Aristotle and Nemesis in Greek Drama and Shakespeare
The lecture contrasts Aristotle's form and matter with Plato, notes Montgom ery and Hume influence, and argues Shakespeare embodies Nemesis through human action. It examines Sophocles, Aeschylus, and Euripides, stressing universal justice as central to Greek tragedy and Sh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aristotle
Plato
Dr. Montgomery
Montgomery
Hume
Kant
Sanborn
Emerson
Nemesis
Herodotus
Erebus
Sophocles
Perse
Athens
Anchylus
Shakspere
J. A. Symonds
Alschylus
Orestes
God
Macbeth
Hamlet
Hamiet
Moust
Weil
Euripides
Stern
Davidson
Evening lectures at Concord session on Marlowe
A program note states Mr. Sanborn will discuss Marlowe and His Successors in the evening. The Fitchburg railroad will run a 9:30 PM train from Concord to Boston during the school session.
President and Mrs. Cleveland Visit Alder Creek Tour
The president and Mrs. Cleveland depart from ex Senator Kearnan’s residence en route to Alder Creek New York with a small crowd at the depot. They plan a circuit through Thousand Islands Watertown Cape Vincent and St Lawrence route before Forestport and Casenovia with a Washington return. Syracuse G A R invites them to visit and forms a reception committee.
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Urica
N. Y
Cleveland
Kearnan
Alder Creek
Eople
Wiliam N. Cleveland
Forestport
Fairchild
Thousand Islands
Watertown
Cape Vincent
St. Lawrence
Alexandria Bay
Clayton
Washington
Syracuse
Formal Notification of McGlynn Excommunication Reported
New York July 14 Dr McGlynn received formal notice of his excommunication in a registered Brooklyn letter dated July 3 1887 from Archbishop Corrigan. The monitorium expired May 4 and McGlynn contends the archbishop misused papal authority amid sharp critique. London July 15 Rome dispatch notes Pope said McGlynn missed opportunity amid Knights of Labor stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McGlynn
Brooklyn
Madison Avenue
Edward McGlynn
D.D
Holy See
Sacred Congregation of the Propaganda
M. A. Corrigan
Corrigan
London
Rome
The
Chronicle
Cardinal Gibbons
Church
Knights of Labor
Saloon Incident Ends With Knife Attack on Officer
At 1 o'clock this morning Dennis Hayes attacked saloon keeper Thomas O'Connell on John street after a warning of arrest. Police Officer Herbert P. Streeter, in plain clothes, intervened and was stabbed once in the left side above the heart and again in the left arm before helping arrest Hayes and reaching the station house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Dennis Hayes
Thomas O’connell
John Street
Hayes
O’connell
Herbert P. Streeter
Streeter
Malden School Deadlock Delays Superintendent Salary
Mayor Coggan has notified Dr. Shute that he cannot approve the June salary for Superintendent Daniels, claiming Daniels is not elected or salary not fixed. A five to five board split sustains deadlock. an appeal to the Supreme Court is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Coggan
Dr. Shute
Daniels
Supreme Court
Leonard Sweet Marries Decker in Caicaco
Leonard Sweet, noted lawyer and former Lincoln partner, wed Miss Decker, his confidential bookkeeper of seven years, in Caicaco. The ceremony was by Rev. Dr. Withrow. Sweet is 61, his bride 30, of a cultured German family.
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Leonard Sweet
Caicaco
Abraham Lincoln
Decker
Withrow
Sweet
Four more bodies identified in Canarsie mystery disaster
Four more bodies identified today in the Canarsie disaster includes Michael Schwind the blind musician Mrs Weber 32 Ida Lowenburg and Captain Hendrickson who sailed the boat when it capsized. Seven bodies remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canarsix
L. 1
Michael Schwind
Weiss
Ida Lowenburg
Hendrickson
Draft of pension bill approved by Worcester G A R Post
At a Worcester meeting of Post 10 G A R the new draft pension bill was unanimously approved. It provides twelve dollars per month to soldiers totally disabled or unable to support themselves or families, and upon death widows receive the same amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Detroit Wins Postponed Game as Boston Falls Behind
Detroits defeat the Boston team in a postponed Monday affair at the South End grounds. Richardson hit a four-base homer, and Detroits produced runs in the second, third, fourth, and eighth innings to secure a 4 to 1 victory. Washington beat Pittsburgs 1 to 0 with O'Brien homering and strong fielding from both sides.
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Bostons
Detroits
Pittsburgs
Washington
Indianapolis
Boston
Chicagos
New York
Philadelphia
Dioilgise
Chicator
Philadelphias
Oaha Wen Ee
Washingtonn. i Ivees Gees Ee
Ingibnadous
Cccaees Be
South End
Richardson
Kelly
Wise
Nash
Carker
Johnston
Daily
Rad
Hornung
Rowe
K. BH
PO. A. FR
A. F. Rich
Brouth
O Kelly
Thompson
White
Sutton
Twitchell
Morrill
Hanlon
Ganzel
Dalily
Manning
Radbonum
Powers
Washingtons
Myers
O’brien
Barkley
Smoky City
Lowell Devils Haverhill in New England League clash
In Haverhill Lowell took second place by beating Haverhill 8 to 6 as Cudworth made two fine catches and Mahoney split his hand. Lineups note Hedbname and early errors but Lowell pitchers held firm through seven innings. In Portland, the Portlands defeated the Lynns 2 to 0 with Mur ray and Leighton hitting home runs as Terrien held the Lynns scoreless.
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Haverhill
Lowell
Sally
Cudworth
Jordan
Mahoney
Lowells
R.bu
R. Bh.po
Lovely
Sheehan
Hartnett
Manning
O Cudworth
Gardner
Duty
OlBurns
Higgins
Bradley
Kennedy
O Jordan
Guinasso
Murphy
eBig Tolling
Q Lally
Hiburns
Moolic
Sadness
Hoverage
Higwins
Duffy
H. Burns
Moorie
Haverhills
Lally
Phinney
Lynn
SprcrAu
Portlands
Lynns
Fagan
Terrien
Murray
Leighton
A. Ee
Andrus
Houck
Dickers’n
Bresnah’n
Ibi
Hatfield
Thayer
Spifi
Davin
Lynch
Schoeneck
P. Rf
Druffy
Terrien, Rt
Lufberry
Corcoran
Pmau SD Vee Hk
Murray, Lf
The Newspaper League Pony Nine Battle With Globe
The Boston Transcript baseball team called the ponies put up a strong fight against the Globe nine yesterday and led the protesters through the third inning before their pitcher faltered and the lineup grew rattled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Ponies
Newspaper League
Globe Nine
Athletics gain on Louisville and Chicago routs
In a sequence of games in Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis posted wins while Cleveland Baltimore and Natick saw defeats. Chicago and Newark tally decisive results as Natick and Newark meet in a crowded standings snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Brooklyns
Cleveland
Baltimores
Clevelands
Newark
N. J
Newarks
Chicagos
Natick—Lawrences
Naticks
Scarcity of fish reported from Newfoundland coast
St. John’s reports a widespread fish shortage from Quirpon to area near the capital with Green Bay especially poor as cod and salmon runs are scarce and caplin is limited. Labrador side shows brighter news while the westward and southern shores report few or no fish.
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St. John’s, N. F
Quirpon
St. John’s
Green Bay
Labrador
Straits
Dakota Divisionists Resolutions Favor Seventh Parallel Division
The Dakota division and admission convention at Huron expresses firm opposition to admission as a whole and supports division on the seventh standard parallel. It urges a full vote, preserves rights of incoming states to designate boundaries, and backs Dawes efforts to open the Sioux reservation for settlement. Delegates Mellette McDonald Plummer McCord and Kanouse prepared to confer with North Dakota.
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Huron
Dak
Congress
Uion
Dawes
Great Sioux
Secretary of the Interior
Messrs
Mellette
McDonald
Plummer
McCord
Kanouse
North Dakota
Stabbing at Monson Woollen Mill Leaves Overseer Hurt
James Murphy 57, overseer at Reynold's woollen mill in Monson, was stabbed on a Springfield sidewalk by Patrick Denny 44, a farm worker described as crazy. The wound opened from under the left armpit to the abdomen and Murphy's condition is dire. Denny was arrested after the attack sparked labor-que tion tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
James Murphy
Reynold
Monson
Patrick Denny
Denny
Peter Hayes
Murphy
Fire damages Windsor block factory on Dover Street
At 9:30 last evening a fire roared in the rear of the second story of the Windsor block at 262 to 280 Dover street. The Greek and American confectionery manufactory run by A. D. Bedrossian and several tenants suffered water damage and about 500 dollars in structural loss with occupants facing several thousand dollars in damage. All insured.
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Windsor Block
Dover Street
A. D. Bedrossian
S. P. Pearson
Williams & Everett
Picture Ie
F. P. Adams & Co
Kellogg’s
J. P. Dunn
R. W. Emerson & Co
Beebe Heirs
Fires Reported Across Towns in July 14 Incidents
Multiple fires destroy homes and farm buildings across New England and Quebec on July 14. Ward B. Hutchings in Fryeburg loses a nearly new two story residence to fire with $2000 insurance. Elder Emerson’s farm building at Stow incurs about $1500 loss, insured. Mrs. Ann Kelley’s house in Dennisport sustains $500 damage, insured. Heirs of Edward Morse lose a barn and fifty tons of hay near Marrboro with $1500 loss, partially insured. Summers brothers and local machinists’ premises burn in Sherbrooke with $60,000 loss and $380,000 insured. In Lawrence a lamp blast causes minor burns to firefighter George E. Reed amid small fires on Morton Street. Newcomb properties in Quincy suffer extensive damage with three structures burning, totals around $?. matches blamed for at least one blaze.
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Frrresurg
Ward B. Hutchings
West Fryeburg
Elder Emerson
Stow
Dennisport
Ann Kelley
Marrporo
Sprcran
Edward Morse
Sherbrooke
Que
Summers Bros
Jenck & Son
Thompson & Co
Lawrence
Morton Street
George E. Reed
Quincy
Winter Street
David W. Newcomb
Thomas Lyons
Everett Newcomb
Yellow Fever at Key West in July Report
Key West Florida reports twelve new cease of fever cases since yesterday with no deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Failure of J. D. Peet & Co. Cotton House Declared
The J. D. Peet & Co. cotton futures house, once large and bullish, is ruined as it cannot collect margins from customers. Market quickly steadies, showing no price impact. Insolvencies follow among Boston and Bangor merchants with substantial liabilities and limited assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Peet & Co
John ©. Goodwin
Grocer
Washington, D. C
J. C. Ergood
Joseph Greenberg
Billerica Street
Harry Livingstone
West Broadway
Hanover
Leverett Streets
Boston
Carmin E. King
Tremont Street
H. R. Beveridge & Co
Montreal
Molson’s Bank
Old Trick At Saloon Payroll Outs In New York
A reader reports workers from the public works department lining up at a saloon on Third Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street to be paid. He claims Birmingham and Mooney run the saloon and that men exchange much of their wages for liquor, rewarding political interests in the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-fourth Street
Third Avenue
Department of Public Works
Birmingham & Mooney
Susie Prescott loses deck load in gale at Vineyard Staven
July 9 southeast gale off Vineyard Staven damages schooner Susie Prescott bound for Providence with part of its deck load of laths lost. Wrecked Norwegian bark Lina driven ashore in dense fog near Québec with crew landing after two days. ship stripped of tails rigging and provisions by local wreckers. Steamers Adriatic Taormina Ydun Baracoa New York arrivals reported between July 14 in London and at Queenstown Lizard.
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Vineyard Staven
Susie Prescott
Glass
St. John
Providence
Québec
Stockton
Lina
London
New York
Queenstown
Taormina
Lizard
Baracoa
Bermuda
St Kitts
Concord Railroad Hearings Reveal Large Profits and Rate Cut
Concord New Hampshire July 14 Rail hearings reveal Colonel Sinclair and associates earned about 480000 from Worcester and Nassau deal. B A Kimball offered Sinclair 200000 for option on stock, directors blocked purchase. Dominion Canadian Pacific denies interest and Maine consolidation forbidden. Concord road cuts coal rate 25 cents per ton from Portsmouth to all points, saving about 30000 annually.
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Concord
N. H
Sprcrar
Colonel Sinclair
Worcester & Nassau
B. A. Kimball
Concord Road
Sinclair
Manchester & Lawrence
Canadian Pacific
Maine
States
B.A Kimball
Railroad
Boston & Maine
Portsmouth
Manchester
Goffs Falls
Goffstown
Hooksett
Suncook
Pittsfield
Controversial New Hampshire Grave Desecration Bill
A New Hampshire bill, already passed by the House, would fine or imprison anyone who stealthily removes memorials from Union veterans’ graves. Originated after Belmont incidents where a distant relative destroys wreaths yearly. lawmakers say it addresses broader desecration cases statewide.
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Concorp
N. H
Spxcran
Belmont
New Bride Lily Schwabach Ends Life Over Refused Home
Lily Schwabach aged 20, three weeks married to Julius Schwabach, committed suicide in New York this afternoon using rough on rats and arsenic. The widow, living in squalid rooms above the hoop skirt shop, begged her husband for a better home, but his refusal prompted the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lily Schwabach
Julius Schwabach
Minstrel West Weds Heiress in Camden Nuptials
William H. West of Thatcher Primrose West marries Miss Rumelia J. Morris daughter of the late E. Jay Morris ex minister to Turkey in Camden. The 22 year old bride, a linguist and heiress with real estate and bonds, wed after a romantic courtship and plan a journey to New York and upstate New York.
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Philadelphia
N. S. Herald
William H. West
Thatcher, Primrose & West's
Rumelia J. Morris
E. Jay Morris
United States
Turkey
Camden
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Gretna Green
Billy
West
Fay Templeton
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
John 8S. Heisler
Naples
Congress
Chicago
New York City
Trustee Orders Across Major New England and Rail Interests 1903
By order of multiple companies including Boston Co, Hamilton Mfg, Amoskeag Mfg, Lawrence Mfg, Mass Cotton Mills, and several railroads such as Boston & Albany, Boston & Providence, Portland, Saco & Portsmouth, Chicago Burlington Quincy, Atchison Topeka Santa Fe, and Chicago Burlingon Northern. The document lists bonds or securities related to 1903 and associated debt instruments.
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Concord
Atchison, Ee & Santa Fe
Northern
Deecent
Lowell Sleachery. Sg
Bates Mf
Little Rock & Pre ‘Smith Ry. Co
Mt. 7S
Adamanta Mfg. Co
Kansas City
Bec
Scott & Gulf
Loston Eeltane Co
Des Moines
Osceola
Osceola & Southern Rd
Sino Amer. Loan and Trust Co
Boston
Avenworth & Suburban Street
Des Moines, Osceola
Conn
River
Eastern Rd
N. H
Reece Button Hole Mach. Co
Manchester & Tence Rd
City of Cleveland
Essex
Eastern
U.S
Boston & Albany
Lake Champlain
Rock & Ft. Smith
Bank of Eee
Natl
de Tremont Bank
de Dorchester Gas Light Co
de Bates Mfg
Florida Se Ry. Co
Rutland Rd
City of Manchester
M. L
Hamilton Mfg
Amoskeag
Lawrence
Amory Mfg
Mass
Cotton Mills
Boston & Providence RR
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
Chicago
Burl. & Quincy RR
Atchison, Top, & Santa Fe RR
Cago
Dcago
Burl. & Northern RR
National Tube Works
Detroit, Hillsdale & South Western RR. Co
Franklin Co
Ames Sword Co. of
Chicopee
Louisiana & Missouri River RR. Co
Second National Bank
Freeman’s National Bank
Continental National Bank
Everett National Bank
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Lancaster Mills
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Putnam Machine Co
Eastern RR. Co
Boston Wharf Co
American Electric Mfg. Co
United States Hotel Co
New Hampshire
Atchison, Union Depot and RR
Union Pacific
Boston Art Club
Laconia Mfg. Co
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Boott
North Chicago Nolling Mills
Champion Iron Co
do_ Pueblo or foo Refining Co
Lowell
Providence
W. L
Atchison, Top
Santa Fe Mort
Portsmouth
Great Falls & Conway R.A
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President Cleveland
Dr. McGlynn
Detroit
PO. A. BE. R
PO. A. FE. Carrol
de Hines
Seeder
Coleman
Vields
Mack
Brown
Farrell
Smith
Ee Myers
Kuehne
Donnelly
Hee
Bob Gilmore
Morris
Carroll
Jene Gilmore
Fields
Beecher
Gilmore
Doescher
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Athletics
Louisville
Metropolitans
Louisvilles
Dakota
South Dakota
Overseer Murphy
R. L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boston Stock Exchange
Francis Henshaw & CO
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
Reom L
Horatio Harris & CO
California
California Bartlett Pears
Pier 2
Sleipner
Fiske’s Wharf
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
Jocket
Aaron J. Gay & CO
Boston & Bangor Steamship CO
Mount Desert
Penobscot Bay
Foster’s Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Rockland
Northport
Belfast
Sears
Fort Point
Bucksport
Winterport
Hampden
Sanger
Southwest Harlor
Bar Harbor
MT. Desert
North Haven
Green's Landing
Swans’ Island
Bass Harbor
Northeast Harbor
Bangor
Southwest Harbor
Ellsworth
William H. Hill, Jr
Eastport
Calais
Annapolis
N.S
Portland
International S. S. CO
Commercial Wharf
St.John
Digby
H. Kilby
N. B
N. S
Nova Scotia
Kennebeg
Dath
Richmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Bath
Boothbay
Star OF the East
Jason Collins
Lincoln’s Wharf
Hr. H. Hyde
Popham Beach
New England
P. C. Vickery
Gloucester
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Co
North Side Central Wharf
BR. Portland
India Wharf
North River
South
H. M. Whitney
Anchor Line
Liverpool
CEE Y OF
SBO
Glasgow
Clascow
Londonderry
Pea
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Cephalonia
Bothnia
Scythia
Catalonia
Pavonia
Great Britain and Ireland
OY State Street
Alexander Martin
Quebec
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
ALLAN
Warren Line
Iowa
Palestine
Norseman
ROMAN
Warren & CO
Postoffice Square
ESTES
Esterbroks Et Pen CO
Works
N John St
Haven’s
Haven's Colleges
New Yorks
Phila
Gorham, Rogers & CQ
Dundee Goods
Federal Street
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