Free Religious Thinkers Convene Long Sessions at Tremont Temple
The Free Religious Association held a full day of talks at Tremont Temple with sessions on Nationalism or Socialism and religious instruction in public schools. Speakers included Edward Bellamy M. J. Savage Edwin Mead and Abby Morton Diaz, discussing socialism democracy and church state relations.
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Free Religious Association
Meiona
T. W. Higginson
Edward Bellamy
Mr. Bliss
Gilman
William Lloyd Garrison
Hinckley
Minot J. Savage
Edwin LD. Mead
Society
Boston
S Mead
Commonwealth
Abby Morton Diaz
Lughter
Edward. Cheney
Henry D. Maxson
M. J. Savage
Pat Mee
Mary C. Eastman
Tremont Temple
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Potter
Bellamy
Trust
United States
Colonel Higginson
W. D. P. Bliss
South Boston
Howard M. Dow
Finance Committee
Peitty
Alcott
Emerson
Lucretia Mott
William Ellery Una Dame
Robert Dale Owen
Wasson
Weyss
J. W. Hamilton
D.D
Edna D. Cheney
McGlynn
Roosevelt Critiques Civil Service Commission Power and Funds
Theodore Roosevelt told a reporter the civil service commission lacks power to administer oaths and issue subpoenas and is hampered by insufficient funds. He supports expanding the classified service and insists on honest exams and neutral, publicly released lists to reduce party bias in appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Custom House
National Commission
Theodore Roosevelt
The
Evening Post
Commission
Washington
Indianapolis
Take Care Beware of Pedlers Offering Pearline Substitutes
Warning notices caution the public about pedlers selling dangerous articles in place of Pearline. Local authorities advise verifying product authenticity and avoiding questionable substitutions. Authorities urge buyers to report suspicious vendors to protect consumer safety.
Funeral of Peleg W Chandler in Swedenborgian Church
The funeral for Hon. Peleg W Chandler was held at noon from the First New Jerusalem Church on Bowdoin Street. Rev. James Reed and Rev. John Worcester led services with readings, prayers, and hymns, followed by a Forest Hills burial. Notables including Gen. Joshua L Chamberlain and Bowdoin officials attended. a Suffolk County Bar meeting planned resolutions.
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Peleg W. Chandler
New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
James Reed
John Worcester
Mr. Chandler
God
Reed
Forest Hills Cemetery
J. K. Smyth
E. Rockwood Hoar
A. 8. Wheeler
George O. Shattuck
Alexander H. Rice
Samuel F. McCleary
M. P. Kennard
RK. K. Bishop
Judge Saner
J. P. Kimball
J. L. Carter
John Baker
John Quincy Adams
Thornton K. Lothrop
Iuquarus Flagg
M. D. Ross
Franklin Haven, Jr
Edward Haven
Bostons Beat Worcesters In Opening Game Victory
In Worcester yesterday the Bostons defeated the Worcesters five to two. Boston had six hits to Worcester three and committed eight errors to four. Madden Sanders and Kelly paired for the Bostons with Burkett and Wilson catching for Worcester. Philadelphia also won both ends of a doubleheader against Indianapolis, 11–4 in the first game and 4–2 in the second, Getzein pitching for Indianapolis and Peter Wood for Philadelphia.
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Worcester
Bostons
Worcesters
Madden
Sanders
Kelly
Burkett
Wilson
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Phillies
Getzein
Peter Wood
Boston
Philadelphias
R. BH. PO
G. Wood
Seery
Wood Pd
Glasscock
Fogarty
Hines
Lo Poe
Thompes'na
O. Denny
Mulvey
O Sullivan
Phiuragipnias
Irwin Oi Hallinan
Seecy
Wool
Wood
Decker
Hallman
Buckley
Curry
Trotting at Beacon Park Postponed Races Improve
Beacon Park trotting events resumed after Decoration Day with two competitive races. Inland won the open sweepstakes best 2 in 3 while Persica took the free-for-all after Bijou led the first heat. Time records shown and judges named.
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Beacon Park
Inland
Hazel Kirke
Hillside
Persica
Bijou
A. W. Moulton
C. G. Inland
John Gibbs
Hazel Kitk
John Kiley
B. G
A. W. Monro
PorRick i. Tess
L. G. Trott
True Jones
Allan Lowe
Census foresees fewer deaf by sound disc inventor
Washington May 31 report claims the 1890 census will show a notable decline in deaf individuals due to the spread of the sound disc invented by H A Wales of Bridgeport Conn. The device’s adoption is credited with improved hearing among the public.
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Washington
Bridgeport
Conn
H. A Wales
Parisian collars headline Corise Bros. offer Marie Stuart designs
Lapiges collars feature latest Parisian styles for ladies. Cor ise Bros. & Co. of Troy sell the Marie Stuart and porreine models, highlighted in this issue with designs by Jordan, Marsh, Shepard, Norwell and Emerson.
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Corise Bros. & Co
Troy
Jordan
Marsh
Shepard
Norwell
Emerson
Ancient Egyptian textiles arrive at Boston museum
A notable collection of Egyptian textiles including brocades embroideries and towelling material has been delivered to the Museum of Fine Arts. Miss Amelia B Edwards arranged the gift from Mr Petrie who found the pieces in Fayoum during his 1888 researches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of Fine Arts
Amelia B. Edwards
Petrie
Fayoum
Andrew P. Peabody
Henry W. Foote
King’s Chapel
Edward Everett Hale
D.D
Salem
W A Mullett Convicted In Counterfeit 5 Cent Coin Case
Nelson, J states Walter A Mullett found guilty after days of trial on counterfeit 5 cent pieces charge. He is sentenced to one month in jail and fined $1. The verdict concludes the court session for this case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States’ Circuit
Nelson
Walter A. Mullett
Board of Aldermen Short Session on Water Department Consolidation
The Boston board of aldermen held a brief meeting and adjourned to Tuesday. An item requests study of Monument Square as a park. A report proposes borrowing 60000 to build new Albany street yard shops and auctioning the Federal street works, with proceeds funding Cochituate debt. The school committee seeking 110000 for school site land was referred to finance.
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Board of Aldermen
Bunker Hill
Monument Square
Charlestown
Water Board
Albany Street Yard
Federal Street
Albany Street
Cochituate
Committee On Finance
Libel suit over faulty title exchanges in Chelsea and Cambridge
Superior Court records two first-session actions. Francis L. Brown sues Massachusetts Title Insurance Co. for libel on a 25 000 copy circular misrepresenting a Chelsea property trade for a Cambridge title. James McDonald sues Cyrus A. Bartel for 10 000 damages for injuries from a collision near Manchester on August 6, 1885. Opened.
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Superior Court
Staples
Francis L. Brown
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Chelsea
Cambridge
H. G. Parker
J. H. Fiske
S. J. Elder
James McDonald
Cyrus A. Bartel
Manchester
P.O. Laughlin
J. W. Corcoran
McDonald
Bartol
Dann
Chem. Elec. L
Hodgdon Vv
Ssillings. Co
Howard
North
Standard
Spiedel
Hanagan
Food Co
O'Neil
Feeley
Standard Food Co
Davis v. Murmier
Vy. North
Binet Coal, oOo
Orchard Park Extension Plan Backed at City Hearing
A public hearing at City Hall discussed extending Orchard Park by buying 20 000 square feet at the northwestern corner. No opposition arose as supporters including J P Connell of Ward 20 urged improvements and higher nearby land values. The plan, tied to Madison Square in Ward 19 as the nearest park, was referred to a subcommittee after executive session.
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Orchard Park
City Hall
J. P. Connell
Ward 20
Madison Square
Peter
Connell
Elected Officers of Relief Society for Destitute Clergymen
At the annual meeting of the Society for the Relief of Aged and Destitute Clergymen at Beacon street the Rev. A. P. Peabody was named president and Rev. George E. Ellis Rev. John H. Morrison as vice presidents. Edward Hale is secretary and Thomas Minns treasurer with several clergy as directors. The society thanked Helen C. Bradlee for a 10000 gift and noted donations from H. J. Hunnewell Mrs Isaac Sweetser RK C Billings and James Kh Case. Lifemembership was conferred on RK C Humphreys and Rev. Charles F. Dole with the Rev Christopher R. Eliot named life member by parish ladies. Resolutions were adopted on the death of Rev. Henry W. Foote former secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Relief of
No. 25
Beacon Street
A. P. Peabody
RK. C. Humphreys
Charles F. Dole
Christopher R. Eliot
Henry W. Foote
Insolvency Court Rules on Debtors in Suffolk
In Suffolk County Insolvency Court on May 31 discharges were granted to John H. Osborn, Henry Gustavson, Arthur F. Bowen, Felix Talbot, and Tyler Bros. Louisa M. McCall was denied a discharge. Afternoon sessions set first meetings for debts in Brockway, Hayden, Casey, and Gallup cases. Globe National Bank petition for Edith M. Binney insolvency postponed to June 7.
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Suffolk County
John H. Osborn
Berkeley Street
Benry A. Gustavson
Restaurateur
Arthur F. Bowen
Carenter
Fairview Street
West Roxbury
Felix Jr
Chelsea
Norman Street
Boston
John F. Nickerson
Edwin K. Hayden
Blanche Street
Dorchester
John H. Casey
Hollis P. Gallup
Dorchester Avenue
South
S. K. Bayley
Globe National Bank
Edith M. Binney
George H
Prince School at Back Bay Closed Over Diphtheria Outbreak
Mr George R Swasey chairman of the fourth division orders the Prince school closed after four diphtheria cases alarmed parents. More than half the pupils removed. Health board finds no sanitary cause. Workmen overhaul sink pipes during closure to prevent air poisoning.
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Prince School
George R. Swasey
Board of Health
Meeting on Prison Reform at South Congregational Church
A Sunday 8 p.m. meeting at the South Congregational Church Exeter and Newbury to discuss prison reform and aid for discharged convicts. Rev James De Normandie presides with speakers Hernnan W Chaplin Edward J Russell F B Allen Charles W Birtwell and J W F Barnes.
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South Congregational Church
Exeter and
Newbury Streets
James de Normandie
Society For
Hernnan W. Chaplin
Massachusetts Prison Commission
Edward J. Russell
State
Charlestown
F. B. Allen
Boston
Charles W. Birtwell
The
Children’s Aid Sony
J. W. F. Barnes
State Prison
Grossi Arrested in Harp and Piano Instruments Case
United States District Attorney Galvin to prosecute Antonio Grossi an Italian who induced countrymen to come here swear ownership of six harps and piano organs to evade alien contract labor law and to make false entries. He was arrested yesterday placed under bonds of 1000 dollars trial set for June 7 he has secured counsel.
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Grossi
Gilmore Jubilee Concerts Begin Next Week at Me Ghanies Hall
Gilmore's military band of 100 musicians with three choruses and a double quartet of soloists will perform four days of concerts at Me Ghanies Hall starting Wednesday evening with afternoon and evening shows. Seats are on sale at Music Hall.
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Gilmore
Me¢Ghanies’ Hall
Music Hall
New Short Line Vibratory Telephonic Method Promises Reliability
The Pulsion Telephone Company introduces a vibratory, non electrical telephonic method for short lines. It claims accurate, continuous transmission despite tangled or displaced wires. Merchants and manufacturers may use this system at a very reasonable rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulsion Telephone Company
Western Union embezzlement case set for June session
W B Derby ordered to recognize in 20000 for appearance at the June Superior Court session. Four men Charles Mullen John Harrington Cornelius Griffin and John Hughes bound over in 2000 each for feloniously assaulting and robbing a seaman on Hanover Street. Jennie Knox waived examination on stealing household goods from Mrs. Francis Turner and placed under 500 bonds for grand jury trial.
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Curris, Forsakr
Adams, Jr
W. B. Derby
Western Union
Superior Court
Charles Mullen
John Harrington
Cornelius Griffin
John Hughes
Hanover Street
Thal
Jennie Knox
Francis Turner
Ashland Street
New Deed of Gift Discussion For America's Cup
The New York Yacht Club reports no fault found with the deed of gift as the Royal Yacht Squadron discusses the challenge at a May 11 meeting. A London Telegraph note says the first race could be sailed September 30 in New York waters, with a committee formed to represent the squadron and no mention of the new deed.
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New York
Quincy Yacht Club Hops Scheduled At Houghs Neck
The Quincy Yacht Club house committee announces a series of hops at Houghs Neck with dates June 14 July 9 July 19 August 2 August 14 September 3. Free for members with season tickets available from secretary H M Faxon. non members and ladies pay 75 cents per hop. Dancing runs 8 to 11. Locker rental at $5 yearly available by notifying the secretary.
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Quincy Club
Quincy Yacht Club
Hough’s Neck
H. M. Faxon
Great Head Regatta Prizes Announced at Winthrop
The Great Head Yacht Club sets open subscription and sweepstake prizes for June 16 at 1 pm off Winthrop. First Class yachts over 22 to under 28 feet compete for 20, 15, and 10 dollars. Second Class 18 to under 22 feet for 15, 12, 10. Third Class under 18 feet for 15, 10, 5. Distances are 72 miles for first and second class and 6 miles for third. An evening dance follows at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Head
Regattas and Yacht Club Meetings Listed
Notes of interest show today regattas in Larchmont and Quincy with a cash race. The South Boston Yacht Club holds its June meeting on June 5 and Dorchester on June 7.
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Larchmont
New York
Quincy
Great End
South
Country Club Races at Clyde Park Afternoon Entries Listed
The Country Club offers a spring meeting at Clyde Park with races starting at 2:30 pm. Entries include handicap pony race, handicap sweepstakes, flat and steeplechase events, and a pink coat hunters’ handicap with prizes and weights for multiple stables and riders.
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Country Club
Clyde Park
W. A. Peck
B. Forbes
Mermaid
R. B. Forbes
Oh, Mare
C. H. Perry
Peacock
Foxhall Keene
Buckshot
Billy Brown
J. P. Harrington
Clyde Stables
Our Friend
J. Valy
Sieip
Queens County Stables
Zangbar
H. Lewis, Jr
Delawaré
F. Tribe
S.eeeees
Revolt Gelding
Alchemist
Jim Murphy
H. Lewis
Drs
Poot
J. E. Thayer
Duke of Lancaster
J. H. Wright
Harrodsburg
Pytchley Stables
Monte Cristo
A. H. Barney
Pytenley Stables
Overstone
Pink Coat Hunters
G. H. Warren
Myopia Hunt Club
Ames Parker
Silver King
Sagamore Stables
Mavourneen
Colchis Mining Company poised for large mill capacity in Grant County
In Grant County the Colchis Mining Company reports $2600 net as it expands from ore extraction to a 200 ton per day milling capacity. Experts see abundant low grade ore and strong dividends, with officers' character lending investment confidence despite stock-market concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Grant County
Colchis
Colchis Mining Co
Stock Certificates Rule for Minimum Share Issue
No certificates will be issued for less than 25 shares. Stock listed on Stock Exchange and registered at Atlantic Trust Company New York. Price of Stock six dollars per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Atlantic Trust Company
N. Y
Twin Mountain House Opens Season At Scenic Resort
The Swin Mountain House sits on a plateau above the Ammonoosuc River with sweeping views of the White Mountain range including Mt. Washington and Mt. Webster. It offers gas heat, bathrooms, electric bells, telegraph service, a livery, orchestra, and sport amenities. The hotel opens today.
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Swin
Ammonoosuc River
White Mountain
White Mountain Range
Mt. Washington
Mt. Webster
White Mountain Notch
Lafayette
Haystack
the Twins
Museums Open On Sunday In New York Boston Exchange
Mayor Grant asked Boston for Sunday museum visitation statistics to inform potential Sunday openings. Boston replies that Sunday visits to the Public Library Museum of Fine Arts and zoology museum average 1276, 1276, and higher totals, with favorable public response and access for all social groups, including children.
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Grant
New York
Hart
Boston
Museum of Arts
Museum of Natural History
Thomas C
Young People’s Societies organize statewide union
The Shawmut Universalist Church youth groups met to form a state wide federation. Miss Annie Ryder of Medford spoke on The Supreme Gift and Its Responsibilities while E P Stiles of Haverhill discussed A State Union. An inaugural constitution was adopted and officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Universalist Church
Annie Ryder
Medford
Supreme Gift
E. P. Stiles
Haverhill
E. A. Batchelder
Cambridgeport Church
William H. Young
Shawmut Avenue
Emma Law
Gertrude
Earle
Somerville
George L. Lwell
Columbus Avenue
Gertrude E. Earle
Young Fronie 4 Society
F. Whitten
Lynn
William Young
Tours to Yellowstone Park Offer Weeklong Sightseeing
Two Yellowstone excursions by Messrs. Raymond and Whitcomb promise unusually long sighting time with a full week in the park. They highlight advantages of park travel and include additional Northwest sightseeing. Descriptive circulars are available from W Raymond at 296 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
National Park
Northwest
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
Elastic Starch Claims Quick Use No Cooking Needed
The advertisement promotes Elastic Starch as a ready to use starch product that requires no cooking. It emphasizes ease of use and time saving for household laundry tasks.
Adjourned Boston Chamber Meeting on Exchange Building
The Boston Chamber of Commerce will reconvene Monday at noon to review two reports on the erection of an exchange building. A full member representation is desired as a decision between proposed sites may be reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber OF Commerce
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Mead
Civil Service Commission
Forest Hills
Suffolk County Bar
Supreme Judicial Court Room
Lowell
J. P. Richardson
Darwin E. Ware
A. S. Wheeler
G. P
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George W. Leverett
James Dads
Alexander P. Brown
G. H. Coolidge
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Edward Fitzgerald
Porter Street
East Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Samuel Hatch & Co
Northampton Street
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Thompson
Richard Mitchell
Peter Barclay
Oven Lingley
F. T. Benner
C. P. Monroe
C. W. Bartlett
Ang. Andrews
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Mass
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Mt. Auburn
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Boston Young Mgnn
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KR. L. Perkins
Episcopal
Charles
Osgood
George McDonald
Charles Miller
Nesmith and
Stewart
Christadelphian Bible
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Church OF the Discriples
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles A. Ames
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
Evangelistic Association OF New England
L. B. Bates
David Gregg
A.J. Gordon
First Cauren
Berkeley
Marlboro Streets
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
Oto Sorta Church
Third Church
George W. Field
Langor
Carrack Ix Bostor
Copley Square
Edward A. Horton
Exeter Street
Hale
Emory J. Haynes
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