Mrs Grimwood Story Of Mas sacre And German Dance Oddities
Mrs Grimwood recounts her perilous march to Cachar after her husband was slain in Manipur. She describes the cold, fatigue, and officers sharing coats as she learns of his death by telegram.
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Ethel Ross Lerwich
London
la Cigale
Mme. Bernhardt
Mary Wells
Youngstown
State Board of Education
State Normal School
New Britain
Carroll
Germany
Phillippine Overstolz
St. Louis
Grant
White House
Mound City
Greece
Louise Robins
Paris
Prizes For Herbariums Postponed To December Display
The window gardening committee of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society announces that the exhibitions of herbariums is postponed two weeks to Dec. 26. A very interesting display of herbariums featuring flowering plants grasses and ferns will be made. All persons interested are invited to be present.
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The
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Street Department Purchases Reorganized For City Supplies
Mayor's report outlines consolidation of street department purchases from paving sewer bridge and sanitary police. A purchasing agent and assistant ensure contracts for blocks sand gravel lumber and other items are awarded by public advertisement and district contracts. Prices and volumes show marked increases in 1891 over 1890 across blocks edgestone flagging bricks beach gravel and lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Carter
Newburyport
Department of Public Institutions
Boston Press Club Dinner Acknowledges Club Legends
The sixth annual Boston Press Club dinner at the Abbotsford hotel honored Colonel Clapp of the Journal. Edwin B. Haskell presided and a wide set of journalists delivered papers and remarks on English versus American journalism, with poems and music enhancing the event.
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Boston Press Club
Joseph Lee
Abbotsford
Edwin B. Haskell
Press Club
Boston
W. W. Clapp
Boston Journal
Colonel Clapp
Edwin K. Haskell
Herald
H. Taylor
Globe
H. RB. Chamberlain
Journal
B. Leighton Beal
Post
W. D. Quint
News
American Reporter
Stephen O’meara
General Collins
Boston Press
Minot J. Savage
William T. Adams
Oliver Optic
Frank J. Bonnelle
Henry O'Meara
John B. Whoriskey
Daniel Ahearn
Cecilia Orchestra
J. P. Frost
W. F. Murray
D. 5
Knowlton
Times
Violin Maker Comedietta Shines At Doll Show
At the Kindergarten for the Blind last evening the comedietta Violin Maker by Coquelin impressed audiences. Charles L. Fletcher led as Fillippo with Eugene Sweatland as Sandro and Charles H. Carter as the old violin maker Taddeo Ferrari. Miss Albertine Dobe played Guinniana. Tomorrow Edith Thomas, a deaf dumb and blind child, will host a reception and present her doll. An excellent musical program complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comedietta
Coquelin
Charles Leonard Fletcher
Charles L. Fletcher
Fillippo
Eugene Sweatland
Sandro
Charles H. Carter
Taddeo Ferrarri
Albertine Dobe
Guinniana
Edith Thomas
Crawford Graves wed at Belmont in December ceremony
Ernest J. Crawford and Jessie H. Graves were married at Belmont on December 10 by Rev. Hilary Bygrave. The ceremony united the couple in a quiet, private setting as friends and family witnessed the vows.
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Crawford-Graves
Belmont
Hilary Bygrave
Ernest J. Crawford
Jessie H. Graves
Obituary notices from Boston area readers list numerous deaths
A compilation of death notices and obituaries from Boston area cities and towns dated December. Individuals named include Betsey H Arey Charles R Foote Mary E Locke Rebecca C Morse Maria Louisa Neff Charles P Philbrick Belinda P Wells Frederick G Bollwig Charles W Carswell Bessie Tiffany William J Dilworth Mary J Safford Edwin H Earle Sarah E Foster Elbridge Harris Harris C Hartwell Joseph Johnson Anthony A Rich Charles A Vickery Mary W McIntyre Henry J Stevens with funeral details and locations across Dorchester Roxbury Woburn Quincy Melrose Fitchburg Porchester Clinton and other communities.
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Neff
Dorchester
Maria Louisa
William J. Neff
Philbrick
Charles P. Philbrick
Simmons
Roxbury
Belinda P. Wells
George A. Simmons
Bollwig
Louisville
Frederick G. Bollwig
Carswell
Woburn
Mass
Charles W. Carswell
Dilworth
West Haven
Conn
Bessie Tiffany
Charles R. Dilworth
Pittsburg
Penn
William Shaw
Elizabeth Howard Tiffany
Boston
Safford
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Mary J. Safford
D. Earle
Lynn
Edwin H. Earle
Foster
Quincy
Sarah E. Brown
Charles C. Foster
Harris
Porchester
Elbridge Harris
Hart
Fitchburg
Harris C. Hartwell
Johnson
West Springfield Street
Joseph Johnson
Melrose
Anthony A Rich
Vickery
Clinton
Charles A. Vickery
Portland Pans
McIntyre
Mary W
Peter McIntyre
East Brookline Street
Stevens
Henry J. Stevens
North Andover
President Harrison's Message Receives Mixed Press Critique
Boston Herald calls it a carefully prepared dignified state paper while Providence Journal finds it perfunctory and superficial. Springfield Republican labels it an able but bureaucratic document, noting room for reordering subjects and sharper expression.
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Boston Herald
Harrison
Congress
Springfield Republican
President Harrison Seen Through Three Papers
Manchester Union faults the President for flip in tariff reasoning and living cost claims. Lewiston Journal hails his message as thoughtful and prophetic, praising scholarship and statesmanship. Hartford Post calls the message a sign of mental acumen and firm grasp of public affairs.
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The
Manchester Union
Lewiston Journal
United States
Harrison
Atest
Hartford Post
Harrison message praised for plain business tone
The Tribune notes President Harrison's annual message is free of partisanship and prejudice. It praises its simple, clear, businesslike presentation of public affairs and wise practical suggestions, offering a cooling contrast to Democratic factionalism.
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N. Y. Tribune
Harrison
Harrison's Message Gives a Clear Photo of Last Year
The New York Herald notes Mr. Harrison's Congress address is straightforward though not notably robust or deft. It provides a clear photographic view of events that have occupied national attention over the past year.
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N. Y. Herald
President Harrison diplomacy praised and cautions noted
The Standard cites President Harrison’s message as heavy on foreign affairs while The Pall Mall Gazette urges magnanimity with Chili and conciliation over coercion. The Globe adds that U S control in Venezuela should seek debtor payment.
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Harrison
Blaine
Pall Mall Gazette
United States
Globe
Venezuela
New Music from Oliver Ditson Company Arrivals
Oliver Ditson introduces a potpourri of La Cigale Grasshopper Dance and Soldiers Songs together with Hepsibah Polonaise Minuet Bright and Gay March and Happy go Lucky Polka teaching pieces. New songs include Drifting Most Wondrous It Must Be Bird Raptures The Old Clock on the Stairs Your Presence and I Know That My Redeemer Lives by various composers.
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I. Statham
Carl Bohm
William R. Chapman
Franz Ries
Frederic H. Cowen
John W. Hutchinson
Charles F. Webber
Redeemer
Fred L. Morey
The Old South Church in Boston Boston History and Pride
The Old South Church stands at Dartmouth and Boylston amid Newspaper Row as a museum of colonial antiquities and a landmark of old Boston. Rev George A Gordon leads a simple service with beautiful hymns and stained glass windows.
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Old South Meeting House
Boston
Old Boston
Dartmouth and
Boylston Sts
Old South Church
Washington and
Milk Streets
Shepherds O Gallilee
George A. Gordon
Thomas Thatcher
Samuel Williams
Ebenezer Pemberton
Joseph Sewall
Thomas Prince
Alexander Cuming
Samuel Blair
John Bacon
John Hunt
Joseph Eckley
Joshua Huntington
Benjamin B. Wisner
Samuel H. Stearns
George W. Blagden
Jacob M. Manning
Only Two Buildings Left in Pinos Altos Fire
A vacant frame building caught fire at 9 30 this morning in Pinos Altos New Mexico and with no water available the town burned rapidly. Firefighters and residents rushed to fight the blaze but only two structures were saved. Estimated loss about 100000 with light insurance and suspected incendiary origin.
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Pinos Altos, N. M
Pinos Autos
N. M
Major General Sir Lewis Pelly Dies in Hereford Ride
Londoon December 10 Major General Sir Lewis Pelly K C B K S L was thrown from his carriage while driving today at Hereford and died almost immediately. Born in 1825 he held numerous diplomatic and administrative posts in India and served as envoy for Afghan affairs in 1876 77. He was a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and Royal Astronomical Society and authored several works.
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Londoon
Lewis Pelly
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Band
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Bunker Hill Monument
Heavenly Feet
China
Heaven
Marie Bashkirtself
Dio Lewis
Zorteh
Beecham
New York Depot
Canal Street
Broad Gauge Iron Stall Works
Elm Street
John Jeffries & Sons
GENTS
Ton
Devonshire St
Hanover St
DINES
Hotel
Abbottsford
the Journal
E. B. Haskell, Max O’rell
Edmund Noble
Pp. Collins
Minot
J. Savage
Stephen
O'Meara
Qpinioxs
Messag
Providence Journal
the English Press
NEW Music
A Historic Society
Dartmouth
Boylston
South Meeting House
NEW Publications
Doctor
Johnny
Nicholas
Boston Blue Book
Edward EK. Clark
West Street
Anti-Infidel Publications
H. L. Hastings
Cornhill
Boston Wharf Co
J. B. Russell
Gorham Hubbard
Herbert Clark
State ST
Hotels
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tomains
Minnie Hauk
Mimoie Wauk Opera Company
Palace Theatre
WM. Austin and
AL. Haynes
ASD
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
ALA
Max O'Rell
America
Dioc
Rusina Vokes
Thurs
Philharmonic
Music Hall
Beethoven
Schumann
Chopin
Liszt
Hollis Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
Sardou
Thermidor
Clobe Theatre
John Stetson
Agnes Huntington
Marenus Rh. Mayer
Ben Stern
Plamquette
Captain Therese
Bae Tae Museum
KR. M. Fieip
Petyity
Saugrs Knopf
Grand Cass
Columbia Handsomest
Beate Harris & Atkinson
Washington St
Comeebdy
New York
Madison Square Theatre
Mbe
Clark’s Hotel
Washington and Avery Sts
M.C. Crana, Proprietor
Masa
Tremont House
Beacon and
Tremont Sts
R. A. Stranahan
Parker House
J. R. Whipple & CO
Proprietors
General Pelly
Office of the Post
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont St
BRECK
Park Theatre
Neil Burgess
Handel & Haydn
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Evra Kendall
Howard Athenium
WM. Harris
Irwin Bros. Comedy and Vaudeville Company
Museum OF Pine Arts
Walter Crane
Vegetarian Society
Washington Sé
Elizabeth B. Atwell
American Insurance Co
Kilby Street
Messrs
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
Henry 8. Bean
Aret
N. A. Thompson Coal CO
COAL
Congress St
Houston
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