West Indian Cricketers Plan U S and Canada Tour
The West Indian cricket team mainly from Demarara and Jamaica clubs will visit New York arriving Aug 14 for a tour of the United States and Canada. Captain G Wyatt of Demarara leads, with J A Potbury as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOST
New York
Georgetown Cricket Club
Demarara
Jamaica Cricket Club
United States
Canada
G. Wyatt
J. A. Potbury
Montreal Club
Montreal
Eastern Association of Canada
Ottawa Club
Ottawa
Toronto
Toronto Association
Hamilton Clap
Hamilton
Merion Club
Ardmore
Penn
Belmont Club
Weat
Bali Iver Cricket Club
Brockton
Thornton
Longwood
Brecktown
Patterson
Newark
N. J
Bridgeport
Conn
Fall Rivers
Fall River
Salem Independent Rifle Association Competes With Waltham Club
The Salem Independent Rifle Association held a shoot at North Salem range against the Waltham Rifle Club with military rifles at 20 yards off hand. Salem scored 178 of 250 while Waltham excelled with 262 to 174 in favor of the Hillside range marksmen.
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Sarku
Salem Independent Rifle Association
North Salem
Waltham Rfle
Salem
Waltham
Waltham Marksmen
Hillside
Inil
A. Mamesou
R. Monroe
U . Willing
Ieee Ee Ok Ee
W Doar
Hillire Club
Salem Independent Rifle Associations
Rifle teams compete at Walnut Hill with strong marks
At Walnut Hill yesterday a large crowd watched rifle practice and a team match won by the victorious side. Military squad members qualified for badge status while top scores in the detailed events included the Victory Medal and Military Practice matches with shooters such as W. Charles and A. Bracken among the noted scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Wil
Comeback Dempsey Faces McCoy in Jersey City Bout
Brooklyn’s Jack Dempsey trains in top form for the Wednesday night fight with Pete McCoy of Jersey City. McCoy’s camp bets on a strong showing, noting a 32 round win in a past Marquis of Queensberry bout. Odds favor Dempsey as fans and gamblers watch for a decisive swing in the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Jack Dempsey
Pete McCoy
Jersey City
Dempsey
Tom Evans
McCoy
Tisisun
Marquis of Queensberry
McDopeld
Butte City
Mon
Gus Tuthill Dempres
Baseball Scoring Debates Spark Narrow Consensus Across Leagues
A broad debate on baseball scoring rules divides fans and managers. The article notes the New York Tribune view that the proposed Kansas City reform might complicate records, risking public interest. It mentions players Whitney Hornung Mortill Davis Llwin and a railroad accident near Wilmington for George Wright with a narrow escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York Tribune
Treformer
50Tcon
Mortill
Davis
Llwin
Young Men’s Christian Union
Chicago Bee
Sesson
Long John
George Wright
Wilmington
Del
Princeton winter sports winners list and events
Princeton College Athletic Association held winter sports contests with Teeler winning the standing high jump and Spalding securing the running high jump. Coke won the shot put, Segur and Cowan won wrestling events, Toler claimed the pole vault, Spalding the spring board, and a class tug of war victory noted along with trapeze feats by Goltra and Shan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Princeton College Athletic Association
Teeler
Coke
Spalding
Segur
Cowan
Blakemore
Spring meeting of the League of American Wheelmen in New York
Delegates from Hartford Worcester Boston New Haven Springfield and other cities convened at the Grand Union Hotel for the L A W spring meeting to discuss new rules and regulations. Dr N M Beck presided as the committee report on rules was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
League of American Wherlmen
Grand Union
Social and club events fill Monument Hall and Arlington
The Social Four held a Sunlight party at Monu ment Hall with about seventy five couples present. The Mikado social Club planned its first Monument Hall ball. The King Solomon Lodge and Hiram Lodge prepared a joint ceremony in Masonic Hall Thompson Square with M M degree work at 6 and a reception at 8. The Warren Social Club elected officers for the year. A bon bon party was hosted by the Charlestown U O A M at Monument Hall. District Engineer Bartlett is seriously ill with pneumonia at his High Street home. The King Solomon and Hiram lodges will soon present the Bunker Hill monument tablet to the Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikado Social Club
Monument Hall
Bartlett
High Street
Bunker Hill Monument
Hiram Lodge of
Arlington
King Solowen Lodge of Masons
Masonic Hall
Thompson Square
Hiram Lodge
Warren Social Club
F.C Gilbert
A Devenny
C. B. Gookin
C. E. Waite
James L. Diley
Corr
Spomedity
J. Kelly
Yid. Kelly
J. Wit
Charlestown
Reunion of Company B Thirty Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers
The annual reunion gathered at Youngs Hotel last evening with about thirty attendees. John J. Priest presided and notable Brats included General William Draper of Milford J F H Clark of Worcester and David Baydu. After dinner activities were informal.
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Massachusetts Volunteers
Young’s Hotel
John JT. Priest
William &. Draper
Milford
H. Clark
Woresster
David Baydu
James Russell Lowell Celebrates Sixty Seventh Birthday at Deerfoot Farm
SPECIAL TO THE POST. SOUTHBORO Feb 22 Hon James Russell Lowell marks his sixty seventh birthday at Deerfoot Farm with daughter Mrs Burnett and grandchildren. He speaks of enjoying nature and plans a brief journey after extended letters of congratulation noting public appearances will be limited.
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Southboro
James Russell Lowell
Washington
Burnett
Deerfoot Farm
Mr. Lowell
Deerfoot
Burnett Mansion
Biglow
Deefoot
Fingland
Lowel
Nis
Larouga
Boy Bond
Ionen
Gale
Renalty
Perkins Institution Exhibition Showcases Blind Students
In South Boston yesterday morning and afternoon Perkins Institution for the Blind held a school exhibition. Students were reviewed in studies with music and a Visual Exhibit of gymnastic classes featured Laura Bridgeman. The major feature was the Kindergarten Department where pupils model clay scenes of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins Institution For the Blind
South Boston
Thare Visal
Clases
Laura Bridgeman
Kittergarten
Anaeznos
Washington
Death of Rev Ek E Cummings 87 in Concord New Hampshire
Rev Ek E Cummings aged 87 died suddenly yesterday at noon in Concord New Hampshire. Native of Claremont he graduated Waterville College in 1823 and served as pastor at Pleasant Street Baptist Church Concord from 1854 until retirement. He earlier led First Baptist Concord Springfield Pittfield and New Jersey churches and was long president of Colby Academy New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Cummings
Corcord
N. H
Claremont
Waterville College
First Baptist Church
Silisbury
Isl
Concord
Springfield
Mass
Pittfield
New Jersey
Pleasant Street Baptist Church
Cummings
Colby Academy
New London
New England
Two Dorchester men in New York altercation ends with shooting
Peter White and John McCullough from Dorchester were involved in a Saturday disturbance in a New York tenement with Detectives Doyle and Lewis under Inspector Byrnes. McCullough was shot by Detective Lewis. White formerly ran a saloon at Glover's Corners and McCullough drove Metropolitan cars on Dorchester avenue. Both men are described as of exemplary character and were visiting New York for business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter White
John Mccullough
New York Seloop
Doyle
Lewis
Byrnes
McCullough
Dorchester District
White
Glover's Corners
VcCoullough
Dorchester Avenue
New York
Washington’s Birthday Observed by Warren Street Chapel
Four hundred Warren Street Chapel children celebrated Washington’s birthday at Music Hall with six hundred helpers. After a march the youngsters danced on the main floor, then paraded in fancy figures led by twelve couples in a tricolor guanrille. Boys wore red white and blue continentals and girls wore ciesels with bunting skirts. The evening was given over to adult Guncers.
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Warren Street Chapel
Washington
Music Hall
Japanese Village Hosts Washington Birthday Celebration
Japanese villagers staged day sessions for over 500 American visitors to mark Washingtons birthday. They wore frock coats and derby hats and showcased decorated porcelain vases as gifts to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miss Lucatte Webster Pioneer of Lady Readers at Boffin's Bower
Miss Lucatte Webster, noted as a pioneer of lady readers, appeared at Boffin's Bower last night. The text references her as a pupil and companion of Wyze, and mentions a cowboy's story of his Mexican sweetheart, dating twenty years back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boffin
Lucatte Webster
Leopold and Cleveland Exchange Congo Sovereignty Letters
King Leopold II informs President Cleveland that the International Association of the Congo will form the Independent State of the Congo with Belgium’s authorization. Cleveland replies with welcome about the new state’s governance and future prospects in the Congo region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Leopold
Belgium
Cleveland
Independent State of the Congo
Ostenp
Repu Iic
United States of America
International Association of the Congo
Berlin
Republic
Congo
Family of Nations
the Congo
Gueer
Begium
Bing
Luagstry
Popie
United States
Grover Clevrland
Cook Praises Gough and Debates Knights of Labor
Joseph Cook lauds John B Gough as a fiery reformer and urges temperance breadth over sectarianism. He critiques the Knights of Labor for secrecy and socialistic tendencies while supporting workers rights and Christian socialism. he also outlines next topics on Vital Orthodoxy and workingmen’s aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gough
The
Knights of Labor
Vital Orthodoxy
Kent
Joseph Cook
Gough
Tremont Temple
Cook
Order
la Ssalie
Cerf Marx
Chris
Congregational Club Hosts Reception for New Officers
Nearly 600 guests attended a complimentary reception at the Hotel Brunswick for the newly elected Congregational Club officers led by President Rev. E. B. Webb. Officers include Hon. E. J. Thomas, Joseph H. Grey, Rev. F N Pelhamet, Miss Pelhamet, Hon. Henry Baldwin, Mrs. Baldwin, and Rev. George M. Boynton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Club
Ho'el Brunswick
Boston
Vicinity
E. B. Webb
Lecture on the Baby of Washington as a Soldier and Masonic Banquet
General H B Carrington spoke under Y M C A auspices on the Baby of Washington with a large map display. Hyde Park Lodge F and A M held an exemplification and banquet with attendees from Foxboro Stoughton Canton and Dedham. Volunteers dragged the Neponset River for the body of William Pily who drowned under the railroad bridge last year. Officer Donlan arrested John Conley for an assault with a knife on Patrick Rooney who was seriously cut on the forehead. The town officers caucus for nomination will be held Wednesday night and a tense session is expected due to mismanagement in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fitzsimmons
Johnny Green
Hub Athletic Club
Fred Pilasted
Cculer
Cu Avaib
Ross
McCarthy
Fall River
Flaherty
James H McDonald
Jack Williams
New York
Demiprey
W. J. Gilmore
Association Gymnasium
George H. Hosmer
John Meagher
Lawrence
H. B. Carrington
U. 8
S. A
Y. M
Washington
Mienus
Hyde Park Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Foxboro
Stauaiton
Canton
Dedham
Donlan
John Conley Yester
Patrick Rooney
Rygoney
Lown
Salem celebrates Washington birthday at vestry pageant
Salem Washington birthday observed at First Baptist Church vestry with a period costume pageant. Elbridge Anderson played Washington and Miss Alice Doege portrayed Maria Washington amid a supper and a Masonic lodge initiation opened by DDGM Charles H. Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
First Baptist Church
George Washington
Wrehington
Elbridge Anderson
Maria Wahington
Alice Doege
Francis Carlton
Mechanics
Hell
Charles H. Norris
Charles M. Avery
Grand Lecurer
Starr King Lodge
Philanthropic
Amity
Esex Lodge
Delta Upsilon New England Club Holds Third Annual Banquet
The Delta Upsilon Club of New England held its third annual banquet and reunion at Quincy House with about 150 attendees from twelve colleges. Officers elected prior to the event include President Professor E Benjamin Andrews of Brown University, Vice President Henry Randall Wait, Secretary Treasurer George F. Bean, and an executive committee featuring A. V. Kellen, CB. Millock, KR. Metlyv, Hon. James White, James Ryden, and R. S. Bickford. Guests included Otto M. Eliz and Fred M. Crossett, toastmaster Rev E E Atkinson of Cambridge, and speakers Benjamin A. Willis, Professor Andrews, Hon. James White, Henry R Watt, Dr. David Thayer, Rev. E. Cha hauler, and Rev. O P Gifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Upsilon Club of
New England
Quincy House
E Benjamin Andrews
Brown University
Henry Randall Wait
Hamilton
George F. Bean
Brown
A. V. Kellen
CB. Millock
Cornell
KR. Metlyv
Jouberst
James White
Williams
James Ryden
Colby
R. S. Bickford
Harvard
Otto. M. Eliz
New York
Fred M. Crossett
E. E Atkinson
Cambridge
Benjamin A. Willis
Professor Andrews
Henry R. Watt
David Thayer
de. E . Cbhaauler
O. P. Gifford
Vocal and Instrumental Concert at People's Methodist Church
A concert last evening at People's Methodist Episcopal Church Columbus Avenue featured the Adelphi quartet tenors J C Davis George KK Burden basses Frank H Newton and George E Freeze soprano Miss Mary Ellens Pierce tenor Mr William Skinner pianist Miss Amy T Rawson organist Mr George H Rhydar and Mr Dudley H Prescott. Highlights included Polly and I sung by Mr W M Skinner the Adelphi quartet and cornet and trombone imitations by Mr Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Methodist Epicopal
Columbus Avenue
Adelphi Quartet
J. C. Davis
George KK
Burden
Frank H
Newton
George E. Freeze
Mary Ellens Pierce
William Skinner
Amy T. Rawson
George H. Rhydar
Dudley H. Prescait
Polly and
W. M. Skinner
Adelphi
Prescott
Anniversary dinner of the Ancients at Young's Hotel
The anniversary dinner of the Ancients, commemorating their February trip to Washington, was held yesterday at Young's Hotel. Over 150 attended with Major G. S. Merrill presiding, Colonel Stall and staff assisting, and guests including Colonel Slocum of New York and Sergeant Delong.
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Washington
Young’s Hotel
G. S. Merrill
Stall
Cpain Whittemore
Colonel Slocum
New Yok
Sergeant Delong
Lectures on Antietam by General Gordon at Lowell Institute
General Gordon spoke on the battle of Antietam at the Lowell Institute war course. He traced prelude movements, Lee's Maryland venture, Harper's Ferry, and the Sept 14-17 actions with McClellan's commands, Burnside’s role, and casualty figures.
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G. H. Gordon
Lowell Institute
Antietam
Sharpsburg
General Gordon
McClellan
Washington
Lee
Philadelphia
New York
Jackson
Fredericks City
Maryland
Harper’s Ferry
Boonsvero
Haguarstown
South Mountain
Gerrers D. AW. Hill
Longstreet
Three Old Crows Banquet at Central House Thursday Night
The Three Old Crows plan their annual banquet at the Central House on Thursday night. The Walham Fire Club marks its 62nd supper at the Central House on March 16. Armory Hall hosted a Young Men's Association banquet and dance last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central House
Walham Fire Club
Armory Hall
School Board of
Waltham
Finance Committee
New Baptist Church in Newton Dedicated with Doctrinal Sermon
The Newton Baptist Church dedication occurred yesterday at 3 PM with organ prelude by H. M. Dunbar and a sermon by Rev. A J. Gordon of Boston. The service featured scripture by Dr. 4 H. Lincoln and invocation by Rev. Walcett Culkins, with old pastors Keys, G. Robbins, T. S. Samson and Dr. Galuska in attendance. The building cost $70,000 and the organ $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baptist Church
Newton
H. M. Dunbar
H. Lincoln
Newton Centre Baptist Theological Seminary
Walcett Culkins
A J. Gordon
Boston
Lucius Esmith
Keys
G. Robbins
T. S. Samson
Galuska
Electric light push advances in Waltham
The Waltham Board of Trade electric light committee advances plans for a system likely by next summer. A large arc light will be erected at Hall's corner to show the public what is proposed. Boynton & Co. will display an electric lighting demonstration in their clothing store. The gas company already installed a 500 candle power lamp at Hall's corner to compare with electric lighting. Enthusiasts claim the electric lamp will reduce the required candle power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham Board of Trade
Hall’s Corner
South Side
W. Boynton & Co
Hall's Corner
Harvard Birthday Party at New Era Hall
Harvard students recalled the father of our country’s birthday with a party at New Era Hall. Mme 200s hosted a late Eve gathering, guests arriving near midnight, and the dance order included twenty two members with J. Howe directing the floor and a strong aid staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Mme
New Era Hall
J. Howe
Corps of
Aids
Fair Benefit By Parish Women At Captham’s Corner
A charity fair for the Ladies Aid Society of St Annes Church Coltags street ran yesterday in Winthrop Halls Captham's Corner with a Japanese parlor and other attractions. Harrison Square Unitarian Church ladies held a tran nus tic sale in the church vestry yesterday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Annes Church
Coltags Street
Winthrop Halls
Captham's Corner
Harrison Square Unitarian Church
Reunion of Mechanic Apprentices Library Association at Parker House
About 100 gentlemen attended a reunion of past members at the Parker House. Ex Mayor F W Lincoln presided as president with J M L Babcock secretary and an executive committee. Dinner followed, with speeches honoring Charles W Slack and recalling the association's early history and notable members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanic Apprentices” Library Association
Parker House
F. W. Lincoln
Thomas Hills
Board of Assessors
George H. Monroe
Thomas Drew
William 3B. Smart
William F. Chester
Henry Guile
J. W.T. Stodder
J. M. W. Yerrinton
J. M. L. Bavcock
George Coleman
Joseph W. Hill
Alphonso Baker
Bregg
J. D D. Powell, Jr
The
Soston Advocate
Renslow Crosby
Gersham Murpham
J. H. Maldr
Warren B. Ellis
Jerry Gribben
M.J. F
William J. Power
W. A. Bates
George Ross
John H. Webster
Dennison
Stevenson
H. Russell
Matthewg Dolan
J. M. L. Babcock
Messers
J. G. Haynes
Henry Gould
Herbert Gleason
D. F. Egan
Lincoln
Charles W. Slack
Yerrinton
Warren Street Chapel
Matthew Dolan
B. W. Stevenson
Thomas
Tne
IWU Model Mayors Reception for Mayor Grace in Boston
The Catholic Union of 1371 Washington street hosted Mayor Grace with a large Boston Catholic attendance. Rev. Fathers Hogan Harkin Nagle Boniface Watts Fizpatrick Byrne W. G. Bagley O'Toole O'Callahan and Rousa were present along with many dignitaries. The program featured a concert and Judge Fallon welcomed Grace, who thanked the audience and affirmed his public service record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Catholic Union
Washington _ street
Union
Fathers Hogan
Harkins
Nagle
Boniface
Watts
Fizpatrick
Byrne
W. G
Bagley
O'Toole
O'Callahan
Rousa
Thomas Riley
John G. Crowley
Walsh
Thomas Pratley
Sheriff O' Brien
Hugh Carey
Brenara Poore
James F. Mullen
Mayor O’brien
Charlies J. Lewis
Annette Welsh
Signor A. Rotoli
Judge Fallon
Mayor Grace
Meagor Grace
Lenunmot
Guy Jove
Boston
New York
O'Brien
Arnold Foster
Grace Ws
Follo
Joseph D Fallon
John Curtin
Johan
O’brien
Thomas F. Hussey
Samuel Tunckerman
John J. McCluskey
John C. Crowley
Bernard Carr
Thomas Dwight
Peter A. Dowd
John Conion
Gymnastics Display At Turnverein Exhibition
Pupils of the Turnverein staged a gymnastic display at Tarn hall to explore introducing structured exercises into Boston area public schools. Mayor O'Brien and school officials were invited. many dignitaries sent regrets. The program featured calisthenics, club swinging, marching, and movements designed to showcase benefits of universal school gymnastics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnverein
Tarnhall
O’brien
Porton
Boston
William Nichols
Mr. Page
Dwight School
Nilliam L. P. Boardman
Lewis School
J. E. Hoar
Brookline High School
E.P. Sherburne
Brookline Grammar School
EB. 1
Thomas
Boosline
Geetermuth
Germany
Eberhard
Judge rules sale in mortgage suit must be cash only
Easton Pa Feb 22 Judge Schuyler voids the foreclosure sale in Avent P Pindle vs Pennsylvania Poughkeepsie and New England Railroad Company. The court finds the sale order was not authorized except for cash and sets aside the decree and all related proceedings after discovering the attorney's statements were incorrect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snail
Poison Plot Affects Corkuna Family
In Corkuna Midh on February 22 a plot to poison Robert Berry’s family failed after water poisoning exposure. Paris green found in the well pump. Neighborhood links point to Mrs. Charles Gage as a suspect, with her daughter and Henry Snafer arrested and jailed. More arrests anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corkuna
Midh
Robert Berry
Piris Green
Cole
Paris Green
Charles Gage
Gage
Dalghbter
Henry Snafer
Cattle and Hog Markets Report From Chicago
CHICAGO February 22 cattle receipts 9160 shipments 2500 lower. Shipping steers 3 69 550 stockers and feeders 2 75 43 cows bulls and mixed 150 375. Hogs receipts 19000 shipments 8000 closing weak rough and mixed 1435 pecking and shipping 1435 165 light 1390 4380. Sheep receipts 2600 shipments 500 natives 220 5 Lexans 2 375 lambs 450 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Return of the Lancers from the South
The National Lancers arrived in the city at 9 50 am on a six car Pullman train from the South. They were greeted by Roxbury Horse Guards and the First Regiment under Major Hovey. They paraded via Summer to the armory, wore rosettes and palmetto leaf pins with Washington Light Infantry and Charleston badges, plus a new Knights of Mum order. Major Slade praised supporters, and Major Emory affirmed strong North South ties as the band played Dixie and a banquet followed with reminiscences and a visit from Governor Fitzhugh Lee in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lancers
New York and
New England
Roxbury
Armory
Washington Light Infantry
Charleston
D. C
Stuart Horse Guards
Richmond
Knights of Mum
Pierce
Confederate States of America
Slade
Bisckcoats
Major Slade
New York
Denquet Hall
Captain Andrews
Washington
Nis
Lancers
South Carolina
Burnham
Shoxbury Horse Guards
Hovey
Fort Sumter
Libny
Fred
Emory
Garken
Dixie
Fitzhurh Lee
Lee
Lancer
Jove
Cheriestown
Hartford
Conke
Connecticut Guard
W. W. Hiskell
Lakers
Aif Richmond
Haskell
Sweet Home
Regimental Officers Attend Informal First Regiment Reception
The First Regiment held a festive informal reception at its Worcester and Washington streets headquarters from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. to greet regiment friends and militia officers. Notable attendees included Colonel Aulin Wellington, Lt Col T R Mathews, Majors T G King C H Merian and Augustine Sanders, Adjutant W W Kellett, and many other officers from the Fleet Regiment, Second Brigade and allied units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Washington Streets
Aulin ©. Wellington
T. R. Mathews
T. G. King
C. H
Charlestown Cadets
Augustine Sanderror
Wellington
Smith
Worcester Ballery
Elijah George
A. W. Sampson
Thomas E. Sloan
Olt Guard
New York
Stephenson
George F. Haines
Bacon
Samuel Field
Tragic Death of Annie McGinn in Lynn
Annie McGinn 23, a domestic for J. D. Casey of 46 Highland Ave, died suddenly near Elizbeth Street after taking a powder in water. An autopsy was held but results pending. Rev James L Hill declines Pilgrim Church post. Hebrew Benevolent Society held first ball at Exchange Hall. Rev Samuel Jackson to be reassigned at coming conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie McGinn
J. D. Casey
Highland Avenue
James L. Hill
North Congregation
Pilgrim Church
Providence
Hebrew Benevolent Society of
Lynn
Exchange Hall
Semuel Jackson
South Street
West Rock Mystery Deepens as Mrs Waldo Dies at Rock Face
Special to the Post from New Haven recounts the death of Mrs. Waldo wife of Professor Waldo at the West Rock cave. The piece links the tragedy to the historic hiding place used by regicides Gotley and Whalley during King Charles II’s era and notes the cave’s long-standing name and significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Waldo
Winchester Observatory
Winchester
Charles 11
Gotley
Whalley
Boston
England
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Goife
Westville
West Rock
Sperry
N D.sperry
Dudge
Clapp and Gough Obituaries From Philadelphia Area Notices
Private funeral announced for Euwia Clapp 17, son of George Clapp and Vanlora J Clapp, at parents' residence in the city. John B Gough, 65, of Frankford Penn, funeral at his late residence with mass at Hilldale Beyl Street on Feb 24. Betsey Mills, 74, widow of Samuel Mills, East Boston. services planned Feb 21 at her residence 102 Bremen Street. Portland papers requested to copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapp
Euwia
George T
Vanlora J Clapp
Gough
Frankford
Penn
John B Gough
Hill
Ile
Beylstn
Mass
Mills
Boston
Betsey
Samuel Mills
Bremen
Portland
Bank of England bullion withdrawal and Paris exchange note
London reports bullion withdrawals of £13066 on balance and Paris quotes London exchange at 25 francs 17 centimes for checks. Havana dispatch notes gold and sugar quiet, with remittances failing to relieve coughs. Dr Bull's Cough Syrup advertised at 25 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Parix
Havana
Auction notices and medical ad from Harris firm and Buffalo association
Salms af Auction listing by Horatio Harris & Co in Philadelphia and Samuel Buntinge's Sons Co with a February 24 sale in New York. also an advertising appeal by the World's Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo urging men to mail 10 cents for a medical treatise on nervous debility and premature aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Harris & Co
Mone and Shoes
Pauadelphia
Samuel Buntinge
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N.Y
Cape Cod Tales of Chris Sears the Mighty Mariner
Narrator praises Chris Sears as the stoutest man on the cape while recounting tales of his feats at Young's fireplace and on the sea. Stories include carrying codfish, pushing a barge from Brewster, and a bar bet where he proves his strength with a penny per lift punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Chris Sears
Cape
Young's
Sven
Jim Crocker
Chris Dents
Jim
Provincetown
Boston
Brewster Bir
Cepiain
Munphsoen
Curis Sears
Bostop
Gertala
Lynn Shoe Trade Shapes New York to Haverhill Rivalry
The piece explains how Haverhill undercuts Lynn shoemakers by labor costs and double counting shipments. Lynn firms complain orders move to Haverhill, while Haverhill firms claim only small per-pair profits. The article notes shipments credited twice as shoes move from Lynn to Haverhill and back to buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Haverhill
Have
Tne
Tina Haverbill
Lynn Manufactuars
Haverbill
Lion Lae
Tatistics
Ly Do Avi Teke
Theatre Listings and Sights at Local Venues
The Globe Theatre presents Thatcher Primrose and West Minstrels with av enine. Denman Thompson as Joshua Whitcomb appears at PTHRATRE. Lydia Thompson Burlesque Company performs Oxygen. The Mikado at Hollis and Keet Theatre. Dion Boucicault in The Jut at Sudtun Muskila. A Bunch s Keys at Panic Theatre. Japanese Village at Horticultural Hall. World’s Muskum Menagerie and Aquarity open from 10 A M at Gett ysburg exhibit No. 531 to 541 Tremont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Thatcher
Primrose & West
Minstrels
Avenine
Islas Pthratre
Denman Thompson
Joshua Whitcomb
Kevening
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