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets as a highly effective laxative. It asserts the pills cleanse the bowels and aid the body in recuperation, framed as a remedy from a medical authority.
Esterbrook Invoked as Key to Successful Ad Writing
The text asserts that successful responses to advertisements come from strong writers and that a good pen, specifically an Esterbrook, enables this excellence. It emphasizes the pen as essential gear for applicants aiming to craft quality replies.
Founding of King’s Chapel Described in Puritan Boston
The sermon on the founding of King’s Chapel recalls Puritan resistance to Church of England influence. Edward Randolph and May 1686 events leading to Rev. Robert Ratcliffe securing a preaching space are recounted, with Sewall’s diary notes of a Beacon Hill home ceremony and a May morning worship in the Town House.
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Henry W. Foote
King’s Chapel
Church of England
Mr. Foote
Edward Randolph
London
Robert Ratcliffe
Josep Dudley
Massachusetts
Maine
Nova Scotia
Randolph
Mason
Commonwealth
Mathers
Prison Lane
Henry Vane
John Cotton
Boston
Sewall’s
Sunday laws in Boston test Sabbath observance
The Sabbath law was enforced in Boston with barber shops apothecary stores shuttered and hotels bustling. Jewish cigar dealers resisted closures with Hyams Brothers and Goldsmith’s opening their shops drawing law tests while Knights of Labor members plan to form an independent group.
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New England
Boston
Frm
Hyams Brothers
Washington Street
Coulter
Station 4
Hyans
Metropolitan Railroad
Goldsmith's Cigar Store
Dorn
Washington Streets
Lann Barbers
Knights of Labor
How to Be a Christian at the Howard Atheneum
The Rev. Minot J. Savage preached on true Christianity and character at the Howard Atheneum last evening in a Suffolk Unitarian series. He argued that genuine Christianity elevates manhood and womanhood and that salvation equates to spiritual health through right relations with others. The talk contrasted historical saints with modern exemplars and urged deeds over mere ceremony.
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Minot J. Savage
Howard Atheneum
Suffolk Unitarian Conference
Mr. Savage
Archbishop Williams
Bishop Paddock
Mr. Moody
Hindoostan
St. Simeon
Jesus
God
Heaven
W Breed's Lynn shop faces wage strike shift
Workers at W Breed's Lynn shop strike over wage cuts of two dollars a week. The cutters halted work on Saturday and the owner vows to move the business to SEOW if the men do not return to duties.
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W. Breed
Lynn
Seow
Cambridge Election Nears with Liquor Question Tight Race
Cambridge voters face a close city election with three main tickets in the field. The liquor license issue dominates as temperance groups press for a no license vote while liquor dealers unite in opposition. Major nominees include Mayor William E. Russell and Andrew J. Green for principal assessor with multiple alderman and common council candidates across five wards.
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Cambridge
People’s Or
Liquor Dealers
William E. Russell
Andrew J. Green
Citizen
People’s
Temperance
Edward W. Hinds
C. T
Edward R. Cogswell
C. Fe
Fred T. Stevens
David F. Burns
Fred H. Horton
P. Allen Lindsay
Lucas B. Grover
Colin Chisholm
Ward
John W. Coveny
Daniel R. Sortwell
Joseph J. Kelley
Charles A. Austin
Joseph L. Pike
Charles W. H. Moulton
Joseph A. Ball
Daniel E. Frazier
Joseph S. Stevens
William E. Hutchins
Charles H. Stratton
Benjamin F. Rogers
Samuel F. Woodbridge
W. H. Eveleth
W. T. Piper
W. James McDonnall C
John H. Stewart
John W. East
Louis H. W. Vaupel
John P. McCormick
T. Ward
G. F. Fogerty
C. P
George Allen
Edward A. Bingham
J. W. Mahady
John H. Corcoran
P. T
Will
C.P
B.F. Tweed
Felix Conlan
Edward B. Malley
Asa P. Morse
Moses E. Church
W. A. Start
C. A. Hunnewell
Central Labor Union Endorses McNeill for Mayor
Delegates from the Central Labor Union met at New Era Hall chaired by Mark Courant to consider endorsing George K. McNeill for mayor. After lengthy debate over party endorsement by by laws, a ballot passed 60 to 8 in favor of McNeill, with McNeill present briefly at the start and end. One politician noted the union endorses McNeill as an individual rather than as a party.
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C. F. Willard
New Era Hall
Central Labor Union
Mark Courant
George KE. McNeill
Knights of Labor
McNeill
Post
Indorse
Alder and Freeman Not Candidates for Reflect ion
P T Barry of 47 Hanover street says his name was used without authorization on Mr Mc Neill's committee of 100 and he will vote for Mayor O'Brien. County Democrats to decide Thursday whom to support for Mayor. Republican committee of twenty five drafted a school board slate to present at the adjourned city convention next Tuesday.
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Tion
P. T. Barry
Hanover Street
McNeill
O'Brien
Republican Committee
Montreal Ice Castle to Rise With Varied Towers
The upcoming Montreal carnival ice castle will surpass prior structures covering about 14,000 square feet. It features irregular sides with towers at each corner, including a principal 102 foot tall peak and others of 50 and 80 feet, plus a spiral ice staircase to a parapet for fine views.
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Windsor Castle
Electric carnival lights to glow on Dominion square castle
The site remains on Dominion square with electric lighting for a fortnight after the carnival. Visitors may avoid crowd and bustle as the ice castle stays intact and solid well into March.
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Dominion Square
From Calvin to Christ Sermon at Cambridgeport Unitarian Church
Rev Robert Collyer preached on From Calvin to Christ at Cambridgeport Unitarian Church citing Mark iv 26 27 and contrasting Puritan sternness with later radiant faith. He praised English Puritans, noted a shift toward revived faith in Boston Salem and Andover, and crowned a gallery of reformers including Channing Parker and Bellows.
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Robert Collyer
New York
Unitarian Church
Cambridgeport
Calvin
Christ
Mark
Collyer
London
England
Boston
Salem
Chauncey
Channing
Parker
Bellows
Andover
God
God the Father
Courts Docket of the Superior Court First to Fourth Sessions
A dense list of cases across sessions names numerous plaintiffs and defendants tied to Boston area railroads and firms. Items include Veasey vs Heston and Meine, Dyer vs Kimball, Fisher vs Dow, and many more, with references to Boston Lowell R R Co and Boston & Maine R R R. The roll covers cases in multiple sessions with judges Dewey and Stowdale among others.
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Heevey
Boston
Lowell R. KR
Veasey
Heston
Meine R. R
Sulluvan
Donovals
Prescoe
Dyer
Kimball
Bennet
Blodgett
Wood
Brown
Boston Blower Co
Stevens
Y Nuresber
Finn
Neagie
Goo Smith
Abbott
Brady
Cosgrove
Tutta
Eastern R. RR
Slattery
Duty
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Ys. Butler
Gale
Breck
Dewey
Eighth Symphony Concert in Boston Arts Hall Review
The concert featured Beethoven Leonore Overture No 1, Saint-Saens Septet in E flat, Reinhold E major overture, and Beethoven Eroica Symphony. Performances by Mr Gericke and the orchestra were praised for finish and feeling, with novelty pieces by Saint Saens and Reinhold drawing favorable notice. The note salutes the inclusion of two American compositions and anticipates next programs.
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Leonore
Gontrabass
Phang
Beethoven
Gericke
Camille Saint-Saéns
Saint-Sains
Foote
Hugo Reinhold
Boston
Saint-Saéns
Tees
Mendelssonn
Floersheim
Captain John Codman A Perennial Traveler Of Boston
A pleasant sketch notes Captain John Codman a Boston figure born sixty six or seventy two years ago last October. He travels by horse between New York and Boston, ships his horse for long legs, writes for major journals and visits Idaho ranches. He remains robust, active, and hard to pin down despite his age. He is listed in Boston directories on Mt. Vernon Street with Kilby Street business, and friends say he shows no intention of quieting his travel life.
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John Codman
Post
Courier
Boston
New York
Cedman
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Annimal
Codman
Boston Journal
Hhis
Boston Post
The
New York Evening Post
Captain Codman
Glass invention and medicinal drink from Boston firm
An provide claims that glass was invented in England by a monk and that a Bourbon and whiskey tonic from C. H. Graves & Sons of Boston restores vitality and powers. It is advertised as medicinal and to be indorsed by druggists and grocers with unbranded cases available on request.
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England
Benolt
G. O. Taylor
C. H. Graves & Sons
Boston
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Land League Organization
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Jhe Dixey Ball
King's Chapel
Howard Athenaum
Rev. Minot J. Savage
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Middlesex County
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Alden
Reber
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Smith
Euning
Rmey
Goodnow
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Pacific Nation Bank
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Jackman
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Morse
Ford
Johnson
Trackwell
Ennis
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Upton
Foster
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Cambridge Bik
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Leavitt
Berenson
Fee
Sanders
Harrington
Coates
Sharp
Lewis
Childa
Boston & Providence Railroad
Bryson
Boston & Albany Railroad
Newton
Holmes
Perham
Fitzgerald
Williams
Hol—Alden
Tharber
St. George
Wyman
Mead
Sylvester
Same
Brockway
Coakley
Harvey
Tucker
Reardon
Prescott
Merriam & M. P. Company
Teele
Hawley
Kelleher
Lowell
Loti
Bacoy
Cook
Savage
Jordan
French
DeRosay
McLeod
Landrigan
Bartlett
Taber
Fowle
Deshon
Doses
Tarbeill
Linehan
Saine
Sortwell
O Brien
Trainor
Wrigley
Senacour
Provoyance
Mason, J
Graham
Collins
Fountain
Beal
Highland Foundry Company
Barry
Boston Railroad
McGuire
Clay
King
Ten Broeck
Bell
Feele
Nat. Insulator Co
Raymond
Newell
McNamara
Swenson
Lofgren
Mayo
Wollaston Foundry Company
Boyd
Lane
Nelson
Powers
Lincoln Wharf Co
Cutter
Hanlon
Freeman
Phoenix Ins
Gove
Gaifney
Burkhardt
Davis
Adams
Daly
Boston & Albany R. Rco
Eighth Symphony
Rade
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