Fresh as daisies banquet at Faneuil Hall parade
A drumhead election anniversary celebration of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in Boston featured Gov Russell Rev Talmage and other dignitaries. Festivities began with a morning breakfast and marching through city streets to Old South Church for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DeWitt Talmage
Russell
Brackett
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Faneuil Baill
Faneuil Hall
Artllery
Salem Cadet Band
Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps
Ld South Church
William Hatch Jones
George 8. Merrill
Arthur E. Leach
John E. Kinney
Thomas Restiaux
George P. May
Vincent Laforme
George H. Allen
Amasa W. Bailey
John H. Peak
J. J. Hutchinson
James A. Fox
N. P. Banks
George O. Carpenter
Samuel ©. Lawrence
Edward Wyman
D. Hi. Follett
A. A. Folsom
A. P. Dertin
Charles W. Stevens
Alliam H. Cundy
John Mack
Augustus Whittemore
Thomas =. comple
Henry Walker
Ward E. Alien
Henry &. Smith
N. A. M. Dudley
W. R. Steinert
Old Guard of
New York
Providence
William Nicholson
Honourable Artillery Company of
London
South Market
Commercial
State
Washington
School and
Beacon Streets
State House
Henry Wailker
Charles G. Davis
Beacon, Tremont
Boylston Streets
Old South Church
I. DeWitt Talmage
D.D
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hisssistant
Edward A. Horton
Second Church
J. L. Gilbert
Talmage
Faneuil
Boylston
Congress
Blaine in Boston on way to Bar Harbor amid caution
Secretary of State James G Blaine and party arrived in Boston aboard a Shore Line special car. They stayed at Young's Hotel, with Blaine fatigued and largely unavailable to callers. He plans a 8:30 am Western division trip to Bar Harbor, possibly stopping at Augusta. The piece also highlights a Lowell School of Design exhibit at MIT, praising practical textile design and weaving instruction led by Charles Kastner with Louis W. Clark and Mrs. M. Gray, the program starting the last Monday in September with 63 seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Blaine
Department of State
Boston
Blaine
Republican Party
Court Street
Mr. Blaine
Institute of Technology
Lowell School of Practical Design
Lowell Institute
Charles Kastner
Louis W. Clark
M. &. Gray
Barber Insurance Law and endowment fraternals license query
Attorney-General Barnard concludes that an endowment fraternal organized and operating before the Barber act can continue to levy assessments on preexisting certificate holders to pay them, provided it is licensed and compliant. If licensed, it may do business. without a license, or if not reliable, it cannot. Violations by officers carry fines. If an organization is also organized in another state, service rules apply before licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concorp
N. H
Barnard
Insurance Commissioner
Corporation of Order
Insurance
Banquet at Faneuil Hall With Notable Orators
The Ancients held an annual banquet at Faneuil Hall with Captain William Hatch Jones presiding, Governor Rus sell, and Adjutant-General Daicton among others. Speeches urged more frequent drill practice and extra pre parade meetings to improve discipline and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Bird of Freedom
William Hatch Jones
Russell
Daicton
F. Kk. Orcutt
Internal Revenue
Horatio N. Crane
Newly Commissioned Officers Parade Before Governor Russell
Governor Russell commissioned the elected officers at Faneuil Hall with a large crowd in attendance. The lineup includes Captain J Henry Taylor of Chelsea and a list of lieutenants sergeants and staff from Boston Charlestown Hyde Park Roxbury Longwood and West Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Russell
J. Henry Taylor
Chelsea
Kaward
Wells
Boston
George W. Mills
Frank Boston
C. Howard Jones Udge Offantry
John C. Potter
Lowell M. Maxha
Lim
Cntenant
Kred, McDonald
Charlestown
John E. Carter
Hyde Park
William M. Lawrence
Edward P. Crawm
Steadman
Roxbury
Dwin E. Snow
Longwood
J. Stearns Cushing
Joseph A. Plumer
West Roxbury
Charles ©. Dame
Newburyport
Charles B. Barrett
Vincent Latorme
George H. Allen
George P. May
Boston Women Open New Gym and Playground on the Charles
Boston s women s gym opens yesterday noon beside the Charles river bank with a large green area serving as outdoor nursery and playground. A matron in charge will supervise children while attendants, hired by the Massachusetts Emergency and Hygiene Association, watch over activities under physician guided gymnastic plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charlesbank
Massachusetts Emergency and Hygiene Association
Doyle
Childre
Harvard Tennis Finals: Lockett Wins Singles in Handicap Tourney
At Harvard, A H Lockett of class '92 defeated J Torrey to claim the singles title as W F Pillsbury and L S Bailey won the doubles, beating J Cummuin and D F Spaulding despite a fifteen handicap. The doubles score was 6 3 8 6 6 3 8 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockett
Pillsbury and Bailey
Harvard
A. HH. Lockett
J. Torrey
Gr. Lockett
Torrey
Henley Lockett
W. F. Pillsbury
L. S
J. A. Bailey
J. Cummuin
Cones
Burroughs
Correy
Boy Sprang With A Cool Thousand From Chelsea Firm
A boy employed by R W Kendall & Co dry goods merchants held nearly 1000 cents as weekly payroll last Friday and vanished. The boy, son of a Chelsea notable, has not been seen by Kendall & Co or friends since the incident, leaving the employers distressed over the loss and his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Kendall & Co
Dry Goods Commission
Beaford Street
Kendall & Co
Chelsea
Death in tavern linked to self harm in Plymouth man
A Plymouth man, believed to be George F. Thomas, aged about 28, was found dead in his Boston Tavern room from poison. A note reading Good-by, darling mother was left, and he had been at Lavern since Saturday. The death is ruled death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Orcutt
Boston
Horace G. Allen
Common Council
Matthews
Beston
Brackett
Harvard College
Commonwealth
Henry Walker
Army of the United States
N. A. M. Dudley
George L. Langdon
Fort Hamilton
Dudley
Proctor
E. A. Horton
United States
Republic
Old Guard of
New York
W. H. White
Talwase
Lie
Canada
George F. Thomas
Plymouth
Thomas
the Lavern
Seniors Reception Opens Boston University Commencement
The College of Liberal Arts at Boston University held a pleasant senior class reception at 12 Somerset Street. Guests included Mrs. William B. Claflin, Miss Marion Talbot, Dr. and Mrs. Warren, Professors Cott, Lindsay, Dorchester, and Dean Huntington. Music, supper, and refreshments accompanied the evening as guests conversed and admired the decorated Jacob Sleeper Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Somerset Street
Jacob Sleeper
Sue
Wiliam B. Claflin
Marion Talbot
Warren
Cott
Thomas B. Lindsay
William F. Huntington
The
Daniel Dorchester
Weather Indications for New England and Eastern New York
WasnIncTon June 1 forecast till 8 p m predicts warmer conditions in New England and eastern New York with tall southerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasnIncTon
New England
New York
Post's Forecast Weather in New England and Nation Wide Temps
Northern New England sees partly cloudy conditions with showers and southerly winds with higher temps in Vermont New Hampshire and Maine Southern New England fair with possible local showers and higher temps Wednesday brings more cloudiness and showers Rainfall totals highlight Kansas City Buffalo and Cincinnati while New England reports only a trace in Portland Pressure mostly below normal with two depressions noted One area in St Vincent with 30.04 inches and another near Cheyenne Wyoming Temperatures ranged from 42 in Duluth and Marquette to 99 in the southern Mississippi Valley and 44 Eastport to 64 Northfield Vermont
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Kansas’ City
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Portland
Lake
Dulath
Marquette
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Eastport
Northfield
Albany
Heaton
Bismarck
Cheyenne
Chicago
Pau
el Paso
Texas
Loudy
Orthand
Salt Lake City
Washington
Willington
N.C
MIT Class Day Exercises of 1891 Held at Huntington Hall
MIT marked its class day with an afternoon program in Huntington Hall featuring an opening address by class president Frederick Blanchard Dorchester, an oration by Charles Hamond Detroit, class history by James Swan Dorchester, and a humorous prophecy by Theodore Spencer Cambridge, followed by orchestral music and an evening party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Huntington Hall
Frederick Chambers Blanchard
Dorchester
Charles Frederick Hammond
Detroit
Mich
James Swan
Herbert Emerson Hathaway
Fall River
M. 1
D. Jandolin Club
Billiam Crary Dart
Providence
R. L. An
Theodore Spencer
Cambridge
Essex County Wills Feature in Salem Probate News
Wills from Essex County are summarized with bequests across Salem and surrounding towns. Linton Waters of Salem leaves an umbrella with carved handle to cousin W C Waters and bequeaths portraits to Essex Institute, with books and portraits to libraries. Corinna Slaven of Rockport leaves 5000 for local poor relief. Dorcas H Tredick of Newburyport directs trust income to sister Elizabeth Frost then specifies multiple church and society bequests in Philadelphia and Newburyport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Linton Waters
W.C. Waters
Stephen Osborn
Salem Public Library
Salem Atheneum
William Bentley
B. Lynde Oliver
Essex Institute
Corinna Slaven
Rockport
Dorcas H. Tredick
Newburyport
Elizabeth ©. Frost
Board of Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Board of Foreign Missions
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Philadelphia
Calvary Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia
Ladies’ Missionary Aid Society
Said Church
Presbyterian Board of Relief of Disabled Ministers
Harvard Benevolent Society of
Society For the Relief of Aged Females of
Minister Celebrates Forty Five Years of Universalist Service
A reception and banquet last evening at Somerville First Universalist Church honored Rev. Charles A. Skinner for forty five years as a Universalist minister. More than 200 guests including Mayor A G Pove and Tufts President Capen attended, with a purse of 100 dollars presented in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Skinner
Somerville
Skinner
Mr. Skinner
A. G. Pove
President Capen
Tufts College
A. A. Miner
C. I. Lee
E.S. ‘Lead
Coddington
Albert Todgman
George Stevens
John F. Nickerson
A. T. Carvill
James A. Munroe
William P. Mitchell
Frank Wellington
P. M. Harwood
Fannie M. Glines
Albert Hodgman
George D. Hayen
Arthur W. Giines
A Postage Stamp Slot Machine Trial Opens in London
Postmaster General Raikes approves an American syndicate’s plan to attach penny-in-the-slot stamp machines to pillar boxes. Customers insert a penny to receive a world postal regulations booklet and an ad laden book with a penny stamp. The scheme aims to cover stamp shortages and profit from advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raikes
London
Insolvency Petitions Filed in Essex County
Special to the Post from Salem reports voluntary insolvency petitions by Elizabeth E. Hutchinson a millinery trader with liabilities listed at 2346 and assets as mortgaged fixtures furniture and stock valued at 200. William Buck of Lynn files a voluntary petition with liabilities 30479 and assets in personal property at 66 Market street Lynn mortgagees Myrtie L Cash 400 to D H Murphy and 210 to William H Drew. William A Bachellor of Lynn petitions to place Newhall Co of Swampscott into involuntary bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Elizabeth E. Hutchinson
Milliery
Lupp
William Buck
Lynn
Market Street
Myrtie L. Cash
D. H. Murphy
William H. Drew
William A. Bachellor
Newhall & Co
Swampscott
Court calendar set for civil trials on June 3 at 10 am
The United States Circuit Court announces urg trials in civil cases will commence Wednesday, June 3 at 10 a.m. The jury calendar will be called and cases tried in order unless disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Superior Court
Middlesex
Cambridge-Staples J
Richey
Inhts
Reading
Road
Lawrence
Butters Pro Ami
Mfg. Co
Greeley
Philbrick
Ford
Ross
Edmunds
Ciaflin
Supreme Judicial Court Equity Assignments June 2
The Supreme Judicial Court session lists equity assignments for June 2 including Dooley v McCornick Beavey Electric Light Company dissolution petition Denckett vs Borten Middlesex Woodward vs Lewis Woodman vs Rice National Market Bank of Brighton vs Hollis Seabury vs Haleman Prescott vs Boston Cooperative Investment Company Callendar vs Fonseca Wardwell trustee Donnelly vs Board of Office National Sugar refinery Company petition for dissolution Boston and Maine railroad vs Everett Dover Stamping Company Lamb Knitting Machine Company Proctor vs Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
C. Allen
Equity
Dooley
McCornick
Beavey Electric Light Company
Boston & Maine Railroad
Everett
Dover Stamping Company
Lamb Knitting Machine Company
Vproctor
Clark
Superior Court docket and trials list is read
Suffolk session opens with docket calling and trials set. Edward Powers vs Boston Gas Light Co alleges gas explosion injured him while inspecting manholes. John McDonald vs Nathaniel Bosworth et al seeks damages after hot iron injury. Numerous cases listed in order with lawyers named and trial status noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Ss
Dunbar
Hork
Edward Powers
Boston Gas Light Company
Boston Heating Company
W. H. Baker
A. P. Greenough
John McDonald
Nathaniel Bosworth
J. F. Kilton
A. FE. Rolles
Reed
Chapman
McKim
Grand
Smith
Mint
Traonk Railway
McCarthy
Foster
Degnan
Jordan
Collamore
Cola
Gross
Barry
Lutchinson
Cummore
Browne
Margaret McCarty
Julia Jordan
Parkman Place
James R. Murphy
B. L. M. Tower
John Flynn
Boston Towboat Company
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
H._D. Collison
L. 5Abney
E. N. Hill
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Household Medicine
An advertisement asserts that a healthy home requires health support and promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the strictly medicinal, pure whiskey solution. Doctors and scientists allegedly confirm its use to sustain health and treat ailment, presenting it as a household necessity.
Funeral for George A Hart Attended by Veteran Cadets
The funeral of George A Hart was held this afternoon and well attended by the Veteran Cadets and the New England Order of Protection. The Rev. A F Walsh of Peabody officiated.
Harvard Professor Royce Not Leaving Cambridge Post
Reports claimed Professor Josiah Royce of Harvard philosophy accepted a Stanford professorship in California, but Harvard confirms he has no intention of leaving. Royce, regarded as a rising figure in philosophy, remains in Cambridge, ensuring Harvard’s department stays strong and organized as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Josiah Royce
Harvard
Leland Stanford University
California
Boston
Royce
America
Harvar
Dedham High Court action over land damages for new highway
Superior Court in Norfolk County hears petition by Catherine Collins against the County of Norfolk for land damages after the laying out of a new highway. Jury assessment sought. Judge Aldrich presiding. Defense argued. E Greenwood represents petitioner, T K Grover represents respondents. Jury waived. cases heard and hearings to continue Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Dedham
Aldrich
Catherine Collins
County of Norfolk
Tal
E. Greenwood
T. KE. Grover
Guild
DD Co
Tully
Mulhern
Fuler
Smith
Lothrop
Crosby
Morton
Fitzgerald
Goodrich
Tracy
Bradley
Eetie
Slicksson
Admr
Milne
Loring
Admr. VW Et al. City of Quincey
Same
Sige Marcus
Knught
Anderson v. Field
Probate Court Records Prove Wills and Grant Admins
In Salem on June 1, the Probate Court proved wills for Corinna Bishop of Rockport Clement R Hansen of Salem Mary E Binsford of Haverhill Lemuel Huntoon of Lawrence Nathan Leighton of Newburyport Eliza W Sewell of Rockport Ellen Snell of Haverhill Dorcas H Tredick of Newburyport Joseph L Waters of Salem Henry N West of Haverhill Deborah Boyce of Lynn Letters of administration granted for estates Diantha Burnham Ipswich Etta R Goldthwait Lawrence Sarah F Huse Newburyport John A Jameson West Newbury Lois McPherson Lynn Nancy Morrison Danvers James Shatswell Salem Lydia A Wood Merrimac Francis S Langois Flaverhill Frank E Clarkson Atlanta Ga George H Knowles Salem William Morrison Danvers Abbie Currier Lawrence Mary A Crowther Lawrence Johanna Cusick Rockport Joanna P Foster Beverly Francis S Coburn Ipswich Inventories filed include Sarah T Burrill Lynn 544580 Stephen Gauss Salem 560421 Samuel W Johnson Bradford 9759 15 John Pew Gloucester in trust for Laura J Emerson and others 37960 John Pew Gloucester in trust for Sarah M Gaffney and others 37960 Mary J Gould Haverhill 3147 3s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Ss
Salem
Harmen
J. Wills
Corinna Bishop
Rockport
Clement R. Hansen
Mary E. Binsford
Haverhill
Lemuel Huntoon
Lawrence
Nathan ©. Leighton
Newburyport
Eliza W. Sewell
Ellen Snell
Dorcas H. Tredick
Joseph L. Waters
Henry N. West
Deborah Boyce
Lynn
Diantha Burnham
Ipswich
Etta R Goldthwait
Sarah F. Huse
John A. Jameson
West Newbury
Lois McPherson
Nancy M. Morrison
Danvers
James Shatswell
Lydia A. Wood
Merrimac
Francis X. Langois
Flaverhill
Frank E. Clarkson
Atlanta, Ga
George H. Knowles
William M. Morrison
Abbie Currier
Mary A. Crowther
Johanna Cusick
Joanna P. Foster
Beverly
Francis
Coburn
Sarah T. Burrill
Stephen Gauss
Samuel W. Johnson
Bradford
John Pew
Gloucester
Laura 3. Emerson
Sarah M. Gaffney
Mary J. Gould
Salem Happenings Gifted Library Donation and Union Meetings
The Public Library in Salem received a $100 gift from J. D. Perkins of New York, a former resident. The Baptist Social Union gathered at the First Baptist Church with large attendance. Greetings were offered by D. S. Clark of the Essex Congregational Club and A. W. Peabody of the Boston Baptist Social Union, followed by talks from Q. P. Gifford and A. S. Gumbart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Public Library
J. D. Perkins
New York
The
Baptist Social Union
First Baptist Church
D. 5. Clark
Essex Congregational Club
A. W. Peabody
Boston Baptist Social Union
Q. P. Gifford
Brookline
Ward Nineteen Democrats Meet to Oppose Reagan
The Maguire faction of Ward 19 Democrats held a meeting in Friendship Hall Roxbury with Thomas H. Murphy presiding and Charles B. Donegan as secretary. Ex Alderman Maguire spoke on ward needs and party duty. A resolution backed opposing Alder man Reagan and his committee. ticket names listed for ward and city committee roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Hall
Cabot Street
Roxbury
Maguire
Thomas H. Murphy
Charles B. Donegan
Jeremiah Hogan
James Hanning
Cornelius F. Mahoney
Thomas L. Noonan
John Coffey
George B. Callan
John J. Flanery
Harvard oarsmen shaken by captain injury at practice
Harvard Varsity crew faced demoralization after Captain Perkins tripped while vaulting a fence and badly injured his right arm. Powers, 92, has rowed at two while Watriss, 92, subs, with plans to travel to New London next week if Perkins recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Perkins
Powers
Watriss
New London
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Rev. T. de Witt
Drumhead
Artillery Company
Cysar
George E. Lovett
Massachusetts
Sons of Massachusetts
God Save the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Secretary of State
Bar Harbor
Lowell School OF Design
Barber Insurance Law
Captain Jones
Jhrusselil
Dr. Talmage
Aya Pe
Sleeper Hall
Aracseen
Liv
C. A. Skinner
Clements
Rand
King
Donell
Geiler
Mooney
True
Maltman
Norman
Miller
Norton
Round
Sanctore
Marcus
Rantle
McGar
Jeminon
Sime
Angle
Shierer
Adams
Ramsey
Dolan
Vweil
Shedd
bSbz
Perking
Kelley
Danzig
Blake & J Corp’n
Harvey
W. Daniels
Penn
M. L. Ins. Co
Otis
Harris
Stewart
Roberts
Cronin
Critcherson
McGovern
Carew
Casey
Graftam
Mctronagle
Hanrahan
Lynch
Rogers
Hergman
Joppan
Sears
Mahoney
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Palmer
Carter
Dowling
Akie
Weed
Marens
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Mecharron
Gould
Soston
Norris
Saxton
Coughlin
West End
Rh. Us
Crane
Richardson
BuppGett
Queen Victoria
G O. Taylor
Taylor
Roe Tome
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Mass
Reagan
Harvard Oarsmen
YHE Post Publishing Ca
Washington Street
Boston Post Office
Wes
Berkshire
Byron Weston
Dalton
AKC EB. Mfg. CO
Racine
Wis
Remington Standard Typewriter CO
School Street
Orab Tre
Chatham St. Lynn
Dorchester Ave
1St
South
State Street
Dorchester Avenue
C. Turner
Cambria Street
Cartel
Dinsmore & OO
Cole
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