Final Resting Place of Five Anarchists in Waldheim
Carcago December 18 The four executed Anarchists August Spies Parsons Adolph Fischer George Engel and Louis Lingg were buried today at Waldheim cemetery. Mrs Parsons fainted crying out and was revived by snow rubs. The ceremony involved unions and relatives with Captain Black and speakers from Milwaukee and St Louis. The grave was prepared with five coffins placed in a granite-lined plot and covered with a capstone as a somber crowd departed.
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Fort George Island Hotel To Undergo Complete Refurnishing
The Fort George Island hotel, owned by Horern and partners, will be entirely refurnished this season with Jxeeler & Co. of the city handling the work after contracts were signed with the proprietors of the hotel.
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Copper boom and rail expansion stir cautious markets
A strong copper stock boom takes shape as cheaper copper rises to 18 20 cents a pound enabling idle properties to resume development. At the same time bucket shops face police scrutiny and a potential wipeout. Railroad growth abroad is profuse with mixed profits as rates fall while new lines push into western and southern territories.
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Tyranny of Andros in early New England lecture summary
Historian recounts the rise of colonial factions and the tyrannical rule of Sir Edmund Andros under James II. Massachusetts charter withdrawal, Andros’s abuses, and Connecticut’s missing chatter fuelled colonial unrest, leading to Andros’s capture in Boston and the momentum toward the Revolution.
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Evolution and faith meet in sermon at Harvard College Chapel
Rev. Brooke Herford urged cooperation with God in shaping humanity's future. He argued evolution is compatible with religion, warning against indolence and praising love, self denia l and public spirit as drivers of progress from primitive life to a better tomorrow.
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Winter indoor athletic meet at Technology gym
Winners: fence vault Williams 89 6 ft 7 in Bradley 91 second. standing high jump Wason 10 4 ft 7 in. putting the shot De Boullet 90 83 ft 644 in. running high jump Wason 90 2 ft 2 in Edgerton 90 4 ft 844 in. Fencing Adams 89. running high kick Wason 9 ft new record. tug of war 89. sparring bouts Hamilton YO won middleweights Gaines 88 in the Dareweeps Batchelder SD featherweights. Gold and silver prizes to winners. Wason to receive a gold medal for his record.
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Theatres and amusements listings today
Amusements at Park Theatre Rosina Voices at 7 45 p m. Museum shows The Loggarth this evening. Boston Theatre presents Booth and Barrett at 7 45. Hollis Street Theatre screened The Great Pink Pearl and Editha's Burglar at 7 45. Gerbe Theatre offers Little Puck at 7 45. Howard Athenaeum Variety program in the evening.
Tuesday sales listing for Beck Bird and Osgood items
Furniture and related goods offered by Beck, Bird and Osgood at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Tuesday with fruit sale by Horatio Norris at noon.
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Dowell and Moore wedding notices in city
In this city on December 14, the Rev. A J Gordon united Walter Dowell and Ida F Moore. Also on December 14 the Rev. Gordon joined Eben D Seccomb and Gertrude Beal. On December 15 at Wollaston the Rev. F E Dewhurst joined William H J Smyth and Mary Isabella Edgerton. On December 15 the Rev. A J Gordon bonded Marcus M Swan and Lizzie Davy. On December 13 the Rev. OC F Lee joined Charles J Wheeler and Helen Stoddard.
Death notices from Boston area obituaries list multiple passings
Deaths reported from Dec 15 to 19 name Sarah Bassett Carrie Clark Henry Horton Lucy Kennerley Walter Jenney Joseph Jones Grace Judkins Bernard McDonough Mary McLaughlin Joan Relsert Edward Sands and others. Funeral details note Clarendon Street Baptist Church services for Edward Sands and interment in Dedham cemetery for Caroline Wight.
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Scribner's Magazine Christmas Gift Subscriptions
New publications offer a year’s Scribner's Magazine subscription as a Christmas present. Twelve numbers for 1887 plus 1888 continuation priced at 4.50. single-year gift 3.00. Address Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York.
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Bookshop Ad Emphasizes Space and Early Buying Time
An advertisement touts a spacious bookshop with ample light and orderly arrangement. It urges customers to come early at 8 am to enjoy browsing time before purchases, notes a door-boy’s courtesy, and promotes a 90 cent booklet for boy employers alongside a call to action to buy rather than merely look.
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