Ex-Mayor Cobb Heads Centennial Meeting of the Cincinnati
The Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati met at the Hotel Brunswick, electing officers led by Ex-Mayor Cobb. A banquet featured toasts on Washington and the army and navy, with remarks on the centennial federal union and the society’s history, finances, and members.
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Cobb
Federal Union
Park Holland
Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
Hotel Brunswick
8. C. Cobb
Winslow Warren
Francis W. Palfrey
David G. Haskins
Gamaliel Bradford
W. F. Jones
Edward 8
Moseley
Charles W. Storey
Alexander Williams
William Raymond
Benjamin Apthorp Gould
J. Huntington Wolcott
Benjamin Lincoln
J. Collins Warren
J. G. Vose
Charles A. Bell
Thornton K. Lothrop
John Homans
James Means Mason
Portland
John Bryant
Boston
Kirk D. Pierce
Hillsboro
N. H
Franklin Pierce
H. W. Nelson
Geneva
N. Y
F. A. Whitwell
W. K. Richardson
George F. Greene
Cooper
U.S.N
Edward J. Phelps
Washington
Richard Briggs
Wedgewood
London
William Everett
Simon W. Griffin
Keene, N. H
Massachusetts
The
Loyal Legion
United States
Brothers of the Cincinnati
General Society of the Cincinnati
New York
Invitaton
Cincinnati
Lawyers’ Club
St. Paul’s Church
William Stevens Perry
Iowa
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
Charleston
Radclyffe Salary Cut Sparks Home Market Club Debate
Revealed in the Post details the clash between secretary Herbert Radclyffe and the Home Market Club board. Directors Leeson and Lewis push for his retirement amid salary cuts from 5000 to 3000, while Radclyffe resists. Reports note club leaders did much work during the campaign and imply likely reelection failure for Radclyffe.
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Home Market Club
Post
Herbert Radclyffe
Radclyffe
Messrs
J. R. Leeson
Weston Lewis
Boston
Lewis
Mr. Radclyffe
Prescott House
Lynn
Directory of the Home Market Club
Radclyfte
Radclytte
Trade scheme aims to open Central American market
A Boston led move by shoe and leather merchants forms the Central American Trade Association to create a central depot in Central America, reduce freight and import duties, and ease payments. Key supporters include Charles H. Hull, Brown of J. H. Lane & Co., F. E. Emery, and William Quirin. D. F. Murphy led the Central America tour and will speak at the next meeting.
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New England
Central
South America
West Indies
D. F. Murphy
Central America
Central American Trade Association
Boston Tavern
Murphy
Charles H. Hull
Mr. Brown
J. H. Lane & Co
New York
F. E. Emery
William Quirin
Couple from Crescent Beach Wed Marriage in Crescent Beach
Mr. Charles Holland of Crescent Beach and Miss Ada M. Walton of Beachmont were married at the groom's residence Wednesday evening by Rev. Thomas De Gruchy. After a trip to Ipswich the couple will reside at Crescent Beach.
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Charles Holland
Crescent Beach
Ada M. Walton
Beachmont
Thomas de Gruchy
Ipswich
Assignee Sale Offers Deep Reductions on Goods
Swan Basford and Co mark down stock at 78 and 80 Washington street to phenom enally low prices. Carpets furniture and rugs available as they realize stock within thirty days.
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Swan, Basford & Co
Washington Street
Teemer Wins the Most Exciting Jamaica Pond Race
The Fourth of July regatta on the Charles River drew about 5000 spectators on Beacon Street plus crowding at the Union boathouse. John Teemer won the pro single scull with a dramatic late surge over McKay and Ten Eyck after rough water and rain, earning $200 while McKay took $50. Other races included local pros Conley and Casey, amateur fours, junior singles, an eight, and canoes with Jamaica Club entrants.
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Charles River
Beacon Street
Union Boathouse
Buckley
Union Shoat Club
Fred Plaisted
Kennedy
McKay
Ten Eyck
Conly
Teemer
McKeesport
Plaisted
Kennedy S
Harvard Bridge
Dartmouth Street
John Teemer
Ten Eyes
W. F. Conley
J. J. Casey
D. J. Murphy
J. M. Casey
Conley
Murphy
West Ends
Bradfords
Everetts
Coleman
Centrals
Parthon
Lynch
Randall
Flannigan
Bradford
Shawmuts
Crescents
Cambridge
Ebradfords
Yeemer
Hosmer
Breen
Donovan
Casey-Conley
Fitzpatrick
Jamaica Plain Boat Club Regatta at Jamaica Pond
The annual regatta on Jamaica Pond drew about 2500 spectators as the Jamaica Plain Jamaicas beat the Bradfords in the four oared race by two lengths. Bradfords time 10m 11s, Jamaicas 10m 30s. Carter's Band provided music and prizes were four gold medals. In the senior single sculls, J P Neal of the Bradfords led early before Don Murphy of the Shawmuts took command.
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Jamaica Plain Boat Club
Boston
Jamaica Pond
Carter
Bradfords
Jamaicas
Jamaica Plain
Skelton
McPhee
Murray
Brogan
J. P. Neal
Bradford
Don Murphy
Shawmuts
Murphy
Boat Races At Dedham On The Charles River
Under Dedham Boat Club auspices, three Charles River races yesterday forenoon covered a half mile upriver and back. Canoes were won by Blues Arthur Worthington and Fred French in 9 minutes a length and a half. Tule race claimed John Carey first for a $1 prize. Working boats saw Blues James Humphrey and Fred French defeat Maroons Arthur Worthington and Albert Hale. Referee was Charles E Conant with J H Lathrop and Charles E Conant on the committee.
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Dedham
Dedham Boat Club
Charles River
Ames Street
Arthur Worthington
Fred French
John Carey
James Humphrey
Albert Hale
Blues
Charles E. Conant
J. H. Lathrop
Boston Canoe Events Scrapped By Wind and Rain
Winds and rain swept yesterday afternoon in Boston forcing the postponement of canoe races. City Point saw a Puritans cup race abandoned while a later date will be announced. Winchester's Shu shugah Canoe Club also canceled Mystic Lake events. South Boston Canoe Club plans an annual regatta next Saturday with sailing and paddling events for 1889 club cups.
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Boston
City Point
Shu-shugah Canoe Club
Winchester
Mystic Lake
South
Sons of Martha's Vineyard hold July 4 pilgrimage in Edgartown
About 125 Sons of Martha's Vineyard traveled from Boston to Edgartown for the island’s July 4 celebration. A procession to Starbuck's Neck featured local dignitaries, with speeches by J N Pierce and Rev BD Stevens. Toasts and music preceded a reception at Edgartown Hall and fireworks at Revenue Hill. over 2000 people attended.
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Edgartown
Sons of Martha’s Vineyard
Boston
Thomas
Starbuck
G. M. Dunham
W. A. Morse
Soston
Charles Strahan
Cottage City
David Mayhew
Tisbury
Berith J. Hillman
Chilmark
Thomas Luce
Manchester
N.H
W. G. Crosty
Mrs
Suspicious death at Danvers shocks town
Danvers July 4 Sarah wife of Henry Collins was found dead at her Hobart street home at noon. Medical Examiner Osborne of Peabody held an examination and thought strangulation caused the death. He ordered the husband’s arrest though not believed to be a deliberate act. Osborne to render a verdict tomorrow.
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Danvers
Sarah
Henry Collins
Hobart Street
Osborne of
Peabody
Osborne
Fruit Market Schedules at Horatio Harris and Snow & Co
Today listings show Horatio Harris & Co. at 10 a m and Snow & Co. at 11 a m for fruit sales with exchange of goods and arrivals noted in the program.
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Horatio Harris & Co
Fruit—Snow & Co
Wedding Announcements From Medford to Chelsea
In Medford and surrounding cities several marriages are recorded. Henry E. Baker weds Carrie McCormack in Medford. Alfred Ernest Campbell ties with Bessie Willis in Chelsea. James E F Cuthbertson marries Carrie L Stone in Revere. Henry H Haynes weds M Frances Cushing in Derry New Hampshire. Magnus E Nelson weds Catherine Schreiner in the city. Gustave Schneider weds Myrta E Alexander in the city. John Stephens weds Eliza Turner in Lynn. John M Stockman weds Miss E K Blanchard in Chelsea.
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Haynes—Cushing
Derry
N. H
William W. Niles
J.D
Concord
Henry H. Haynes
Cambridge
Mass
M. Frances
Christopher Cushing
D.D
Nelson—Schreiner
William H. Munroe
Magnus E. Nelson
Catherine Schreiner
Schneider
Alexander
William G. Babcock
C. Gustave Schneider
Myrta E. Alexander
Stephens—Turner
Nelson B. Jones, Jr
John Stephens
Lynn
Eliza Turner
Boston
Stockman—Blanchard
Chelsea
Obituary notices from multiple towns dated July 1–3
Death notices from Charlestown Dorchester Boston Highlands and other cities list Mary Jane Armstrong William R Baker Margaret Begley Bridget E Connors John Curley Jeremiah J Dacey John L N Dexter Mary J Middleton Sylvester M Poland William M Rand Walter N Town Burnham S White Joshua Washburn across SAARAe Somerville Woburn Andover Auburndale dated July 1 2 and 3. Ages range from 23 to 87 with several widowed or beloved relatives.
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wHithk
Andover
Burnham S. White
Washburn
Auburndale
Joshua Washburn
Lake Town’s SPCA Agent Praises Dr Carroll Treatment
William Mitchell, state SPCA agent in Lake Town area, recounts severe stomach catarrh relief after consulting Dr J G Carroll at 175 Tremont Street. He endured dull pain, gas, slimy morning taste, headaches, oppressive feelings, belching urges, and low spirits before reporting, One month after treatment he was well. He now recommends the doctor to friends.
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Pr. Carroll
Lake
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
William Mitchell
Henry Bergh
Mitchell
Calumet Avenue
Chicago
J. G. Carroll
Evans House
Tremont St
Boston
Carroll
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Detroit
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John Johnston
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Francis Greene
Greene
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Seth Drew
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Mate
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Bestwick
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Shawmut Club
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C. H. Inshlee
G. H. Smith
Messrs. Miller
W. H. Young
Inshlee
R. T. Green
R. D
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Thomas Sanders
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