Colored Race Speech by Booker T. Washington at Tuskegee
Washington spoke at Old South Church in Tuskegee Alabama urging industrial education for Black people. He warned of a future where the race decides its fate amid unions and foreign labor, stressing the risk of a large marginalized population within the nation.
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Booker T. Washington
Old South Church
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee
Alabama
Washington
Mexico
Schroder Named to Catholic Academy at Muenster
The Right Rev Monsigneur Joseph Schroder, former professor of dogmatic theology at the Catholic University in Washington, has been appointed to the faculty of the Catholic Academy at Muenster. Muenster, a historic see in Westphalia, hosts 300 to 400 students and was secularized in 1808.
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Berlin
Joseph Schroder
Catholic University
Washington
Catholic Academy
Muenster
Westphalia
Gallitzin
Count von Stolberg
Prussia
Rosenberg Lacob Wedding at Knights of Honor Hall
Miss Rebecca Rosenberg daughter of Mr and Mrs L Rosenberg married Mr Israel Lacob at Knights of Honor Hall with Rabbi Jacob Cohen officiating. Bride wore white silk with lace and pearls. Attendants included Katie Lacob Sarah Robins Sarah Voldberg Ida Hirshberg. Best man B Barnett ushers Simon Lacob Simon Rooks Isidore Diamond L Rosenberg. Large guest list reception with music and dancing.
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Knights of Honor Hall
Rebecca Rosenberg
L. Rosenberg
Israel Lacob
Jacob Cohen
Katie Lacob
Sarah Robins
Sarah Voldberg
Ida Hirshberg
B. Barnett
Lurie-Rosenstein Wedding at Leverett Street Home
Miss Esther Rosenstein married David B. Lurie in a ceremony conducted by Rabbi Moses S. Margolis at 83 Leverett Street. The bride wore cream satin with pearls and lace, carried pridal roses, and was supported by maid of honor Miss Rebecca Rosenstein and best man Max M. Rosenstein. A collation, dancing and music followed with Marcus S. Lurie as toastmaster.
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Marcus B. Lurie
Leverett Street
Esther Rosenstein
Mr. Lurie
David B. Lurie
Moses S. Margolis
Max M. Rosenstein
Rebecca Rosenstein
Messrs. S. Samuels
Charles Schuman
Sadie Samuels
Leah Greenberg
Marcus S. Lurie
Trouble filled Sunday extends as quartet faces trial
Four women arrested in Lynn for shoplifting proceed on bail while police seek two trunks believed to hold about 1000 worth of stolen goods. Wives mothers and companions linked to the case defend themselves as merchants identify a large portion of the loot.
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Ida M. Houston
Clara Phillips
Misses Low
Cobb
Florence Manson
Miss Cobb
Miss Manson
Boston
Appleton
R. H. White Company
Marshal Burches
Phillips
John IF. Bartlett & Co
Misses Manson
Down East
Lynn
Bath
Kirtland House
Mrs. Phillips
Cape Elizabeth
Merritt's
Burglars Strike Christopher Fay Home in Irving Street Break-In
Sneak thieves entered the Christopher J. Fay residence at 43 Irving Street Saturday night and stole a silver Elgin watch a gold moonstone pin a pearl-handled pocket knife and 12 dollars and 50 cents in cash.
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Christopher J. Fay
Irving Street
Newark man dies in jail cell after arrest
Thomas Gorman of Newark street died in his Station 10 jail cell early yesterday morning. He was found at 6 20 am and his body was moved to City Hospital morgue as the medical examiner was notified.
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Thomas Gorman
Newark Street
City Hospital
Honors For Ezra A. Parks Die In Waterford At 76
The Hon Ezra A Parks a prominent northeastern Vermont figure died of old age at his Waterford home Saturday night aged 76. The longtime St Johnsbury resident was widely known in the region for public service and community involvement. He passed away after a long residence in Waterford.
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ST. Johnsbury
Ezra A. Parks
Vermont
Waterford
Novak Murder Trial Ends in Life Penitentiary Sentence
The motion for a new trial in the Frank A. Novak murder case was overruled. The court sentenced Novak to hard labor in the Anamosa penitentiary for the rest of his natural life, with the prisoner showing little emotion and maintaining his innocence.
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Vinton
Iowa
Frank A. Novak
Anamosa
Don’t Like Smokers Cars Letter to the Editor
A Boston reader opposes a petition for smoking cars on the West End street railway. He argues fumes threaten health, notes women passengers, suggests limiting smoking to a portion of a box car, and invites further public input.
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Post
Boston
Vicinity
West End Street
Shoplifting in Boston Draws Attention During Merchants' Week
Arrests of Lynn women for shoplifting and a receiver of stolen goods highlight a wave of theft from Boston shops during Merchants' Week. Fifteen women, including two professionals, were arrested while many others were released due to rank or extenuating circumstances as Inspectors Knox and Douglas pursued each suspect.
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Lynn
Boston
Knox
Douglas
Police confiscate pilfering ring with multiple arrests
A list of arrests shows about a dozen caught pilfering, released for standing or extenuating circumstances. Names include Anna Russell of Montville avenue Woburn and Annie Moore alias May Wilson also known as Tim Oates woman, with prior bail issues and pending likeness attempts. Other entries note Alice Brown Concord New Hampshire and Lizzie Anderson Northfield street with small fines. May McCellen from Somerville described in sealskin was part of the group.
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Anna Deane
Shawmut Avenue
May Clark
Ellen Simpson
May
Melrose
Scituate
Sara Ingalls
Cohasset
Theresa Deerix
Chestnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Eliza Fletcher
Middlesex Street
Mary Ann Taylor
Barry
Anna Russell
Montville Avenue
Woburn
Annie Moore
May Wilson
May Blossom
Tim Oates
Boston
Alice Brown
Northampton Street
Emily E. Evans
Concord
N. H
Lizzie Anderson
Northfield Street
May McCellen
Somerville
Funeral for Bath Guldensuppe in Long Island murder case
Bath Rubber Guldensuppe, allegedly killed June 25 at Woodside by Martin Thorn and Augusta Nack, is mourned in a private funeral at 2 PM. Crowds gathered at the undertaker’s, viewing the dismembered body in an oak coffin, with Lodge members and bath-robber colleagues sending floral tributes. The coffin proceeds to Lutheran Cemetery, Long Island, with no ceremony.
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New York
Bath Rubber Guldensuppe
Woodside
Long Island
Martin Thorn
Augusta Nack
Undertaking Establishment
Christian W. Guldensuppe
Guldensuppe
Bath Robbers
Thomas Riley Attacks Mayor Quincy in Democratic Battle
In a forceful open letter, Thomas Riley denounces the Mayor as incompetent and anti Democ ratic. He cites rising debts since 1883, heavy city spending, and alleged favors to a railroad syndicate, urging loyalty to the party and promising to back Bryan. He names budget figures and argues the city faces financial peril.
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Quincy
Washington
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Treasury
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Park Square
Federal Street
Boston
Dorchester
Board of Police
Tilden
Butler
Bryan
George Fred Williams
Thomas Riley
Freight Record Breaker in Portland Freight Terminals
Freight trains pour into the Grand Trunk at two per hour in Portland with 458 grain cars loaded today. About 1200 cars are in yards and 1700 more are en route. Over 2000 cattle head expected at East Deering stockyards this week as the steamship season looks set to break records.
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Portland
Grand Trunk
East Deering
Old Guard of Fenian Brotherhood Holds Meeting
A Fenian Brotherhood Old Guard gathering at American House yesterday elected Captain John D. Driscoll chair. Delegation to be sent to John Daly reception at the Boston Theatre next Sunday. Officers to be elected next meeting. Committee appointed for permanent headquarters to report then.
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Old Guard
Fenian Brotherhood
American House
John D. Driscoll
John Daly
Boston
Opening Vesper Services in Union Hall
The December course of public vesper services at the Young Men's Christian Union opened last evening in Union Hall. Rev. Charles B. Nickerson of Newtonville Mass delivered a sermon on the theme Of Two Conditions Which. Music was performed by Mrs H Carleton Slack soprano John H Pratt bass and Fred Gay Ellis boy soprano. Next Sunday evening Rev Rush R Shippen of Brockton Mass will speak on Life a Ladder.
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Young Men’s Christian Union
Union Hall
Charles 8. Nickerson
Newtonville
Mass
H. Carleton Slack
John H. Pratt
Fred Gay Ellis
Rush R. Shippen
Brockton
Ladies Sale By New England Helping Hand Society
The New England Helping Hand Society to hold an annual sale at 124 Pembroke Street starting today and running through Saturday evening. Readily available useful and ornamental articles will be offered at reasonable prices and the dining room will serve as a cafe with refreshments all day and evening.
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Ladies of the
New England Helping Hand Society
Jennie Collins
Pembroke Street
Boston Journeymen Plumbers Warn Against Bogus Ads
The Boston Journeymen Plumbers warn the public about advertising agents falsely claiming union authorization. Mr. M. F. Quinn, accredited by the United Association of Journeymen Plumbers Gas Fitters Steam Fitters and Helpers, is active in this territory soliciting ads for the union record book with full advertising contract powers.
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Boston Journeymen Plumbers
M. F. Quinn
United Association of Journeymen
United States
Canada
Buffalo
N. Y
Quinn
Park Department S. A. 7576 Elects 1898 Officers
The regular meeting at Blandford Hall Wells Memorial building elected 1898 officers led by Master Workman Patrick McKenzie and James A. Clark as worthy foreman. John Thompson became recording secretary and Patrick Owens financial secretary with John Healy as treasurer. Delegates to District Assembly 30 include Peter Mullen Patrick McKenzie John Healy and James A. Clark. The group voted against the Boston contract system. Ten new members were admitted and seven propositions referred to the committee.
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Park Department
S. A
K. of L
Blandford Hall
Wells Memorial Building
Patrick McKenzie
James A. Clark
John Thompson
Patrick Owens
John Healy
R. of L
Peter Mullen
Boston
Bartenders Relief Association Elects Officers For Year
At yesterday afternoon’s meeting of the Bartenders Relief Association officers for the coming year were elected: D J Linehan president Frederick W Zirbes vice president Frederick Hennessy secretary William Young recording secretary John Finn treasurer The upcoming ball will be held at Odd Fellows Hall on December 14 with Edward Denault and F W Zirbes chosen as floor manager and assistant floor manager.
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Bartenders’ Relief Association
D. J. Linehan
Frederick W. Zirbes
Frederick Hennessy
William Young
John Finn
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Edward Denault
F. W. Zirbes
West End Street Subway Notice Revised Route
Commencing Monday December 6 1897 the Grove Hall Columbus Avenue line now terminating at Granary Burying Ground will run to Park Street Station Subway via Berkeley and Boylston streets.
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Grove Hall
Columbus Avenue
Granary Burying Ground
Park Street
Berkeley
Boylston Streets
Williams Dropped from Reform Club Membership
The Massachusetts Reform Club has dropped Hon. George Fred Williams from its membership, a move that surprised commentators and reflects internal divisions within the reform movement.
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Massachusetts Reform Club
George Fred Williams
Dedham Reform Club member withdraws from funds
A former Democratic gubernatorial candidate, contacted at his Chestnut street home, explained he left the Dedham Reform Club after disagreeing with its financial stance. He said he would not support a group he believed opposed his financial beliefs and that his lapse was voluntary and intentional.
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Dedham Statesman
Chestnut Street
Dedham
Massachusetts Reform Club
New York Reform Club
Testimonial to Riley Planned in East Boston Lyceum Hall
A large meeting of John P. Riley supporters at Lyceum Hall East Boston outlined preliminary plans for a testimonial concert on Sunday night December 23. Marshall Brown presided Norman C. McNaughton was secretary Patrick Donovan treasurer. The hall was donated by John H. Sullivan and a gold watch prize for selling the most tickets was pledged by Thomas J. Gibson. A talent committee was formed with multiple local names and a press committee led by Frazier Clark and Hickey. The extended program would feature Boston vocalists and the group adjourned for a week to refine details.
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Friends of
John P. Riley
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Marshall Brown
Norman C. McNaughton
Patrick Donovan
John H. Sullivan
Sullivan
Thomas J. Gibson
Fale German
William J. Donovan
John F. Sullivan
Philip Manning
John H. Hickey
M. J. Leary
John McQuillan
Charles Kelly
William Christopher
Thomas Clark
Joseph A. Frazier
Thomas F. Clark
Committee On Talent
Goldstein Accepts Nomination by Boston Socialist Labor Party
David Goldstein accepts the nominating banner of the Boston Socialist Labor party for mayor. He calls the campaign the first city race for the party and vows that workers gain emancipation by electing the only workingman’s party with the key to workers’ problems today.
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David Goldstein
Socialistic Labor Party
Goldstein
Boston
Socialist Labor Party
McEttrick Backs Quincy In Mayor Reelection Bid
Ex-Congressman Michael J. McEttrick will support Mayor Quincy in his bid for re election. Some expected he would back Riley, but supporters of Quincy welcome the reported endorsement as strengthening the mayoral campaign.
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Michael J. McEttrick
Quincy
McEttrick
Riley
Quincy Indorsed for Mayor by Charlestown Democratic Club
The Bunker Hill Tammany Association endorsed Josiah Quincy for Mayor and the full Democratic ticket at a large meeting in Charlestown. Members Martin P. Higgins Patrick J. Kyle Roger J. Kelly and John F. Toomey spoke for the candidacy. The club’s second annual concert and hall program is set for Roughan Hall Friday evening December 17.
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Quincy and Platform
Bunker Hill
Ward 22 Socialist Meeting at Lammet Hall Tonight
Socialists plan an appearance in Ward 22 at Lammet Hall with David Goldstein as mayoral candidate and Martha Moore Avery for school committee. Ward 18 Curtis Club names officers and endorses E. A. Curtis for mayor as rallies are set.
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Lammet Hall
David Goldstein
Joseph Ballam
Martha Moore Avery
Cabot Street
Curtis Club
Thomas T Dolan
Thomas F. Shine
John Dolan
Joseph J. Hayes
Hugh D. Morrison
James Harney
Frank Scott
E. A. Curtis
Princeton Club
Endicott Street
Quincy
Daniel J. McLaughlin
Thomas W. Welsh
Patrick A. McCarron
James Sweeney
Democratic Councilmanic
Assyrian Players Arrested for Sunday Pool Spree
Six Assyrian natives were arrested early Sunday for violating the Sabbath by playing pool on Oxford Street. Police say the men, whose names were not released, were detained after authorities responded to reports of activity on the street.
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Assyria
Oxford Street
Boston Tax Sale List Warns of Parcels Auction in 1897
City announces unpaid taxes on numerous Boston real estate parcels across wards. Properties in Wards 1-25 listed with due sums, to be sold at 10 oclock a.m. December 30 at 7 Exchange Place Real Estate Exchange Auction Board unless taxes and costs are discharged.
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Argus Advocate
Boston
Charlestown Enterprise
Boston Post
Boston Herald
South Boston News
Boston Journal
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Boston Daily Globe
Boston Greeng Transcript
Dorchester Beacon
Exchange and Auction Board
Exchange Place
Maria F. Bean
Lanane Street
Rosina H. Birtwell
Glendale Street
Bird Street
Eeeseeee
Guy H. Carleton
Magnolia Street
Thomas L. Livermore
Michael J. Carroll
Dorchester Avenue
William Claflin
Bee Street
David H. Geer
Ellery Street
Mary A. E. Clifford
Hartford Street
Sophia Humephrey
Burgess Street
Clara L. H. Drisko
Forest Bean
Susan I. Duross
Willow Court
South Bay Improvement Company
Thomas J. Scollans
H. W. Wilson
Suffolk
William E. Elliott
Champney Street
Charles H. Fagan
Elliott
Josiah H. Carter
Ada M. Foucar
Ellen F. Gorham
Dacia Street
Frank T. Horgan
Louise G. Kendall
Frederick A. Kendall
Genevieve Kendall
Arthur Kendall
Albert Hurley
Preble Street
Cora B. Kaulbeck
Howard Avenue
Adelaide A. Ryan
Jae Ek
Sarah Kelley
Baker Place
F. O. Whitney
Hannah E. Kelley
Dewey Street
Benjamin Laney
G. F. Flick
Howard Gwoduo
Mary McNary
Dorset Street
James H. Clapp
Ellen A. McDonough
Benjamin Pope
Robert L. Barrett
Rubina B. Wood
Amelia A. Tobey
Catherine Quinn
Roseclair Stree
Charles Flynn
John J. Williams
Mary L. Richards
James H. Story
Willard Welsh
Orchard Place
Harrie B. Thacher
William A. Lord
Leyland Street
Nathaniel H. Taylor
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