Senator Hoar defends war stance at Massachusetts Club outing
At the Western Yacht Club, Senator Hoar rejects critics calling him a party time server. He praises American resolve, recalls his political career, and defends his independence from party dictates while urging restraint in United States expansion postwar.
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Senator Hoar
Massachusetts Club
Western Yacht Club
Bose
Massachusetts
Houses of Congress
Spain
Cuba
Congress
Maine
Proctor
Senate
England
France
Toud
Harvard
America
Europe
Oregon
Briggs
United States
Mississippi
Pacific
Free Soil
House of Representatives
Worcester County
Know-Nothing
Northampton
Worcester
Free Soil Party
Charles Sumner
Grant
San Domingo
Butler
General Butler
Wendell Phillins
Ike
Boston Herald
Boston Transcript
Republican Party
Mufgwump
House
Belknap
John Porter
Bay State prep for sea funding rises in August drive
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association pushes to fit out the Bay State for sea duty. Progress is visible daily. sail readiness may arrive by Aug 3 or 4. Fund total stands around 147,000 to 150,000 dollars with expectations to reach 200,000 in August. Walter Austin at India street warehouse collects bandages butter mosquito netting and abdominal bands while other donors send special items.
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Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Bay State
Walter Austin
India Street
Twice Sold Cotton Bale For War Relief In Massachusetts
A bale sent from the New York Cotton Exchange to the Boston Chamber of Commerce was sold twice for charity. John Shepard of Shepard Norwell & Co bought it for 525 dollars and redonated it to raise 250 dollars for the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association. The total acknowledged contributions reach 151 730 dollars 18 cents to aid sick and wounded soldiers, with numerous individuals and organizations listed as supporters.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Boston Chamber of Commerce
United States Hospital
John Shepard
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Shepard
Beale
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Wallace A. Robinson
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Higginson
Friend
Eliza Gauguran
West Medford
Bryce J. Allan
John Lyman
F. P. Parker
A. Cc. M. Slodge
Annie A. Bake
Kearsarge Association
Naval Veterans
West Roxbury
Saugus Dramatic Entertainment
C. Vi. Bond
Emerson Piano Company
Boston Master Builders’ Association
Massachusetts Association
Grenvile H. Norcross
Lowell
H. Allen
Weeks & Potter Company
G. A. Peabody
Provincetown
Truro
Acton
B. B. Abbe
Henry Whitman
Enfield
General Williams
Lincoln Post
A. R
Taunton Branch
Nahant Branch
Edwin V. Mitchell
Mabel Stewart and George Hammel to Wed Aboard Lewiston
Miss Mabel Stewart of Somerville and George Henry Hammel of Cambridge will marry aboard the excursion steamer Lewiston on the Isles of Shoals line during a matinee harbor trip. Justice George Smith of Boston will officiate. The couple will receive $59 as consent for the on board wedding and reception.
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Mabel Stewart
Somerville
George Henry Hammel
Cambridge
Lewiston
Isles of Shoals
George Smith
Boston
Stewart
Steamer Plymouth Offers Boston Plymouth Sightseeing Trip
The Winthrop Steamboat Company promotes its new steel hull steamer Plymouth for a Boston to Plymouth voyage. The daily 10 am departure from 418 Atlantic Avenue sails six hours with sightseeing time on the return leg.
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Winthrop Steamboat Company
Plymouth
Boston
Winthrop Steamboat Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Pry Meeouvu
E. Harding
Sunies
Winth
AOP Line
Bingie Ma
Jordan
National Cadet Band
Moxie and Prudence Inn Foreground Boston Summer musings
Cirbett's column notes a push for quality over cheap goods in Boston ads and ads for Moxie Nerve Food, Prudence Island guests, and local hotels. It laments dog days while praising Union General Hospital and local merchants and advertisers.
Sunday Church Services Across Boston Area
A dense notice lists multiple congregations with times and speakers. Berkeley Temple, Old South Church, Peoples Temple, Tremont Street M E Church, First Presbyterian, Roxbury Presbyterian, Fourth Presbyterian in South Boston, Spiritualist meetings, and Union Tent gatherings note sermons by Rev. Israel Ainsworth Rev. George A Gordon Rev. James Boyd Brady and others with topics such as Man Natural and Spiritual St Pauls Forty one Steps to Heaven and A Surrendered Life.
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Massachusetts
Berkeley Temple
Israel Ainswerth
Rockport
Cape Ann
Wil
Miss Olive
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
D. D
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Peter
James Boyd Brady
D. Ee
St. Paul's
Jesus
Brady
Tremont Street
M. E
Concord and
Tremont Streets
John D. Pickles
Simon’s House
Union
First Presbyterian Church
Scott F. Hershey
C. N. Hunt
Minneapolis
Unday
M. Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Warren Street
Woodbine
J. J. Duntop
Fourth Presbyterian Church
South Boston
Charles J. Cameron
Pauline Hall to Open Air Concert at Point of Pines
Pauline Hall, famed light opera star, to perform in outdoor afternoon and evening concerts at Point of Pines tomorrow under manager William H. O Neill. She will sing selections from Erminie including Lullaby, highlighting her vocal power on the open air stage.
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Pauline Hall
Point of Pines
William H. O’neil
Miss Hall
Erminie
Castle Square Theatre
Castle Square Company
Bessie Bonehill
John Kervell
Eldredges
Lawrence
Harrington
Proto
Herr Brockmann
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Chutes
First Regiment
Highland Cadet Bands
Franklin P. Flanders
A. M. Thatcher
Antonio Panfillo
Frank E. Dodge
Tom Sharkey
Palace Theatre
Belles Burlesque Company
Boston Theatre
Lewiston
Norumbega Park
Pauline Hill Makes Outdoor Debut at Point of Pines
Pauline Hill plans her outdoor debut at the Point of Pines tomorrow afternoon singing with the Lynn Cadet Band. She previously vowed never to sing outside after losing her voice to bronchitis years ago and will include the famous Lullaby from Erminie in her program.
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Pauline Hill
Polly
Miss Hall
Point of Pines
Lynn Cadet Band
Erminie
Steamship Prince Edward carries 260 passengers to sea
Steamship Prince Edward of the Dominion Atlantic line sailed last Sunday with 260 passengers including tourists from Boston New York Washington and Brooklyn. A large crowd of sightseers gathered at Long Wharf to see the steamer off. A separate list sailed Wednesday with Bishop Foss Mrs Foss Miss Foss and Dr Quervin and daughter of Philadelphia. The Prince George trial trip at Hull with satisfactory results, Captain McGray to bring her over. Beginning Aug 1 Prince Edward departs Boston at 4 p m on Wednesdays and Sundays, replacing 430 p m to allow shore breakfast at Yarmouth.
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Prince Edward
Dominion Atlantic Railway Line
Boston
New York
Washington
Brooklyn
Bishop Foss
South End Tent Meetings Draw Growing Crowds
Five leading churches collaborate on South End tent meetings with lawyer evangelist C N Hunt in charge. Gospel soloist Lawrence B Greenwood will conduct singing for the rest of the season. A children and youth meeting led by Mrs Mary A Upham is at 2 30 pm, followed by a mass evening service at 7 30 pm conducted by Miss Elizabeth S Tobey for all ages.
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Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Joseph Slattery
People’s Temple Patriotic Meeting
Columbus Avenue
R. S. MacArthur
D. D
New York
P. m
Warren Avenue
Clarendon Street
Boston
Mass
South
South End
C. N. Hunt
Minneapolis
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Mary A. Upham
Elizabeth S. Tobey
Lake Chautauqua Thrives On Fitchburg Rail Service Boost
Lake Chautauqua enjoys a banner season credited to Fitchburg railroad low rates and superb service attracting visitors from nearby towns. Local hotels report higher occupancy as travelers arrive for footbridge events and lakeside activities.
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Lake Chautauqua
Fitchburg Railroad
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Munyon
China
Africa
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Gladstone
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Cirbett
Colum
Bernard M. Wolf
Hanover and
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Wolf
Moxie Nerve Food Company
Moxie
Wellman
Andree
North Pole
Prudence Inn
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Young
Walter Ballou Jacobs
Whitehead
Edward C. Mudge
Warren Leland, Jr
Ocean House
Newport
Union General Hospital
West Springfield Street
F. L. Burt
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American Wringer Company
Providence
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Buckley
Erokson
Knight's
Hudson Street
Sam
Peace
Porto Rico
BR A. Corbeta
N. K. Fairbank Company
Philadelphia
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Minnie M. Soule
Be of Spirit Return Society
Appleton Hall
Sallabas
Hollis Hall
Washington Street
G. B. Cutter
Maggie Keating Cutter
Mmes
Davis
Kibble
Strong
Peake
Unitarian
Boston Common
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Charles Street Mall
Christopher R. Eliot
B. F. McDaniel
Newton Centre
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Bill
Wnthrop Steamboat CO
J. R. Bacon
St. John
Digby
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Halifax
Summerside
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St. St Croix
Coastwise Service
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State of Maine
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E. A. Waldron
Gen’ Agt
Charles River Park
Cigarette
American Cycle Racing Association
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National Track Team Association
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Verforr
T. Matinee
Geo
Henry Hammel
Jubilee
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat CO
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City OF Gloucester
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State St
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Gen. Mgr
Model Playhouse
Robert Mantell
Idalene Cotton
Nick Long
Symphony Orchestra
Albert L. Guilt
En Bloom Ang ‘Aneooper
Geo. Fuller Golden
Mazuz and
Mazett
Pines
Huntington Avenue
BIG Olio
Acadia
London Squires
Austin& Stone
Alfred Sorensen
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Sans Souci
Willis Swratnam
al. Leach
Rosebuds
Kittie Mitchell
O'Rourke
Burnett
Neluif VY. Parker
John Kernell
Tremont St
Tremont Sit
James Schonberg
Theatre
Tremont
Tele
Oxford
Lunurellow
John Smith
Wiil
Jeave Commercial Wharf
Cvorth Mier
Cape
Jeaves
VEN
Atwood & Rich
Nahant
Lafrigain
Beast
Schooin
Yornahans
A. P. Lane
N. E. Agt
Jorumbegca Park
Owi'tésor
Ruatio Theatre
Avery Keentinge
Gorman's
Akeencen Knowtton & & Aign
Dake Kewtea
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