Republican Opinions and New Officers Elected in Brookline
The Brookline Republican Club held a Washington's Birthday meeting at Parker House with 100 attendees. Accounts show new officers elected: President W. R. Chester. Vice Presidents Candler Towle Hall Burdett Whitman Graham Carpenter Hovey. Secretary Burdett. Treasurer Creesy. Statistician Baker. Finance and Executive committees named. Speakers urged political independence within the party, prohibition debates, civil service reform, and support for immigration controls.
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Washington
Brookline Republican Club
Parker House
Messrs
W. H. Lincoln
William Whitman
Renen Thomas
W. R. Chester
J. W. Candler
M. Towle
H. 8. Burdett
R. A. Cobb
Wiliam H. Lincoln
Renen ‘Thomas
Dr. . Lincoln Chase
Jacob P
Theodore Pinkham
Jacob P. Bates
E. W. Baker
W.I. Gross
David Halil Rice
W. W. Potter
E. C. Hovey
George H. Francis
W. C. Webber
G.F. Winch
John F.cousens
T. W. Clements
Republican Party
Party of Reform
Iquor
George N. Carpenter
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
New York
George William Curtis
Candler
Eform
England
Navy
Priniple
David Hall Rice
Free Trade
Grover Cleveland
Cines
Rookline
Red Men’s Club
Quincy House
Frederick Dobie
Amesbury
C. H. Russell
F. Dobie
W. M. Carey
W. J. Dinsmore
George F. Pratt
J.C. Simmons
New England Intercollegiate Press Association
Young
Samuel Abbott
New _ land
Abbott
Harvard
G.H. Hamlen
Bates
O. S. Warden
Dartmouth
E. G. Penniman
Worcester Technology
F. Davenport
Wesleyan
J. W. Spenser
The
Beacon
Squires
Brown
A. B. MacNeill
Bachellor
H. A. Hathaway
Henry George Lectures in Boston on The Law of Wages
Henry George spoke at Tremont Temple under the Boston Typographical Union on wages and the single tax. He argued wages depend on land value, urged broader unions, and praised Massachusetts for adopting Australian voting. An audience of craftspeople heard questions answered in George’s emphatic style.
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Henry George
Tremont Temple
Boston Typographical Union
William Lloyd Garrison
George
Duke of Argyll
George Thompson
America
Mr. Gladstone
O’connell
Theodore Parker
Boston
St. Theodore
Poe
Mies
Australia
Europe
Germany
France
Italy
Denmark
Scandinavia
Russia
Tolstoi
Whittier
Massachusetts
Mr. George
Massachusetts Chess Association Holds Fifth Meeting
The fifth meeting of the Massachusetts Chess Association took place at the Boston Chess Club with large attendance. A general forenoon tournament produced three handicap classes and top winners renown in major and minor events. Congratulatory messages came from Ohio New York and New Jersey chess bodies observing the day.
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Massachusetts Chess Association
Boston Chess Club
F. P. Harlow
J. D. Chase
C. B. Shaw
H. N. Stone
M. J. Hill
Wakefield
J. ©. Allen
M. J. Ill
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Appleton Street Chapel Children Celebrate Washington's Birthday
About 500 children and friends gathered at Berkeley Hall for a Washington's Birthday festival hosted by the Appleton Street Chapel. The event featured dances in fancy costumes directed by Miss Gertrude Levey, with performances by Hattie Hayden Annie Burke Bertie McNally Mary Dresser Maud Melville Lulu Morse Ella Philbrick Margie Ide Hattie Forsyth and twenty young dancers. The Boston Cadet Orchestra provided music and C. W. Cogswell served as manager with a social committee including Mrs. C N Gooch Mrs. T. Peterson and Mrs. F. T. Rose.
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Appleton Street Chapel
Berkeley Hall
Washington
W. G. Babcock
Gertrude Levey
Hattie Hayden
Annie Burke
Bertie McNally
Mary Dresser
Maud Melville
Lulu Morse
Lillie Parker
Ella Philbrick
Margie Ide
Hattie Forsyth
In Memoriam Edward Southwick Philbrick Brookline Union Directors Remember
The Brookline Union directors issue a tribute to Edward Southwick Philbrick noting his role as treasurer and founder contributor to the reading room, his daily oversight of the building, his lecture plans and lecture materials, Civil War relief work, and his broad education and philanthropy reflected in a final tribute to his character.
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Brookline Union
Edward Southwick Philbrick
Egypt
East
Union Hall
Port Royal
Tobin Assigned to Revenue Districts in New New England
Captain John M. Tobin, formerly overseeing internal revenue districts in Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware West Virginia and the District of Columbia since May 1888, is assigned by Commissioner Joseph S. Miller to oversee districts in Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Vermont New Hampshire and Maine. His office will be in room 73 Postoffice Building Boston.
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John M. Tobin
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Joseph S. Miller
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Postoffice Building
Boston
Eighth Annual Paint and Clay Club Exhibit Opens
The Paint and Clay Club unveils about fifty works at Williams and Everett's, led by C. E. Dallin's bust of James Russell Lowell. The show features portraits, landscapes, and genre pieces by young artists including Caliga, Tarbell, Lompkins, Bicknell, Enneking, Hassam, Elwell, Flagg, Pierce, Dean, Dow, Garret, Davis, Allen, Ordway, Lansi, Little, Richardson, Waterman, Tarbell, Parker, and Attwood.
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Williams & Everett's
C. E. Dallin
James Russell Lowell
Caliga
Europe
Miller
Tarbell
Lompkins
Benson
Dr. Tuckerman
Stacey Tolman
Mr. H
J. Templeman Coolidge
J. M. Stone
Mr. Enneking
Grundmann
Adin Ballou
Hopedale
Childe Hassam
Paris
F. W. Rogers
C. F. Pierce
Halsall
D. Jerome Elwell
Crawford
White Mountains
Peabody Flagg
Winthrop Pierce
Walter Dean
Arthur Dow
E. H. Garrett
Charles H. Davis
Thomas Allen
Lansi
Venice
Philip Little
Richardson
Concarneau
Grez
Mr. Waterman
Mirador Dela Reina
Reverend Adams to Address Augusta Youth at Y M C A
The Rev. William Adams D D pastor of First Presbyterian Augusta Ga will speak to young men at the Boston Y M C A Sunday at 4 p m Dr Adams a leading southern minister who came from Bristol England where his church ran a 2500 pupil Sunday school George S Avery will lead a 5 15 p m meeting at Boylston and Berkeley and conduct nightly services next week at 8 30 with R F True the evangelistic singer performing at these services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Adams
First Presbyterian Church
Augusta
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Adams
South
England
Bristol
George S. Avery
Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Avery
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
R. F. True
Arlington Street
B. Everett Hale
D.D
B. Herford
Bowdoin Square
M.R. Deming
B. Y. M. Christian Wnron
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Bb. F. Gilbert
Edith W. Munroe
Frank & Pratt
A. Robinson
Henry F. Gilbert
Walter E. Forbes
Byron A. Robinson
George Mendall Taylor
W Lram H. Baldwin
W. B. Clarke
Church OF the Disciples
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles G. Ames
Christadelphian Bible
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Emmanuel Cauron
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
Cource
Spiritcal Temple
H. S. Lake
Harvard College
R. Fred H. Willis
Harvard University
Apeak
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley Street
Independent Club
Music Hall
Citizens’ Committee of One Hundred
James B. Dane
D.C
Committee of One Hundred
Rome
America
Park Street Church
Total Abstinence Society
R. S. Frost
J. Anderson
J. Ellen Foster
Iowa
Alice J. Osborne
C. K. Shaw
Annie Park
G. M. Taylor
Boston
Copley Square
Edward A. Horton
St. Joun’s Cucrcu
Boston Highlands
Tremont Street
Vernon
Linden Park Streets
South Congregational Church
Exeter Street
Hale
Boston North End
First Baptist Meeting House
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Younkin
Miss Fellows
Mr. May
Joseph Cook
Irving O. Whiting
Board of
E. F. Randolph
State Committee
R. F. Trae
West Church
Cambridge and
Lynde Streets
Brooke Herford
Wellesley Receives Stetson Gift of Sixty Five Paintings
Mr Amos W Stetson of Boston donates a 65 piece art collection valued at about 30000 to Wellesley College. The works will be housed in a single room in the new Farnsworth Art Building awaiting its completion at a cost of 100000. The list includes works by Vernier Dupré Megrigny Lecun, Doyen and many other artists.
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Wellesley College
Amos W. Stetson
Boston
Stetson
State National Bank
Wellesley
Farnsworth Art
Mr. Stetson
Emile Vernier
Coast of
Brittany
Sala
Dieterlet van Marcke
Julien Dupré
von Severdonck
Sheepin
F. Mezgrigny
W. H. Hilliard
Paul Vernon
Théo
Frere
Cairo
F. A. Bridgman
Karlovsky
Jealousy
H. Bolton Jones
Stolzner
Martin Luther
Auguste Bonheur
E. L. Weeks
Courtyard
Tangier
Peyrol Bonheur
Max
Vallé
Vineyard Sound
W. L. Sontag
Cheat River
Delobbe
A. Rosierse
L. Jimenez
Attorney's Office
M. F. H. de Haas
Isles of Shoals
G. Guarana
Ao. Cardoizo
H. P. Smith
Hasbrouck
Old Mill
Wilmarth
A. J. H. Way
Ida _Bothe
Tamburinui
Irs. Kollock
Scott Leighton
W. H. Macy
Professor Tommassi
Manners of Young Men Quelled by The Dictator
A reader titled The Dictator chides a young man who spoke with hands in pockets at a recent reception. He asks Tavernner to address the issue in his column and advise proper guest behavior, noting good breeding and gentlemanly conduct.
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Taverner
Women Shopping For Women In The Fashion Era
A Boston letter from February 18, 1889 defends women who shop for other women noting fashion’s supremacy. The writer argues such shopping may influence trends and even educate daughters through collegiate possibilities, though comments satire on social burdens.
Street ethics and a colonel's calm rebuke
A religious Colonel in a dispute with a foulmouthed man remains patient and urges peace. The onlookers witness a tense encounter, ending with a warning to avoid further trouble and a remark on the danger of provoking violence.
Roxbury Latin School Athlectic Exhibition at MIT
The Roxbury Latin School Athletic Association held a winter meet at MIT on Exeter Street with 6500 spectators. Winners included W P Meehan in rope climbing, C K Cummings in high vault, G E Atherton in featherweight sparring, J E Morse in high jump, W J Batchelder in lightweight sparring, R M Atwater in middleweight sparring, T E Sherwin in pole vault, and the class of 90 tug of war champions. Officials were Referee Walter Soren, judges George S Mandell and Robert S Hale, clerk Russell B Beals.
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Roxbury Latin School Athletic Association
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Exeter Street
W. P. Meehan
C. K. Cummings
G. E. Atherton
Rann
J. E. Morse
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
T. E. Sherwin
Latin School
Yein
W. J. Batchelder
H. C. Stickney
Arvard Athletic Association
R. M. Atwater
Ft. Lin
Walter Soren
George S. Mandell
Robert S. Hale
Russell B. Beals
Sale of Fine Driving Horses From A W Davis Yard
A W Davis sold several fine driving horses over the past week including a steel roan cob to Dr Chamberlain a pair of steel roan Morgan cobs to Mr Connell of Newton a coal black cob and a dapple gray Morgan mare to Mr Cobb for his four in hand and a large coal black brougham horse to a Roxbury district gentleman He purchased the fast road horse Ed Mack with a near 2 20 record at a price of 2000
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A. W. Davis
Dr. Chamberlain
Mr. Connell
Newton
Mr. Cobb
Roxbury
Ed Mack
Boiling Clothes Says Expert Warns of Hygienic Washing
Dr H M Lassing argues in American Analyst that boiling water is essential to remove dirt and destroy microbes embedded in fabrics. He claims constant agitation by boiling water cleanses interstices without harming material and cites Pearline washing directions on the packet.
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H. M. Lassing
Ames Pyle
James Pyle
New Yorks
Veteran Apprentices and Library Association Reunion at Parker House
The fifth annual reunion of the Veteran Apprentices and the sixty-ninth anniversary of the Mechanic Apprentices Library Association were held at Parker House with about 100 members. Ex Mayor F W Lincoln presided among attendees including James G Haynes Henry Guild Oscar Mellish and many others. The event featured reminiscences and fellowship.
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Mechanic Apprentices’ Library Association
Parker House
F. W. Lincoln
James G. Haynes
Henry Guild
Oscar Mellish
Z. Mode
W. F. J. Cassidy
G. O. Anderson
Elijah Ames
J. M. L. Babcock
Thomas F. Bailey
Jonathan Butterfield
J. B. Berry
Robert Bishop
Bowen
Jesse D. Bates
Butler
Patrick Donohue
W. B. Ellis
O’brien
Nims Battery Association
Young’s
O. F. Nims
I. D. Billings
Revere
Southern Club
Harvard
E. ‘J. Sanford
New South
New England Plumbers’ Supply Association
Revere House
E. F. Southwick
Eugene Tompkins
Hoeger W. Anthony
John H. Coggeshall
C.M. Crombie
J. M. Tallman
Vermont Methodist Seminary
Thorndike
A. H. Powers
M. D
Everett Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lynn
Crawford House
Ivanhoe Lodge
Charlestown
Young
Robert Colgate
Newart, R. L
H.C. Fahnestock
Newark
Businessman James H. Munson Faces Insolvency
East Somerville resident James H. Munson will file for insolvency to settle debts of $6731 with no undisposed assets.
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James H. Munson
East Somerville
Notable City Happenings At Bowdoin Square And Chelsea
The Bromfield Street Church choir will perform Stainers cantata The Daughter of Jairus at the Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin square with Mme Dietrich Strong and Miss Rayner aiding. Turn Hall hosted a gymnastic exhibition by Boston Turnverein pupils. Convicts at Charles Town penitentiary observed Washingtons Birthday with a morning chapel service and no work. A new downward draught boiler test at Suffolk Cordage Works Chelsea was postponed. An illustrated Civil War lecture and a Wednesday evening novel entertainment are announced by local groups.
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Bromfield Street
A. W. Keene
Neilie C. Wright
Laurie M. Burnham
James Beattie
C. L. Farwell
Stainer
Jairus
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Mme
Dietrich Strong
Mary E. Rayner
Turn Hall
Boston Turnverein
Damm
C. Stern
M. R. Deming
Charlestown
Washington
Suffolk
Chelsea
Young Men’s Christian Union
Sunday Notices from Arlington Street to West Church
Sunday notices list services at Arlington Street Church with Rev. Hale and others, Tabernacle Bowdoin Square, Mission Union Hall, and multiple congregations in Boston. Details cover worship times, sermons, baptisms, choir and meetings, with invitations to all, plus a Boston North End Mission report and Y M C A activities.
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Brookline’s
Ireland
Alfour
F. L. Creesy
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Quincy
Burnett
Andrew
Russell
Lodge
Greenhalge
Llewellyn Powers
Mr. Garrison
Appleton Street
Paint and Clay Club
Christian Association Notes
Hull
Hingham
Halifax
Pasquino
Keoxbury Latin School Association
Receast
H. H. Aldrich
Keene
N. H
J. M. Waterman
Williamstown
J. Edward Brown
Edward Thomas
R. M. Reynolds
Monson
Tremont
Franklin Voorhees
H. A. Tewksbury
Montclair
N. J
J. W. Hinckly
Eastport
William Martin
Dunkirk
N. Y
Parker
Penn
P. M. Maker
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Marsh
Vieth’s
Annie Rice
Westboro
J. W. Wells
Misses Wells
Portsmouth
Charles F. Robinson
Lowell
C. E. Goodspeed
Gardner
O. P. Wilson
Henry Lt. Bayley
Newbury
O. A. Toby
Greenwich
R. I
John Gardner
Lewiston
Vendome
E. W. Browne
New Bedford
G. W. White
J. E
W. T. Kingsley
Philadelphia
Brunswick
D._ Goodwin
William D. King
Newport
Wayne MacVeagh
Portland
Franklin Remington
Cazenovia
J. R. Carualan
J. R. Davies
Rochester
James A. Bickford
Northwood
Burton-on-Trent
John Fennell
Devonshire
Bostom