His Garden of Graves a Dorchester Eulogy for Marshall Wilder
A detailed funeral service for Marshall P. Wilder at Second Congregational Church Dorchester features a long procession of mourners, floral tributes from Masons and horticultural societies, and a sermon by Rev. K N Packard. Wilder's life is celebrated as a devoted parish member and generous benefactor with a deep faith, marking his passing as a loss to many communities.
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K. N. Packard
Second Congregational Church
Dorchester
Obituary of James Willis Johnson Proprietor of Quincey House
The Hon. James Willis Johnson of Enfield born February 24 1826 died Saturday at 9 am after three months of liver illness. A progeny of Moses and Lavina Johnson he built a trading business in wool cattle and potatos and expanded the Quincey House to seven stories costing 1200000 in thirteen years. He served in New Hampshire state politics from 1860 onward and died leaving a wife Susan and four daughters plus a sister. Funeral from the Quincy House Wednesday at 11 and interment at Forest Hill cemetery.
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Quincey House
Mr. Johnson
Moses and
Lavina (Hardy) Johnson
Enfield
Boston
Canada
New York
New Hampshire
Johnson
Vermont
Bell
George G. Mann
Quincy House
Central Hotel
Susan Smith
Uriah Smith
Barnard
S. M. French
J. W. Johnson
Forest Hill Cemetery
Decline in stock market hits New York speculators
The rapid drop in stocks paints grim scenes in uptown hotels as bulls fall from wealth. Foreign traders, a Western banker, and hotel staff lose fortunes, while once flourishing speculators face ruin and despair amid the market’s tumble.
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New York
Southern Securities
New England
Jack Robinson
Mark Tapleys
Tenth Symphony Concert Takes Heavy Weather Toll
Review notes a troubled Boston concert season with rain and illness. Joseffy’s Beethoven G major concerto draws mixed praise for technique yet harsh critique of interpretation. Weber centennial tribute underwhelms. Zerrahn replaces Gericke. Opera season at Boston Theatre announced with Thomas orchestra and a packed calendar.
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Gericke
Zerrahn
Weber
Boston
Joseffy
Beethoven
Mr. Joseffy
Baermann
Berlioz
Mozart
Henry C Kingsley Yale Treasurer for 25 Years Dies
Henry C Kingsley dies in New Haven at 71. Native of New Haven and Yale graduate served as Yale University treasurer for 25 years after early legal work with brother G T Kingsley, later director of the Cleveland & Pittsburg railroad. Son of Professor J L Kingsley.
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Henry C. Kingsley
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Mr. Kingsley
Hopkins Grammar School
Yale
Law
G. T. Kingsley
Cleveland
Cleveland & Pittsburg
J. L. Kingsley
Deaths: ex Governor Pitkin and Barnstable official Lovett
Ex Governor Frederik W. Pitkin of Colorado died Saturday in Pueblo of consumption. Asa Ellis Lovett, register of deeds for Barnstable County, died at his Oster ville residence on Saturday near age 64, having represented the town of Barnstable.
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Frederik W. Pitkin
Colorado
Pueblo
Asa Ellis Lovett
Barnstable County
Osterville
Barnstable
Notable 19th Century Local Obituaries and Careers
The obituary notes the life of an 1857 58 legislator who served as Mashpee land commissioner and register of deeds for twelve years. It also records the death of Rev. Dr. J J Hight longtime Western Christian Advocate assistant editor from Chicago who died of paralysis. Further remembrances include Boston merchant John Philipps dies in Durkheim aged about fifty five after pioneering boys clothing firms with Morse and later Shuman family connections. Richard Price ex Salem resident died at Topsfield of typhoid fever aged 45 years 10 months. he brokered Boston with Pickering Moseley and leaves a widow and three children.
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Register of Deeds
J. J. Hight
Western Christian Advocate of
Chicago
John Philipps
Boston
Durkheim
Germany
Prussia
Charles Morse
United States
Philipps & Morse
Philipps
A. Shuman
A. Shuman & Co
Philipps, Shuman & Co
Mr. Philipps
Leopold Morse
Ile
Richard Price
Salem
Topsfield
C. H. and
J. Price
John Pickering & Mosely
Joshua Phippen
Mozartian Passion in a Delicate, Shaded Performance
Critics note the intensity of Mozarts style while regretting missed shading details in Mr. Gerickes performance The next concert shifts to Thursday with Brahms new symphony to be tried Again the program lists Medea Aria Slavonic Rhapsody Dvorak Romance Herodiade Massenet Symphony in E minor Brahms movements Soloist Mme Fursch Madi and the conductor is noted for the recital pieces
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Kneisel
Chickering Hall
Mendelssohn
Brahms
Schumann
Max Zach
Lang
Reiter
Rossini
Miss Barnes
Hoffmann
Kneisel Quartet
Mme. Fursch-Maci
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Louis Maas
Miller Hall
Maas
Franz Kneisel
Emanuel Fielder
Louis Swencenski
Fritz Giese
Mozart
Beethoven
Raif
Salem Oratorio Society
Lowell Choral Society
J. P. Fernald
Ita Welch
George W. Wart
A. D. Saxon
H. L. Cornell
Mamie E. Hitch
Douste Sisters
Herr Schnecker
Boylston Club
City Hall
Springfield
Holyoke
H. F. Knowles
Mary H. Honale
Theodore J. Toedt
D. M. Babcock
Germania Orchestra
Charles R. Adams
Verdi
Gericke
Medea
Bargiel
Dvorak
Auction Listings For Fruit-Horatio Harris Morris Knights
Sales at auction today include Fruit-Horatio Harris at 1 p.m., Fruit-Horatio Morris at 12 p.m., and real estate for S. R. Knights at 3 p.m. These entries outline separate auction times for the listed items.
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Horatio Harris
Horatio Morris
S. R. Knights
Marriages in this City and Eliot Me
A series of marriage notices reveals Edward P. Starbird and Minnie E. Bailey wed in this city on December 14. Samuel H. Chauncey of Boston and Alice R. Adams of Eliot were united in Eliot on December 14. David Norman Harris of Chelsea and Matilda E. Pierce of Dennisport wed in Chelsea on December 16. William A. Rivers and Lottie A. Rivers were married in this city on December 16.
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David Norman Harri
Chelsea
Matilda E. Pierce
Dennisport
Rivers—Rivers
Aoe
Worth
William A. Rivers
Lottie A. Rivers
Obituary notices from Boston area dated December 19
A collection of death notices lists Lucy Hammond Fredericks, Freelove Raymond, Clarissa Warner, Martha Winning, Addie Buss, Catherine Lake, Lydia Greenwood, Jennie Messinger, Elizabeth Hascall, Mary Gil, Stephen Brown, George Chilson, Margaret Corbett, J Henry Dunning, Marshall Wilder. Funeral details note Second Church Dorchester for Wilder with private interment and no flowers.
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Tiart
South Boston
Lucy Hammond
George E. Hart
Adays Raymond
Freelove P. Raymond
Hiram H. Raymond
Warner
Clarissa H
Jonathan E. Warner
Winning
Charlestown
Martha F
D. Parker Winning
Billerica
Buss
West Somerville
Addie L. Buss
Oxocroftr
Cambridge
Catherine P. Lake
Francis A. Foxcroft
Greenwood
Newton Lower Falls
Lydia Greenwood
Messinger
AtLynn
Jennie F
Mansfield
George M. Chilson
Corbett
Margaret Corbett
Dunning
J. Henry Dunning
Wilder
Dorchester
Marshall Pinckney Wilder
Second Church
Washington Street
Blair’s Pills Special Rofoides Remedy Ad
Advertisement for Blair's Pills described as Great English gout and rheumatic remedy. Mentions oval box and round pills with instructions to find at all druggists.
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Blair
Christmas morning choir at St Johns Bowdoin street
At St Johns Church Bowdoin street the Christmas morning choir performs Ceoni Processionis pieces including Adeste Fideles and On Holy Night with Miss Maggie Mitchell Miss Georgietta Poor William H. Guild and Henry A. Adams. The programme repeats on Sunday Dec 26.
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St. John’s Church
Bowdoin Street
Maggie Mitchell
Georgietta Poor
William H. Guild
Henry A. Adams
Reading
Gounod
Stephens
J. L. Gilbert
Hymnus
Gee
Wilson
Christmas festival for needy children in Union Hall
Christmas and New Year celebration for deserving children, held for thirteen years under a ladies and gentlemen committee with the B M Christian Union, at Union Hall 18 Boylston St. on Saturday afternoon January 1. Contributions of clothing books toys games dress materials and money are solicited and may be sent to the union rooms marked for children's festival.
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B. ¥. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Boston Theatres Listings in Amusements Page
The Boston Museum presents Harbor Lights at 245. Globe Theatre shows Mikado at 7 45. Park Theatre has A Tin Soldier at 8. Boston Theatre screens Black Crook at 7 45. Bijou Theatre offers The Martyr at 2 and 8. Hollis Street Theatre shows Adonis at 7 45. Howard Auditorium presents Corner Grocery at 8.
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Harbor Lights
GLOBE
Park Theatre
Boston
BIJOU
Hollis Street
Howard Atueneum—“Corner Grocery
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Tremont St
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