History of Paris Project by Dr Lepham from Augusta
A summary mentions Dr Lepham of Augusta preparing a history of Paris. The January term supreme court session resumes today at Saco under Chief Justice Charles IT. A Biddeford hog loss is noted. A Sons of Veterans camp honoring Francis G Warren is formed in Biddeford. Portland mayor John W Deering is renominated by Democrats. John Burns of Bridgewater loses his house in a fire, burns his adopted daughter, while Mrs Burns and another child escape by leaping to snow.
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Paris
Lepham
Augusta
Supreme Court
Saco
Charles
Lord
Biddeford
Sons of Veterans
Francis G. Warren
John W. Deering
Portland
John Burns
Bridgewater
Burns
Jefferson club concert fills City hall Dover crowd
The annual concert and hall of the Jefferson club at City hall Dover drew a large gathering with many from nearby cities including Boston and Portland. In Cunningham court, George W Ella of Allentown seeks a $25,000 alimony reduction for his wife Georgiana VP Ella in a divorce case before Judge Smith in Concord. A Glen House correspondent recounts Sunday visitors walking to Mount Washington summit for a signal service dinner and sled ride back to the Glen House.
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Jefferson Club
Dover
Boston
Portland
George W. Ella
Allentown
Georgiana
Ella
Mount Washington
Signal Service
Glen House
Bates House Auction Tied to Bond Restriction on Liquor
The Bates house at Rutland was sold at auction under a condition requiring the purchaser to furnish $10,000 bonds prohibiting sale of liquor on the premises. Ernest Downing, son of Dennis Downing of Waterbury, aged 11, fell from a woodshed Thursday and fractured his skull near the left temple. He remains in critical condition. Town officers of St Johns bury report year expenses $29,500 with $2,700 for the fair. The town switched to a cash tax system for highways last March and saved about $700 relative to the average of the past five years, while highways stay in better repair.
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Bates
Rutland
Ernest Downing
Dennis Downing
Waterbury
St. Johnsbury
Canal street public way ordered by Lawrence aldermen
Lawrence aldermen adopt an order to make Canal street a public way where railroad tracks lie. Hearing for 37 Lawrence liquor dealers cited for Sunday law violation postponed to March 3. Various local events noted include a Worcester shooting badge holder, dedication of a new South Framingham Methodist church, and the incorporation of Anna Jaquen Hospital with a $25,000 gift. Town meetings list selected moderators, clerks, selectmen and assessors for multiple towns.
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Canal Street
Lawrence
Mar Thal
Atrimatch
Worcester
Ws. Perry
Serinst O. R. Dickey
Boston
Dickey
New Methodist Church
South Framingham
Shurscay
W. FF. Mullien
J. W
West Newbury
J. A. Courtass
Amesbury
Sand Eki
K. Sibiry
Salisbury
Anna Jaquen Hospital
Anne Jaquen
Newbury
Yarmouth
C. F. Swift
Wm. P. Davis
Stephen Sears
Thatcher F. Hallet
Edward Lewis
Truro
John B. Dyer
J. F. Rich
James Collins
Joseph Tateh
Provincetown
Seth Smith
B. O. Cross
C. H. Dyer
M. L. Adams
Dennis
J. Ix. Baker
C. G. Baker
Sylvester Baker
H. A. Fish
J. B. Hall
Easibara
El’ah Higgins
G. H. Clark
J. A. Cook
R. A. Horton
Eldsh Higgins
Orleans
Freeman Mayo
F. Doune
A. T. Newcomb
W. M. Crosby
Harwich
W. B. Kelly
D. 3
Steel
D. Kelly
J. H. Paine
Wellfleet
Simeon Atwood
D.C. Newcomb
W. Newcon
Winslow Paine
Noah Sweet
Chatham
jLee Hldridge
Freeman
S. E. Hallett
Murder of Harvey Campbell in Lebanon House
Harvey Campbell a 7 to 8 year old wealthy Lebanon farmer was murdered in his isolated house on Tuesday night with his skull crushed. The American Yacht Club of New York purchased Charles Island Milford covering 30 acres with $60,000 spent on improvements and $15,000 more planned for a three story hotel and club house. The Knights of Honor Connecticut grand lodge met in Birmingham with 36 grand lodges 2700 subordinate lodges and 135000 members in the U S Grand Dictator John P Studley presiding. Connecticut has 17 lodges and 1489 members with a treasury surplus of 1102 7s.
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Harvey Campbell
Lebanon
American Yacht Club of
New York
Charles Island
Milford
Grand Lodge
Knights of Honor of Connecticut
Birmingham
John P. Studley
United States
Connecticut
Charles W. Skiff
Grand Reporter
Prominent figures travel and retire from public life
Col Elias Milliken of Augusta and Mrs Milliken visited Parker house and left for Washington. Moses W Webber resigns cotton mill agency at West Warren and may reside at Old Orchard Beach. George Wendling says Tilden is the Democratic choice across the line after western states tour. Sir Thomas Brassey to be promoted for his travel writing wife, and Sidney Allport to be made a baronet for railway work. Gen Joseph P Bass and wife leave Bangor for Florida. Hamlin returns from Moosehead with trout. Alden Holden, long-time Old Colony time clerk, will retire to work in New York brokerage and receives a $300 gold watch and buttons.
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Elias Milliken
Augusta
Sidney Allport
Midand
Joseph P. Bass
Bangor
Florida
Bass
Hannibal Hamlin
Moosehead Lake
Hamlin
Alden R. Holden
Pst
Old Colony
Boston
New York City
Five Bisbee murderers sentenced to hang in March
Tombstone, A T, reported that five Bisbee killers were sentenced to be hanged on March 28. Other items note two deaths near Reynolds Oak from freezing, a coal miners strike in Pittsburg, a $492000 water works verdict, and a series of political and legal developments across New Jersey, Virginia, and Kentucky.
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Bisbee
Tombstone
A. T
Ward G. Leavitt
Reynolds
Oak
Pittsburg
D. Hostetter
Norfolk
Qdemecca Ic
Supreme Court
Trenton
N. J
Mandarius
Union Ditrict School
Burlington
Pierce
West Leiseuring
Stephens
Chicago
Milton
Keifer Battle in Boynton Inquiry Sparks Delays and Subpoenas
Washington reports from the Boynton-Keifer investigation show Keifer and lawyer Coleman accusing the committee of bias and crowding. Subpoenas were said to be denied and a postponed session granted until Saturday as witnesses and veterans gather for Maine lodge leaders, memorials, and a large convention agenda.
Pacific railroads must pay for survey costs to Uncle Sam
The House committee on Pacific railroads backed a bill to compel railroads to cover surveying and land selection costs tied to granted lands. If unpaid within 60 days after passage, the attorney general may sue. The measure excludes the Northern Pacific pending Congress action, with about 35,000,099 acres earned, of which 29,000,000+ have been surveyed and owed roughly 800,000. The Union Pacific owes about 13,000,000 acres. taxes to states where land lies would follow. The committee plans to report Monday.
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Washington
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Pacific Railroads
Congress
Northern Pacific
Pacific Companies
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Union Pacific
House
Finnerty
Robinson
United States
Lieut. Greely
Trial of Two Italians at Bangor Ends in Execution Sentence
In Bangor Me on February 21 Santore and Capone were found guilty of first degree murder in the Paschal Coscie case from Brewer. The judge sentenced both to be hanged on the first Friday in April. Santore broke down while Capone waved his hat to the crowd.
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Sangor
Santore
Capone
Paschal Coscie
Brewer
Santoro
Gloucester Fleet Returns With Full Fare Herring
Schooner David A Story arrived from Fortune Bay with a full fare of frozen herring after a three week voyage. It is the last of the Gloucester fleet, which all reached in under a month since the season began January 20. Nineteen Newfoundland vessels supplied Gloucester markets but competition from abroad limited profits as the Newfoundland herring industry proves successful overall.
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Gloucester
Mass
David A. Story
Fortune Bay
Newfoundland
Peculiar Campaign Drift in Wyandotte Contest
Special correspondence from Wyandotte Kansas notes the race to fill the Haskell seat reflects national issues with greenback and tariff debates. Republican E H Flinston leads among farmers and zinc interests, while a tariff for revenue only garners Democratic support, and a poll suggests Kansas Nebraska Iowa Republicans favor protectionism. Cited economic strains and rail tariff disputes color the state outlook as immigration rises and trade stagates persist. CHEROKES
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Wyandotte
Boston Post
Kansas
Dudley C. Haskell
Democratic Party
Fort Scott
Riggs
E. H. Flinston
Allen County
Kansas City
Railway Commission
Connecticut Farmer Found Dead in Lebanon House
Norwich, Conn Feb 21 Harvey Chappell a farmer living alone on his 132 acre Lebanon farm was found dead in his house with two temple wounds and skull injury. Coroner to investigate. inquest postponed to Monday. Rumors of foul play arise amid theft history and nearby tramp sightings. Sheriff Hawkins investigates without a clear suspect.
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Connecticut
Wis
Norwich
Conn
Harvey Chappell
Lebanon
Park
Noyes Caliet
Chappell
Leigt Bors
Mr. Chappell
Lahanon
Hawkins
Plymouth Couts Abington case and other sentences
In Plymouth Mass on February 21 the Abington highway robbery case went to a jury and verdicts of guilty were returned against both defendants. Other convictions followed including John Morrison guilty of assault on his wife with nine months in the house of correction Frederick Hunt guilty of breaking and entering and larceny with two years, Charles H Alen and Frank A Allen guilty of larceny with 15 months and one year, Charles Harris guilty of attempting to set fire to the Brockton lockup with one year, Charles H Snell guilty of keeping a liquor nuisance fined 100 dollars and costs, Jona W Barrows found not guilty of keeping a liquor nuisance, John L Owens retracted his plea and was fined 50 dollars and costs. The court adjourned until Monday.
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Plymouth
Mass
Abington
Supreme Court
John Morrison
Rockland
House of Correction
Frederick Hunt
Charles H. Alen
Frank A. Allen
Brockton
Charlies Harris
Boston
Charles H. Snell
Miymouth
Jona W. Barrows
Middleboro
John L. Owens
Body found in Potomac identified as Brooklyn man George Cooper
A note to Brooklyn police from Washington DC authorities says a body recovered in the Potomac is identified as George Cooper, last seen in Brooklyn in November. Cooper, an elderly man from Boston, had been a watchman by trade and recently worked in a Rockaway shop. The report also notes local labor strikes and a court case involving a cotton broker and a church robbery suspect.
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New York
Brooklyn Police
Wm. McDye
Washington, D.C
Potomac
Crow
George Cooper
Brookynh
Cooper
Nanta Auarness
Boston
Straton & Mowes
Straton
Dillups
Cotton Exchange
Edson
Ood
Edward Goode
Luther Church
Goode
Manhattan
Northampton
Missing man Norman Wilson linked to large debts in Providence
Norman Wilson alias Gus Melville or Melvin, 35 to 40, remains missing from Providence after owing 3060 on two notes to a relative. He reportedly took 21000 from Beverly Manufacturing, where he kept books, and had a prior 1882 imprisonment for a post office lock box scheme. He allegedly wrote from Boston claiming losses and threatening self harm.
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Providence
R. I
Norman Wilson
Dias
Charles Stewart
Gus Melville
Melvin
Beverly Manufcturing Company
Wilson
Boston
Tramps take over freight cars near Pittsfield station
A gang of tramps occupied freight cars two miles east of Pittsfield this week setting up a makeshift camp. They obtained a stove cut a hole in a car for a pipe and stole coal. One car served as a barber shop where they trimmed hair. Pittsfield officers raided the site Wednesday capturing two men sent to jail for six months. ringleaders fled, and the group said they walked from eastern state seeking rest.
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Springfield
Mass
Pittsfield
Boechter Accused Salesman in Embezzlement Case
St Louis man Adolph Boechter of H D Eggers Co admits stealing funds from the firm totaling 5600 dollars and is under investigation as of February 21. The case centers on embezzlement by a company salesman.
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St. Louis, Mo
Adolph Boechter
H. D. Eggers & Co
Chicago Favored as Democratic National Convention Site
Boston and Chicago leaders dispute the convention location with Chicago seen as preferred for late summer. Hon. L. O. Prince supports August 5 while Boston officials push for funding and rail offers. Chicago boosts hotel capacity and Lake Michigan breezes to host a large turnout, with officials citing climate and facilities as key advantages.
Great Storm Devastates Carolinas Georgia Death Toll
Reports from Monroe North Carolina and surrounding towns recount extensive destruction. Forty homes wiped out in Lane's Creek. two cabins burned. two black children perished in one ruin. White children reportedly swept away in Monroe with no traces found. Seventeen bodies recovered from Philadelphia ruins. seventeen dead and thirteen wounded overall in state. North Carolina losses tally about fifty dead with equal injuries. In Mitchell county a mica mine shooting killed three men and wounded another. Near Grassy Knob Georgia twenty people perished in the cyclone with many others fatally wounded.
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Charlotte
N. C
Monroe
Lane’s Creek
Rockingham
Philadelphia
Raleigh
North Carolina
Morgantown
Jay
Anderson
Horton
Miller
Burtickson
Mitchell County
Atlanta
Grassy Knob
Pahk Side Of Life Injury Fatal For Engineer Daniel Leary
East Boston ice house engineer Daniel Leary, 35, single, was fatally struck by a falling cake of ice while hoisting ice Thursday morning. He lived at 18 Everett Street. A series of other city incidents followed, including a shooting, a pensioner’s health move, a street-purse theft, a runaway horse into a car, an arrest for attempted pocket picking, and a robbery claim at a Taunton saloon.
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Daniel Leary
East Boston
Everett Street
C. A. Brunet
Budd
Jen
James Cunniford
Rhode Island
Station 4
Kneeland Street
Boston
James O. Gray
Berkeley Street
St. Jamesaverns
Ranaway
Thomas Killeen
Station Two
Tremont Street
Edward TR. Shaw
Taunton
Washington Street
Bowdoin Alumni Seek President, Endowment Growth
Washington reports the Bowdoin College alumni committee from the January meeting is coordinating with trustees and overseers to select a president and grow the endowment. L Deane F Sewell and D S Alexander lead the outreach to college boards and other Bowdoin associations nationwide. Several candidates are named, including Dr. E C Smythe and Dr. J L Withrow.
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Washington
Washington Association of Bowdoin College
L. Deane
F. Sewell
D.S. Alexander
Copter
Bowdoin Alamos
E. C. Smythe
Andover Seminary
J. L. Withrow
Park Street Church
Boston
Keights of Momus Parade Opens New Orleans Carnival
The Keights of Momus presented the first carnival pageant in New Orleans on February 21 with the theme Human Passions as Exemplified by the Ancients. Seventeen cars carried tableaux as crowds lined the streets to view the procession.
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New Orleans
Momus
National Greenback Labor Convention Call Planned
Indianapolis will host a national Greenback Labor Convention on May 22 to nominate candidates for president and vice president. Secretary Harper stated a call would be issued tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harper
Greenback
Evening High School closing lecture noted
The closing lecture of the course was delivered to the pupils of the Evening High School. The ceremony marked the completion of the program with attendees from the student body and faculty present for the final address.
School honors mark high standard and future aims
Last night a ceremony delivered by T. B. Bicknell of the New England Journal of Education and president of the National Preachers' association praised the school's high standard and success. Dr. Lasker of the school board spoke briefly, and thanks were given to lecturers Col. Higginson Rev. Mayo Prof. Morey and M. Bicknell. Resolutions on Wendell Phillips death were drafted for committee approval. The school closes March 7 with Gov Robinson and Mayor Martin expected.
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T. B. Bicknell
New England Journal of Education
National Preachers’ Association
Dr. Lasker
T. W. Higginson
State Board of Education
A. D. Mayo
A. W. Morey
Providence
M. Bicknell
Wendell Phillips
Fire in Hoffman House. incindiary blaze damages suite
Fire alarm 96 reported 6 35 P M Thursday for a blaze in a bathroom of an unoccupied Hoffman House suite. Fire spread to interior and roof causing about 300 dollars damage. Mrs Dow and Mrs Page on nearby rooms suffered water damage. Reports note incendiary origin and material arranged near a wash stand.
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Hotel Hoffman
Lorenzo Dow
Semonel Abbott
Hic
Dow
Page
Washington's Birthday Observance in Boston and Vicinity
The Boston area marks Washington’s birthday with quiet observances across venues. Gov. Robinson hosts a state house reception from 11 A M to 2 P M, and the Democratic state committee meets at Parker’s to set the state convention details. An afternoon dinner and after-dinner speeches follow at the party, with polo games at Institute rink and roller skating continuing during events. Various halls host balls, masquerades, and children’s programs, while meetings and lectures occur at Union Park hall, Tremont tiple, and other venues. Dancing dominates evening entertainments as city venues close the day with religious and civic programs and dinners at Young’s hotel.
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Boston
Washington
Robinson
State House
Democratic State Committee
Parker’s
Institute
Bostons
Parris Polo Club
East Boston
Dartmouths
Cambridges
Pythians
Olympics
Boston Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellow’s
Union Park Hall
Music Hall
Warren Street Chapel
South Boston Athletic Club
Milliken House
Odd Fellows Hall
Broadway Unitarian Church
South Boston
Law and Order League
Tremont Tiple
Ganece
Qld South
Fike
Charles Carleton Coffin
Young's Hotel
Delta Upsilon
Reverend Lorimer to Speak at First Baptist Church
Rev George C Lorimer D D of Chicago former Tremont Temple pastor will preach at First Baptist Church Common wealth avenue next Sunday evening In other notices Colby University alumni reunion scheduled for Youngs hotel Boston Friday evening Feb 29 at 9 oclock Mrs V A Howe to lecture concert for kindergarten blind at Universalist church South Boston Thursday March 6 The Howes church Ladies present The Fishermens Hymn at Grays hall South Boston this evening
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George C. Lorimer
D. D
Chicago
Tremont Temple
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Colby University
Boston
Young’s Hotel
V. A. Howe
Kindergarten School For the
Universilist” Church
South Boston
Ladies of the Howes Church
Gray’s Hall
Navy prisoner released after sentence remitted and injuries at yard
Surgeon James A. Slawke returns from leave. Private James C. Coffey, tried by naval summary court martial for sleeping on duty, had seven months of a one year sentence remitted and was released. Seaman T. F. Anderson also released. John Perkins, 50, a navy yard worker, was struck by a halved rope while hauling timber from the old Connecticut and badly bruised.
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James A. Slawke
James C. Coffey
Chandler
T. F. Anderson
Tallapoosa
John Perkins
Navy Yard
Connecticut
Massachusetts Senate Session Details and Public Works Petition
The Massachusetts Senate met with nine members present and six others appearing. quorum lacking limited business. Reports discussed election law modernization, secretary salary set at 3090, and printing 590 Supreme Court copies. Resolutions favored almshouse water tank funding and Bridgewater buildings, plus Attleborough water district actions and Florence kindergarten trustees. Various orders and tabled bills touched city governance, bylaw powers, and ward representation reforms.
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Senate
Messrs. Livermore
Cronin
Thayer
Washburn
Hodges
Rowley
Mason
Andrews
Baldwin
O. Gilmore
H. W. Gilmore
D. Randall
C. S. Randall
Morrison
Bruce
Amherst
Agricultural College
Andrew
Committee On
General Court
Massachusetts
Pierce
Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Bridgewater
Attleborough
Attleborough Water District
Florence Kindergarten
Committee On Military Affairs
Lester A. Hulse
Mansfield Pond Aqueduct Company
Boston House Debates Public Works Board and Rail Bills
The House met at 2 with Speaker Mar den in the chair and heard petitions for a public works board in Boston. Debates covered Worcester and Cambridge labor acts, Boston and Lowell railroad consolidation, water companies, and various bills. The Phillips School reunion followed, with remarks by Gov. Robinson and Mayor Martin on public schools and civic duty.
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Marden
A. P. Martin
Charles A. Welch
H. P. Kidder
Thomas J. Whidden
S. F. McCleary
8. C. Cobb
Board of Public Works
Boston
Mr. Hartwell
Fitchburg
Elizabet Bridge Gerry
Lexington
Brackett
Moses N. Arnold
Walker
Worcester
Lancster Water Company
Frisbie
North Andover
Uyde Park Water Company
Boardman
New York and
New England Railroad
Mr. Webb
Petersham
Cockeast
Richmond
Westport
Adams
Bent
Cambridge
Walcott
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation
Messrs. Foster
Medford
Doherty
Dunham
Stockbridge
Dresser
Wentworth
Dedham
Willcomb
Ipswich
Foster
United Corporation
Needham Report to be Made Saturday on Abbott Theft
The bank examiner Needham will present a written report to Union Market National Bank of Watertown stockholders at Saturday noon. It details Abbott’s theft totaling 381160 plus 22000 in other steals and 66000 with second mortgages, considers reducing capital stock, and notes the option of placing the bank under a receiver. The inquiry also covers why directors did not demand Abbott’s resignation earlier and recounts various notes and securities tied to Abbott. The meeting will vote on reducing stock by half. a two thirds majority is required.
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Greely
Thetis
Sebley
Uriel Sebree
Seabury
Emory Tanut
Lieut
Bradbury
Bear
Smithsonian Institute
Harlow and
Deasel
E. Elery Anderson
Brooklyn
Committee of Ways and Means
United States
Kelley
Washington
L. O. Prince
Executive Committee
National Committee
St. Louis
Chicago
Prince
Mr. Prince
Sulloway
Boston
John Kelly
New York State Committee
Boston Post
Bank Examiner Needham
Union Market National Bank of Watertown
Bank Examiner
Abbott
Dr. Camly
New York
Kindergarten Fair at Perkins Institute for the Blind
A benevolent fair at Perkins Institute showcases handicraft made by blind children to support a proposed kindergarten. Highlights include a doll bedstead sewn by the pupils, signed autographs by Lou Bridgman, and a unique upper floor exhibit of clay, wicker, sewing, and animal outlines. The event features blind performers and a burlesque concert, enjoyed by attendees and the young exhibitors alike.
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Perkins Institution
Perkins Institute
Lou Bridgman
Asium
Thore
Police Detail For Gov Robinson Reception Today
District Police DMecer Innis White Dyson and Seaver assigned for duty at Gov Robinson's reception today. A hearing will be given by the railroad commissioners on Saturday at 4:30 PM to Winthrop citizens who complain the railroad company has not resumed trains as recommended.
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Dmecer Innis
White
Dyson
Seaver
Gov. Robinson
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Samuel G. Pool
William Parson
D. Lt. Robinson
Gloucester
Gloucester Harbor
Parmenter, Rice & Co
Tiarbor Cove
Winthrop
Russell Brothers Release New Music from Noted Composers
Russell Brothers publish new pieces including Let Me on That Finger by Calixa Lavallee and Tellmy Darling that I Love Her from Lizzie Harold, plus Pis Past by David Roberts and several additions to the library by known composers.
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Russell Brothers
Calixa Lavallee
Lizzie Harold
David Roberts
Russell
Annual dinner and social events of Boston groups in late Thursday
The annual dinner of John A. Andrew Post 15 Grand Army held at United States hotel drew about 150 comrades with Commander Noyes presiding and notable toasts. Union Club anniversary at Waverly house Charlestown drew about 150. Firemen’s Ball at Mechanics Building drew over 18,000 attendees and raised funds. Other balls and social gatherings across Lynn, Chelsea, Charlestown, and South End featured prominent locals, toasts, marches, and large crowds, with extensive entertainment and dinners at several hotels.
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Grand Army
United States
Noyes
Robert B. Beath
Philadelphia
Billings
Tobin
Massachusetts
Axe
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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V Pierce
Boston
A. P. Martin
Department
Beath
Union Club
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Charlestown
Edward F. Riley
John A. Finnegan
City of
John N. Lee
Common Council
John A. Coffey
George Washington
P. D. Dwyer
John Reade
Edward &. Heoynes
Democratic Party
Philip J. Doherty
Uriah H. Carr
John R.murphy
Massachusetts Senate
Cornelius F
L. P. Webber
C. Willett
Robinson
Martin
Portland
Holt
Adutt
Dalton
Lyon
Odd Fellow’s
Coliseum
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Palestine Associates
Lynn
Chelsea
Odd Felow
Smort
North End Athletic Club
Horticultural Hall
William T. Bibby
P. H. Roos
New Er Hall
Madame Roos
Mr. Simmons
St. James Young Men’s Catholic Total Abstinence Society
Odd Fellows Hall
St. James
M. J. Driscoll
South End
Russell Club
Quincy House
H. Hirsch
D. F. Hayes
J. J. Leary
E. J. Donovan
English High School
Chauney Hall School
Young’s Hotel
J. J. Souther
A. L. Cushing
A. F. Bradlaw
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Farragut Associates
Monument Hall
Dunbar
Hicks
Everett Lodge
Knights of Pythias of
Spartan Lodge
Malden
Ivanhoe Lodge
Archilles Lodge
Gardner
Charlestown Lodge
Knights of Pythias
George Kennan Lecture on Daghestan Peoples at Tech
Mr George Kennan delivered the final lecture in the Lowell Institute Course at the Institute of Technology on the Daghestan people before a full hall. He described dialects, laws based on the Koran and custom, and Russia’s 1850s siege of a mountain stronghold where 1400 troops used spikes and rope to overwhelm a 300 warrior remnant. He closed with samples of literature, laws, and poetry.
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Lowell
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Engine 25
Hoffman House
Clifton
Columbus Avenue
Berwick Park
Engine 23
Caulden Street
Howard
Wolbrook
Holbrook
Krrief
Telegraph
ST. John
N. B
Charlottetown
E.J
Kennedy
John Newson
Patriot Printing Office
Fraser & Reddin
Moleau & Machin
Debrisay & Angus
Nelmess
Taylor
Hazard
W. & A. Brown
Henry Beer
Custom House
Savings Bank
Joseph Weeks
Newport
Wm.s. Randlett
East Newport
Binghamton
N. Y
Cortland
Garrison
Moulton Street
Stephen Browner
A. M. Hodges
Halifax
Masonic Temple
Liverpool
Washington’s
Counisg Events
Navy Yard Matters
Legislature
New England
Committee On Cities
Mount Holyoke Female Seminary
Board of Agriculture
Bridget Slattery
Marblehead
Committee On the Judiciary
Wencell Phillips
Committee On Labor
Oas
William Williams
Committee On Taxation
A. Hulse
Millett
Roads
Paine
Waltham
Hartwell
Cummings
Committee On Banks and Banking
F. M. Stone
Savings Banks Commissioners
House Judiciary Committee
Kimball
Board of Appeal
Middlesex County
Phillips’s School Association
Vendome
Hotel Vendome
J. F. Andrew
Gev. Robinson
James Hovey
Swan
Elias H. Marston
Abraham G. Wyman
William A. Slovey
Thomas J. Guargan
Francis W. Pray
Arthur C. Farley
David Watson
Amphion Bates
Gates
Association
Mayhew
John D. Philbrick
Augustus P. Martin
Hovey
Thomas J. Gurgan
W. A. Harvey
8. S. Blanchard
Watertown
Hank
Needham
City OF Columbus
Gay Head
Glaucus
Wright &Gain
Maynard
Metropolitan Line
Burnham
Wood's Hall
Robert Williams
George Cash
Isaiah Nixon
Devil’s Bridge
Bearse
Wood’s Hall
George King
Nickerson
Straits of Northumberland
Harding
Tarpaulin Cove
Nobska
Savannah
Slate House
John A. Andrew
Highlarpers
Rey Yworhk
New York Sun
Edward B. Southwick
Park Commissioners
Central Park
John H. Pray
Manufacturers
Worth St
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