Father of His Country Address at New York Washington Birthday Banquet
Ex president Cleveland's speech at the New York Southern Society banquet honoring Washington's birthday is fret with praise for national unity and citizen duty. Calhoun presided as Mrs Cleveland entered to applause. the hall glowed with electric lights and a Confederate figurine rested on guest tables. The address urges reverence for Washington and the perils of neglecting morality and patriotism in public life.
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New York
Cleveland
Lyceum
New York Southern Society
Washington
John C. Calhoun
Colonel Brice
Suwanee
President Cleveland
George Washington
Calhoun
Atrousas
Acco Ashe
Birthday of George Washington Unity Inspires Fellowship
An observance labeled The birthday of George Washington calls people toward sincere fellowship and brotherly love. The fragment suggests communal feeling and shared national heritage amidst a traditionally civic tone. The text emphasizes unity across faiths and regions through a commemorative mood.
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George Washington
Observing Washington's Birthday Across City and Suburbs
Washington's Birthday was celebrated in Boston and nearby areas with concerts, drills, dances, and essays. Prizes were awarded to Cambridge and Dorchester students. the Old South Meeting House hosted essays and songs. the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company held a banquet. many civic leaders attended receptions at notable homes and Tremont Temple.
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Washington
State
House of Correction
South Boston
Music
Barnard Memorial
Edmands
W. W. Locke
Thomas N. Hills
Horace Kelly
Lilia Wiles Wyman
Boston School Regiment
Bumstead Hall
C. E. Farrington
Fred Reed
Charles EF. French
F. H. Griffin
George J. Quinby
Clifford
E. H
George Washington
B.S. R
Whittemore
Hurd
D. H
Gibbs
Erickson
Bolles
Old South Meeting House
Boston
H. Kk. Holt
Columbia
Edwin D. Mead
Gilbert Ordway
Dorchester High School
Caroline Christine Stecker
Julia Ordway
Girls’ High School
Edward G. Porter
America
Dunham
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
American House
Fred F. Hussain
Museum of the
Congress
Robert C. Winthrop
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Patriotic Sons of America
Tremont Temple
Navy Yard
Large Assembly at Mr Winthrop's and Mrs Richards's
A Saturday afternoon reception at Robert C. Winthrop's Marlboro Street residence featured floral decorations from Brookline conservatories and a silk American flag display. Noted attendees included ex-Governor Gaston, ex-Governor Myers, Oliver Ames, Judge Charles Devens, George Makepeace Towle, and many prominent Boston society figures among others.
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Phillips Brooks
George E. Ellis
Alexander H. Rice
John ©. Lone
Richard T. Parker
Charles R. Codman
Henry Lee
Charles van Brunt
William Appleton
Joseph Peabody
Henry Quincy
Augustus Flagg
Flagg
Sears
Elliot
L. M. Sargent
George B. Chase
Thomas Chase
Arthur Dexter
John L. Gardner
Sigourney Butler
Frank Merriam
Thomas J. Perkins
Walter Cabot
Charles Perkins
Frank Watson
Causten Browne
Francis
George L. Clarke
Miss Clarke
Hayward
William Roteh
Frank Wells
Lucy Derby
A. V.wadnams
L Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Henry S. Grew
Grew
Frances Greely Curtis
Henry W. Williams
Clement IX. Fay
Stimson
Roland A. Smith
Frederick B. Ellison
Samuel Wells
Albion V. Wadhams
U.S.N
Thomas O. Selfidge
Rufus Ellis
James Jeffrey Roche
Edwin L. Bynner
Lorin F. Deland
Mason
J. Payson Clarke
George Walcott
Frances Hayward
Chapman
Frederick Dexter
Amory D. Wainwright
A. P. Martin
James Mott Hallowell
Arthur Foote
Robert C. Winthrop
Marlboro Street
Mr. Winthrop
Brookline
Winthrop
Gaston
and Myers
Oliver Ames
Charles Devens
George Makepeace Towle
Jacob Rogers
Williams Powell Mason
I’ Jefferson Coolidge
Flags Raised Over Haverhill Schools on Washington Birthday
In Haverhill on Washington's Birthday the Junior Order of American Mechanics and Mr Perley A Stone donated twenty four flags. City Hall exercises filled the hall as the Stars and Stripes were unfurled and raised over each schoolhouse in the city.
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Haverhill
Washington
Order of American Mechanics
Perley A. Stone
Paternalism and Freedom in Garrison's Social Reform Talk
William Lloyd Garrison argues at Horticultural Hall that paternalism is a false protection and liberty the true path. He contrasts nationalism and socialism, urging minimal government interference and universal individual liberty as the solve for social ills.
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William Lloyd Garrison
Horticultural Hall
Garrison
Diogenes
Alexander
His Experience in the Pulpit Lecture by Rev. Charles G. Ames
The Rev. Charles G. Ames delivers another engaging talk at the Church of the Disciples recounting his youth and path to ministry. He recalls teaching near Cleveland, meeting Garfield, poverty in early years, his move from Baptist to Unitarian ministry, and reflections on temperance and politics shaping his life and theology.
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Charles G. Ames
Church of the Disciples
Ohio
Ames
Cleveland
Chester Cross Roads
James A. Garfield
New England
New Hampshire
Free Will Baptist Society
Falls of St. Anthony
Minnesota
Minesota
Wisconsin
Idaho
Maine
Territorial Pemperance Society
Southwest
Man Rescued After Fall From West Boston Bridge
Daniel Monahan fell into the Charles River from the West Boston bridge near 10 PM Saturday. Patrolmen Graves and Mulloy of Station 2 Cambridge rescued him from the water.
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Charles River
Daniel Monahan
West Boston
Graves and Mulloy
Cambridge
Middlesex Co
Republican Valley
Manchester & Lawrence RR
Charlestown Gas Light Co
Mt. Wollaston N. Bank
Quincy
Cabot Mfg
Lowell
Hill Mfg
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Jackson Co
Nash. & Rochester RR
Norwich & Worchester RR. Co
West End St. Ry. Co. Prd
Muscatine Mortgage & Trust
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Machine Co
Boston Athena
Boston Storage Warehouse Co
Pacific RR
New England
Kan
City
Ft.scott & Memphis
City of
Peoria
Maine
N. H. Trust Co
N. Bank
Ove Water Works Co
Omaha Isles
Modern Orators Danion Lectures On Eloquence And Courts
M Stanislas Danion discusses characteristics and mission of modern orators in a Saturday lecture titled Quelques Portraits d Orateurs He argues eloquence favors childlike peoples and young civilizations and claims courthouses and parliament are the proper stages for powerful speech He notes criminal cases allow courtroom rhetoric while civil appeals limit it and mocks lawyers who seek utility over truth The speaker plans a two week course then six French readings starting March 15 including works by Labiche Feuillet and Goudinet
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M. Danion
Jacine
Court of Assizes
King’s
Orestes
Assize
Auction Sale Notice by Francis Henshaw & Co
Francis Henshaw and Co auctioneers brokers and appraisers announce upcoming sales at 42 Congress Street corner Exchange Place. Telephone 1665. Auction firm offers services for moving goods and real estate with public and private sales.
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Francis Henshaw & CO
Congress Street
Corner Exchange
Reverend joins Universalists in East Somerville
The Rev. Charles Macomber Smith, former Baptist minister of 28 years, was received into the First Universalist Church of East Somerville with Dr. Skinner officiating and Tufts President Capen giving prayer. Smith preached on gods image in man and the resurrection, stressing recognizing good in others. A sawmill boiler explosion at Ruth er Glen, Virginia, killed two and injured six.
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Charles Macomber Smith
D.D
First Universalist Church
East Somerville
Charles A. Skinner
Capen
Tufts College
Smith
Kingdom of God
Heaven
Hle
God
Christ
Christ Jesus
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Siar As
Mrs. Richards
M. Stanislas Danion
Suis
Jaime Meus
Dr. Bull
Flace
The
Boston Stock Prchange
Aisa
Setayares Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland RR. Co
Fort Payne Coal & Iron Co
Central Wharf Co
Namakeag Steam Cotton Co
Great Falls Mfg. Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern RR
Hoston Wharf Co
Ats Ae
de Freeman’s National Bank
South Boston Gas Light Co
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northerns
Atchison, Jewett Co. & Western RR
Blackstone National Bank
Horatio Harris & Co., Aulcliunlers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Olympia
Valencia
Palermo
Pier 2
South
Southside Long Wharf
Lake Superior
Florida
Macon
Lewis Wharf
Tunis
C. M. Smith
Somerville
Ruther Glen
Snow & CO
North Warker
Fallow St
Lisbon
John Sanderson
Sarah Sanderson
George Woollard
County of
Suffolk
East Boston
Kennington Street
Moore Street
Rh. T. Eddy
John J. Butcher
New
York
Jas. Williams
Phenix Manufacturing Co
Greett & Co
Field, Chapman & Fenner
Broadway
Mokrtgageer
David
James Kusell Lowell
Charles W. Storey
Maria Lowell
Edwin B. Wale
Hale
James W. French
French
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Roxbury
Quincy Street
Maywood
Wm. A. Garbert
William HI BA Tuttle
Elwell, Hanson & Co., Fruit and Produce Merchants
Chicago
Bbuston
Welliahs & CO
Congress ST
Congress Sq
Devonshire St
Quincy House
Harriman
Roane County
Tennessee
East Tennessee
Cumberland Plateau
Srmingham
Lennessee Land CO
Clinton
B. Tisk
A. W. Wagnalls
J. R. Leeson
James B. Lobbs
WM. Silverwood
Frederick Gates
New Endland Building
Ng Pik
John Hopewell
Ist
A.A. Hopkins
Goodall
F. K. Breed
Ferd
Schumacher
Walter C. Harriman
Philips. Mason
Equitable Sbestoun
Mass
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
WM. F. Hammety
Continental National Bank
Memphis, Tenn
Capital
Berbert BK. Church
John Jefferles & Sons
Devonshire Street
Nees
Lydia M. Page
Newton
Middlesex
Times
Tremont Street
Joom 65
Charles H. Fiske
Harvey N. Shepard
Comvissioners
Copartakership Notices
Copartners
Co. W. FH. Sanborn
North Market Street
Ed Bockrs
Aaron BR. Gay & Co
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