Boston Honors Its Civil War Heroes and National Progress
A Boston address lauds American democracy and industrial progress. It revisits Cuba’s freedom, praises municipal utilities and transport projects, and recalls Massachusetts valor in Port Hudson Alabama sinking and 1898 foreign campaign feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Texas
California
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Switzerland
Belgium
France
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Trust
Combine
Boston
Boston Fire Department
Herbert Spencer
Massachusetts
Banks
Port Hudson
Congress
Alabama
North
Fourth of July Celebration at Faneuil Hall Honors Veterans
A Boston Fourth of July program at Faneuil Hall featured Mayor Collins presiding and Congressmen Conry as orator. A band, prayers, and the Declaration of Independence preceded Conry’s address urging Medal recognition for Port Hudson veterans and reflecting on nation’s growth and the Philippine question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Joseph A. Conry
Collins
Congressman Conry
Port Hudson
Banks
Congress
Isaac P. Muzzey
Massachusetts Cavalry
Cambridge
Franklin N. Scott
Thirty-eighth
Massachusetts Infantry
Dorchester
Dana W. King
New Hampshire Infantry
Louis C. Ellis
One Hundred and Thirty-first
New York Infantry
Lima
N. Y
Eye Rundle
New York
One Hundred and Fifty-sixth Infantry
Les >Ee Rhodes
Roxbury
Patrick
The American Character and War as a Caution
The speech surveys historic foreign interventions from the Netherlands to Greece and Italy, arguing war’s harms and contrasting free government with military rule. It notes Adams’s diplomacy over Confederate ships and warns that Britain Russia or Boer conflicts test global peace, ending with Plymouth Rock and Old South Church as enduring virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Provinces
Holland
United States of America
France
Spain
Holy Alliance
Mr. Canning
Monroe
Greece
Byron
Bozzaris
England
Russia
Belgium
Netherlands
Europe
Hungary
Kossuth
Roman Republic
Mazzini
Italy
Garibaldi
Cavour
Louis Napoleon
Atlantic
Sumner
Charles Francis Adams
Confederate States
Earl Russell
United States
South Africa
Paul Kruger
Bunker Hill
Plymouth Rock
Old South Church
Market prices for fruits vegetables meats across season
The market shows high quality produce at fair prices with watermelons 2% to 50 cents each and pineapples 20 to 50 cents. berries from Oswego and Hudson River region in good supply. apples, peaches, plums, cherries, lemons, cantaloupes, and other staples listed with their per unit costs. Fresh Rhode Island turkeys arrive at 22 cents per pound. eggs at 20 to 28 cents a dozen. meats remain high with multiple cut prices. market hours shift seasonally from April to October and October to April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
N. Y
Hudson River
California
Rhode Island
Rutland Railroad Occupies 26 School Street July First
Pending completion new Old South building the Rutland railroad will on July 1 occupy premises 26 School street nearly opposite City Hall. Book of summer tours to Lake George Champlain Montreal Quebec Thousand Islands Niagara Falls Hudson River etc now ready Simmons Marsters agents 26 School street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Railroad
School Street
City Hall
Lake George
Champlain
Montreal
Quebec
Thousand Islands
Niagara Falls
Hudson River
Simmons & Marsters
Boston
Palmo Tablets Promised To Restore Youthful Vigor
All men facing decline in physical or mental endurance urged to use Palmo Tablets. Delays in treatment costly. tablets priced 50 cents per box with 12 boxes and guarantee for $5. Free booklet offered. Sold by Walker Rintels Drug Co and several city merchants including Bradbury Eaton Klein’s and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Washington St
F. H. Putnam
School St
F. Eaton
Ane St
Klein's
Tremont and
Boylston Sts
Willie Petro Returns Home After Brief Absence
Willie Petro of 13 Cottage Street Beachmont aged 18, who Mrs. Randall of East Boston was charged with enticing away, returned home by the Bangor boat from Verona Island Bucksport Maine. He said he left only briefly at his parents’ command and had no intention of staying away. He was greeted by his father and others at the dock and spent the Fourth at Revere Beach before resuming life at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Petro
Cottage Street
Beachmont
Revere
Willie
Revere Beach
Bryan Jibes at Harmony Dinner in New York
In Lincoln July 4 report William J Bryan in the Com moner mocks the Tilden Club harmony dinner and accuses reformers of Democratic fusion with Republicans. He cites Ollie James and contrasts Cleveland Roosevelt, noting Nebraskans and Minnesotans favor defending Democratic principles over office spoils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Tilden Club
New York
Cleveland
Hill
Ollie James
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Minnesota
Steamship Cambroman Sails Boston for Gibraltar Naples Genoa
The steamship Cambroman departs Boston today for Gibraltar Naples and Genoa carrying 106 saloon passengers and 260 steerage travelers. The list includes numerous named passengers such as Abraham Abitbol Gertrude Anthony Esther A Clark Emma L Call and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Abraham
Jacob
Ackerman
Mary A. Amsden
Gertrude Anthony
Ethel Appleton
M. EB. Barnard
Francis Batcheller
Basepelter
Theodore Bates
C. Biimbont
Mme. Bimbont
Elsa Bimbont
George A. Butler
Miss Butler
M. W. Butler
Emma L. Call
A. M. Call
Esther A. Clark
M. P. Clark
Dardano Costantino Mies
Warner's Safe Cure advertised as kidney health remedy
An advertisement urges testing kidneys with overnight urine and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a vegetable remedy for kidney bladder liver and blood diseases. It claims free trial bottles from Warner's Safe Cure Company Rochester NY and links health to avoiding suffering and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Boston Post
Warner's
Safe Cure Company
Rochester
N. Y
Southern Railway Opens New Entry to Jacksonville Florida
The Southern Railway will extend from Savannah and Jesup to Jacksonville on July 1 1902 under a trackage rights agreement with the Plant System. Through trains from the East will reach Jacksonville via Savannah and the new Short Line, cutting 20 miles from Savannah and Jesup to Jacksonville. Through Pullman drawing room sleeping car from New York to Jacksonville and Port Tampa, plus dining car service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fla
Jesup
Southern Railway
Pullman
New York
Port Tampa
Boston
Washington Street
The Corsican Brothers Lasts at Music Hall Today
The Corsican Brothers will be played for the last times at Music Hall this afternoon and evening. Next week Castle Square players stage a revival of The Lost Paradise at Music Hall with Miss Mary Hall in her first company appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Boston
Oxford
Castle Square Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
THE
Corsigan Brothers
Lost Paradise
Castle Square
Henry C. DeMille
Fadettes
Keith’s
Eddie Girard
Natural Gas” Fame
Jessie Gardner
Mile. Ballerini
Europe
Arthur Deming
Horton and O'Neil
Joe Hood
Austin & Stone
Hood
Buda Pesth
Archduke Joseph
Combination Park
Irving Jones
Barrett Brothers
Louis M. Granat
Gardner
West and
Sunshine
Bayline Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Rowe's
Pemberton
Nantasket Beach
Bass Point
Lafricain
Boston Marine Band
Shay
Bass Point House
Nahant Shore
Nahant Line
Lincoln Wharf
Battery Street
North Ferry
Winthrop
Winthrop Line
Bay Line
Lexington and Concord
Newton Lines
Norumbega Park
Dodge
Natick Cadet
Music Court
Colibris
Professor Kressel
Yalto
Donovans
Ostrado
Cushing
Merrill
Juan Rose
Gilbert and Sullivan
F. J. McCarthy
Lyman Wheeler
Tom Smith Martin
Adolphe Mayer
Frank M. Kelley
Margaret Ashton
Zadorah Porter
Charlotte Stolle
Helen Brackett
Davis and
Sunday religious services at Tremont Temple and multiple locales
Tremont Temple Baptist Church offers morning prayer at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 by Rev Donald D Mac Laurin on Our Fathers Care. Communion at 12 15 and later services at 5 and 7 30. Other churches in Bowdoin Square Tremont Street and Dudley Street list sermons, classes, and choir offerings with various pastors and dates. Additional events include Gospel tents, unity groups, and charitable lectures across Boston venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Donald D. MacLaurin
D. D
Rochester
N. Y
Co. P. Jameson
Dr. MacLaurin
THE
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Walter Calley
Christ
Supreme Authority
Bible School
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
A. C. Dixon
Dudley Sreet Baptist Church
W. W. Bustard
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. O. Hannum
M. E
Goncord
C. E. Davis
Concord Street
Miss Asman
Lucy Covell
People's Temple
Charles A. Crane
Jesus
Endeavor Society
Israel
Hancock Street
Everett
Charles Street Mall
Boston Common
Tsaiah
P. Mihan
Mass
S. M. Landis
Dartmouth Street
Columbus Avenue
Hamilton
Harvard
Landis
J. T. Jones
T. F. Mugford
A. Thomas
Mt. Vernon Street
Berkeley Hall
Tremont and
Berkeley Streets
William F. Zell
Roman Catholic Federation
National Baseball Grounds
Columbus Ave
H. W. Ewing
A. ©. Dixon
Herman A. Shedd
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Park Street
Tremont Temple
Blue Room
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Jerusalem
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Conry
Banfail
Conlin
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Charles Sumner
Fore River Ship & Engine Co
Geo. W. Davenport
Bucksport
Bryan
Judas Iscariot
Commoner
William P. Hale
James B. Hardman
Holbrook
E. T. Holbrook
N. R. Holcombe
H. R. Holcombe
EF. H. Hughes
M. E. Humphrey
Grace M. Isaac
Fred Kelley
Edith A. Kelley
E. H. Leopold
Mary F. Logan
Sarah Lowden
M. S. Mack
Eliza M. Mosher
Louise W. Mears
William Morley
Morley
S. Louise Mott
Hannah Myrick
Marco Piacenti
James FE. Pope
Pope
M. Powds
Mary Pyott
G. L. Richards
Charles A. Robinson
Julia A. Robinson
Haydon Rochester
Frederick T. Rouse
Souse
RR. Schulten
Elizabeth A. Souther
Lillian A. Stoner
Katherine E. Taft
Tool Tremont
OF the Fittest
Pilsen Pixley & Luders
Dodo
Dorothy Morton
Jno
TODAY
Keith S
Readville
Midland Division
Terminal Station
Forest Hills
Back Bay
Connelly’s
Adams House
Salem Cadet Band
Auburndal
New Englandens
Cushing & Merrill
Kreisel
Zoological Garden
New Boat House
Newton Boulevard
Norumbega Pk
Nonantum Sq
Watertown
Commonwealth Ave
St. Ry
American League
Huntington Ave
Baltimore
Cohen's Cigar Store
Summer St. Tel. Grounds
Nahant
Grand Harbor
Florida Zoo
Larricain
G. C. Sheldon, N. E. Agt
Austin & Stone's
Austin & Stone’s
Tremont Row
Scollay Sq
Joe Ttood
Cockatoo Circus
Swan
Big Snakes
Baum
Baboon Man
Three Sisters Hurvey
Pat
Ace
Century Club
Teleniena
Baptist
Methodist
Spiritualist
Harmony Hall
Circle
Georgie Hughes
Fagan
J. Webster
Smith
Johnson
Commercial Hall
Wilkinson
Ufe
Unity Camp
Sangus Centre
Alex. Caird
M. D
Cliftondale
Nantasket
Kventon
Gotthenied
Martland Brockton
Mace Gay
Ake
Rowe’s Wharf
Natasket
Gov. Andrew
Plymouth
Long Wharf
C. BP. Cushing
Gen. Mer
Gape Ann
North Shore
Cape Ann
City of Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
State Street
Gloucester
Columbus
E. S. Merchant
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Co
Newton
Arlington Heights Lake St
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Novatum Sq
Watertown St
Newton Street
Newtonville
Huntington
S. AV
Crounds
Klein’s Pharmacy
Tremont
Boylston Streets
Rele
West
Litt
Sullivan Sq
New Brunswick
Union Wharf
Salem Willows
Edward W. Dixon
North Side
Commercial Wharf
Rowe
Psincetown
Cape
Bay Line Band
Atkins Paine
Summer St
Hough’s Neck Manet Beach
Otis Whait
Bosto
Four Neck
I M
Hough's
B.A HN
Ss. B. CO
Priza
Sorensen
Jude
H. We Ewing
A. 0. Dixon
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