Picnic profits near five thousand for St Marys Infant Asylum
The net profits of the Forest Garden picnic held Thursday in aid of St Marys Infant Asylum totaled about 5000 dollars. William W. Jackson Jr. gave a Fourth of July ovation at Revere Beach to a very large audience Sunday afternoon. Rev J W Hamilton declined the title of doctor of divinity from Baker University. William Gaston Mrs Gaston and P A Collins were aboard the Cunard steamer Parthia sailing to Liverpool on Saturday. Jo Haworth of the Boston Museum Company played Bertuccio in Cleveland, gaining noted success.
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St. Mary’s Infant Asylum
William W. Jackson, Jr
Revere Beach
J. W. Hamilton
Baker University of
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Gaston
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Cunard
Parthia
Liverpool
Jo. Haworth
Boston Museum Company
Cleveland
Ohio
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Ireland
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Sarah Mason
Walnut Avenue
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Robinson and Houghton
Albert Simpson
Jew al
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Knox
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Snell
Otis Street
East Cambridge
George Sibley
Sarah Newmarch
Bradford Street
Washington
Union Park
Martin Zimmermann
Albany Street
Ritter
Station Nine
William McGlone
McGlone
James O’flora
Federal Street
Evening Concerts and Festivities Across the Area
A schedule of open air concerts, regattas, fairs and speeches across Boston area including the Boston and Germania Bands at the Common, Jamaica Plain and East Boston, with a Republican grove meeting at Silver Lake Plympton and multiple local entertainments. Public events feature Rev A A Miner and Rev C A Bartel on abstinence debate, Dedham Boat Club regatta, Lynn Salem and Chelsea programs, fireworks, and various band performances.
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E. M. Bagley
Walter Emerson
Thomas W. Henry
George W. Stewart
Germania Band
S6rown’s Brigade
Jamaica Plain
Carter
East Boston
Silver Lake Grove
Plympton
Long
Senator Dawes
N. P. Banks
Judson Kilpatrick
B. W. Harris
W. W. Crapo
Abington Brass Band
Lake Waldengrove
A. A. Miner
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South Weymouth Fair Grounds
the Willows
Salem
North River
Lynn
Federal Square
Goldfish Pond
Flax Pond
Washington Square
Essex County
Music Hall
Raymond Sportsman Club
Bellevue Range
Medford
Natick Sportsmen
Cochituate Club
Naticks
Medford and Wakefield Rifle Teams In Wakefield Match
Saturday contest at Wakefield pitted eight shooters from Medford and Wakefield rifle associations. Medford fielded a strong team while Wakefield underperformed. After perfect shooting conditions, players and supporters gathered at Richardson Light Guards armory for sapper and speeches. Final scores show Medford totaling 1,000 points with individual marks listed for several shooters.
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Rifle team scores and target match at Claflin Guard
The Walnut Hill rifle competition draws large crowds with high scores by E F Richards J Nichols Henry Goodsell W O Hallock and others. The Claflin Guard holds its semi annual target match at Newtonville range with top prizes of medals and cups and names M C Laffle Isaac Farwell Jr Geo B Clark and A L Gerauld among top shooters. The Dorchester Yacht Club reports a healthy treasury and regatta plans with three new members and the Fleur de Lis and Nellie G in the fleet.
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E. F. Richardsor
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Benthoss Egvesentes Bee
Henry Goodsell
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W. O. Hallock
John H. Bardow
Simeon Backus
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Dorchester Yacht Club
G. King
Dudley Hall
Fleur de Lis
Nellie G
Industrial rooms aid poor in North Bennett street plan
The Associated Charities report progress in Ward Six with new industrial rooms at 39 North Bennett Street formerly a sailor's home. Programs include a work room, laundry, cooking school, clothing making, a nursery, and a boys workshop. About 170 families are visited. $200 more is needed for laundry.
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Associated Charities
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East Boston
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Charity Building
Inscriptions on Pedestal Panels Not Altered
A Boston pedestal facing inscriptions from 1830 honoring Samuel Adams and others was left intact after Miss Whitney urged removing the lines praising a governor. Officials estimated $300 and up to ten days would be needed to modify, but the decision was to retain the inscriptions. The pedestal sits on Quincy granite with a ten foot height and a discovered forty foot well during foundation work.
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Samuel Adams
Boston
Jonathan Phillips
Whitney
New York
Address by Judge Russell on The Old Colony in 1776
Judge Thomas Russell spoke at the Young Men's Christian Union on Independence Day about Plymouth Colony's role in the Revolution. He cited communities from Barnstable to Pembroke and Kingston, praising local patriots and illustrating how towns aided the cause with courage and independence.
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Forest Garden Outdoor Shows Offer Humpty Yumpty Tableau
The Spanish Students and Humpty Yumpty Troupe entertain Forest Garden patrons this week with James S. Maffit's romantic tableaux The Comanches on the lawn amid natural scenery. A grand matinee is set for 4 PM today and a large audience is expected.
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Democrats raise flag and form Charlestown club
Democrats of Charlestown celebrated by raising a Hancock and English flag in City Hall square and forming a three ward club at Mystic Hall with Nahum Chanin elected chairman and Samuel Harris secretary. Committees were named to nominate officers next Saturday. The Republican State Committee met to set a State Convention date and banquet plans. A Nahant flag raising was postponed and music planned. A hearing on the South Framingham National Bank petition to refuse business proceeded with bank officers denying the alleged illegalities. The hearing adjourned to July 10.
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National Bank
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Dorchester Meeting House Hill Concert by Brown’s Brigade Band
July 6 at 7:30 pm on Meeting House Hill. Brown’s Brigade Band programs a varied 10 piece set including overture Lizzie Carmen serenade Halloa Halloa and a grand medley Potpourri The program features cornet solos by H C Brown and W R Johnson a baritone solo by Mr Charles K Graff and a final Jingoes medley conducted by Mr H C Brown
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Eugene H. Hatch
Robert D. Smith, Esq
George L. Cheeney
Clara Upham
Frank Hayden
F. T. Schmeiser
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Marion G. Osgood
Thomas Mullaly
James W. Cheeney
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Ryerson
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Hancock School
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Cabot Street
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IT. P. Ryder
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South Boston
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Susie Hartford
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Harmon
Gray’s Hall
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Lyceum Hall
Fillebrown
Emerson School House
Prescott Street
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Lyceum
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George T. Tilden
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Neponset
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Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Prof. Obrey
Westerley Hall
West Roxbury
Dorchester
Brown’s Brigade
Herwarth
Aliow
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Hartmann
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Galop
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Charles KE. Graff
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Empire State Excursion to Isles of Shoals Delights Crowd
Capt Phillips led the commodions and the steamer Empire State on a Sunday trip to the Isles of Shoals. Hundreds enjoyed smooth seas, scenic views, music, and singing in the ladies lounge. the crowd behaved as a social party. The ship plans another Shoals run today and a Provincetown trip tomorrow.
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Boston physician Dr Coit dies at 74 in Norwich Connecticut
Former Boston physician Dr Coit, a Norwich native aged 74, died July 2 at his sister's home in Norwich Conn. He studied at Yale 1825 and Jefferson College 1828, built a large Boston practice over almost 50 years, left 100000 to Yale in his will, had no surviving family, and helped found Mount Vernon Church after leaving Old South.
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Diploma Scholars Festival at Music Hall With Floral Spectacle
The annual festival of diploma scholars from the city high and grammar schools unfolded at Music Hall before a large audience. Flowers dominated the stage with a 15 foot high bouquet pyramid behind the Mayor and benches of blooms along the sides. Mayor Prince and Chas. H. Reed delivered speeches, urging graduates to pursue hard work and lifelong learning, then flowers were distributed amid refreshments and music by the Cadet Band.
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Norton Bros
Dee & Doyle
Prince
Boston Public Schools
Dooling
Leverett M. Chase
Dudley School
Portrait of Gen Hancock Portrait by Bufford’s Sons
The elegant portrait of Gen. Hancock, Democratic presidential candidate, attracts attention in the Post counting room windows. It is the work of J. H. Bufford's Sons and adds to their long list of portraits and lithographs.
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Concord census shows gains in New Hampshire count
Census figures for Concord New Hampshire reveal a net population increase of 1609 since the previous counts. The report lists residents from multiple towns and notes several crime and accident incidents across New England including thefts drownings robberies and altercations.
Reunion and clam bake of old brigade at Rocky Point
A reunion and clam bake for the brigade once commanded by Gen Thomas S Stevenson and attached to Gen Wes Sells Eighteenth Corps division will be held at Rocky Point Rhode Island on Friday July 30. Invitations are extended to all old comrades with contact details provided for missing addresses. Separately the Charlestown Artillery Veteran Association will hold its sixth annual reunion at Nahant on July 21. Gen Sutton awards a gold medal to Company F Ninth Infantry of Lawrence for annual drill competition. Capt Dolan plans to invite the Sixty ninth New York officers to visit Lawrence during their Boston trip and will arrange drills.
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