Grace lecture on The Irish Race in America draws large Boston crowd
Mayor Grace of New York lectured on The Irish Race in America at the Boston Theatre for Carney Hospital benefit. A 150 voice Catholic choir and soloists Dr. E. C. Bullard and Miss Annette Welsh performed, with a star-studded procession and reception as Grace praised Irish community and its political role while outlining historical progress and current issues.
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Boston Theatre
William R. Grace
New York
America
Carney Hospital
E. C. Bullard
Annette Welsh
Boston
Charles J. Lewis
The
Cathedral
James Wes Dunphy
Traveller
Grace
Hugh O’brien
Charles Levi Woodbury
George Duval
Brooklyn
Vinnce and
Geeen
KT. Spear, JR
M. 4. Richardson
Herbert L. Burcill
O. G. Burgess
H. I. Bowditeh
Moertin T. McManon
Doyle
Providence
Hughd. Toland
J. Mlaticy
Goverpoere Ames
Leopold Morse
Godfrey Morse
Soerill
Jobim B. O’ Brien
William J. Forbes
Kinacd
J. Jenkins
Common Council
Commodore van Sanford
Alexander H. Rice
Mra. Carran
John C. Crowley
Dudge Fallon
William J. Byrne
Parker Halpin
Ponohue
Richard F. Tobin
G. A. It
FL. Shuman
Mra
O'Brien
O’brien
O’rien
South America
Nave
Dirace
Sheap
Trudevice
New York City
Meyer
Greece
Norshalls
Armerica
Wether Country
Ilogal
Irch
Cnied
Ireland
Malta
Gray
United
The Irish Question and Party Life in Early America
A historical examination of Federalists and Republicans, immigration policy, and Irish influence in the United States. It traces Hamilton and Jefferson, alien laws, and the rise of the Land League led by Davitt and Parnell, detailing Irish emigration, demographics, and social shifts in New York and Boston.
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Hamilton
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Washington
Kentucky
Virginia
Calhoun
France
Burr
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Kansas
Ohio
Illinois
Minnesota
California
United States
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Gaston
Fire Sweeps Wilmington N C and Surrounding Rail Line
A devastating blaze in Wilmington North Carolina sparks rapid spread along Main Street and the wharf area. Fire destroys warehouses offices churches and mills as winds drive flames. hundreds flee their homes with relief efforts underway and trains diverted.
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Bladen
Fayetteville
N. C
New York and Wilmington Steamship Company
Chestnut Street
New York Steamship Company
F. W. Kerchner
Kerchner & Calder Bros
P. Shotter & Go
A. D. Wesel
Worth & Worth
O. G. Paisley
Alexander Sprunt & Son
Chadbarn’s City Lumber Mill
Colville’s
G. G. Bonneya
Costs Wright, Flour and Grist Mills
Champion Compress and Warehouse Company
Wilmington
George Davis
E. A. Brink
Solomon Buer
Atlantic Coast Line
Front Street Methodist
Mauiestia
Prisoiferme
Orton Flouse
Atlantic Coast Lines
Rocky Point
John G. Gough Memorial Service Planned in Worcester
Arrangements are under way for a memorial service for John G. Gough at Mechanics Hall next Sunday with several addresses to be delivered. Tuning and related events are noted for Hillside on Wednesday at 10 o clock.
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Worcester
Mass
John G. Gough
Mechanics’ Hall
Hillside
Boots and clothing business shut by sheriff in Wooster
Wooster Ohio February 21 The business of B E b Chiles Ster in boots shoes and clothing has been closed by the sheriff on judgments aggregating 50000 The failure was caused by endorsing paper for his uncle Robert Childs who recently died.
First Services Held in New Presbyterian Place on Dorchester Street
The Presbyterians of South Boston opened their new Dorchester Street temple with morning services led by Rev. Andrew Burrows and an evening address by Rev. David R. Frazer D D. The church, bought three months ago from the Dorchester Street Methodist Episcopal Society for 13500, has seen improvements including pews, walls, cushions, and carpets by R W Sweetland. Nearly 3000 was pledged in a post compra collection.
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Presbyterians
South Boston
Dorchester Street
Fourth
Andrew Burrows
John Robertson
David R. Frazer
D. Dis
Newark
N. J
Presbyterian Society
Mr. Frazer
Ad. Greeses
Boston
Reuben Thomas
D. D
Brookline
J. W. Sanderson
New England Missions
Society
East Fourth Street
Fears of Nanticoke rescuers quitting slope No 1
Susquehanna Coal Company fears the rescuing party at slope No 1 may abandon work within 24 hours as they near the cavern brink. If they quit, no substitute workers may be found and 26 entombed miners from December 13 could remain underground.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Feo
Susquehanna Coal Company
Slope No. 1
Famine Stricken Gaspe Fishermen Appeal for Aid
Montreal MP M H Gault reports a private telegram from Gaspe and Bonaventure merchants describing severe lawlessness and famine. Citizens request Quebec and Ottawa protection and immediate civil force and relief supplies amid worsening distress.
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Jaurs M
Forgery case in Montreal links Dyde to $10,000 in notes
John Dyde, wholesale grocer, was committed for trial on forgery charges at the Court of Queen's Bench. More than 100 forged notes totaling $10,000 were found in the Bank of British North America. Dyde's partner Eckersdorff is being hunted, suspected in New York or Boston, and allegedly did the forgeries while Dyde financed them.
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New York
New York City
Dublin
Cork
Belfast
Liverpool
Manchester
London
Berlin
Hamburg
Dresden
Montreal
John Dyde
Queen’s Bench
Bank of British North America
Dyde
Eckersdorff
Boston
Print Cloth Market Closes Slightly Lower At Providence
The print cloth market eased this week with prices at 33-10 for 64 squares and 2 1/2 cents for 56x60.8, selling 21,000 pieces against 36,700 last week. Manufacturers hold 91,000 pieces, all 64 3.
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Frovidence
R.J
Sige
English Journalist Kenward Philp Dies in Brooklyn at 40
Kenward Philp an Englishman born writer and stage author who once faced charges over the Morey letter died this morning at his Brooklyn home. A versatile journalist he worked on many New York papers and began in journalism with the elder Bennett.
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New York
Kenward Philp
Fort Worth man wins $25,000 verdict against Claflin firm
In federal court Samuel Kaiser of Fort Worth was awarded $25,000 by a jury against H. B. Claflin & Co. of New York. Kaiser sought $160,600 damages claiming the firm attached his stock and ruined his business and credit before his indebtedness to Claflin matured.
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Dallas
Tex
United States District Court
Samuel Kaiser
Fort Worth
H. B. Claflin & Co
New York
Kaiser
H.b.claffin & Co
City of Mexico arrives with prize crew and officers
The steamer City of Mexico, seized at St Andrews in the United States of Colombia on the 15th, arrived at Kry West Florida under prize crew led by Lieutenant Elliott. General Delgado Colonel Morei and thirty men were aboard. Elliott believes any troops or ammunition had been landed earlier.
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Fla
City of Mexico
United States
Galena
Elliott
General Delgardo
Morei
St. Andrews
Edward Naylor Funeral Noted in South Boston
The funeral of Edward Naylor a prominent Odd Fellow of the district was held yesterday afternoon from the Broadway Universalist Church Rev J J Lewis led the services and the remains were interred at Forest Hill cemetery in the Odd Fellows' lot Bethesda Lodge with a body of members present from Mt Washington Encampment IOOF and Bermir Lodge Daughters of Rebecca
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Broadway Universalist Church
J. J. Lewis
Forest Hill Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Bethesda Lodge
Mt. Washington
Bermir Lodge
Rebecca
Burglars Hit Local Lumber Office and Beef Agent
Meriden Connecticut February 21 burglars blew open a safe at Conversa Seymour lumber dealers and stole a small sum of money. They drilled holes in the Cahill safe for the Chicago Dressed Beef Company and failed to enter.
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Meriden, Conn
Conversa & Seymour
C. W. Cahill
Chicago Dressed Beef Company
Boston Aldermen Visit Philadelphia Cable Car Operations
A delegation of Boston aldermen visited Philadelphia to inspect cable car operations. Mayor Smith welcomed them at the Lafayette and they toured the river on the police tug Stokeley and viewed the house of correction.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Lafayette
Smith
Stokeley
House of Correction
Man shoots wife then kills himself in Pennsylvania
Pirrsport, Penn., Feb 21. David Wilson shot his wife twice and then himself. The wife died almost immediately, Wilson was fatally wounded. He had been out of work seventeen months and, with six children to care for, is believed to have become insane.
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Pirrsport
Penn
David Wilson
Wilson
Baulf & Maddox Fail in Baltimore Debt Settlement
Baulf & Maddox, dry goods firm, failed in Baltimore Maryland after a year of compromise with creditors. They could not meet obligations from a settlement involving about $260 000 in original indebtedness.
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Baltimore
Baulf & Maddox
Ary Goods
New England Weather Signals Warn Of Snow Then Fairness
Indications show local snows followed by fair weather with warmer temps in the north and center, steady temps in the south, and variable winds. Cautionary signals extend from Wilmington to Eastport.
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Washington
New England
Wilmington
Eastport
Frye Proposes American Zollverein to Unite Hemisphere Trade
Senator Frye introduces a bill calling a 1886 Washington congress to invite Central and South American republics including Mexico and Brazil. The plan aims to form a customs union, adopt a common silver coin, standardize weights and measures, and promote direct steamship links and arbitration among nations. The measure includes a $100 000 appropriation for delegates and aims to foster peace and prosperity.
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Frye
Senate
United States
Central and South America
Mexico
Lan Oe
Empire of
Brazil
American Hemisphere
Congress
Treasury
Secretary of
South America
New York
London
West Indies
Special Trains to Bring New York Sunday Papers to Boston
Newspapers in New York charter a Sunday train to Boston to have Sabbath editions on sale by 9:50 to 10:00 a.m. in hotels. The engine and single car depart New York at 3:30 a.m. to Springfield then connect to the Modac limited to Chicago, with stops at Worcester and other stations before arriving at Boston.
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New York
Boston
Tribune and World
Springfield
Chicago
Worcester
Boston and Albany
Fieods
Netick
Police raid two houses of ill repute in Brown Ton mass
Special to the Post. At 2 a m police shut down two Auburn House venues on Railroad Avenue and School streets. Edward Harding, Josie Jordan, Timothy Dunn, Julia Belma, Wallace Rose and Beile Wright were arrested. Additional raid on Hayward street led to Patrick Cantwell and Mary Keene. Four bailed. all to be arraigned today as Mayor Whipple vows more raids.
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Brown Ton
Mass
Sithough
Marshall Wheeler
Joy
Appleton
Packard
Conley
Auburn House
Railroad Avenue
School Streets
Edward Harding
Sid Josie Jordan
Timothy Dunn
Julia Belma
Wallace Rose
Beile Wright
Marshal Bennett
Hayward Street
Patrick Cantwell
Mary Keene
Fouv
Whipple
Cold Weather And Carnival Preparations In Borlington Vermont
In Borlington Vermont on February 21 the cold snap continues with the thermometer at ten degrees below zero earlier and snow in the afternoon. Sleighing is good and coasting is lively as the carnival opening is set for tomorrow evening. Toboggan slides are ready and ten electric lights illuminate Main Street for the event.
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Borlington
Fiist P.m
Night lighting planned for Russian skating and hockey venues
Arrangements are in place to illuminate the great Russian slides and skating rinks for nighttime use. Visitors will be entertained and provided with comfortable quarters, ensuring a pleasant stay day and night.
Neglect and Corruption Charged in Pennsylvania Soldiers' Orphan Schools
Philadelphia reports that a forthcoming Record six column feature accuses the Soldiers' Orphan schools of Pennsylvania of discrimination neglect and corruption. A syndicate led by ex Senator George Wright allegedly profits about 50000 yearly from four schools at Mt Joy Mercer McAllisterville and Chester Springs. Evidence points to James L Paul chief clerk in profits and siphoning funds as loans. State funding reaches 350000 yearly for feeding clothing and educating orphans but nearly 90000 is claimed to be excess profits.
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Philadelphia
Soldiers’ Orphan Schools of
Pennsylvania
Soldiers’ Orphan Department of
George Wright
Mercer
Penn
Mt. Joy
McAllisterville
Chester Springs
Department of Soldiers’ Orphans
Soldiers’ Orphan Department
James L. Paul
Unavailing Heroism in Michigan Mine Rescue
John Kennedy and Ryan traveled to a nearby mine when Ryan suffered severe cold. Kennedy carried him for two miles before collapsing himself. Help arrived too late to save Ryan. Kennedy survived badly frozen.
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Mich
the Tribune
Nagance
John Kennedy
Ryan
Kennedy
Avon River Flood Reaches Record Levels
Despatches from Windsor report the Avon river higher than ever known, water over the Falmouth and East Marsh dykes. In Falmouth floodwaters reach upland cellars of warehouses and homes, with flour and sugar damaged at Point Neabot.
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Fiali
N. S
Windsor
Avon
Falmouth
East Marsh
Point Neabit
Cambridge Meeting Notices and Local Lectures Recap
Rev. Albert S. Prescott spoke at the Cambridge Temperance Reform Association. Rev. George A. Tewsbury preached on The Prodigal Come to Himself. Deputy Sheriff Ira Taylor lies ill from serious injuries. T. W. Coakley lectured on Wendell Phillips at Institute Hall. Bradford Boat Club hosts its fifth annual ball with John Teemer attending. An exhibition at Aquinas Hall features gymnastics and athletics to aid Fr. Scully’s gym. Lyceum Hall hosts athletic events with entries from Cambridge, Hopkinton, Belmont and others.
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Albert S. Prescott
Malden
Cambridge Temperance Reform Ass
Temple Hall
George A. Tewsbury
Pigrim Church
T. W. Coakley
Cambridge
Boston
Collge
Wendell Phillips
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Coakley
Bradford Boat Club
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
Aquinas Hall
Campbridgeport
J. Donnelly
Hopkinton
J. Hill
W. Callahan
South Framingham
W. Fay
Y. M. C. Union
J. Malone
J. Sullivan
Belmont
J Brown
Brighton
A. A. Strout
J. M. C. Union
Jd. Dacey
Somervile
W. Smith
Religious meetings and services advertised across Somerville
Various churches and individuals held or announced gospel services, missionary meetings, and lectures in Somerville yesterday and today. Notable events include sermons at Union Square Baptist Church, Unitarian and Universalist services, a funeral at Washington and Hanson, a Washington's birthday entertainment, and a lecture by Oscar Fay Adams in Sycamore Street Church.
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GC. M. Smith
Union Square
Somerville Young Men’s Christian Association
Eberie Hall
Unitarian Church
M. Gertrude Edmunds
Shee
J. 5. Thomson
M. McKinstrey
Bow Street
J. S. Kent
Lawrence
S. W. Shearman
Jamaica Plain
Emmanuel Charesh
Lena C. Start
Cambridge
Jane L. Paterson
Women’s Missionary Society of Massachusetts
Cross Street Universalist Church
Mary F. Blaisdell
Charles P. Blaisdell
Bright
Washington and
Hanson Streets
Franklin Literary Association
Washington
Franklin Street
Ana
William W. Wyman
Eberle Frail
Wirggin
Broadway Free Baptist Society of
East Somerville
George Washington
W. E. Floyd
Winter Hill Church
Broadway
Central Street
Flint Street
Amendments To Be Made to the Bland Silver Bill
The report on Bland’s free coinage bill may come up Tuesday with amendments aimed at narrowing its danger. Proposals include replacing small coins with heavier pieces and substituting standard silver dollars for bank securities to support circulation.
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POST
Washington
Europe
Gresham
Congress
Morrison
Moryiob
Collins and Loveringe
Boston
Bay State
Congress to press on silver issue amid House friction
Special to the Post reports in Washington that next week in Congress will push silver measures as Scott and Geddes draw sharp rebukes for blocking regular order. Silver lawmakers vow action before elections, citing district stamps of discontent and protests over delayed bills and introduced resolutions.
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Congress
Scott
Geddes
Warner
Ohio
Phil
Post
Ant
Salem Inmate Moves and Reformatories Noted
Alexander Miller was sent to Danvers Insane Asylum by Deputy Johnson and five long sentence men were taken to Ipswich House of Correction the same day. A W Bartlett to Concord Reformatory for seven years for assault in 1882. Salem Rifle Association to telegraph rifle scores with Wattham Rifle Club today. Ex Mayor William Sienman Messeroy died at 74 on Lafayette street. Salem residents discuss telephone rate reductions at Essex House with a committee to attend the Boston hearing.
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Alexander Miller
Danvers
Johnson
Ipswich House of Correction
A. W. Bartlett
Newburyport
Concord Reformatory
Moulton
Newburyprt
Salem Rifle Association
Wattham Rifle Club
Salem Association
Aoung
William Sienman Messeroy
Lafayette Street
Messeroy
Salem
New Mexico
Ialem
Essex House
Charles Sewall
W. i. Gove
Walter &. Merril
Boston
Congress preps week for key bills as Washington opens
On Washingtons birthday both chambers face a busy agenda. The Senate aims to finish the Blair education and bankruptcy measures while Platt may press Washington Territory issues and Fiye may address the fishery question. The House plans to advance appropriation bills including deficiency, pension, Indian, military, Army and post office funds. The Hennepin cavalry bill is expected to be debated in morning hours.
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Allen
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Congress
Washington
House of Congress
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Hloar
Platt
Washington Territory
Mitchell
Oregon
Fiye
House of Representatives
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Miliary Academy
Army
Genevistand
Tragedy Aboard Lincoln Building Fall Injures Youth
Jeremiah Shea suffered a skull fracture after a fall from the Lincoln building on Lincoln street and was taken to City Hospital. Deborah Stimson of 133 Brooks Street East Weeton, admitted with a fractured thigh, died at City Hospital on Saturday evening.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Street
City Hospital
Deborah Stimson
Brooks Street
East Weeton
Bates College President’s Wife Dies at Seventy
Lewiston Maine February 21 The wife of Bates College president died this morning after a paralytic shock last Sunday. She was 70 years old.
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Lewiston
Cheney
Bates College
Aed
Ex Councilman Charles A Woodberry Dies in Somerville
Ex councilman Charles A Woodberry died at his residence on Berkeley Street Somerville after a brain cancer illness. A longtime Ward 2 leader he served from 1834 on the common council and was a prominent figure in local affairs. He was 24 years old? and survived by a widow. He was born in Movite AM March 15 Ishu and moved with his family to Newburyport before joining Somerville in 1836.
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Berkeley Street
Somerville
Mc Woodberry
Fiorina
Siiergitte
Agale
Axe
Tran
Woodberry
Movite
Newburyport
Musa
Somerville man longtime banker and mill clerk dies
The deceased lived years at the High School then went West in 1863 to farm. He returned to Somerville after six years and became book-keeper for the Middlesex Bleachery, a post he held at his death. He also served as secretary of the Somerville Co operative Bank and belonged to the Knights of Honor. He was brother to Mr. F OC Woodberry or Winterill Somerville.
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Somerville Co-operative Bank
Knights of Honor
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Winteriil
Someryilie
Who Has Confessed in the Bribery Cage
The article reports on the New York Senate committee hearing into bribery linked to the Broadway railroad franchise. It notes doubt over confessions by aldermen, mentions Jacob Sharp and Henry Bergh, and cites testimonies about funds deposited and drawn at Broadway and Fourth Avenue banks. It also references two aldermen who allegedly confessed and possible grand jury action.
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Yor U K
Alderman Fairgraff
Senate Committee
Eweed Ring
Jacob Sharp
Henry Bergh
Billy Moloney
John Keenan
Broadway and
Fourth Avenue Railroad Company
Sharphen
Pacific
Broadway
Il A’elock
Senate
Grand Jury
Kyrnes
New York
Jottings About the City from Roxbury and Boston
City items show flood aid reaching 15515 dollars with 167 Boston deaths last week, plus lectures and lectures on social questions. Notables include John Fiske Revolution lectures, Edward Atkinson essays, and the Hancock memorial fund gifts. A charity ball, church sermons, and school gymnasium exhibition are noted along with officials visiting Boston.
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Carroll Db
Wright
Dearborn Street
Roxbury
Edward Atkinson
Horticultural Society
John Fiske
Tremont Temple
M.C. Union
Tev
Father Oborne
Associated Charities
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Benedoin Street
Mutual Aid Beneficiary Association
New York and Benton Despatch Express Company
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Monacay
George H. Larkin
L. Pithin
Wedneday
George J. Bicker
Poursday
United States
Hallett
Nelson
Boston and Lowell
Ard Protective Departments
Mechanic Hull
Seiler
Boston Order
Iirace
New York
Counterfeit Half-Dollars Reported In City
Counterfeit half dollars dated 1857 1871 and 1878 have circulated in the city with eight passes on the Lynn and Boston horse railroad. The deception prompts warnings as local officials urge caution.
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Lynn and
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Cindereila
Lecture on Thorwalsden by Dr Samuel Kaceland at Fra ternity Hall
Dr Samuel Kaceland delivered a lecture at Parker Memorial Fra ternity Hall on Thorwalsden and his works. He outlined the sculptor’s life and presented Copenhagen views showing churches and major works, including his religious, classical and mythological pieces.
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Hancock Obituary Admits No Direct Hancock Lineage
A Boston Journal obituary note clarifies that none of John Hancock's children survived to adulthood, thus General Hancock is not his descendant. The piece asserts public indifference to tracing Hancock's genealogy and cites Gettysburg as a symbolic starting point for honoring his name in American memory.
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Boston Journal
John Hancock
General Hancock
Boaton
Gettysburg
America
Local police report on arrests for liquor and gaming items
Officers from the 1st Division seized a small quantity of hard liquor at Hash Canney and Andrew Mc Cormick. Sergeant Hawley and Patrolman Hall conducted an unsuccessful search for gaming implements at 30 Harrison Avenue late last night.
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Pease
Dentog
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Andrew McCormick
Fleet
Hawley
Hall
Harrison Avenus
Urich Citizens Hold Banquet Plans in Fall River Mars
A gathering of prominent Urich residents in Fall River Mars approved plans to stage a banquet on the eve of Sti Cutrickh day, signaling community celebration on the upcoming observance.
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Urich
Fall River
Mars
Sti. Cutrickh
Socialist Rally in Hyde Park Draws 50 000 Demonstrators
In London on February 21 Socialists massed about 50 000 in Hyde Park for a rally. Leaders reached Reformer's Tree at 3 p m as mounted police patrolled park entrances. A later clash near Hyde Park corner involved mounted officers but ended with orderly dispersal and no rioting.
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Hyde Park
Great Stanhope Street
Byrne
Hyndeman
Williams
Champion
Victoria Street
Westminster
Italian Foreign Affairs Minister Warns of Force If Peace Fails
Count Robilant told the Chamber of Deputies that peaceful means failed the government would use force to protect Italian citizens in South America. He said Italy accepts Spain's mediation with the United States of Colombia but insists talks occur in Madrid and be decided within six months. The Madrid press notes Spain's mediation may be ineffective and predicts potential reprisals.
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Rome
Imbia
Chamber of Deputies
South America
Italy
Spain
United States
Colombia
Madrid
Bogota
Loty
Vision of a united Iberian realm with Braganza claim
Paris reports a plot to unite Spain and Portugal under the Duke of Braganza and topple Spain's regency with the Duke of Montpensier rallying the intrigue. Moonlighters captured in Castle Island, Dublin, and other international updates follow.
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Paris
Spain
Portugal
Duke of Braganza
Duke of Montpenier
O'Shea
Lonpon
O’shea
Galway
Parvelites
Pernell
Mrr
Chambellin
Opening Jesuit mission services at St Marys Church
Four Fathers McDonald Laonceke McCarthy and Cavanagh conduct the fourteen aus meetings at St Marys Church with early mass sermons at 5 am and 6 and 7 4 am low mass, a mass with sermon at a.m. stations at 3 pm and children’s instruction at 4 pm this week. Women’s evening service this week and men’s next week.
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St. Mary’s Church
Fathers McDonald
Laonceke
McCarthy
Cavanagh
Bay State Club Dinner at Revere House Tonight
The Bay State Club holds its third annual dinner at the Revere House with notable guests including Stevensen First Assistant Postmaster General and Congressman Breckenridge. Officers will be elected at 6 PM, reception at 1 30 PM, and dinner at 2 PM with brief addresses by visitors and club members.
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Bay State Club
Revere House
Stevensen
Breckenridge
Exhibition of New Chemical Hand Ice Pump
An exhibition Saturday showcased the apparatus of the Chemical Hand Ice Pump Company at East and Souk streets. The brass pump extends fifteen feet and throws a stream forty feet, with three metal reservoirs carrying three quarts each of a chemical extinguishing compound. The experiments impressed observers and pleased Lucie who backs the project.
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Chemical Hand Ice Pump Company
Souk Streets
Herturring Lancer Arrival and Reception Plans
The Lancers march home from the South. A reception committee in black coats and three infantry companies plus one cavalry unit will meet them at the New York and New England depot. They will be escorted to the armory and treated to fare beans and sandwiches. Confederate veterans greeted them in Richmond and reconcili ation efforts were noted by Governor Fez Hughtee.
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Lancers
Gerd O’elesk
New York
New England
Richmond
Fez Hugh Tee
Public notice on dinner scheme at Institute of Technology
A public covicrace of person interested in the este of the poor will veeld on S54 wday afternoon February 27 at 3:30 in the new thing of the Institute of Technology. Professor At Kin on has consented to explain his theory of economical cooking and to bring patent box enabling a touch House TV to be converted while asleep into a dinner for the following day. A large company is expected.
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Institute of Technology
Kinon
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Thomas Street
Patrick Keecer
Paris Manufacturing Company
South Paria
Gough
Pater
En-Skelaton Filson
Heumnoldt
Neb
G. M. Filon
Sears
Gloucester
Thatchers Island
S. E. Welleverell
J. W. Brown
Portland
Avery
Foy Camdes
South Boston Presbyterians
Ashirg
Que
Gaspe and Bonaventure
M. H. Gault
Montreal, West
Pasrestag
M. P
Quebec
Eckersydorfe
Herwarrvy Philp
City OF
Wen
Meriden
Uwlmself
Wehrather
Rhe
Opsecver’s Ofvice
S.gran Servics
U. S
A Beaton
Dew Point
Cody
Teylor
Senator Frye
American Zollverein
Central
South American Commission
New Oneans
San Francisco
Hemisphere
Brockton
Cueld Mahes Borlington Gla
Pennsylvania Soldiers’ Orphan Schools
Avon River
Somervuille
Hazen
Washington Post
General Hazen
Oficer
Fort Myer
Cleveland Abbe
Neptuns Arctic Relief Party
Coti
Geddtesa
Nhos
Chelsea
Yrorwalsden
Goon Hrough
Police
Messrs. Hoe
Post Publishing
Milk Street
London Socialists
Spain and
Heagler
Circus Company
Prince Couse
Salamis Bay
Parmell
Parsell
Castle Island
Bucharest
Turkey
Constantinople
Bers
Porte
Gierce
Stock Exchange
Easr
Reading
West
Boyne
William
Maveion House
Herturring Lancer
Cveghking
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!