Independence Day Festivities Across Massachusetts Amid Rain
On the Fourth of July crowds flocked from country towns to Boston and seaside resorts. Fireworks were hurriedly discharged as rain fell after a warm day, with numerous concerts and children’s entertainments in eighteen venues. Prizes, athletic events, and parades highlighted city and town celebrations from Dedham to Concord, Hyde Park to Lynn, amid festive displays and a damp but resilient public spirit.
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Boston
Tremont Temple
Geo. L. Cheeney
Dudley Street
Boston Juvenile Opera Company
Monumental Hall
Iolanthe
Bates
Juvenile Opera Comny
Windsor Theatre
Mrs. Dixey
Warren Hall
Park Theatre
Ideal Juvenile Opera Company
Gray’s Hall
Charles T. Dolan
Wait’s Hall
Charles W. Carroll
Memorial Hall
Ladies’ Temperance Union
Boyden’s Square
William Matta
F.F. Favor
Dedham Brass Band
Clark’s Field
E. W. Chickering
W. B. Southgate
J. W. McElwie
H. A. Billings
R. B. Mackintosh
Billings
Edward Turner
J. P. Curtis
East Dedham
Dedham Centre
Dedham
F. Norris
W. F. Hargraves
J. Z. Harris
Highland Lake Grove
New York and New England Railroad Company
Hyde Park
Fire Department
Stoughton
Foxboro
Concord
Williams College Commencement Features Butler Address
Williamstown mass July 4 Gov Butler leads procession to the village church and Goodrich hall where 12 speakers, dinner, and a prize program mark commencement. Carter praises college funds and jokes, while Butler recalls Williams history and Harvard negotiations. Awards honor students in Latin Greek math history and delivery as Carter hosts a reception and plans visits with Hoyt and council.
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Williamstown
Mass
Gov. Butler
Carter
Goodrich Hall
Gov. Hoyten
Dr. Carter
Park
Andover
Tewksbury
Butler
Williams College
Commonwealth
Ephraim Williams
Colon
Hampshire County
Massachusetts
Berkshire
Oneral Court
Senate
House of Representatives
Harvard
Harvard College
Hampshire
Hoyt
Pennsylvania
Bitler
Perry
Barker
Pittsfield
Horace E. Scudder
Cambridge
Martin J. Townsend
Troy
Arthur Brooks
New York
President Garfield
F. Geller
Benedict
C. C. Cobb
Baily
B. L. Penrose
H. &. Ward
H. D. Bailey
C. Cobb
H. B. Ward
E. Man
C. <. Cobb
P. F. Bicknell
A. W. Underwood
W. P. Bradley
C .L. Goodrich
R. A. Clark
S. B. L. Penrose
T.S. Holmes, Jr
N. Gest
W. J. Foster
Graves
J. P. Hubbard, Jr
van Vechten
S. V. V. Holmes
Rice
F. M. Herrick
Rice Fund
D.S. Jerrick
H. H. Wentworth
H. P. Dewey
N. Bull
C. EF. Greenman
Emecalney
F.S. Talcott
F. B. Fallance
Williams
Charles D. Platt
Elizabeth
N. J
Samuel G. Webb
Oxford
Penn
Otis H. Adams
Barre
Curtis J. Lyons
Honolulu
William ‘. Palmer
Webster Mass
Henry Judson
N. Y
George F. Lawton
Richard A. Rice
Yale
Frederick F. Thomas
Canandaigua
Levi Seley
Lansinburg
Albert Vanderveer
Albany
Lee
Proclamation Delays US Mexico Convention One Year
In Ciudad Juarez on July 4 the celebration of the US Mexico convention postponement lasted a year. A Tivolo banquet drew about 100 attendees including Mexicans, French and Spaniards. Speeches by Minister Morgan Consul General Strother Mr Odewy and Mexican representatives followed. Congratulatory letters arrived from President Gonzalez and Governor Pernandez of the federal district.
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Mexico
United States
Morgan
Strother
Odewy
Cornell crew wins intercollegiate race at Lake George
The Cornell crew won the intercollegiate race by about seven lengths over the Pennsylvania crew, with Princeton third and Wesleyan fourth. The finishing times were Cornell 11:15, Pennsylvania 12:29, Princeton 12:40, Wesleyan 12:47. The single scull race was postponed to tomorrow at 10 o'clock due to rough water.
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Lake George
N. Y
Cornell
Pennsylvanias
Princeton
Wesleyan
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Jones Declared Elected to Congress in First District
Mosice Ala July 4 The returns from yesterday's election are incomplete but show that James Jones is elected to congress from the first district. The republican opposition was not well organized and no tickets were presented in several counties.
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Mosice
Ala
James
Jones
Multiple Fatalities and Damages Reported Across Cities
A string of accidents and incidents left several dead or injured. Eliish Donglass, 1s, in Waitsfield Vermont. James Walton Jr.'s wife killed in Fort Fairfield Maine by a breaking revolving swing. Joseph Mervill, 55, dies on an East Salisbury railroad platform fall. Samuel Abbott injures a young hired man Henry Spaulding in Chester Vermont. Bourgette, a French girl, shot non fatally in Lewiston Maine. James Rodden, 25, of Dover New Hampshire, fatally shot on Main Street Great Falls by an unknown assailant. Bethlehem Pennsylvania shut down brass foundry and mill pending non-union start. A severe thunderstorm hit Eau Claire Wisconsin causing major damage. lightning killed James Rieley in area. Morrill house and Frank Brooks struck or injured by lightning in New Hampshire. cannon discharge at Lake Gardner Massachusetts burns Hen Dearborn and W. W. Jackson. a Salisbury Point boy injured by bursting can in Hartford Vermont. dwelling struck near Norwich Vermont. Mon s and Sore oad company dispute with Southeastern Aircom leading to Montreal and Sorel Road trains halted awaiting negotiations. many lines disrupted as officers seek resolution.
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Eliish Donglass
Waitsfield
Fort Fairfield
James Walton, Jr
Joseph Mervill
Eastern Railroad
East Salisbury
Samuel Abbott
Chester
Henry Spaulding
Bourgette
Lewiston
James Rodden
Dover
N. H
Main Street
Great Falls
Bethlehem
Eau Claire
Wis
James Rieley
Edward Morrill
Frank Brooks
Harrison Twombly
Stafford
Hen Dearborn
W. W. Jackson
Lake Gardner
Mass
Salisbury Point
Hartford
J. G.chandler
Norwich
Ae Peng
Pen Aoe
Mons and
Sore Oad
Southeastern Aircom
Montreal and
Sorel Road
Irving
Pleasant Feature of the Day Concerts Across Boston
A Pleasant Feature of the Day's Entertainment Concerts in various city sections showcased prominent bands. Baldwin's Cadet Germania Higgins's Carter's City and Metropolitan bands, each with 22 members, performed under subcommittee direction. A 143‑musician consolidated band led by J. B. Claus opened on the common, amid large crowds and light rain, with J. Thomas Baldwin as musical director.
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Boston
Baldwin’s
Cadet
Germania
Higgins’s
Carter’s
J. B. Claus
J. Thomas Baldwin
St. Thomas Aquinas College
J. L. Ecker
City Band
East Boston
Carter
Jamaica Plain
Brighton
Higgins
South Boston
Metropolitan
Huge Gas Rag Explodes For Boston Fourth Of July Scene
A giant gas balloon for the Boston Fourth of July celebration exploded near the common just as filling neared completion. Aeronaut Prof. Rogers and Alderman Breed of Lynn were on site. the ascent planned for 3 PM was postponed to Saturday at 4 PM.
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Boston
Rogers
Alderman Breed
Lynn
Prof. Rogers
Fireworks Show Interfered by Heavy Shower on Fourth
A heavy thunderstorm disrupted the city fireworks display despite careful preparation by Hyde & Co. and a police detail of 100. The rain shortened the act, spoiled the city seal prop, and drenched spectators as they sheltered under umbrellas and trees along Tremont Street.
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Messrs. Hyde & Co
Tremont Street
Immense Crowds at Seaside Resorts Near Boston
Crowds flocked to Nantasket and nearby resorts with special features at Point of Pines. Arbuckle's band played multiple concerts while Punch and Judy acts, glass blowers, magicians, and outdoor games attracted visitors. Trains from Boston and Lynn were crowded. Nantasket Beach saw record attendance. Over 50,000 passengers rode the Boston and Hingham Steam Boat Company. Hotels such as Nantasket and Standish were full all day. Fireworks and hotel concerts delighted the throng of pleasure seekers.
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Boston
Point of Pines
Arbuckle
Wyman
Lynn
Nantasket Beach
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Company
Celebrations Across New England on Independence Day
Gardiner Maine hosted a firemen's tournament and boat races as thousands lined the Kennebec for a seven mile yacht start and river races. Portland saw a 50,000 strong procession with militia and historical tableaux, plus a monument dedication. Manchester New Hampshire observed with parades and regatta while Hartford Connecticut held a Sunday school parade, fire department display, and a balloon ascent that failed.
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Gardiner
Kennebec
Charles Kimball
Warren Osborne
Frank Morgan
Robert Hilton
J. Crocker
Scott Brothers
Whitehall
Geo. B. Grant
Herman Robinson
Charlies Johnson
George McLeod
John Clark
Benjamin Shaw
Charles A. Morrill
Knights Templars
Androscoggin
Topsham
Massasoit
Damaricotta
Longreach
Bath
Colby Commencement Draws Large Audience and Funds
Largely attended Colby commencement at Waterville Me featured a 10 A M program including ethics, drama, the constitution and politics. 30 graduates, prizes awarded to Hinds Barit Emerson, trustees elected, honorary degrees conferred on several ministers, and a $50 000 permanent Coburn fund plus major gifts to Houston and Hebron academies. Incoming class expected 40 to 50.
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Waterville
Colby
The
Baptist Church
W. G. Chapman
C. DB. Edmunds
C. H. Stanson
G. N. Hanson
G. W. H. Libby
A.J. Noble
G.W. Smith
H. Trowbridge
Asher Hinds
Benton
Edwin C. Barit
Walter Emerson
Oakland
C. V. Hanson
Damariscotta
E. B. Webb
Lyford
G. D. Boardman
Philadelphia
Long
Boston
Ricker
Abner Coburn
Coburn Institute
Houston Academy
Hebron Academy
Pepper
Boardman
Ideal College
Thunder Storm Hits Nashua Area Fires Cause Damage
A severe thunderstorm struck Nashua New Hampshire causing fires at Smail's block on Lowell street and damage at Amos Conant's Granite street residence. A bolt at Heroy Lezatt's North Central street home injured Mrs Lezatt and two children. A Chandler street house left a young lady insensible.
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Nashua
N. H
Smail
Lowell Street
Amos Conant
Granite Street
Heroy Lezatt
North Central Street
American Liberty and Unity Speech at Tremont Temple
The Tremont temple audience heard Rev. H B Carpenter deliver an eloquent oration on America as a land created by liberty and law. Mayor Palmer presided and Henry T Parker read the Declaration as music and prayer opened the program.
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Kremarks
Palmer
Athens
Tremont Temple
H. B. Carpenter
Wis
Auber
Boston
J. Thomas Baldwin
A. A. Miner
Olanthe
Henry T. Parker
English High School
H. Bernard Carpenter
Decennial Fourth of July Reunion of Portsmouth S D S P
Old Rivermouth celebrated the tenth reunion of the Sons and Daughters of Portsmouth with a citywide program. About 1,500 visitors from all states joined a morning parade and welcome address, followed by market square sports and a Franklin theatre program featuring multiple speakers and band selections. A grand fireworks display closed the day.
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the Sons and Daughters of
Portsmouth
Good Old City
Portsmounth
N. H
Old Rivermouth
Sons and Daughters
J. Horace Kent
Frenchmens Lane
Boston
C. C. Melcher
Southwill
Iberty Bridge
Market
Haymarket
Franklin Halls
Franklin Theatre
Home, Sweet Home
First Regiment
J. P. Bartlett, Esq
Mayor Treat
Albert Leighton
Henry C. Barnabee
C. L. Woodbury
W. G. Nowell
New York City
W. Emery, Esq
Cambridge
Mass
B.p.shelliber
E. A. Stevens
Malden
E. A. Rand
East Boston
A. P. Peabody
Market Square
Union Lacrosse Club Defeats New Yorkers in Four Game Series
The Union Lacrosse Club defeated the New York Lacrosse Club three games to one on the Boston Common in a public friendly match. Highlights include key plays by Boardman, Crosby, Davis brothers, and Archie Crosbie. Postgame festivities at Tremont House honored the winning team with medals of gold and silver, bearing the inscription 1885.
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Union Lacrosse Club
New York Lacrosse Club
Boardman
New York
Coyne
Conroy
Union
Frank Crosby
New Yorks
Johnson
Unions
Tucker
William Davis
A. Crosbie
Davis Brothers
Archie Crosbie
Flannery and
Journeay
Tremont House
Boston
Exciting Contests of the Silent Steed at Local Bicycle Races
The Wednesday event began nearly at 2:30 with amateur one mile and two mile races, professional five miles, and three and five mile amateur events. Winners included C F Haven of Boston Ramblers with a 1:45.4 time, A D Claflin of Newton, and J E Mellen and C J Young in the professional heat. Prizes ranged from 20 to 50 dollars, with prize distribution after each race.
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E. F. Leighton
P.H. Kendricken
George J. Bacon
Thomas O'Flynn
Thomas J. Emery
J. T. Dyer
F. W. Weston
W. W. Stahl
C. E. Bassett
C. F. Haven
Boston Ramblers
B. Segur
Phillips Academy Bicycle Club
A. D. Claflin
Newton
W. B. Segur
Andover
Claflin
Segur
Young
Hosmer
Mellen
Eera
Tim
H.G. Corey
Brookline Club
F. Haven
The
Ramblers
E.R. Burnham
N. B. Freese
W. W. Finley
Boston
Albert Perry
Quincy
Mr. Burnham
Perry
Freese
Finley
Burnham
Fine Set of Games in the Afternoon at South Boston
A large Fourth crowd braved heat to watch the South Boston Athletic club events on Broadway near City Point park. F. J. Fitzgibbon directed the sports with W. P. Carroll as referee and T. W. Flood J. Gorman and J. Sheridan as judges. John Galvin won the standing high jump and later the standing and broad jumps, with E. Drew and J. Walsh among top placers. The program included sprints, hops and jumps, club swinging, and a timber half mile won by Mr. Leobean in 17m 50s.
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South Boston Athletic Club
Broadway
South Boston
City Point Park
Eld Sol
F. J. Fitzgibbon
W. P. Carroll
T.W. Flood
7. Gorman
James Sheridan
J. Flynn
H. Barry
John Galvin
T. Hennessey
E. Drew
J. Galvin
Ahern
Kerwin
J. P. Neary
E. Taylor
J. Coughlin
P. Brennan
E. P. Barry
E. J. McKee
Sons of Veterans of Lynn
Ashland Athletic Club
Athletic Club of
Lynn
Ashland
South Boston Athletics
Lynn Club
City Point
Leobean
Temperance Festival at Silver Lake and Lake Walden
A large temperance gathering detailed a Fourth of July celebration at Silver Lake with 400 children, music by Stetson’s band, an address by Mrs. Barton, and remarks by Rev. H W Bolton D D. Temperance activities continued at Lake Walden with Rev. E F Potter, Gen John L Swift, and Rev J W Hamilton among others drawing thousands. A Boston Woman’s Christian Temperance rally on the common featured speeches, poems, and music to bolster the cause.
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Silver Lake Grove
Tremont Temple
W. H. Colcord
Robinson
J. A. Tilton
McCurdy
McDonald
McKissick
Howard
Geer
Leonard
Millie Chrimes
Bessie Gilbert
S. Louise Barton
Albert L. Knowlton
H. W. Bolton
Commonwealth
Republic
Alcohol
Rossini
F. M. Ellis
D. D
Barton
Jubilee Singers
E. F. Potter
John L Swift
John L. Swift
Marlboro
J. W. Hamilton
T. DeWitt Talmage
America
Ireland
England
Europe
Russia
Emperor
Austria
Queen Victoria
St. James’s Palace
Wilhelm
Duke of Devonshire
Derby
Duke of Richmond
Gordon Castle
Marquis of Breadlebane
Duke of Sutherland
Scotland
Asia
Boston Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Old Elm
Drs. Mallalieu
Piumb
Webb
Messrs
Waldron
Hill
EB. W. Bliss
Mr. Davis
Pr. Chenery
Francis Livermore
Hayes
Jones
Hawkins
Pearson
J. Cone
Breth
Ford
Sainsbury
Pope
Cone
Welshman Samson Halette Dies in Springfield Rumor of Foul Play
Samson Halette of Wales died suddenly in Springfield on Monday amid suspicions of foul play. He had not been in good company recently and had drawn about 900 in pension money which is now nearly depleted.
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Springfield
Mass
Samson Halette
Wales
Bowen's Fourth of July Celebration at Woodstock
Henry C Bowen hosts a large 4th of July event at Roseland Park Woodstock drawing ex President Hayes and notable guests from New York and New England. Speeches rail at national education funding and Reconstruction as John T Waitt presides, with a Whittier poem read to close the day.
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Weepstock
Conn
Henry C. Bowen
New York
Hayes
Senator Platt
Bishop Coxe
Putnam
Woodstock
Putram
Putnam Catholic Church
Bowen
Mrs. Hayes
Platt
Waitt
Connecticut
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Blair
New Hampshire
John B. Gough
J. M. Allen
Hartford
H. E. P. Attleberry
Kingley Twining
William Hayes Ward
Miles Standish
Roseland Park
John T. Waitt
Hayes Ward
Senator Hawley
BR. B. Hayes
Anj
Fathers of the Republic
Hagee
Washington
Jefferson
John Adams
Franklin
South
Woolsey Bacon
Norwich
Bacon
Yale College
Nelson W. Aldrich
New England
A. Cleveland Coxe
Buffalo
Peem
John Greenleaf Whittier
Centennial meeting of the Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
The centennial gathering at Parker House elected officers for the year led by President Samuel C. Cobb. New members Alfred E. Smith Henry K. Sikes Col Lewis C hunt. The day featured dinners toasts and historical addresses on Washington and the Cincinnati Society’s origins and purpose. The address traced the society to 1783 and highlighted its role in supporting veterans and promoting patriotism and public service.
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Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
Parker House
Samuel C. Cobb
Clas. D. Hamans
Francis W. Patfrey
Winslow Warren
Gamaliel Bradford
David G. Baskins, Jr
William Perkins
5. K. Lothrop
Edward $. Moseley
William Raymond Lee
Benjamin A. Gould
Henry J. Hunt
J. Huntington Wolcott
Charles W. Storey
Benjamin H. Greene
Alexander Williams
Benjamin Lincoln
J. Collins Warren
M.bb
Alfred E. Smith
Brownville
N. Y
Henry K. Sikes
Peoria
Col
Lewis C. Hunt
U.S. A
Washington
Columbia
Cobb
Society of the Cincinnati
Henry Knox
The
Cincinnati
West Point
Baron Steuben
Gen. Steuben
Knox
Maj. L’enfant
England
Massachusetts
United States
Commonwealth
William 4. Prescott
Dona Cc. Warren
Daniel Webster
Shay
Union
Marseillaise
S. K. Lothrop
Army
James G. Vose
Providence
Plymouth Rock
America
Gamaliel Bradford, Esq
Our Brethren
D. G. Haskins, Jr
Habeas corpus argument in Amero murder case ends
Halifax N S July 4 The habeas corpus hearing for Roger Amero charged with the Watertown Mass murder concluded in the supreme court with Harrington for the prisoner asserting the warrant's defect and lack of corpus delicti while Graham for the United States urged supporting cases The court reserved judgment likely to be delivered on Saturday the 4th inst when the court adjourned
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Halifax
N. O
Roger Amero
Carlton
Watertown
Mass
Supreme Court
Harrington
Queen's Counsel
County Court
Graham
United States
Rufes C Marsh Dies in Park Square After Illness
Rufes C Marsh longtime superintendent of hacks collapsed while at work on the common Wednesday afternoon and died at Dr Bush's home at Park Square. Born 1813, he was 70. Marsh served as hacks superintendent since the office's founding about 20 years ago after a prior police patrolman career. Funeral likely next Sunday.
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Rufes C. Marsh
Dr. Bush
Park Square
Mr. Marsh
Sundar
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