William the Norman and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at New England Chautauqua
The New England Chautauqua program featured Professor R. S. Holmes speaking on William the Norman, detailing his rise and impact in England and Normandy, followed by Robert Nourse explaining Robert Louis Stevenson’s Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde as a dual nature parable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Holmes
William the Norman
Robert Nourse
Man
Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Sourmh Framreenam
New England Chautauqua
Schaffler
J. L. Hurlbut
Dunning
Lacey Wheelock
Holmes
Robert the Devil
Normandy
England
Earth
Alexander
Charlemagne
Cromwell
Washington
Grant
William
Knute the Dane
Rouen
Duke
Alfred
Edward
Harold
Edward the Confessor
Westminster Abbey
Europe
Hildebrand
Scandinavia
Harald
London
Northumberland
Gregory
Williams
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Stevenson
Jekylls
Hyde
Jekyll
Paul
Jekyll An Hyde
Harson
Cleveland
Harrison
Pat
Jekyll and Hyde echoed in temperance discourse
The piece contrasts dual natures with moral decline in society and cites Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde as a lens. It mentions opium and alcohol harms, wealthy indifference to the poor, and a chastened call to reform. It lists upcoming lectures and readings by George Riddle and Mrs. Harris, with schedules and venues for WCTU events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jekylls
Hydes
New England
Jekyll and Hyde
Jacob
Esau
David
Judas
Herod
Pharisees
Kingdom of Heaven
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Napoleon
Heaven
Hyde
George Riddle
F. M. Harris
Hope Ledyard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Loyal Temperance Legion
Citizens Honor Daniel Barrett with Gold-Headed Cane
Salem July 17 A gold headed cane was presented to Daniel F Barrett by city citizens to honor his bravery in seizing a police ambulance horse on July 5 preventing it from charging into fireworks crowds on the Common. Mayor Raymond reportedly will veto a 45000 Derby street extension appropriation. A civil case involving Robinson Foster Electric and Stephen Burger was continued. The Flambeau Club met at the Willows with remarks by General Cogswell and Collector Bray. The Brookhouse estate deed was recorded to B W Russell trustee for 8 S E Peabody T H Johnson and J N Peterson for 1 and other considerations mortgaged back for 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson-Foster Electric Company
Stephen Burger
Salem
Second Day at Mystic Park Keeps Dust Heavy and Races Busy
Mystic Park crowds grow as rain eases, with multiple heats deciding yesterday’s and Tuesday’s unfinished 9:24 race and the 2:30 event. Daisy R leads all 2:24 and 2:30 classes, while Ember and Stanley P contend in 2:25 pacing. Entries include Persica Kensett F Gratz Farmer Boy Bobbs May Be Chivereta Puritan Susie W and others, with purses listed at $500.
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Mystic Park
Eithecult
Daisy R
Beauty
Edgecliffe
Stanley P
el Ember
Ember
Persica
B. m
W. H. Hill
Kensett F
B.m
C. L. Vizard
Gratz
James Golden
Ik Edgecliffe
B. G
Charles Yapp
Earner Bo Ape Beauty
J. B. Wooddbury
Cs.scecsees
Chivereta
A. Trout
Puritan
D. Ac Srow
Susie W
Blk. m
BE. D. Avery
S.scerscees Lis
M. P. Longley
Dirigo Mail
J. R. Woodbury
Lexington
Snot. G
IL A. Worthley
Eastern Yacht Club Announces Annual Cruise Start At Vineyard Haven
The Eastern Yacht Club began its annual cruise with a clear sky and northwest breeze. A large fleet including Seawanhaka and Corinthian guests started around 11 o'clock with Nooya and Fortuna leading positions as they race for the Thayer purse and Wheatland cup under Eastern Yacht Club rules.
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Boston
Fortuna
Sea Fox
Seawanhaka
Rahda
Clara
Dr. Barron
Chiquita
A. Hemmenway
Gorilla
KR. P. Carroll
Gitana
W. F. Weld
Papooze
Bayard Thayer
Wanderer
C. F. Colt
Mayflower
F.T. Underhill
Ginone
Hugh Cochrane
Comoniodore Hovey
A. Cass Canfeld
Medusa
Robert Center
Fred Grinnell
Mystery
C. A. Lamb
C. A. Longfellow
Troubadour
Whitten
Hull Club
Isles of Shoals
Eastern Yacht Club
Philip D. Wheatland
Funeral for Augustus Rosenberg at Bow Street home
The funeral of Somerville murderer Augustus Rosenberg took place yesterday afternoon from his son Charles’s Bow Street home. A small group attended as six members of the Balan of Pythias served as pallbearers and the interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Rosenberg
Charles
Bow Street Place
Balan of
Accidents at W. H. Bristol Circus Injure Dozens
At a July 17 exhibition in Mit rorp two sections of seats collapsed injuring eight badly and jamming hundreds. A second collapse of 200 reserved seats caused a panic. Injured include Peter Fahey fourteen Milford thigh broken. Mrs Stevens Hopedale ankle broken. Mrs Keith Milford internal injuries. Mrs Porter Shields Milford internal injuries. Butterfield Hopedale back injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
W. H. Bristol & Co
Peter Fahey
Milford
Stevens
Hopedale
Keith
Porter Shields
Butterfield
Shun Imitations of Elastic Starch
A brief advisory warns readers to avoid counterfeit elastic starch substitutes. The notice emphasizes using trusted brands and cautions against inferior imitations that may compromise fabric quality. No individuals or organizations are named in the readable text.
Meeting of the Hull Yacht Club Accepts Moody Merrill Estate Plan
A special Hull Yacht Club meeting at Parker House heard the executive committee report on a new clubhouse. Secretary Cary presented, the plan to buy the Moody Merrill estate was approved contingent on bond subscriptions to finance a wharf and club reconstruction or a new clubhouse. Bonds would be issued as popular bonds and the property turned over to trustees to secure them.
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Hull Yacht Club
Parker House
Eastern Yacht Club
W. P. Lambert
Cary
Moody Merrill
Hull
Rhode Island Yachting Notes Delights Club Members
Providence July 17 Special Ana the Burgess 40 footer delights the Rhode Island club with promising performance. Ex Commodore Sand's prize promotes taxing sail area. Commodore's sloop Peri shows conservative sail spread yet owner uneasy about 40 footers. Elwood sails east on steam yacht Augusta. plans Bahamas cruise this winter with wife aboard.
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Rhode Island
Providencr
Ana
Rhode Island Club
Sand
Peri
New York
Corinthian
Atlantic Yacht Club Race Winners At Shelter Island
The Atlantic Yacht Club fleet from New London to Shelter Island on July 17 produced the best race of the series. Twenty five miles were sailed in fast time under a steady southwest by west wind. Fanny led at the finish followed by Anaconda and Chispa. In schooner classes Republic and Cavalier were the only entrants.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Shelter Island
N. Y
New London
Fanny
Anaconda
Chispa
Republic
Cavalier
New Steam Yacht Ordered by NY Publisher for Amesbury Builder
Norman L. Munro, New York millionaire book publisher, has ordered a 70 foot steam yacht from an Amesbury Massachusetts shipbuilder. The wooden craft will be faster than Now Then, per contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman L. Munro
New York
Amesbury
Mass
Atlantic sails to Bar Harbor with Homer party aboard
CorracEe Crry reports the schooner yacht Atlantic departed for Bar Harbor this morning carrying E. C. Homer and party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
CorracEe Crry
Atlantic
E. C. Homer
Yachts at Vineyard Haven
YACHTS AT VINEYARD HAVEN. VINEYARD on July 17 steam yachts Jathmel and D. S. Ford, owner, New London for Boston, and Clifton owned by C. H. Mallory of New York, cruising eastward, arrived today. Also schooner yachts Charles A. Cheever of Marblehead for New London and Harbinger Henry Russell of Edgartown cruising. Yachts Flora and Griselda remain here.
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Vineyard Haven
Vineyard
Jathmel
D. S. Ford
New London
Boston
Clifton
C. H. Mallory
New York
Charles
A. Cheever
Marblehead
Henry Russell
Edgartown
Flora
Griselda
Postponement of the Great Head Yacht Club Race
The Great Head Yacht Club second championship race scheduled for yesterday at 3 p.m. was postponed due to weather by the regatta committee and rescheduled for August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Head
Now the Fair Goddeas Fortune Falls Deep in Love
A fragmented notice reflects a literary line about fortune and love as readers note the misuse of the term Pyle and a leak of lines. The source offers no clear event or names to confirm a full article item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
City Notes and Disparities Prompt Boston News Briefs
The Rebecca A Taulane wreck was towed to Boston after a collision with the Catalonia and grounded off East Boston. A knifed apothecary store on Court and Hanover lost 250 dollars kept in two tin boxes. Edward Burnett imported about thirty cattle aboard the Norseman. Faneuil Hall interior was repainted with white and gold trimmings, pillars imitating Tennessee marble. A supposed Annie Elliot was found dead near the Boston Hotel, suspected suicide. Pain's London Fire drew thousands, weather permitting larger crowds. The Aerial Exhibition Association formed with C M Ransom as chairman to aid Dr A DeBausset in building a steel air ship on the vacuum principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca A. Taulane
Catalonia
Boston
Confidence
Elsie
William Sprague
Bird Island Flats
W. H. Knight
Corner Court
Hanover Streets
Edward Burnett
Faneuil Hall
Annie Elliot
Beach Street
Pain
London
Aerial Exhibition Association
C. M. Ransom
R. N. Bowlby
Charles B. Basford
A. DeBausset
Warden Recovers Water Control in Dispute
Warden Russell withdraws appeal and agrees to follow prison commissioners. Celebrates victory for engineer Gehring, discharged then reinstated by current commissioners. Russell appealed, prompting a question of supremacy between warden and commissioners, both gubernatorial appointees. Executive Council meeting notes. Metropolitan Sewerage Commission nominations rejected four to three. voters absent include Lieutenant Governor Brackett and Councillor Tufts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Executive Council
Mr. Gehring
Warden Russell
Metropolitan Sewerage Commission
John Quincy Adams
Quincey
Asa French
Staintree
Hosea Kingman
Bridgewater
Brackett
Tufts
North Cambridge Post reports Gohring on Gohring
A North Cambridge resident, Mr Gohring, reacts to Warren Russell’s withdrawal of the warden’s appeal. He voices surprise and hints the move may aim to suppress an investigation into prison affairs, noting dire conditions needing ventilation. He says he’s ready to testify. A Post reporter sees Warren Russell later, who cites legal authority for prison commissioners’ hiring powers and declines further comment.
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Post
Gohring
Cambridge
Russell
Mgr. Gehring
Warren Russell
Hotels list of notable guests and their homes
A long hotel register style listing names of distinguished visitors and their hometowns or residences. Included are Parker’s ex governor Joshua L. Chamberlain of Maine, many chiefs, judges, and notable figures from cities such as Burlington, Buffalo, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Portland, and Providence, with accompanying families and parties noted at Tremont Revere and other hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Joshua L. Chamberlain
Maine
Bradford
U.S.N
Edward Hungerford
Burlington
R. Hudson
Ann Arbor
Mich
R. T. Rundlett
Wiscassett
B. Haskell
Bloomfield
N.jd
Young’s
A. A. Strout
Portland
F. P. Sheldon
Providence
J. H. Schenck
Philadelphia
Samuel W. Watson
Kansas City
A. W. Billings
Brooklyn
Clayton Mc Michael and Family
George W. Thatcher
New York
Revere
C. H. Leighton
Bath
F. M. Dodge
Pittsfield
C. D. Smith
Lebanon
N. H
Joseph M. Anthony
Pittsburg
L. V. Beebe
Utica
N. Y Quincy
C. H. Nelson
Waterville
George H. Bailey
W. A. Russell
Lawrence
Henry &. Hill
A. Pelton
Middletown
Conn
Leavitt and Wife
Portsmouth
W. J. Polk
M. M. Lisabeth
Cleveland
Crawford
Frederick M. Hoyt
Lansingburg N. Y
W. H. Shepley
Brintford
Ont
Moore
Rutland, Vt
O. ‘Wombly
Lake Village
The Apaches Pyrorama at Point of Pines
At the Point of Pines patrons witness the new pyrorama The Apaches shown nightly at the popular resort. Over forty horses appear in the spectacle, most are handsome and display remarkable intelligence through their performances.
American Enamelled Brick Co forms to supply enamelled bricks
The American Enamelled Brick Company formed to manufacture enamelled bricks in colors for fine buildings in major cities. Most supply is imported from England. The firm says its product is superior and cheaper. Office at 197 Devonshire Street Boston. Investments by C E Roberts & Co offer a few thousand shares paying 10 percent dividends.
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Ammrrican
England
Devonshire Street
Boston
C. E. Roberts & Co
Exchange Place
Boston Wins Twice as Daley Impresses Debut Pitching
Boston defeats Indianapolis in both games as Daley debuts as pitcher with strong curve and speed. Ganzel shines behind the plate. Denny and Brown drive runs. Getzein struggles for Indiana. Nightcap features another solid Boston win with Daley attracting applause and a sharp drop ball debate.
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Bostons
Hoosiers
Daley
Boston
Ganzel
Rad
Denny
Getzein
Brown
Nash
Brouthers
Quinn
Seery
Glasscock
Johnston
Kelly
Sullivan
Richardson
McGeachy
Powers
Indianapolis
A. Eeli
BULPO
Es Brown
Wash
Radbourn
Hines
Getzin
Gertzein
Trouthers
Vrouthers
Astons
Glasscock as Manager for Indianapolis Club
The directors of the Indianapolis Base Ball Club have accepted the resignation of Manager Bancroft and have tendered the position to Glasscock. Details of terms and forthcoming announcements were not disclosed.
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Glasscock
Indianapolis Baseball Club
Bancroft
Transition to Glasscock Takes Full Control of Team
He will assume full charge of the squad beginning after the series with New York ends next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sition
Glasscock
New York
United States v Badger Perjury Case Opens in Court
The United States district court heard the perjury indictment against George A Badger concerning false swearing in a deposition used in a Patent Office interference case in Washington. Resumed defense presented by Boardman Hall for the United States with Browne and Saylor for the defendant.
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United States District Court
Nelson
United States
George A. Badger
Patent Office
Washington
Boardman Hall
Alexander P. Browne
J. Henry Saylor
Probate Court names heirs and administers in Norfolk district
Brook J Wills allowed James McLane Dedham J M Colson Norwood Olive A Plimpton Medway H A Kendall Brookline and Sally R Sumner Hyde Park Letters of administration granted for estates P J Martin Medway Fannie Emerson Milton Elizabeth C Green Brookline John Drew Avon Dennis Crowley Needham Eliza J Plimpton Medway N G Piper Walpole Accounts allowed include first and final for Dennis Sullivan Needham Ellen C Clark Mary P Clark and Eudora Atkinson Trust Company Roxbury Hattie L Metcalf Bellingham Lucy Emeline Sumner Hannah Sumner Foxboro F H Williams Maria Jones Foxboro F L Torrey Sarah J Torrey Weymouth Ellery Roxbury N R Ells Benjamin Ells Weymouth Josephine L Varnum Avon William Minot Jr Roxbury Appraisers named Ruth I Farrington Canton Charles Dunbar Foxboro Marshall Fales Medway A S Bass Weymouth Nancy M Johnson Norwood debts 514 56 Abbie N Dunbar Foxboro widow Charles Dunbar $102056 for necessaries of life commissioners to receive claims against Nancy M Johnson estate
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Norfolk
Brook
J. Wills
James McLane
Dedham
J. M. Colson
Norwood
Olive A. Plimpton
Medway
H. A. Kendall
Brookline
Sally R. Sumner
Hyde Park
P._J. Martin
Fannie Emerson
Milton
Elizabeth C. Green
John Drew
Avon
Dennis Crowley
Needham
Eliza J. Plimpton
N. G. Piper
Walpole
M. H. Sullivan
Dennis Sullivan
New England Trust Company
Mary P. Clark
Roxbury
Certain
Ellen C. Clark
Eudora ©. Atkinson
E. B. Metcalf
Hattie L. Metcalf
Bellingham
Lucy Emeline Sumner
Hannah @ Sumner
Foxboro
F. H. Williams
Mariahb. Jones
F. L. Torrey
Sarah J. Torrey
Weymouth
Richard Olney
F. L Amory
F. N. Ghatcher
J. S. Ellery
N. R. Ells
Benjamin Ells
Josephine L. Varnum
J. P
Charles Dunbar
Sumner Robbins
J.C. Greenwood
W.C. Manner
Marshall Fales
Howe
W. Hayden
E. J. Pitcher
Bass
Abbie N. Dunbar
A. W. Boyden
F. A. Brackett
Sharon
Nancy M. Johnson
Court adjournments in multiple probate matters noted
Norfolk court records show fifth adjourned meetings for Holt and Messler of Foxboro and for Carrie M Mallard of Franklin with creditors not approving discharge. Nash of Weymouth granted continuance to fourth of the month. Ira Russell of Dedham and T H Metcalf of Medway received second meetings with oaths and November first Wednesday continuances. Tasker of Hyde Park sworn and continued. Darling of Franklin sworn for second meeting with next hearing on third Wednesday of November. Beals of Stoughton had first hearing continued.
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Norfolk, _ ss
Brooks, J
Holt & Messler
Foxboro
Carrie M. Mallard
Franklin
W. & Erastus Nash
Weymouth
Nathan C. Darling
F. M. Beals
Stoughton
Commonwealth vs Roos liquor sale convictions list of cases
A court transcript lists multiple cases with the Commonwealth v Roos on liquor law charges and a series of similar actions including assault and battery and disturbing the peace. Entries include Semway Spiller Day McKane Benton Courtney Connell Freebey Curley Waters O Rien Driscoll Shannon McLure Shes Maguire Ahern Lord O Rourke Hunt Condon McLaughlin Ring and others.
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Barker
Commonwealth
Roos
Semway
Same
Spiller
Day
McKane
Benton
Courtney
Railer
Brawler
Keenan
King
Angell
Connell
Freebey
Curley
Waters
O’ Rien
Driscoll
Shannon Et al
Mclure
Saime
Shes
Maguire
Ahern
Lord
O' Rourke
Hunt
Gaming
Condon
McLaughlin
Ring
Mayor Hart Signs Tree Cutting Order on Boylston Street
Mayor Hart yesterday signed an order to cut trees on Boylston street to permit the West End Railway Company to move its cars by the overhead system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Boylston Street
West End Railway Company
Referee and Umpire in English Rowing Contests
A reader explains a long-standing error in a Harper’s piece about Tom Hughes. The letter clarifies roles in English rowing where umpire and referee differ, noting Gulston and Chitty as officials for Harvard and Oxford, and that Blaikie misidentified Chitty as the umpire. The correction points to Hughes as the referee, not the umpire.
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Tom Hughes
Harper’s
Blaikie
Gulston
Thames
Harvard
Chitty
Oxford
Fiend
Chiswick Eyor
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Saco
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R. N. Chapman
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Hon. Chase
Coon
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Initia
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Tassau
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Washington Street
Old South
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Oak Grove Farm Gate
Washington St
Colchis Mining Co
Charles River
Big Horsford
A. L. Zurker
Melrose, Minn
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