Education of an American Citizen per Rev Hale at Institute
Rev Edward E Hale spoke to the American Institute of Civics on the Education of an American Citizen. He urged home history studies, civic literacy, and moral as well as secular education, noting newspapers shape public thought and condemning influential rum sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Hale
Council of the American Institute of Civics
Council
Park Street
William A. Mowry
Hale
Tully
Burleigh
Raleigh
Sidney
Ecclesiastics
State of
Maine
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
General Butler
Massachusetts
Committee of One Hundred Attacks Mayor O Brien Over Labor Reform
A Boston United Labor party committee of 100 at Tremont Street denounces Mayor Hugh O Brien for his eight hour speech and “meanest specimens of humanity” remarks. The letter defends laborers, criticizes half holiday policies, and asserts workers will judge friends by action. leaders claim 4000 voters will grow in number as the fight continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of One Hundred
United Labor Party
Pythian H
Tremont Street
Hugh O’ Brien
Boston
Labor Party of
South
City Hall
Ward
Tremont Temple
J.M. L. Babcock
George E. McNeill
Hugh O’brien
Ito
City Tall
Steel
Joan J. Broxwert
J. R. Lovzenann
Committee of
Precaution Against Piracy Opera May Enter New York Stage
Gilbert and Sullivan plan a new opera with Miss Geraldine Almar in the leading role and Courtice Pounds as tenor. They guard the score to prevent piracy as work proceeds in Europe and plan a U S. premiere next spring with Stetson's company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtice Pounds
Gilbert and Sullivan
Sullivan
Geraldine Almay
ruin-Yumin
Europe
Globe
London
Miss Almar
The
New England
Montreal
Geraldine Almar
Oakland Garden
Arthur Sullivan
Farmers Plan Dairy Stock Replenishment Meeting
Farmers gather in the Ploughman building at 45 Milk Street at 10 this morning to discuss methods for replenishing dairy stock. The Horticultural Society hosts a second talk at Horticultural Hall at 11 on native trees and shrubs with Levi W. Russell as the leading speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Street
Horticultural Hall
Horticultural Society
Levi W. Russell
Franklin Society
Providence
R. I
Benjamin F. Brooks
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
A. J. Gordon
D. D
Henry W. Foote
Forest Hills Cemetery
Judge Lowell
Eben D. Jordan
Joseph Sawyer
George ©. Shattuck
Elias Merwin
Rufus 5. Frost
R. M
Police Relief Association
George A. Clatur
James Ae Burns
George H. Wilson
Parkman Street
Wilson
Massachusetts General Hospital
Nun
Centre Street
Roxbury
Eliot Square
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Theodore Winthrop
Chelsea
Grand Army Hall
Knights of Honor
Royal Arcanum
John A. Hawes
Odd Fellows’ Hall
East Boston
George
Styles
J. C. Rossiter
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
E. S. Morse
Salem
Japan
Evans
Boston salons and charity talk on English charity methods
A Boston writer muses on adopting English philanthropic ideas and hosting a local salon to discuss charity while recounting social manners, Back Bay snubs, and lectures. He notes penguin sparrows, tithing, and Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis’s hospitality as contrasts to current life in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Boston
London
America
Harrison Gray Otis
Everett Firemen Hold Ninth Annual Ball at Library Hall
The Joseph Swan steam fire engine company No. {?}, Everett, held their ninth annual ball last night in Library Hall. About 350 couples attended with G. A. Judd as floor director and Chief Osenk Swan as master of ceremonies. Messer's Orchestra provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Swan Steam Fire Engine Company
Everett
Library Hall
G. A. Judd
Osenk Swan
Messer
Heirs Challenge Will of Late John Amory Codman
The wife and daughter of the late John Amory Codman, his only heirs at law, will contest his will. They have engaged Honorable R Morse Jr as their counsel. Morse said the proceedings had not yet been instituted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Amory Codman
R. Morse, Jr
Morse
Theatres hear Archbishop Williams in priest against archbishop suit
Archbishop John J. Williams faces Father Maurice S. Fitzgerald in a defamation style suit set for continued hearing. Fitzgerald seeks $10,000 claiming unlawful removal from the priesthood over alleged immoral practices at Abington parochial house. The trial features noted counsel and testimony from Fitzgerald about his 40 years, studies in Dublin and Europe, and his transfer from Lowell. The defense argues dismissal for immorality. Announcements note a busy week of theatre openings and performances at multiple Boston venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Williams
Aldrich
Maurice S. Fitzgerald
Gaston
Charles F. Donnelly
R. M
Inublin University
France
Belgium
America
Lowell
Abington
Williams
Fitzgerald
SALE OF THE Tremont House to Hartshorn Firm
The Tremont House franchise is sold to HI M Hartshorn & Co of Jefferson New Hampshire with W C Hartshorn as silent partner. Possession has been taken and the firm assumes Gurney debt of about 65000 secured by furniture plus two months rent totaling 10000 and purchases stores estimated 10000 to 15000, total near 90000. Gurney remains briefly. staff remains with possible later management changes.
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Tremont House
Messrs. Hartshorn
Jefferson, N. H
HI. M. Hartshorn
David A. Dunbar
Jacob Fottler
Gurney
Chapin
Narragansett Hotel
Providence
New England Colleges Discuss Admission Uniformity Meeting
A special meeting of the New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools convened at 2 PM in the Latin School building. Professor William C. Poland of Brown University presented a report on admission exam work. At 3 PM President Charles W. Eliot of Harvard and President E. H. Capen of Tufts spoke on whether Harvard circulars improve admission uniformity. The session continues with business at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
William C. Poland
Brown University
Commission of Colleges In
New England
Harvard University
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
E. H. Capen
Tufts College
New York Stage Attractions for the Week
The New York stage lists major theatre offerings from Wallack's to Niblo's with stars like John Gilbert Rosina Vokes Lillian Olcott and Frederick Warde. Rehearsals for Harbor Lights continue at Wallack's Star and Grand Opera House as Ned Harrigan and company celebrate the 100th performance of The OReagans at Park Theatre.
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Erminie
Lyceum Theatre
Margaret Mather
Union Square Theatre
Academy of Music
Jersey City
Marie Prescott
Pauline Hannf
Rudolph Aronson
John Howson
Star Theatre
Goodwin
Bijou
Galba
Frederick Warde
Harrigan
Francis Wilson
Mark Smith
Howson
Bronson Howard
Lyceum
Adirondacks
Louis Quatorze
NEW York Stage
New York
Wallack’s
John Gilbert
Daly’s
Madison Square
Jim
Penman
Metropolitan Opera House
Grand Opera House
Madison Square Company
Poole’s
Eli Wheatfield
Niblo’s
People’s
Edmund Collier
Boston Theatre hosts Miss Kate Field on Mormonism lecture
Sunday evening program features Miss Kate Field discussing Mormonism at the Boston Theatre with a large audience expected. The night also includes a first Boston appearance by singer Miss Isabelle Stone at Hollis Street Theatre with a strong cast and full program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Field
Boston
Miss Field
Isabelle Stone
Europe
Hollis Street
Mme
Jule de Ryther
Dora Becker
Arthur Preisch
Albert King
Mme. Modjeska
Messrs. I. C. de Mille
Charles Barnard
Lyceum Theatre
New York
Globe
Messrs
J. 4. Mason
J. W. Jackne
Frederic B. Conroy
H. C. de Mille
Harry Mills
Harry Allen
Mesdames Eloise Willis
Etta Hawkins
Dora Stuart
James Hedley
Tremont Temple
W. J. Gilmore
The
Howard
Miss Fortescue
Chickering Hall
Douste
Leopold Lichtenberg
Kneisel and Giese
Katherine MacNeill
B. L. Whelpley
Schumann
Gounod
Edwin Booth
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street Opera House
Columbia Theatre of
Chicago
Genevieve Ward
Toronto
Windsor Theatre
Lawrence Barrett
New England
Brooklyn
Colonel McCaull
Don Casar
Lorraine
Milly Palmer
Residenz Theatre
Dresden
Lady Teale
London
Faris
Cora Tanner
Harris House
Washington
Middletown
Bartley Campbell
Mirror
Old Colony Men Dance at Eighth Annual Bail
Last evening at Mechanics Hall the Old Colony Railroad Association held its eighth annual ball. About 400 couples joined a grand promenade and dance with 16 numbers after a concert by the Old Colony Band. Attendees included Division Superintendent French and other railroad men. Trains to Fall River and Plymouth left after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Old Colony Railroad Association
Old Colony
S. V. Holman
French
Sanborn
Fall River
Plymouth
Dees Desmond
G. W. Holbrook
B. H. Emery
Holman
W. E. Pierce
G. W. Wilson
Albert Baker
F. B. Scott
G. H. Day
G. F Winn
R. A. Knight
H. F. Snow
Railway Board Probes Modoc Disaster Wreck
The railroad commissioners opened yesterday with no public action but scheduled at 11am an inquiry into the Albany to Boston & Albany express wreck near Springfield. Officials expect a quick disposition of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modoc
Albany
Boston & Albany
Springfield
Editor Letters on Pews and Front Seats Costs
To the Editor of the Post and Transcript debate free Salvation seats at Plymouth Church where front seats fetch 700. The Boston preacher and church managers profit from selling outsider access. The pastor is not the church. late arrivals crowd the costly pews, unlike worshippers who own their space.
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New York
Boston
Aristotle
Post
Salvation ’S Free
Plymouth Church
Transcript
Trinity
Sunday Notices and Religious Meetings Highlight Boston Area
Sunday notices list B M Christian Union praise service at Union Hall 18 Boylston Street with readings by Walter K Fobes and Rev J W F Barnes address Lessons from Prison Life. Doors open 7, program 7 40. Also Temple Berkeley Hall Mrs R S Lillie lectures and Berkeley Association Hall Young men meeting at 3 pm with Rev A G Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. ¥. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylat
Walter K. Fobes
J. W. F. Barnes
Massachusetts State Prison
Byron A. Robinson
Jabez L. Robinson
Accomonist
Boston
Sprrirvan Temple
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley Street
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Institute OF Civics
McNeill
Boston Post
York Sun
James Pyle
Greenwich Street
Pyle
City Notes
Uden
Tranciani
William Dawson
Pole
Bishop
Charles K
Albert M
Franklin H. Kalbfleisch
Martin Kalbfleisch
United States Dynamite Projectile Company
New York Telegraph Company
Save Vnlue
Traders and Travellers’ Union
E. Remington & Sons
Stern
Fancy Goods
Kirk & Co. (Limited
Salineville
Orsburn Coal Company
M. J. Mumper
Keystone Chain Works
York
Penn
M. Hamburger
Baltimore
Myer Hamburger
Mark Warner
Chenoa
Til
Louis Kruezer
San Francisco
Stephen
Que
Tusculum Chemical Works
Cincinnati
McPhillips & Leyden, Grocers
Cambridge
T. P. Bedillion
Pittsburg
Michael O’brien
Whidden Bros
Cooperstown
Dak
Been & Acted
S.J. Moulton
Grocer
Brookfield
Thomas Lloyd & Co
Peoria
Ill
Land Bros
Oneida
N. C
R. Rothschild & Son
Crawford & Bradley
Taivres
Fla
A. H. Birdsong
Sparta
J. T. Hudspith & Co
Farmington, Ky
Alabama Insurance Company
Mobile
Ala
Citizens’ Insurance Company
Thompson, Stewart & Co
New York and China Tea Company
Gloucester
C. Jr. Doe & Co
Fail River
Jewellers
J. D. Heinlein, Billaire, O
Boots and Shoes
Benjamin Godshow
Queensware
Louisville
J. H. Kern
Isaac McFarlane
Richmond
Tex
J. P. Trapp & Co
Kansas City
Kan
Merchant Tailor
Suffolk
David Adler
Asylum Street
Alonzo P. Clifford
Howard Avenue
George Turner
Brattle Square
Meyer J. Cohen
Prince Street
Michae T. Rush
Brighton Street
Caleb W. Hodgdon
Court Street
Herbert Littlefield
Williams Market
Dover
Washington Streets
Joseph C. Ginn
Doane Street
William M. Meehan
Dudley Street
Samuel S. Vinal
Eastern Avenue
Julius Adelson
Cross Street
Nathaniel Littlefield
Zopher R. Folsom
Littlefield
New York City
Pray Manufacturing Company
Union National Bank
Minneapolis
Gell & Nettleton
Everett Firemen
Father Fitzgerald
Bill
Park
Louis Aldrich
Fartner
the Howard
Museum
Gretchen
Mr. Gilbert
King Rene
King Rene’s Daughter.’ Miss Fortescue
Vere
Frederick Pany
Terry
Newton Gotthold
Charles Overton
Mary
Miss Shaw
Elizabeth
Mr. Barrymore
Mortimer
Mr. Vandenhorf
Leicester
Adrienne Lecouvreur
Camille
Barrymore
Robertson
Cooper
Hamilton-Bell
Colonel Calverley
Signor Brocolini
Murgatroyd
Joseph Fay
Duke of
Bunthorne
N Burnham
Angela
Agnes Stone
Saphir
Edith Jennesse
Eula
Dora Grant
Jane
Alice Carle
Patience
Evesson
Vanderfelt
Coulter
Miss Ryan
Field
Partner
Frank 8. Campbell
Tt. M. Hunter
F. M. Kendrick
Stuart Clarke
Dora
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