Garrison Urges Coeducation at Boston Suffrage Meeting
At a Massa chusetts Woman's Suffrage Association gathering in Park Street Church speakers defend coeducation as the cure for college immorality. William Lloyd Garrison proclaims a woman president of Harvard and notes women benefactors exist among Harvard's supporters. The afternoon session elected officers including Julia Ward Howe as president and Henry B. Blackwell as corresponding secretary. Evening addresses followed by Henry K. Blackwell and Lucy Stone.
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Massachusetts Woman’s Suffrage Association
Woman's Journal
Park Place
Harvard College
Willian Lloyd Garrison
Park Street Church
Garrison
Woman’s Journal
Wellesley
Vassar
Harvard
Yale
John Harvard
Edna D. Cheney
E. B. Dietrick
Alice Stone Blackwell
Julia Ward Howe
William S. Bowditch
J. G. Whittier
M. A. Livermore
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emma Walker Batchelder
G. J. Hoar
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
William Claflin
Abby Morton Diaz
Oliver Ames
John D. Long
Mery .F. Eastman
T. W. Higginson
John W., Candler
John E. Fitzgerald
James Freeman Clarke
Theodore D. Weld
Susans. Fessenden
Seth Hunt
W. W. Crapp
Josiah Quincy
C. 0. Coffin
Henry B. Blackwell
Augusta Cheney
Frances J. Garrison
Audikere
Amanda M. Longee
Richard P. Hallowell
Henry K. Blackwell
Adelaide A. Claflin
Daniel Milliken
Lucy Stone
Buggy Smashed by an Electric Car in Tremont and Boylston
About 12 o'clock last night a buggy driven by Curran collided with an electric car at Tremont and Boylston streets. The buggy was badly damaged but the driver was unhurt.
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Curran
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Boston Boot and Shoe Club Dinner Debates Transit
A Boston Boot and Shoe Club dinner at Youngs Hotel featured talk on future transit. Joseph Hobson described St Clair tunnel construction, air pressure dangers, and $1.46 million cost. Mayor Matthews urged popular support for transit and city powers, while John E. Fitzgerald warned against corporations guiding legislation and praised Henry Whitney.
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Boston
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Young’s Hotel
Joseph Hobson
Grand Trunk Railroad
St. Clair River
Port Huron
F. H. Nazro
Mayor Matthews
John E. Fitzgerald
Henry M. Whitney
George G. Crocker
Everett A. Stevens
William J. Dale
Thomas Doane
Sylvester Baxter
H. Bissell
L. A. Bodwell
George S. Morrill
W. H. Russell
A. S. Cheever
F. S. Pearson
Osborne Howes, Jr
James B. Richardson
George 8. Rice
Nazro
Joseph Hickson
Matthews
Rapid Transit Commission
Europe
Chamber of Commerce
England
Fitzgerald
Whitney
West End
United States
Canada
Suffolk Athletic Club Governing Board Election Report
Over thirty five members met at 694 Washington street and elected twelve to the board of managers. Edward J. McHugh was named president with F J Halloran as treasurer and J A Doyle as financial secretary. R P Russell and L C Stingel received two year terms, Abell secretary and Dowling captain. Marden vice president and Carlos, Pettis, and O Connell will serve one year. The constitution was adopted with slight changes and the club, with fifty five members, voted to seek A A U admission, with Russell, McHugh, and Stingel named delegates.
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Suffolk Athletic Club
Washington Street
Edward J. McHugh
F. J. Halloran
J. A. Doyle
R. P. Russell
N. H. Leu
Abell
al. Dowling
L. Stingel
Walter E. Marden
A.C. Carlos
J. A. Pettis
J. A. O’connell
E. J. McHugh
L. C Stingel
Steamers Arrived at Major Ports from Liverpool and New York
At Boston on January 27 Kansas and Virginian arrived from Liverpool. Also bowden reached Boston from Jamaica. In Philadelphia January 27 Holkar arrived from London. In New York January 27 Stranton arrived from West Hartlepool. Halifax January 26 Sardinian from Liverpool bound for Portland Maine and Glasgow January 27 Devonia from Newark. Southampton January 27 Saale from New York en route to Bremen.
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Boston
Kansas
Liverpool
Bowden
Jamaica
Philadelphia
Holkar
London
New York
Stranton
West Hartlepool
Halifax
Portland
Glasgow
Devonia
Newark
Southampton
Saale
Bremen
Passes and a Harsh Warning at the Railroad Desk
WR. Forder, noted for granting passes, confronted a prominent freight merchant seeking one. He warned that two men outside were plotting to beat the railroad, then approved the pass, leaving the merchant puzzled at whom Forder named as his friends.
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Furber
Mr. Farber
On the Street The Possible Effect of Furber Death on the Market
The death of Mr. Furber is seen as likely to depress the stock market as he held Boston & Maine and Massachusetts Central shares. His succession at the largest New England railroad system matters, and uncertainty may affect prices before a rally occurs once a new leader is chosen.
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Mr. Furber
Furber
Boston & Maine
Massachusetts Central
Farber
New England
Second Cecilia Concert Draws Wide Praise At Music Hall
A large audience enjoyed a balanced concert by Cecilia, lauded for ensemble precision and refined solo performances. Highlights included Bach and Brahms chorales, Nevin songs, and Sarasate dances, with Miss Leonora von Strosch and Mr Lang receiving special praise.
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Music Hall
Cecilia
Bach
Brahms
Nevin
Sullivan
Sarasate
Lang
Hubbard
Tucker
Republican city committee names officers and nominees
Henry Parkman chairs a Republican city committee meeting that organized the slate with Henry Parkman as President and Alpheus Sanford as Secretary. G H Lyman is Treasurer with Thomas Russell as Assistant Treasurer, and five vice presidents were proposed including Hatch Ward 13 Preble Ward 4 Disbrow Ward 12 Malone Ward 17 Battis Ward 1. Resignations from Melvin D Adams Ward 9 and E D Willard Ward 17 were announced before the election and replaced by Parkman and ang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Henry Parkman
Alpheus Sanford
G. H. Lyman
Thomas Russell
KE. M. Hatch
Ward
W. H. Preble
Richard Disbrow
James F. Malone
G. H. Battis
Committee On Rules
Melvin D. Adams
E. D. Willard
Messrs. Parkman and
Ang
Post offers endless chances to win trip to the fair
The Boston Post invites readers to guess the burning time of a New Year candle in a World’s Fair promotion. The candle stands 6 feet tall, 6 inches at the base, 54 inches at the top, weighing 56 pounds. The top three guesses closest to the burn time win carfare and hotel for ten days to the World’s Columbian Exposition.
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Governor Russell
E. O. Collins
Calais
J. F. Freese
E. Walpole
George A. Gill
Eutaw Street
East
Boston
A. G. Frothingham
Chauncey Street
J. Merrill Lord
State Street
Frank Wild
Adams
M. E. Gately
Waltham
J. & Smith
Epping
N. H
C. E. George
Devonshire Street
W. D. Grace
Portsmouth
W. W. Wheat
Manchester
Caleb Copeland
Brockton
F. N. Reed
East Eighth Street
J. P. Wilson
Somerville
Oliver Hall
Adams Street
Dorchester
H. W. Burwell
Rockland
W. L. Bacon
High Street
Eugene Cronin
Putnam Street
W. A. Inness
Everett
W. W. Reed
Lexington
Alice E. Jones
Thornton’s Ferry
N. Y
Frank Wentworth
Rochester
A. H. Wilcomb
Chester
M. Gilbert
Bedford Street
L. E. Clayton
City Hall Avenue
J. Smith
Dover
J. J. Flowers
Sphere Place
Politician Preferences in 1884 Presidential Race
A long list of lawmakers from Massachusetts express support for multiple 1884 presidential candidates including Harrison Blaine Cleveland McKinley Palmer Reed Taft and others. The reads show a web of first and second choices among Representatives and Senators with varied endorsements and vice presidential picks.
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Harrison
Blaine
William F. Ray
Franklin
A. G. Champlin
Chelsea
F. F. Reed
Pittsfield
Henry G. Taft
Worcester
Eugene A. Bessom
Lynn
H. W. Barrows
Wareham
S. S. Blanchard
Boston
Epinenateskre Samuel Ross
New Bedord
George S. Ball
Upton
Edward W. Ackley
Fitch
Callaghan Loses Tough Title Bout at Olympic Club
In New Orleans on January 27, 38000 watched Tommy Callaghan of England lose to Cal McCarthy of New Jersey by knockout in the 14th round after fighting mostly with one hand. McCarthy claimed the $2000 purse with $500 to the loser. the victor now targets George Dixon for bantamweight world honors.
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New Orleans
Olympic Club
Tommy Callaghan
England
Cal McCarthy
New Jersey
Callaghan
Jim Carroll
James Robinson McCarthy
Jack O’mara
Will G. Kennedy
McCarthy
Young Dwyers
George Dixon
Death of Supreme Regent Loring Shocks Royal Arcanum in Melrose
The Royal Arcanum Club met at Crawford House with Dr. E. L. Hammond presiding. The death of Supreme Regent Charles F. Loring of Melrose postponed entertainment and triggered memorial plans by Warren Council and allied bodies. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM from Melrose Congregational Church, with interment in Melrose Cemetery receiving tomb.
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Royal Arcanum Club
Crawford House
E. L. Hammond
Worcester
Charles F. Loring
Melrose
Henry Goodwin
John Haskell Butler
W. H. Boynton
Brother Loring
Warren Council
Supreme
Council Chambers
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
Grand Secretary
Loring
Order
Supreme Council
Grand Council
H. H. C. Miller
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Congregational Church
Harvard Commencement Parts Additions for Class of 1892
The Faculty adds names to the provisional list of Harvard seniors receiving degrees with distinction. Oration goes to William F. Harris with dissertations by C W Andrade R W Gifford hk W Hale P Hall C L Hanson F J Hammond H F Hollis J C Hubbard and disquisitions by W W Cressey W C Damon L E Desbecker H P Dodge M H Ewer A Friedlander F A Googins C C Hyde F A Ingersoll E H Jackson F L Kennedy A K Perry H F Willard S L Wolff. Total degrees with distinction reach 103 this year, up from 81 last year.
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Harvard
William F. Harris
C. W. Andrade
R. W. Gifford
W. Hale
P. Hall
C. L. Hanson
F. J. Hammond
H. F. Hollis
J. C. Hubbard
W. W. Cressey
W. C. Damon
L. E. Desbecker
H. P. Dodge
M. H. Ewer
A. Friedlander
F. A. Googins
C. C. Hyde
F. A. Ingersoll
E. H. Jackson
F. L. Kennedy
A. K. Perry
H. F. Willard
S. L. Wolff
Pantomime Entertains Folk Lore Society in Japanese Evening
Mrs Apthorp hosts a highly exclusive Japanese themed tea and cakes event by the Folk Lore Society at 6 Hamilton Place. O Miyo San and Ontani San perform with dances and conjuring, while Miss Worthy to Be Looked At and Miss Mother of Pearl captivate guests. Mrs Apthorp presides at tea as flames flare and a kettle boils slowly, underscoring the festive, fashionable evening.
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Mole Chamber Concert Club
Association Hall
Jennie King Morrison
Ellen Berg
Johannes Miersch
H. Hoyer
A. Kluge
Alex Heindl
Morrison
Boston
O Miyo San
Yaye San
Ontani
Boston For Lore Society
Hamilton Place
O Yayesan
Ohtani
Kionishiki
Sedogahatake
Yoye San
Ohtani A Yan
Iraka
Ontani San
Mother of Pearl
Apthorp
E.S. Fenellosa
The
Museum of Art
Chase
Japanese Trading Company of
New York
Knight
Providence
Otis Place
Fiske
Folk Lore Society
William Otis
A. Prescott Baker
William H. Lincoln, Jr
Henry Cabot Lodge
Marble Dealers Hold Annual Meeting in New England and Provinces
The Retail and Wholesale Marble Dealers Association of New England and the Provinces met at Quincy House. They discussed Massachusetts lien laws and the need for a lobbyist, naming William G. Garman as president and J. Crennen as secretary and treasurer. Vice presidents named included John Hanna, J. E. Stanton, O. M. Wentworth, John S. Treat, C. H. Sheldon, A. T. Farnam, R. L. and S. Bryant. Next semiannual meeting set for Boston.
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William G. Garman
Manchester
N. H
J. ¥. Crennen
Peterboro
John Hanna
Newritain
Conn
J. E. Stanton
New Brunswick
O. M. Wentworth
Boston
Mass
John S. Treat
Portsmouth
State Senate OKs $300000 for World's Fair exhibit
A January 27 report from Aumany New York states the Senate finance committee will favorably report the bill to appropriate 300000 for New York State's exhibit at the World's Fair without amendments.
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Aumany
N. Y
Senate Finance Committee
After the Grippe The Grippes After Recovery Danger
Advertisement extolling Daffy Pure Malt as a safe energizing stimulant to fortify the body after grippe recovery. It claims the after effects are the real danger and promotes the whiskey as pure, time tested, and nationally recognized. It warns against deceptive claims by druggists or grocers.
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Grippe
Natu
Daffy
Mann
Chile and United States clash over diplomatic reply
A United States Chile dispute unfolds with a pending translation of a confidential dispatch, congressional action possible if the Supreme Court handles the matter, and private secretary Halford stating further correspondence will reach Congress. Stock rumors in New York mention an alleged shot at a minister, later denied, while Chilean cabinet members say Montt misled officials about progress and a Washington dispatch claimed a satisfactory settlement.
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Chile
State Department
Congress
Supreme Court
Committees of Congress
Halford
United States
Hoar
New York
Egan
Santiago
W. B. Grace & Co
Valparaiso
Gan
Evening Post
Unite States
Santiago DE Chile
Galveston
Associated Press
Senor Pedro Montt
Washington
Plans for a grand opera season in Chicago at Mechanics Building
Abbey Schoeffel and Grau unveil a major opera season to transform Mechanics Building into a grand opera house. A two week run from March 14 features twelve performances with a chorus of eighty, an orchestra of one hundred, a thirty five member military band and a fine ballet. Leading principals include Lilli Lehmann Marie Pettigiani Sofia Ravogli Albani Emma Eames Ida Klein Mathilde Bauermeister Lillian Nordica Marie Van Zandt and many more with renowned tenors, baritones and basses listed for the lineup.
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Messrs
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Harwood
Grand Opera Comany
Metropolitan Opera Case
New York
Chicago
Soprani
Mme
Lilli Lehmann
Mile
Marie Pettigiani
Sofia Ravogli
Albani
Emma Eames
Ida Klein
Mathilde Bauermeister
Lillian Nordica
Marie van Zandt
Contralti
Sofia Scalehi
Jane de Vigne
Giulia Ravogli
Tenori
Fernando Valero
Gianini Grifoni
Paul Kalisch
Victor Capoul
Roberto Vanni
Rinaldini
M. Jean de Reszke
Baritoni
Antonio Magini-Col
Dartmouth Professor Declines Stanford Offer
Rafas B. Richardson, professor of Greek at Dartmouth, after visiting California, declined Stanford University's offered position and returned to Hanover on Tuesday.
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Hanover
N. A
Rafas B. Richardson
Dartmouth
California
Stanford University
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Neste
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Suffolk A. C
WR. Forder
Hopekirk
Helen Hopekirk
Lumstead Hall
Wilhelm Heinrich
Steinert Hall
Heinrich
Annabelle Clark
Emma S. Howe
Ferruccio Busoni
Louis Kelterborn
Mole
Mme. Nordica
Mme. Sealchi
Vivian
Post Candle
Amasa Pratt
E. 8. Horton
Attleboro
Frank P. Bennett
Osborn Nickerson
Chatam
W. H. Powers
Hydeark
George W. Perkins
Henry J. Jennison
Eston
John F. Hinds
Webster
J. Lewis Austin
Taunton
J. H. Norton
F. P. Arnold
Pembroke
Andrew L. Toa
Richard Kilduff
Holyoke
R. T. Lincoln
McKinley
Thomas E. St. John
Haverhill
Malcolm E. Rideout
Cambridge
Harrison and McKinley
John Hopewell, Jr
Richard Newell
West Nwebury
William H. Carberry
William E. Meade
Salem
Mahlon R. Leonard
A. A. Lawrence
Cohasset
Charles M. Bachellor
Inn
William P. Buckley
William H. Hemenway
Shutesbury
George W. L. Meyer
Clarence G. Coburn
John R. Thayer
John W. Coveney
Gillett
Heath
W. McCall
Winchester
James A. Lakin
Westeld
James H. Mellen
Edgar E. Jordan
Windsor
John W. Adams
Springeld
Fred H. Gillett
R. F. Bonett
Concord
Robert F. Howard
Fall River
Richard A. Carter
Lawrence
Williams. Hyde
Ware
William E. Provin
Westfield
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John Simpkins
Yarmouth
F Thomas M. Carter
Williamsburg
Moriarty
Hill
Cleveland
Boies
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Palmer
Illinois
W. E. Russell
Alfred S. Roe
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Edward W. Presho
Sherman
George R. Simonds
Barre
William B. Durant
Cambree
Gresham
Rosnosky
Russell
Campbell
George Fox Tucker
New Bedfore
C. T. Jackson
Swampscott
Alger
Patrick B. Luby
Gray
Indiana
Collins
Charles Chance
B. F. Butler
John W. McAvoy
Gorman
Jank McAnally
James Otis Fallon
James O. Parker
Methuen
Richard F. McSella
Flower
John K. Lynch
Thomas J. Kelcher
William Luther
Somerset
Duess
Royal Arcanum
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Blanchard & Parrar
Halsa
Mechanic Hall
Arthur Dixwell
Tremont Et
Vince
Barnaky & G
Temple Vince
Lake Elevates
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