Jolly Pastors Social Union Dinner Fete In Albany
About 200 Methodists from city churches gathered at the American House for the monthly Social Union meeting and banquet. Lieutenant-Governor Wolcott attended as guest of honor and spoke warmly of Washington and Lincoln. Several clergymen and ladies were present, with musical interludes and a closing singing of America.
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Methodist Social Union
Charles R. Magee
Wolcott
W. A. Spencer
D. D
J. W. Hamilton
M. D. Buell
J. F. Goucher
J. F
Union
John Wesley
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Lincoln
Herbert A. Thayer
Jerusalem
John T. Goucher
Women’s College
Baltimore
Samuel F. Upham
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison, N. J
America
Thayer
Pilgrim Association Holds Annual Meeting and Dinner
Nearly fifty Congregational clergymen and workers attended at Parker's for the Pilgrim Association. Rev H A Bridgman presided as Co M Southgate and Eldridge Mix spoke on Church Co operation and extension in Worcester. Officers were elected including Vice presidents Gordon and Campbell and secretary Tobey. president careful to next meeting.
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Pilgrim Association
The
Parker
H. A. Bridgman
Worcester
Co. M. Southgate
Auburndale
Eldridge Mix
Rufus B. Tobey
William E. Murdock
John H. Colby
Jonathan A. Lane
Henry F. Coe
William F. Whittemore
E.S. Woodbury
Charles E. Kelsey
Samuel B. Shapleigh
Charles R. Brown
W. B. Mosman
Seth Mendell
Association
Ninth Annual Hall of Lafayette Club in Charlestown
The ninth annual Lafayette Social and Athletic Club affair at Roughan's Hall Charlestown drew about 300 couples and guests from Boston and nearby towns. W F H Quigley led the march escorting Miss McDermott in white silk with pearl ornaments, followed by Miss Sullivan with Assistant Floor Director John E Wells. The floor was managed by a large team including W F West J J Quigley Frank Mc Hugh Dennis McDermott and many others.
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The
Lafayette Social and Athletic Club
Roughan’s
Charlestown
Boston
W. F. H. Quigley
McDermott
Mr. Quigley
John E. Wells
Miss Sullivan
Mr. Wells
W. F. West
J. J. Quigley
Frank McHugh
Dennis McDermott
Benjamin Warrar
Michael McLaughlin
E. J. Doherty
Frank Barcello
Allan McDonald
James Leonard
Bernard Dever
Philip Ryan
J. J. Rourke
D. F. Daly
John Hickey
David Myers
Luke Snee
Peter Toner
George Hines
James Maguire
Charles Gauthier
Frank McGinnis
Bernard Rogers
Edwin McGonagle
Patrick Cassidy
Robert J. Hurley
James J. Toner
B. McShane
G. Shelly
W. Dacey
Shuman Hosts Reception for Mayor and City Hospital Staff
Mr. A. Shuman held a reception and dinner at 60 Vernon Street Roxbury for Mayor Quincy the City Hospital board of trustees and medical staff including Drs D W Cheever A L Mason George W Gay H Lt Burrell Francis B Watson John G Blake F W Draper E J Forster C M Greer T M Rotch George H Monks and Superintendent G H M Rowe. The banquet featured an artistically decorated table and unique souvenirs bearing portraits of the mayor with embroidered quotations.
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A. Shuman
Vernon Street
Roxbury
Quincy
City Hospital
D. W. Cheever
A. L. Mason
George W. Gay
H. Lt. Burrell
Francis 8. Watson
John G. Blake
F. W Draper
E. J. Forster
C. M. Greer
T. M. Rotch
George H. Monks
W. T Councilman
M. D
G. H. M. Rowe
Social of Miss Grace Kiley in Dorchester
A Friday evening gathering at Miss Grace Kiley’s residence 2 Dickens Street Dorchester featured piano selections by Miss Gertrude Canton and vocal numbers by A. J. Grace Henry F. Lyons and Arthur Bertrand. Violin solos by Thomas Glynn assisted by W Brady provided the entertainment. The party dispersed in the morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Kiley
Dickens Street
Dorchester
Gertrude Canton
Messrs
A. J. Grace
Henry F. Lyons
Arthur Bertrand
Thomas Glynn
W. Brady
Harassment Pranks Stir Harvard Campus Mystery
Reports recount a string of pranks at Harvard involving cannon crackers, a dorm fire at Massachusetts Hall, and secretive student societies. Incidents include a blast during an English recitation, a dorm smoke event, false invitations, and a midnight arson scare linked to a new clandestine group.
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Dean Briggs
College Yard
Massachusetts Hall
Dickey
Harvard
Aid Veterans benefit opens with stage charity at Bijou
The first entertainment in aid of the Soldiers' Home at Chelsea unfurls at the Bijou Opera House under the Ladies' Aid Association. Misses and Mrs. Swift and Wyman lead a lively cast of amateur performers with Gloriana's French maid Celeste and Miss Andros as author. The show features comic sketches, songs, dances, and a grand tableau, drawing Grand Army veterans and local officials including Mayor Bancroft and Gov. Greenhalge aides.
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Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
Bijou Opera House
Ladies’ Aid Association
Massachusetts
William S. Butler
Grace
Evew
M. R. Swift
Lila. Wiles Wyman
Gloriana
Celeste
Miss Andros
Miss Faye
Miss Richard
Miss Horner
Nellie Curtis
Annie Good
Carolyn Foye
Marie Antoinette Dye
Ethel McCullough
McCullough
Tillie West
Stella Churchill
Mabel Waite
Frank T. Wiles
Walter Hayes
Grand Army
Roxbury Horse Guards
Capelle
Bunting
Hastings
Henry Thomas
Greenhalge
W. A. Bancroft
Cambridge
Bancroft
Ladies’ Aid Society
John EK. Gilman
Massachusetts Department
Alline
First Corps
Gunning Abuse Details Highlight Family Divorce Hearing
Miss Louisa G. Gunning, 19, testified in a Gun ning separation case about frequent beatings by Mrs. Gunning. She described insults, objects thrown, and erratic scenes including a red wrapper appearance and seven visitors in the home. The testimony centers on alleged mistreatment and family tensions.
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Brooklyn
Gunning
Louisa G. Gunning
Faust Impersonations and Melba Shine at Grand Opera Night
A dim laboratory scene opens with Faust drinking a subtle draught as Jean De Reszke’s voice fills the parlor hall. The audience, restrained and critical, barely greets Marguerite while Scalchi’s tender "Gently Whisper to Her of Love" stirs the crowd. Mme Melba’s Marguerite earns praise for consistent mastery, while the concert’s أffirming prologue and "The Pleasures of Youth" spark feverish enthusiasm among a gathered social set including prominent figures.
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Faust
Jean de Reszke
Grand
Signor Bevignani
M. Maurel
Valentine
Boston
de Reszkes
Mephistopheles
Mme. Scalchi
Siebel
Mephisto
Megas of Faust and Marguerite At Boston Opera
Review of a Boston Opera performance featuring Edouard De Reszke and Melba. The scene unfolds with Mephistopheles comic and sinister, Marguerite in jewels, and Valentine’s death driving tragedy. Encore for De Reszke and Melba amid feasting society crowds and orchestrated fervor.
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M. Edouard de Reszke
Mephistopheles
Faust
Marguerite
Gardners Princes Apthorps Attend Back Bay Audience
Gardeners Princes Apthorps and other notable residents from Back Bay Brookline and the University City were well represented in the audience as General observed the gathering.
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Gardners
Princes
Apthorps
Back Bay
Brookline
University City
Faust Opens Season With Star Studded Cast
The Abbey management opened the season with Gounod’s Faust, aiming to attract a large crowd with a French operatic standard and a rare lineup. Jean De Reszke starred as Mephistopheles, delivering an admirable performance after prior illness threatened his appearance.
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Gounod
Faust
Equalieq
Marguerite
Bereepee
Mme
Melba
Jean de Reszke
Edouard de Reszke
Scalchi
M. Maurel
Bauermeister
Valleria
Nilsson
Lucca
Patti
Jamet
Campanini
Annie Louise Cary
Signor Novarra
Abbey
Schoeffel & Grau
Noted Opera Cast Excels In Mephisto Roles And Hints Of Carmen
The performance features strong vocalization in The King for Thule and Bijoux Song with notable Mephisto by Edouard De Reszke. Scalchi as Siebel, Maurel as Valentine proves revelatory, Bauermeister pleasing as Martha, and the chorus praised for training and spirit. Tonight Carmen to feature Calve in title role.
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Thule
Faust
Heaven
Edouard de Reszke
Mme. Scalchi
Siebel
Victor Maurel
Valentine
Mile. Bauermeister
Martha
Carmen
Mme. Calve
Galileo Arrives at Boston Anchor for Oceanus Tow
The Wilson Line steamship Galileo tows the disabled British steamer Oceanus with a broken shaft to an anchorage below Boston Light. She will remain until high water tomorrow and then proceed up to the city.
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Wilson Line
Galileo
Oceanus
Boston Light
Sacco Acquitted In Self-Defense Claim
The court found Antonio Sacco not guilty of homicide, ruling the killing of James Squires was in self-defense. The Sun Day Post retracted an error in its Feb 9 feature, acknowledging Sacco’s reputation as a skilled Italian army scout and expressing regret for the mistaken portrayal.
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James Squires
Antonio Sacco
Sunday Post
Sacco
the Post
Wakefield Home for Aged Women Dedicated
The Wakefield Home for Aged Women was dedicated this evening with a reception. Receiving officers were Mrs. Harriet N. Flint Mrs. J. F. Emerson and Mrs. Charles Jordan.
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Wakefield
Harriet N. Flint
J. F. Emerson
Charles Jordan
Disagreeable Sensations Vanish After Bull’n Cough Syrup
Readable text notes that disagreeable sensations resulting from a cough vanish before using Dr Bull’n Cough Syrup, implying relief or cure. The line suggests a medical remedy claim without further context or corroboration.
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Social Union At American
Mr. A. Shhumann
Lafayette Club
Standard Clothing CO
Washington ST
L. B. R. Briggs
Matthews Hall
AID Veterans
Baby Lou
Mrs. Gunning
Harry
Devil
DR. Gunning
New York
Chicago
Francis Peabody
John L. Gardner
Freddie Prince
Gus Gardner
George Vonl. Meyer
F. M. Stanwood
Frank D. Allen
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Philip H. Moxom
Henry Wainwright
Quincy Shaw, Jr
Charles H. Thayer
Wesselhoeft
E. W. Pratt
George May
Francis C. Lowell
Robert C. Hooper
Arthur Austin
James B. Forsythe
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Robert Franklin Straine
Charles A. Saamson
Beverly
Brazil
Thomas C. Thatcher
May
Jean DE Reszeke
de Reszke
Mlle. Bauermeister
A. C. M’kenzie
Wail
F. A. Turner
William Apthorp
Jesse L. Nason
L. L. Nason
C. A. Browning
F. Robbins
O. D. Wisk
J. E. Robinson
J. R. Kendrick
Signora and Mine
Rotoli
Signora Monicano
Robert F. Clar
Edwin Swift
Charis H. Taylor, Jr
John I.taylor
Charles QC
Cook
Josiah Benton
Wilder
M. W. Wright
Melba Kore
Oceanic
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