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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1884

Page

3

Financial market quotes from London on July 4

London financial desks report United States bond prices with 4 percent issues at 12215, 4148, 114. Atlantic and Great Western firsts 35, seconds 814. Erie 14 percent, second consols 561 percent. New York Central 107, Hillinois Central 124, Pennsylvania 564 percent. Philadelphia and Reading 14 percent. Mexican ordinary 3914. Canadian Pacific 4615. Milwaukee and St Paul common 715.

London United States Atlantic Great Western Erie New York Central Pennsylvania Philadelphia Reading Canadian Pacific Milwaukee and St Paul

Gaudaur Wins the Professional Boat Races on Jamaica Pond

Gaudaur wins the professional single seals and working-boat races on Jamaica Pond with $1375 in prizes. The event, held on the Charles river area with judges led by Henry Parkman, featured Ham and McKay in key finishes, Hamm being disqualified for interference while Gaudaur impressed with steady speed and tactics.

Gaudaur Jamaica Pond Lynn Charles River Malcolm S. Greenough Andrew J. Hall James A. Murphy Edwin F. Leighton Robert Donnelly James E. Fitzgerald John W. Fraser Herbert L. Harding William J. Reagan Henry Parkman T. C. Butler Robert C. Murray James P. Splaine Jacob Gaudaur Jeremiah Casey Albert Hamm Nicholas Layburger John McKay George H. Hosmer P. J. McInery Samuel H. Langley John Casey James T. Morris Hamm McKay Hosmer McInery Morris Mr. Wise Meinery Cocersesseessone Soe

Woodman Crew Wins Regatta At Jamaica Pond

The Jamaica boat club regatta at Jamaica pond drew large crowds as Liberal prizes attracted top local oarsmen. The Woodman crew won the four oared race by five lengths, with Conney taking the senior single scull on a tight finish ahead of Fox. Powers and Dean won the one mile four oared event, Haley claimed the junior single, and a 100 yard title race closed the day amid excitement.

Woodman Conley Dean Powers Jamaica Pond Boston C A Pratt Frank W. Holmes Edward W. Brewer Thomas B. Horgan A. R. McKim T. B. Ticknor Fred. F. Alley Pond Street Perkins Street Ager Jamaica Boat Club W. F. Conney Shawmut James P. Fox Boat Club W. S. Dean J. Powers R. W. A. Scott A. H. Smith J. Haley

Lynn regatta yields mixed results on smooth two mile course

One of Lynn's top rowing events on a two mile stretch produced multiple prize races. John Buckley and Martin Lyons won the single scull pro event, while the amateur four oared race awarded medals to Neptune and Farragut crews. Kirwan and Moran triumphed in junior singles, and West Lynns won the four oared working boat after a dead heat and a rematch with a 15 25 time.

Lynn Martin Lyons J. W T. Buckley T. J. Boyce John Buckley Thomas Joyce Neptune Farragut E. Moran R. A. Kirwan Thomas Tully M. J. Laffey Kirwan Moran West Lynn Parragut West Lynns

Fuller’s Vision in Fuller Works by Sidney Dickinson

The Bay State Monthly June issue presents Sidney Dickinson’s essay on George Fuller, praising its exposition over criticism. It highlights Fuller as uniquely American in thought and practice, detailing his self-reliant method, isolation at Deerfield, and the harmony of idea over technique, with a focus on his pursuit of universal truth through art.

Bay State Monthly George Fuller Sidney Dickinson Boston Journal Fuller Mr. Dickinson Stuart Copley Benjamin West Allston England Italy Flanders Hunt Paris Europe Dickinson Deerfield

Celebration of Roxbury Artillery Centennial in West Roxbury Park

A detailed account of the Fourth of July centennial celebration for Roxbury artillery, now Roxbury city guards, held in West Roxbury park. The event featured a dawn parade along Washington and Roxbury streets, a large dinner for 2000, historical odes, speeches by Hon. William Gaston and others, and evening fireworks, with decorations and tributes to the unit’s lineage from 1784 through its modern form.

Old Roxbury Rexbury Boston Roxbury Eliot Square Bartlett Street Lambert Avenue Roxbury Street Dudley Street Warren Street Blue Hill Avenue West Roxbury Park I. S. Burrell Col S. A. Bolster Meyrelle J. P. Gragg First Battalion Light Artillery A. W. Gordon Dr. Nichols Gen. Warren Bunker Hill 8. C. Cobb The Home Journal West Roxbury Corriers Roxbury Artillery Roxbury City Guards Williamsburg Glendale Galveston Fredericksburg Chancellorsville Gettysburg Wilderness J. P. Jordan Veteran Association Wm. Gaston Gaston Roxbury Guard William H. Sayward United States Arthur Worthington Commonwealth of Massachusetts Ames H. T. Rockwell Martin Alderman Curtis Capt Gardner Gen. Burrell Col. Hovey L. Foster Morse A. H. Plumb Albert Palmer A. M. Dudley C. Cobb

Mammoth Temperance Gathering Adresses by Hon BR G Horr

A Lake Walden temperance meeting draws crowds from trains and communities. The program features Miss Carrie E Hall readings Sam Lucas and Walker's quartette, with Rev E S Potter opening and Hon Roswell G Harr of Michigan speaking on politics and temperance. Mrs Livermore criticizes both parties while Gen Samuel F Cary delivers a rousing temperance speech.

BR. G. Horr Lake Walden American Watch Company Waltham Carrie E. Hall Sam Lucas Walker Quartette Jubilee Singers Mrs. Livermore Miss Hale Emily L. McLaughlin Mr. Harr Blaine

Boston Home Reports Low Infant Mortality From Food

The report states infants can be weaned with reduced effort and kept free of expense for a year except for clothing. All beds are occupied and the home remains open year round with lower mortality than other facilities. In four years there has been no cholera infantum when fed with their Food and no deaths when treated with Liquid Food by a physician. Admitted age is three weeks.

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Mary T. Age At Admission At Five Months

Mary T. was admitted at five months in feeble condition with developing bronchitis. She remained severely ill for weeks, then yielded to treatment with liquid food drops. Two weeks later coughing persisted, but by seven months she improved greatly with good appetite and minimal coughing, taking liquid food at feeds. Physically equal to any baby at the fair.

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