Puzzling Question Over Boston U S Marshal Appointment
The President weighs three Massachusetts candidates Lovering Pratt and Banks for the Boston marshal post amid Democratic and Republican pressure. Reports note Collins favors Lovering while Russell and Morse oppose a forced unanimity. Hawaii Hawaii crisis deepens as Kalakaua asserts veto power ministers and Assembly clash with Supreme Court split. Ex Congressman Wallace gains social footing in New Orleans and Massachusetts lawmakers relocate for winter housing.
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Wasuincrox
Speciat
United States
Boston
Collins
Lovering
Pratt
Banks
Massachusetts
General Banks
Republican Party
General Collins
Heaven and Earth
Mr. Russell
White House
Washington
Mr. Purnett
Morse
George M. Stearns
George H. Iblock
George Fred Williams
Lawe
Mr. Cunniff
Cunniff
Democratic Party
State Department
Hawaii
San Francisco
Kalakaua
Supreme Court
Almost a Murder In Beverly Bridge Fight
Beverly police investigated a serious assault that left Cunningham unconscious on Beverly bridge. He was treated at home and later regained partial consciousness before relapsing. If he recovers and can provide details, arrests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satem
Sreciar
Beverly
Cunningham
Beverly Bridge
Burglaries at Cambridge Homes Reported
Late Saturday evening burglars entered residences of Miss A A Brown at 62 Austin Street and W B Norcross at 27 Ware Street in Cambridge, stealing quantities of silverware from both homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Brown
Austin Street
Cambridge
W. B. Norcross
Ware Street
Aes
New York Reform Club to Become Major National Economic Group
A new New York Reform Club aims to be a leading national economic reform organization. Over 8300 members already joined as invitations spread from Civil Service Reform and Free Trade groups. The club seeks tariff reform, civil service reforms, honest currency, city administration, and electoral improvements with a large library and resident and nonresident memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New New York Reform Club
United States
New York Times
Civil Service Reform Club
Commonwealth Club
City Reform Club
New York Free Trade Club
Messrs
Anson Phelps Stokes
Russell Sturgis
Everett P. Wheeler
E. J. Donnell
George Haven Putnam
Daniel H. Chamberlain
Constant A. Andrews
R. R. Baker
John CC
Lloyd
Eugene G. Blackford
New York
Hale at the Globe Harvard Sermon Frames Life as a University
The Rev Edward Everett Hale preached to a large Harvard audience at the Globe Theatre last evening. He compared life to a university where every trade is a college and all students share a common bond, urging cross college understanding and cooperation beyond personal confines. He cited Tolstoy’s awakening from a life of privilege to learn from all people. The Harvard choir provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everett Hale
Harvard
Globe Theatre
Hale
Count Tolstoi
Europe
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Berlin
Paris
Christ
Drummers On The Road At Temperance Meeting
The People's Church hosted a Sunday temperance session with a ladies quartet. Dr. E. E. Hale chaired as he introduced S. A. Haines of Netherwood New Jersey who spoke on the temptations facing itinerant commercial travelers and urged local support for the Commercial Temperance League to close saloons. He urged rapid growth to 100000 members by year end 1888.
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Massachusetts
Senator Dawes
Rhode Island Avenue
Miss Dawes
M Street
Ear Seventeenth
Dr. Davis
K Street
Senator Hoar
Governor Long
Hamilton
Colonel Allen
Mr. Whiting
Portland Flats
Vermont Avenue
Fourteenth Street
General Collins
Mr. Rockwell
Riggs
Carlisle
Conant
People’s Church
E. E. Hale
Old
Washingtonian Temperance Society
8. A. Haines
Netherwood
N. J
Haines
Boston
Nantasket
Commercial Temperance League
New York
Respectability
Cabinet
Massachusetts Division of League of American Wheelmen Meet
The Massachusetts Division L A W held its regular board meeting at Mieasset's restaurant. Chief Consul H W Hayes chaired with members Grimes Adams Bateman Robinson Mossman Emery Coleman Meader Seward. They set a road book pricing schedule and planned entertainment for the New York board meeting next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
League of American Wheelmen Board of Officers
Mieasset’s
H. W. Hayes
Jr. H. Grimes
Cambridge Club
J. Fred Adams
Haverhill
John Bateman Seward
Chelsea
A. W. Robinson
Charlestown
W. A. Mossman
Jamaica Plain
W. H. Emery
Roxbury
B. Coleman
Cambridge
E. J. Meader
Holyoke
Charles
New York
Institute Cadets Stage Semiannual Drill Exhibition
The Institute of Technology Cadets held a semiannual drill exhibition at Winslow's Rink on Saturday afternoon. An estimated 2000 to 8000 spectators attended a battalion drill and dress parade before the floor was cleared for dancing with Major Blanchard serving as floor director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Technology
Winslow
Major Blanchard
Vesper Services Open at Second Church
Last evening the Second Church held vesper services with a fine church quartet and responsive readings. The pastor offered a five minute discourse on Commonwealth from Ephesians ii 12 and urged mothers to engage civic affairs for better citizens. The next reaper service is set for the evening of the 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribunal of Justice
DANGERS FROM IRREVERENT YOUTH AT WEST CHURCH
Dr. C A Bartol warned yesterday morning on dangers from irreverent youth and ill manners citing 2 Kings 2 28. He urged spiritual training, cited insults by young boys, and warned about future civic character if unchecked urging faithful example for the rising generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bartol
West Church
American Board
Africa
Hawaii
Barto
Meeting of Printers Elects Officers at Wadman Hall
The old Franklin Typographical Society held its annual meeting at Wadman Hall Saturday evening. Officers elected include President Theophilus G Wadman and Vice President Percy B S Thayer with a full slate of secretaries treasurer librarians and trustees. The society plans its annual banquet at the United States Hotel on January 17.
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Old Franklin Typographical Society
Wadman Hall
Theophilus G. Wadman
Percy B.S. Thayer
Murray C. Upham
Lemuel Murch
Hugh O’brien
Jon Elliott
Michael Hickey
Peter D. O'Mealley
James F. Cotter
William H. Nelson
Charles W
Directors urge national aid to common schools resolution
The American Institute of Instruction board adopted a resolution urging Congress to enact national aid to common schools. A copy signed by President Hall of Providence was sent to Senator Blair of Washington. The next institute convention is planned for Newport in early July.
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American Institute of Instruction
Hall
Providence
Blair
Washington
United States
Board of Directors
The
Congress
Institute
Newport
Funeral of Orlando Hiscock War Veteran in Cambridge
The funeral of Orlando Hiscock a war veteran and member of Post 30 Grand Army of the Republic was held at his River Street residence Cambridge yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock. The post attended in a body and the remains were interred in the soldiers lot at Cambridge cemetery.
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Orlando Hiscock
Post 30
Grand Army of the Republic
River Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Cemetery
Families Find Pleasant Accommodations at Revere House
Families seek comfortable rooms and reasonable changes at the Revere house aiming for a pleasant stay. The notice highlights welcoming service and affordable rates as key goals for guests.
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Revere House
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange Holds Annual Meeting Dinner
The Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange held its annual meeting and banquet at the Quincy House. President Cyrus Thacher and officers were elected for the coming year. Remarks praised the compactness of the group, noted two nonmember complaints about shipments, and honored deceased members Alpheus Hardy and D. H. Tully. Over 200 sat to dinner with leaders and officials attending.
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Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Quincy House
Edwin Robinson
Patch
Committee On Transportation
Robinson
Exchange
Alpheus Hardy
D. H. Tully
Boston Business Executive Association
Cae
Cyrus Thacher
P. F. Hennigan
A. Pp. Currier
Frank Mosely
O. P. Ford
George F. Mead
William Butler
J. P. Brown
George A. Falls
F. EK. Richardson
B. King
W. L. Knox
Teasurer
B. F. Southwick
Henry Currier & Co
W. K. Rice
Boston Executive Business Association
Charles James
Aiden Speare
Boardman
W. B. Rice
the Exchange
J. O. Tyler
K. A. Snow
H. 8. Bean
Cable and a and Practis e The Miraculous Meal Lesson
The Bible class led by novelist Cable discusses the International Sunday school lesson The Multitude Fed. He notes Christ’s methods differ from men and highlights mercy over sacrifice. The crowd sought spiritual nourishment, and Cable links feeding the hungry to care for the soul and true political economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Christ
God
Mr. Cable
New England
First Meeting of Horticultural Society under New Board
Saturday the society held its first meeting with Dr H P Walcott chairing. Appropriations approved included Library 300, Publication 250, Arrangements 300, Salaries 1700. A seven member committee was formed with 100 for window pardoning. Robert Manning reappointed secretary and librarian. G W Fowle treasurer. Financials show income and 55166 remainder from last year totaling 8326610, expenditures 2521015, balance 805595, invested funds 5485443.
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Horticultural Society
H. P. Walcott
R. L. Beard
E. L. Beard
O. B. Hadwin
J. G. Barker
Robert Manning
G. W. Fowle
Harvard Chapel Sermon and Campus News
The Rev W R Huntington preached at Harvard College Chapel on Ezekiel xxi 21 stressing the futility of divination and praising a swift conscience as moral sight. Captain Holden returns after a serious injury from the Harvard Princeton game. The University Boat Club shows a deficit over 1800 dollars. Professor Felix Adler will address the Harvard Philosophical Club on Ethics and Culture at Sanders Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Huntington
New York
Harvard College
Holden
University Boat Club
Felix Adler
Harvard Philosophical Club
Sanders ‘Theatre
Massachusetts Poultry Show Opens at Mechanics Fair
The Massachusetts Poultry Association annual exhibit starts next Thursday at Mechanics Fair building, noon opening and runs daily to the 18th inst from 9 am to 10 pm. Fowls, peacocks, pheasants, pigeons and rabbits on display with $5000 in prizes. Managers include John Lowell Jr, W B Atherton, L A Shaw, M Weld, and W E Bacon.
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Massachusetts Poultry Association
Mechanics’ Fair
John Lowell, Jr
W. B. Atherton
L. A. Shaw
M. Weld
W. EF. Bacon
Ex Governor Robinson Advises State on Fitchburg Rail Case
Ex Governor Robinson has been retained to advise the attorney general in unsettled matters between the State and the Fitchburg Railroad Company regarding the Tunnel property. A Boston city page notes multiple social and civic items including funerals, lectures, charity events, and local meetings.
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Robinson
Fitchburg
William E. Baker
Common Wealth Avenue
Brooke Herford
Forest Hills Cemetery
Matthew Mogue
Brighton
Industrial Art Teachers Hold Sixth Annual Meeting
The sixth annual meeting of the Industrial Art Teachers Association was held at the normal school art building on Newbury Street. Walter I Brackett spoke on Model Drawing and Building Construction. Miss L E Pay read Color in the Public Schools. Hon J W Dickinson secretary of the State Board of Education spoke on The Use of Clay in the Public School, and Miss W Bertha Hintz discussed Illustrative Drawing. The remainder covered general discussion and routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Art Teachers’ Association
Normal School
Newbury Street
Walter I. Brackett
L. E. Pay
J. W. Dickinson
State Board of Education
W. Bertha Hintz
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ERAL
Mr. Chamberlain
Senator Ingalls
Wallace
Uch
Menery
New Orleans
Trinity College
Dublin
Produce Exchange
Copperhead
NEW York Reform Club
DR. Hale
the Globe
Commercial League
Oak Grove Farm
Mass
Mosworth Street
Stevenson
Faneuil Hall Square
Button
John F. Pray
Washington St
B. Tobey &Co
Congress St
Boston Linen
Boston Bond
Samuel Ward Co
Devonshire St
Henry F. Miller
Miller Mall
Tremont St
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
W. J. Mahoney
W. C. Richards
John Sherwood
Anaguos
Brunswick
Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Anti-Poverty Society
Horticultural Hall
Roche
E. M. White
J. W. Furbur
Pemberton Square
Second Brigade
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
St. Botolph
Garrison Streets
John Donohue
the Boxer
John L. Sullivan
Horticultural
Hollis Street Theatre
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Asher Given
Tremont Street
Temple Place
Union Ice Company
West End
Harvard Bridge
Whitney
Court House
Hurricane Island Granite Company
Rockland
Cape Ann Granite Company
Gloucester
A. P. Blunt
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Bakers’ Assembly
K. of
Robert G. Barry
M. W
John Gill
W. F
J. J. Jacobs
W. J
M. J. Bishop
George S. Barnes
F. S
A. O. Cullamore
Anthony Flynn
A. K. Allen Duff of Parrsboro
Station 1
Officer Rideout
W. O. Sweet
Mansfield
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Merchants’ Exchange
Frank K. Sweetser
Boston Post
Woo
James Pyle
Chas. S. Bly
Pearl ST
Woodward's
Bromfield Street
W.P. Balch Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
William and Edwin Sheafe
Calder
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Hore.pelham
Spring Lane
Stoge
Sale and Purchas
Pittsst
Hoston
Dr. Very
ING Agency
Price
Washington Street
Gas Lighting Co
Arch St
Boston Art Club
Owen J. Lewis
Albert Ivins Croll
William F. Whittemore
Frank W. Freeborn
R. K. Atwood
Joshua S. Ingalls
Jeremiah M. Watson
George A. Keeler
Edward L. Collins
Edward C. Wheeler
Fred W. Atherton
G. P. Tenney
Charles B. Stewart
W. A. J. Claus
Charles G. Wood
Henry Nitchings
James B. Richardson
Stephen M. Crosby
Charles Wheeler
Charles W. Scudder
W. F. Halsall
C. J. H. Woodbury
Benjamin C. Clark
Edward P. Wilbur
Papyrus Club
Revere
Alexander P. Browne
John T. Wheelwright
Francis R. Lassiter
Arthur Macy
Benjamin Kimball
James Jeffrey Roche
William R. Richards
Harold Williams
Benjamin H. ‘Uckner
George F. Babbitt
Ludwig §. Ipson
William B. Clarke
Raves & Sons
Red Man
H. O. Ladd
University of New Mexico At Santa Fe
Southwest
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Helen Jackson
Phillips Brooks
Josnta W. Davis
J. R. Coolidge
Sam MorEy B. Capes
Massachusetts Indian Association
Friends of Indian Education and Citizenship
Young Men's Christian Association
Berkeley and
Boylston Streets
Health Food CO
Austin & Graves
Commercial Street
BAKER
W. Baker & CQ
Dorchester
Russell
General Court
William E. Russell
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