Home Market Club Posts Change in Secretary Role
Springfield dispatch reports the Home Market Club plans to replace secretary Radclyffe after the campaign. Directors cite misalignment with their direction and seek a leader to uphold protectionist aims, while Radclyffe is praised for his energy and compensated. Colonel Albert Clarke emerges as rival secretary candidate with a Republican, protectionist background.
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Edale
Henry Robert S. Gray
Olden
Palmer
Then
Oxford
M. Brockton
Simeon Byfer
Charles A. Stott
Dresser
Leominster
Nh. Webster
J. A. Woodbury
Hop
L. T. Jetts
Hudson
Robert Ur. Biddeford
Robert Dobson
Eld
L. Anapeson
Bkowhegan
Magher
Orthassalboro
Fe “Iton
Charles K. Gibbs
Brighton
John RK
Pollock
Guilford
William R. Woot
Portland
Thomas Walker
Warren Me
H. L. Pratt
Lewiston
H. P. Cafland
Biddetrd
BE. M. Goodil
Sanford
Herbert Bailey
Claremont de H
C. H. Sawyer
Dover
N. H
P. C. Cheney
Manchester
Ford
E. Jenckes
Pawtucket
R. L
H. A. Stearns
R. I
B. Metcalf
George M. Harmon
New Haven
Conn
N. D. Sperry
L. M. Hubbard
Wallingford
N. Shelton
Birmingham
D. Sayles
Mechanicsville
Henry R. Parrott
Bridgeport
H. C._Nobie
New Britain
Jacobs
Danielsville
William N. Blackstone
Norwich
W. E. Parker
Lawrence
Albert Clarke
Radclyfte
Bedford Street
Rad
Zost
Eben
Draper
Radclyffe
Hopedale
Post
Merrick
Radely
Leeson
Mr. Lewis
Qet
Amasa Clarke
Wool Commission
Brown, Steese & Clarke
Club
Mr. Clarke
Clarke
Mr. Radclyffe
Liam Power Wilson
Home Market Club
Springfield
Vermont
Boston
Boston Sunday Times
Daily Advertiser
Boston & Lowell Railroad Comy
Rutland, Vt
Rutland Herald
Kindergarten for the Blind Endowment Receives Large Subscriptions
The Kindergarten for the Blind reports receipts from April 20 to June 25, 1859 totaling 81,982 21 with 79,591 76 previously acknowledged, plus annual subscriptions of 244 15 from the Ladies Auxiliary Aid Society and other donors including Edward Jackson as treasurer, Miss Anna Ward, Trinity Church, and multiple named supporters. The list includes numerous amounts and names from Cambridge Malden Boston Dedham and beyond.
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Edward Jackson
Henry L. Bowditch
H. Louisa Brown
M. E. Comey
Cambridge
KE. J. Crushing
A. Devens
Thomas Doliber
William Durant
William Endicott, Jr
Fannie M. Faulkner
E. EK. V. Field
Milton
F. K. Marshall
J. H. Meredith
George R. Minot
M. Abbie Newell
J. KR. Noyes
Jennie A. Partridge
New_York
W.A. Peabody
EF. R. Pritchard
Chauncy Hall
Anna A. Ward
C. R
Hannah L. Rantoul
Beverly
John Ritchie
George Sampson
Robert Swan
the Unitarian Church
Dedham
Lucy A. Symonds
Trinity Church
T. White
H. M. Winslow
E. S. Wood
Concord
Ladies’ Auxiliary Aid Society
John L. Gardner
Henry Callender
J. T. Coolidge
M. M. Cunniff
N. M. Field
Monson
Richard Goodman
Lenox
M. FE
J. Malcom Forbes
The
First Church
D. D. ‘Tappan
Topsfield
Mary Whitehead
Charlestown
Sears attaches Goodyear Rubber Boot Company for 10000
A Providence despatch reports Sears Commercial Company has placed an attachment on the Goodyear Rubber Boot and Shoe Company for 10000. Sears is the largest creditor. J A Haynes & Co of Lebanon Tennessee has assigned liabilities of 23000 and assets of 45000.
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Providence
Sears Commercial Company
Goodyear Rubber Boot and Shoe Company
Sears Company
J. A. Haynes & Co
Lebanon
Tenn
Glimpses of London Life at Macbeth Night in Lyceum
London life and theatre are framed by a bus ride over the city, with views of street life, British restraint, and the Yankee observer. The piece praises Miss Terry as Lady Macbeth, Mr Irving, Hawes Craven sets, and Sullivan music while noting crowd reactions to Macbeth and the era’s ads and society notes.
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London
Eatre
Niagara Falls
Allerga
Jack Sheppard
Dr. Johnson
Helen
John Bull
Times
London Daily Organ
St. George
Galute
Yorktown
Vandyeck
Reynolds
Millais
Gamin
Guildhall
Trafalgar Square
Holborn
Belgravia
Hawthorne
Macbeth
Lyceum
Boston
Terry
Lady Macbeth
Arthur Sullivan
Shakspere
Ladie
Videlicet
Mr. Alexander
Bonnie Macduff
Reginald Robinson
Molony
Edmund Burke
Louise Imogen Guir
Controversial notes on Beacon street mall trees and forestry
A writer laments city tree management at the Beacon street mall and Public Garden, recounting past plantings from 1848 to 1850, criticizes foresters for pruning and cutting roots, and recalls a mayoral incident where a tree was felled to improve a street vista. He contrasts civic pride with what he sees as reckless destruction.
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Mr. Taverner
Veredo Hibernica
Beacon Street
Spruce Street
Beacon Street Mall
Somerset Club
Walnut Street
Boylston Street
Soulston Street
French
Guild
Arlington Street
America
Firemen On Stage At Theatres Enforce Safety Rule
Fire commissioners order a permanent fire department presence on stage at every performance. A half hour before shows begin and after they end, firemen must stay near the stage, ready to act, prevent panic, and ensure all is secure from fire. Hose Companies 10 and 17 are made permanent with officers and men assigned. Names listed for Hose 10, Washington Village and Hose 12, Fourth Street area.
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Permanent Fire Department
Washington Village
EF. Molloy
T. C. Twiss
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Rane
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Kindergarten
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Frenchman’s Bay
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Boston Post
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Massachlu
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Sait
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State Street
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the Legion Post
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Someville
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Elaire
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Path of
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Jonathan Cobb
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Joan W. McKim, Esquire
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Charles B. Perkins
Ellen Rk. Gilman
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Hiram Plummusk
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Saia County
Hwarrioty L. Partlett
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William B. Drake
Martha A. Goodey
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Freeman Allen
William Misot
William P Kuiin
Ckim
Joan W. X
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Myer Sondheim
Israel M. Schloss
Petiti
Ida Sondile
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Tekamah
Nebraska
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Aura M. Smith
Bertram Kk. Smith
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Fredc
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