Samuel Cobb Eulogy by Winslow Warren at Cincinnati Meeting
A Boston gathering of the Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati honors Samuel Crocker Cobb after his death. Winslow Warren and others praise Cobb as a trusted mayor, reformer, and benevolent leader, recounting his public service, integrity, and devotion to the society. Resolutions express deep sympathy and pay tribute to his civic legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the Cincinnati
Brunswick
Samuel C. Cobb
Winslow Warren
Funeral of ex Mayor Cobb Draws Boston Elite
The First Church hosted a large representative gathering of prominent Bostonians for the funeral of ex Mayor Samuel C. Cobb. Reverend Peabody gave the eulogistic address praising Cobb’s public service, charity, and fidelity, with many civic and academic leaders present and the burial at Forest Hills Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
James de Normandie
Peabody
Cobb
Society of the Cincinnati
Massachusetts Historical Society
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
The
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bunker Hall Monument Association
National Revere Bank
Bay State Trust Company
Curtis Guild
Curtis
Roland Worthington
Jonathan D. Ball
Francis Brooks
Lincoln
Timothy T. Sawyer
Thomas Mack
Thomas J. Gargan
Uriel H. Crocker
Henry W. Willams
Martin Brimmer
Hamilton A. Hill
William B. Smart
James R. Kendrick
John S. Brayton
Fall River
Henry Guild
Gaston
Frances A. Walker
Winslow Warren
George E. Ellis
Charles F. Choate
Jacob C
Ers
Abbott Lawrence
Joseph A. Laforme
Samuel L. McCleary
James M. Buzbee
Benry
H. Eder
A. J. C. Sowden
Henry W. Putnam
Provincialists Debate Reciprocity Resolutions in Boston Hall
A February 23 1891 meeting at College Hall 34 Essex Street Boston debated Canadian reciprocity with the United States. Speakers urged unrestricted policy while opponents warned it would harm Canada. An amendment for restricted reciprocity passed to a next meeting, with about 100 attendees and no final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
Essex Street
Liberal Party
Canada
United States
A. D. Macdonald
Thomas F. Anderson
Boston
D. H. Douglass
John A. Macdonald
Anderson
Vicinity
Maritime Provinces
New England
Esolved
Liberal Party of Canada
Canad
A. L. Bridges
R. J. Long
A. Stanley Fisher
Peter Kerr
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Upper Canada
Nova
Tom” Reed
Arthur R. Slipp
Ethics of the Family at Lowell Institute by Prof Peabody
Professor Francis G. Peabody discussed the ethics of the family and the divorce era, noting rising divorce rates since 1867 and the gender split in divorces. He traced family forms from ancient to modern times, urged clearer marriage concepts, and urged suburban living, improved marriage law, simple domestic life, and strong home training for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Peabody
Lowell Institute
Francis G. Peabody
Peabody
Rome
Royal Baking Powder Chosen for Government Use
The United States Government has ordered large quantities of Royal Baking Powder, including 80,000 pounds in one lot. Government officials report Royal keeps its strength across climates and leavens best, as proven by official chemical tests for quality and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
United States
Royal Baking Powder Company
Agricultural Department
Washington
Robberies and incidents report in Lynn Happenings
Joseph La Roux reports a robbery loss of a gold watch and $62 on Union street but police find no trace. George Wilson and James Mullen arrested on suspicion. James Foye sustains facial wound from a fall. taken to hospital. Charles Lovett arrested for obtaining money under false pretence for selling a vanilla extract that proved worthless. Colonial Club of Cambridge seeks $40,000 for a new house. $8,000 pledged. Kemp's Balsam advertised for cough relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Sreean
Joseph la Roux
Lancaster
Union Street
George Wilson
James Mullen
James Foye
Adams Street
Chestnut Street
Charles H., Lovett
Lovett
J. F. Marsh
Reunions and dinners dot a quiet day at hotels
At Parker's and Young's informal dinners drew about twenty five members each from Examiners' Club and a social organization known as biz 8. The New Jersey Club met privately at Crawford House at 3 p.m. A large dinner at Young's honored Warren Phalanx with guests including Colonel E. J. Russell and J. H. Clarke of Worcester. Nim's Battery Association, Washington Camp No. 1, and City Messengers Club held meetings and banquets at Quincy House and Young's with notable attendees and speeches. The list of attendees spans multiple clubs and prominent names. A fatal fall occurred when Joel T. Brown, 50, fell twenty feet while cleaning windows at State Street.
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Examiners’ Club
Biz 8
Parker's
Young’s
New Jersey
Crawford House
Warren Phalanx
Massachusetts Volunteers
Young's
E. J. Russell
I. ©. Barker
J. H. Clarke
Worcester
B D. Wiley
J. W. Hill
J. Swords
Nim’s Battery Association
Quincy House
M. P. Knowles
Benrich Knowlton
Florence Redding
R. E. Leuis
J. E. Gilson
Washington Camp No. 1
C. F. Huth
Philadelphia
O. L. Strout
Portland
C. H. Libbey
Cincinnati
Savern
D. Haynes
Lawrence
S. D. Thayer
Providence
FS. Lilbout
Holyoke
G. L. Foster
L. Harrell
New York
O. A. Davis
Nashua
Parker
L. J. Schecker, Milwaukee; J. Levy, Waxahachie, Texas; Dr. Henry Miller
Mystic
T. Howe
Topeka
J. McLaughlin
C. H. Worthen
St. Paul
Tremont
H. M. Alerles
el Dorado
Kas
Louis Levy
C._W. Cushman
Buffalo
W. A. Powell
Walteree
George Small
Kansas
E. R. Gardner
Norwich
G. G. Deering
Bath
C J. Roberts
Portsmouth
J. C. Beales
Springfield
R. KR
Holloway
Baltimore
Revere
D. Dillingham
Hartford
F. A. Culley
Franklin
K. M. Sherman
Grand Fords
Ind
HW. C. Morse
Amesbury
J. A. Taylor
Duluth
P. J. Hook
J. H. Wells
Chicago
K. A. Armstrong
New _London
R. E. Rowan
Cleveland
L. N. Kay
J. M. Bluntin
G. P. Ryan
O. M. Pratt
Albany
J. H. Perry
Southampton
E. Hanzburger
Dresden
I. Conkling
Lippitt
A. H. Bradford
Montclair
James Winship
New Orleans
C. J. Merrill
J. M. Mackay
Cambridge
Brunswick
Lowell
A. J. Jenks
N. Berlin
E. G. Harrison
Andover
Summer
Pittsburg
E.C. Sessions
Oakland
Eric Johnston
Birthday Sports Old-Time Shoot in Wellington
Roxbury Latin School Athletic Association held a winter meeting at M L T Gym yesterday. Stars such as G R Fearing Jr and A H Green from Harvard competed in jumps, dashes, and rope climbing while J E Morse lagged in handicaps. At the Boston Athletic Club, E V Bird defeated A J Wellington in kindergarten tennis, with multiple players advancing in junior handicap racket events. Shooting at the Wellington Range produced top scores in class A and B, with Dominate wins in the Dutton Cup and various prize tallies across clay pigeons and blue rocks. Indoor tennis and rifle range results followed, culminating in skating contest postponements and a busy schedule ahead for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Latin School Athletic Association
H. A.A
A. H. Green
Harvard
G. R. Fearing, Jr
J. E. Morse
Boston Athletic Association
F. A. Blossom
R. L
Blossom
Orf
J. A. Blossom
H. W. Jameson
Ruonths
Fearing, Jr
HA. A
Yin
M. D. Dunning
RK. L
W. G. Irwin
Syoin
A. W. Blackmore
G. R. Peeing, Jr
W. Shead
R.L
H. M. Wheelwright
Siu
J. L. Batchelder
Cornish
Boston Athletic Club
E. V. Bird
A. J. Wellington
Bird
Wellington
C. H. Vinton
T. F. Meany
Winslow
Bates
Meany
Vinton
Webcreron
Perry
Stone
Purdy
Eager
Melcher
Bowker
Rhuel
Dickey
Sanborn
Branbury
Lang
Barrett
Knowles
Wheeler
Bradstreet
Green
Bradbury
Blue Rocks
Dill
Mager
Leroy
Melcner
Somes
Hager
Henry
Sauthern
Sautern
Specrat
Obituary of Judge Francis M. Vaughan of Middleboro
Judge Francis M. Vaughan longtime Fourth Plymouth District Court justice died at his Pearl Street home in Middleboro aged 55 He was born in Middleboro educated locally and at Brown University He served in the 1861 Middleboro Legislature and later led a career in law and public service He leaves a widow and a son by a former marriage Also noted Louis Danzig of New York died of apoplexy at Monte Carlo with the remains to be brought to the United States for burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Vaughan
Plymouth District Court
Pearl Street
Middleboro
Vaughan
John G. Vaughan
Pierce Academy
Brown University
William H. Wood
Plymouth
Terra Haute
Ind
Fourth Plymouth District Court
Talbot
Louis Danzig
New York
Monte Carlo
Nice
United States
Banquet in Boston Pays Tribute to Bishop Vincent
New England Chautauquins gathered at the United States Hotel in Boston to celebrate the movement founded by Bishop Vincent. The event featured toastmaster Winship and speakers from the press, pulpit, and public, praising Vincent’s influence on reading and culture while a musical interlude and songs concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
United States Hotel
Boston
Chautauquan Association
Vincent
Full
Winship
Dunning
Jefferson
Chelsea
Townsend
Whitney
William K. Clark
Jetts
Hudson
Twickenham Ferry
Gertrude Swain Matthews
Annie M. Chapin
Floyd
Lam Geting
Mr. Winship
Miss Kimball
Canada
West
Annie Barrels
North Bennet
Boston Men Among Them at Governor Burleigh Reception
Avousta Me Feb 23. Governor Burleighs public reception to Maine was a grand success with four to five thousand attendees from across the state. Massachusetts Ancient and Honorable Artillery members, state officials, judges, and distinguished citizens joined in. The State House was elaborately decorated and music by Pullen's Orchestra accompanied noon and evening events. A party of distinguished guests toured the National Home, and dancing began at 11 pm with about three hundred on the floor. Refreshments followed at 1 o'clock. It was described as the most brilliant public reception ever held in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Warren
the Cincinnati
Samuel C. Cobb
Comanion
Washington
Cobb
Shay
Vid Cobb
Massachusetts Society
Admiral Thatcher
General Society
Mr. Cobb
Roxbury
Boston
Samuel
David Cobb
Taunton
Supreme Court
New England
Fried
Ben
Samuel Crocker
Harvard
Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
Samuel Crocker Cobb
Avousta
Burleigh
Maine
Ancient and Honorable Artillery of
Massachusetts
F. J. Clayton
George E. Lovett
F. C. Brownell
E. E. Allen
G. 8. Merrill
H. T. Rockwell
E. E. Wells
J. Kotler
C. F. Monroe
W. L. Willey
State House
Libby
Wisweil
Pullen
Stephenson
Correction on Busted sighting by District Attorney
The Post corrects a Saturday report asserting District Attorney Allen saw William H. Busted, a mail robber suspect, with Mr. Green in a restaurant. Green denies any such meeting, says Busted was not present, and that he was not sued. The fabricated tale claimed Allen pursued a marshal and sued Green for 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Allen
William H. Busted
Federal Building
Green
Charlestown
United States
Mr. Green
Busted
Charity Club Fair Opens At Music Hall In Grand Style
The Charity Club Fair at Music Hall opened with George Washington prestige, marveling attire, and a lively crowd. Mrs. A Maynard Richardson led the reception aided by a large list of officers and assistants, while 25 piece Beacon Orchestra Club provided music. A grand minuet finale and modern dancing followed as the fair will run throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
United States of America
Music Hall
George
Lady Washington
W. W. Boyden
Mt. Vernon
Martha Curtis
A. Maynard Richardson
M. C. Lawton
Dora Dow
K. G. H. Bolles
C. R. Todd
Albert Draper
R. Pritchard
T. W. Proctor
Hall
F. A. Lockwood
John Prince
M. J. Clark
T. W. Seavern
C. K. Hebard
Ellen A. Richardson
Nellie 8
Winship
Mott- Smith
May Mott-Smith
R. H. Kemp
Beacon Orchestra Club
Marietta R. Sherman
L. C. Clapp
G. B. van Santvoord
Cora Stuart Wheeler
A. G. Weston
Joussaine
Kate C. Phelps
Alice R. Capen
Emma J. Todd
Sadie Vars
Annie Cunningham
Lilian Smith
Grace Maverick
Annie Perkins
Annie Snelling
Bertha Adams
Flora Osgood
Susie Parker
Mabel Winslow
Annie Cartwright
Edith Wheeler
Highest Awards Prove Hoff Malt Extract Superior
The genuine Johann Hoff's Malt Extract has forty years of worldwide recognition as a tonic nutritive for the weak and nursing mothers. It aids coughs colds and pulmonary troubles and helps nervous disorders. Professor Pietro Santa of Paris hails its immense value as a nutrient and mild stimulant. Only the genuine bottle bears the signature Hoff on the neck. avoid imitations sold as Hoff's Extract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hoff
Pietro Santa
Paris
Hoff
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B. A. Gould
Menud
Iety
Army and Navy
Colonial Club
Colonial Club of
Kemp
Joel T. Brown
State Street
Andersen Street
Roxbury Latin School
A. A
Jamaica Pond
Sturgis
New England Skating Association
SaLem
Cadet Armory
Gilman Bett Smith
Lanning
Cummings
I. W. Ropes
C. F. Ropes
Webb
Robertson
Wescon Ee Dunning
Carter
Ropes
Peck
R. W. Ropes
Symonds
Becker
Smith
Gilman
Frank Denning
Ricker
R&r
W. Ropes
W. E. Smith
W. Sanborn
Co. H
A. Webb
H. Dalton
Grant
Sporting Rifie Rest
van Nostrand’s “P.B.” Ale
Avery Street
Thomas
Cowboy
L. Watts
City
Watts
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Drane and Grocers
Chester H. Grasons
Muss
the Post Publishing CO
Milk Street
Mass
Grove Street
Melrose
Remington Standard Typewriter CO
School Street
F. G. Holcombe
Devonshire Street
Rogers Building
Washington Street
Ub Eral
He ’ Care
Boston Dail Poyts
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