Annual Encampment Opens for Massachusetts Grand Army
The Massachusetts department Grand Army of the Republic met at Tremont Temple for its seventeenth annual encampment with Commander Richard F. Tobin presiding. Delegates noted growth in posts and members, discussed service pensions and rules changes, and adopted memorial resolutions on General Logan’s death.
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Tobin
Logan
Department of Massachusetts
Grand Army of the Republic
Meionnon
Tremont Temple
Richard F. Tobin
Merrill
Adams
Creasey
Patch
Evans
Billings
Hersey
E. A. Horton
Department
John A. Logan
Cambridge
San Francisco
Comrades of
California
Congress of the
United States
Union
Woman’s Relief Corps
Veterans’ Rights Union
Monroe
John H. O'Donnell
John A. Keefe
Council of Administration
Veterans’ Rights Union and Employment Bureau
Congress
Committee
Frey
Post 5
O'Donnell
Weale
Grand Army
Committee On Resolutions
Horace Binney Sargent
Courtroom clash over Mrs Emmons affair ends in scuffle
In Washington on January 27 a heated courtroom scene erupted as Professor Emmons confronted Conway Robinson after an insult about Mrs Emmons. Robinson denied the accusation, and professor Emmons was restrained as officers stepped in. The incident follows prior tension between the parties.
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Washington
Professor Emmons
Conway Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Mr. Kent
Professor Mmons Best
Robinson
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Supreme Judicial Court
George W. Marshall
Everett
Isabella L. Marshall
Isabella L. Scobles
Boston
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Hyde Park
A. D
Geo. W. Marshall
Shoe Firm Chooses To Reopen After Loss In Lynn
In Lynn on January 27 the shoe maker E. H. Newhall & Co. plans a rapid return to work after settling a seven thousand pound insurance claim. Labor unrest and factory moves loom as Amos F. Breed may relocate operations to Strafford New Hampshire.
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David F. Clark
Manchester
New Hampshire
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Rev Brooke Herford on Old Testament Stories in Chan ning Hall
The Rev Brooke Herford spoke on studies in the Old Testament stories. He argued these tales are not literal inspired records and criticized wholesale belief in the Bible. He used Moses and Midianite accounts to warn against treating all Biblical text as exact truth.
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Brooke Herford
Sam Jones
Channing Hall
Samuel Jones
Jonah
Whale
Faneuil Hall
Brother Jones
Moses
Egypt
Colonel Ingersoll
Israel
Mr. Herford
Isaac
Jacob
Joseph
Labor tensions flare in Salem factory strike
Savem Jan 27 report says McKean & Appleton's strikers refuse to yield as the firm advertises for non union help. Foreman Bridges had defeated the Lasters Union at Dodge's in Newburyport. At Norwood & Co Beverly stitching room opened with 21 of 57 girls returning. Beverly Knights losing members, but a general strike this year not expected.
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Beverly
Knights
Band of child robbers uncovered in Wilkes-Barre
Police in Wilkes barre Pennsylvania uncover a regularly organized band of robbers aged eleven to five. The group has robbed at least forty merchants with known losses around five thousand dollars.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Scribner's Magazine February issue review
The February issue features a frontispiece by W B Closson and multiple illustrated pieces including Julius Caesar as Pontifex Maximus and The Resid uary Legatee. Essays cover Paris life, New York houses, naval policy, and fiction. the review says Scribner’s has settled firmly in the market and pleased a broad public.
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Julius Cesar
W. B. Closson
Joan C. Rooks
John Austin
Dale
OcTavk Thanet
Charles Henry
Gouverneur Morries
Paris
Annie Cary Morris
New York
Scribner’s Magazine
Scripner
N.Y. Times
Republican State Committee Holds Private Monthly Meeting
The Republican State committee began a new routine of monthly gatherings at the Tremont House with a dinner yesterday afternoon. The session was private and Colonel Robert Southworth said the discussions were confidential and not for public disclosure. Monthly meetings will continue.
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Republican State Committee
Tremont House
Robert Southworth
Weddings Fill City Churches With Joyful Unions
Multiple marriages take place across the region. Miss Arabel Morton wed Joseph H. Goodspeed at Unity Church with a large entourage, while Miss Rose Cunnis and Thomas Gaffney wed at Cathedral of the Holy Cross and plan a European tour. Melrose and Malden nuptials follow with Adelbert Claflin and Kate Green, and Frank Bowker and Ella Hersey celebrate vows in Malden.
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Church of the Unity
John D. Morton
Arabel Morton
Joseph H. Goodspeed
Henry E. Russell
Francis F. Emery, Jr
Henry C. Meserve
Edgar G. Scripture
George C. Morton
Edwin Howland
Unitarian Church
Minot J. Savage
Mendelsgohn
Rockville Park
Mexican Central Railroad Company
Milk Street
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Thomas Gaffney
Rose Cunnis
M. F. McDonnell
Woburn
Dors Bodfish
M. M. Cunniff
Gaffney
New York
Paris
Europe
Melrose
Levi N. Frost
Haverhill
Nellie A. Pace
Joel A. Page
J. D. Pickles
Lynn
Samuel Jackson
Adelbert E. Claffin
Kate Ayres Green
Daniel P. Green
Pleasant Street
Thoroughness Lecture at Boston Y M C A
Rev C F Dole discussed thoroughness as completeness and genuineness in a lecture at the Boston Young Men's Christian Union. He compared temporary constructs to pyramids, stressing that true thoroughness equals quality both seen and unseen and distinguishes success from failure.
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C. W. Ernst
C. F. Dole
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Nantasket Beach Railroad Faces Seasonal Service Policy
Portside commissioners rule the Nantasket railroad must operate a train twice daily in each direction or substitute a coach or barge. J B Moore, president, says the company runs an omnibus from North Cohasset to Hull this winter and will resume trains in summer.
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Nantasket Beach Railroad
Nantasket Railroad
J. B. Moore
North Cohasset
Hull
Boston Theatres Show Sallee Roe of Plays and Stars
Lawrence Barrett stars in Rienzi at the Boston Theatre with evening shows at 7 45. Boucicault presents The Jit at Hollis Street Theatre at 7 45. Held by the Enemy screens at Boston Museum also 7 45. Louis James stars Virginius at Globe Theatre. Salsbury's Troubadours perform The Humming Bird at Park Theatre at 8. Never Say Die at Athenaum. Confusion at Allon Theatre with matinee 2 and evening 8.
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Boston
Lawrence Barrett
Rienzi
Hollis Street
Boucicault
Boston Museum
Globe Theatre
Louis James
Virginius
Park Theatre
Salsbury
Troubadours
Bonate Athenaum
Friday and Saturday Auction Highlights
Today features Leonard & Co. offering carpets at 3 p.m. and Horatio Harris selling fruit 12 miles away. Saturday lists Stocks ft L. pay Co. at 11:30 a.m. and Stocks Francis Henshaw & Co. at 12, with Horatio Harris at 10 a.m.
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Leonard & Co
Horatio Harris
Ft. L. Pay & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Local Marriages Listed In Boston Area Notices
Murdock and Shankland wed in Boston. Moore and Short join in Needham. Claflin and Green wed at Arlington. Frost and Page unite in Melrose. Gaffney and Cunniff wed at Cathedral Holy Cross.
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Adelbert EF. Claflin
Kate Ayres Green
Rost—Page
Melrose
J. PD. Pickles
Lynn
Samuel Jackson
Levi N. Frost
Nellie A. Page
Gaffney—Cunniff
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
M. F. McDonnell
Thomas Gaffney
Rose Cunniff
Subscribe from the first January issue notice
Remittance instructions indicate payment is to accompany a subscription order for the magazine. Payment should be sent by post money order or registered letter to the address provided.
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Middlesex
Supreme Judicial Court
A. D
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Suffolk
Theo. C. Hurd
Jheo
C. Hurd
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Sunfolk
James P. Sullivan
John Noble
Henry A. Clapp
Chas. F. Kittredge
Libellant
Boston Public Park Construction Loan proposals invited
The City of Boston Treasurer Alfred Turner invites sealed proposals by January 31 1887 for the 8500 000 Public Park Construction Loan bonds. Bonds are registered certificates 1000 each due January 1 1937 bearing 3 percent interest semiannually. Proposals opened with Mayor and City Auditor. Loan secured by sinking fund.
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Boston
City of
Alfred T. Turner
Mass
Multiple Deaths Tally in January Across Several Cities
Death notices list Jane Dixon and John Emerson among those age 75 and 87, with numerous others including Roswell Gleason age 87 9 months and Captain Thomas Winsor age 77 7 months. Obituaries span Dorchester Roslindale Roxbury Chelsea and more with ages from six months to 87. Funeral details note Elizabeth Carlton Farwell's service at 101 Trowbridge Street in Cambridge.
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Plummer
Leonard Plummer
Sylvester
Roxbury
Angelina H
Nathaniel Sylvester
Winsor
Dorchester
Captain Thomas Winsor
Duxbury
Abboty
Somerville
J. Harold
Palmer
Frankfort
N. J
Mary Agnes Palmer
Sidwin A. Palmer
Boston
Woodberry
Ipswich
Lucy Woodberry
Farwell
Cambridge
Elizabeth Carlton Farwell
Stephen Thurston Farwell
Trowbridge Street
Blair's Pitle Great English Gout Remedy Pill Box Ad
Advertisement for Blair's Pitle remedy described as Great English Gout and Rheumatic Remedy in an oval 34 by 14 pill box sold at all druggists. The brief item highlights the product and availability without further details.
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Blair
Queen Elizabethe
New Dickens
Peter the Great
Egypt
Burditt & North
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Kent
E. H. Newhall & Co
Amos F. Breed
Hoitt Bros
Strafford
Flynn
Lasters’ Union
Charles H. Leach
Leach
Labor Matters IN
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DERAS
Parris
Be Washburne
France
Seltehcs Brotiter
Wipfe
VLIX
Haroitp Frederic
Cuarins Edwin Markham
Lovist
M. Coquelin
Branper Matthews
Thomas S ®Ergeant Perry
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Miss Mitford
Akbuses
Ideal Opera Company
OF the
Boston Ideal Opera CO
W. H. Foster
Fra Diavolo
Martha
Victor
Mile
Zeke de Lussan
Marie Stone
Louise LaBlache
Harriet Avery
Tom Karl
W. H. Lawton
Henry C. Barnabee
W. H. Macdonald
Clement Bainbridge
Ivan Morawski
W. H. Clark
Hollis Street Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Myles O'Hara
the Fit
Mr. Boucicault
Fin Mac Cool
Skibbereen
John Stetson
Marie Wainwright
J. B. Studley
Appius Claudius
Sheridan Knowles
Ina
Nate Salsbury
Nellie McHenry
Hoodman Blind
R. M. Field
Monte William Gillette
Howard Athenaum
J. J. Dowling
Sadie Hassen
Bijcu Theatre
THE
C. C. Hurlbut
New York City
Lewis B. Monroe
Bradford St
Cor. Waltham
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Pullman Palace Car Company
Fred. B. Abbot
New England
Congress Street
Bmeoston
All Newsdealers
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Broadway
Lane Sa
Girard Street
Phildelphia
United States Quartermaster’s Department
Pacific Coast
Pope
M. I. Ludington
U.S
Board of Directors
East Boston Ferrins
North Ferry
East Boston
East Boston Ferries
A. C. Whitney
Lommonwealter
Massachusetts
Messenger
Boson
National Color Printing Company
Court Room
Court Square
Fred H. Seavey
Henry Wake Mansur
Welius Adams
IPRLE
Albert J. Wheeler
WM. B. French
Edward Sullivan
William B. Merrill
Buxton
County of
York
State of
Maine
William A. Merrill
Irene Merrill
Suffolk Savings Bank
Warren Institution For Savings
Jenny W. McKim
Elijah George
Register
Samuel C. Hale
Johanna Kelsher
Joan Kelsher
Admr
Totice
William L. Bond
Lyman H. Bigelow
Poston
Tovece
Lydia H. Mason
Mary FE
Decker
Mason
Elizabeth A. Caldwell
Joseph Caldwell
Yomasonwealth
Connate
Addie P. Sullivan
Chicago
Illinois
Essex County
James P
Bessy P. Sullivan
Henry Morgan & CO
Montreal
K. K
Mores St
James Coburn
Leominster
Mase
Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
SEB
BACH
Liszt
Tasso
L. v. Bee Ethoven
Boston Music Hall
Stoddard
Willard Burr, JR
Chickering Hall
O'Clock
B. J. Lang
George J. Parker
Franz Kneisel
Kneisel
Arthur P. Schmidt
Max Libourel
A. A. Childs & Co
New Gallery
Washington Street
John Feffries & Sons
Devonshire St
Coffin & Henry
OWA
Iowa
State St
Bes Moines
Baeder, Adamson & Co
Boylston
Union Building
WM. P. Kuhn
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