Soldiers' Home Monument Dedication at Malden Cemetery
A large ceremony at Forest Dale cemetery Malden marks the dedication of the Massachusetts Soldiers' Home memorial. General Banks presides as Ann A E Tucker’s gift is unveiled, with Gov Ames, Mrs Tucker, and prominent veterans in attendance. The parade and services honor the volunteers who served in the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Adams
Forest Dale
Malden
Soldiers’ Home Monument
Oak Grove
Massachusetts Soldiers’ Home
Ladies’ Aid Association
Ann A. E. Tucker
Lyman Tucker
Chief Richards
The
Micah Dyer, Jr
H. E. Bowdlear
W. H. Badlam
Ladies’ Relief
L. A.turner
C. H. Sprague
D. T. Copeland
Malden Rifles
Fifth Regiment
Post 40
Sons of Veterans
Wiggin
Washington Street
Boston
Ames
Caton
Thomas 4. Barker
Ed E. Currier
General Banks
George H. Innes
Department of Massachusetts
Walker
Harry P. Ballard
Medford
Wakefield
South Boston
Everett
Cambridgeport
Cambridge
Melrose
Governor Awes
Roxbury
Chelsea
East Boston
E. A. Horton
Second Church
John G. B. Adams
Jack
Soldiers’ Home
Edward Everett Hale
D.D
William Hedge
Plymouth
Tucker
Ann A. BE. Tucker
Captain Adams
Dyer
Captain Stevens
George H. Patch
Sons of Veterans of
Banks
Evans
Creasy
Lincoln
Kears
Clams versus Herring off Gloucester show bait clash
Gloucester fishermen debate bait taste as salted clams fail to lure cod while fresh baited Canadian and American vessels prosper. The Hattie B West returns after nine weeks with 25 000 pounds, and captains complain of salt clam voyages and licensing disputes with Marion and Goodwin at the helm.
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Guloucester
Gloucester
Hattie B. West
West
Nova Scotia
Vai
Marion
Thomas Goodwin
Accidents on the Rail Injure Many in Hartworp and Baltimore
A Miller & Freeman circus train derailed at East Long meadow on the Springfield division injuring Jacob Myers James A Jackson Charles Crim and Edward Locksley who were brought to the Hartworp hospital with severe bruises and strains Jackson sustained internal injuries but is not believed fatally hurt. In Baltimore near Marley's station a three car train left the track and tumbled down an embankment injuring Thomas Tydings Horace Tydings H H Frost Mr. Baker John Hemmelhaver Charles Webb and William Lively. The tariff plank summaries from several states advocate revenue reform and reduction of surplus with broad endorsement of President Cleveland's message.
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Hartworp
Conn
Miller & Freeman’s Circus
Springfield
Rockville
New England Railroad
East Longmeadow
Jacob Myers
Troy
James A. Jackson
Sharonville
Charles Crim
Little Falls
N. C
Edward Locksley
Mass
Jackson
Baltimore
Annapolis
Thomas Tydings
Horace Tydings
H. H. Frost
Mr. Baker
John Hemmelhaver
Charles Webb
William P. Lively
N. S. Times
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Alabama
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Europe
Daxborn
Grover Cleveland
Congress of the
United States
Georgia
Democratic Party
Illingis
Congress
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
Democracy of
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Committee of Ways and Means
Rhode Island
Louis Carolina
Tennessees
Teexas
Committee On Ways and Means
Mills
Vermont
Beneft
Wisconsin
Yachting Drift Opens Season at Savin Hill Club
The Savin Hill Yacht Club opened its racing season with a first class win by Alice A owned by A Harding in 583m and Nora owned by E M Dennie winning second class. The Dorchester Yacht Club announces its regatta on Monday June 18 off Nahant open to all NE Yacht Racing Association clubs.
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Savin Hill Yacht Club
Alice A
A. Harding
E. M. Dennie
Nora
Dorchester Yacht Club
Nahant
New England Yacht Racing Association
Marblehead
Burgess
Saracen
Rosalind
Lapwing
Sachem
Great Neck
Lynn
Lynn Yacht
Lab
Annie Maud
John D Long Republican Club meets in Hingham
The first regular monthly meeting of the John D Long Republican Club of Hingham was held at Lincoln Hall. Attendance was small as members enrolled, and no special speaking events were scheduled yet. A big ratification and an address by Hon. John D Long may occur when he returns from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingham
John D. Long
Republican Club
Lincoln Hall
Ames
John . Long
Washington
Monster Demonstration For Diaz in Mexico City
A large rally in Mexico City on June 3 drew about twenty thousand workers marching through main streets to urge President Diaz’s reelection, calling at the National Palace for support.
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Orly
Mexico
Galveston
Diaz
National Palace
City Clubs Gather at Downtown Hotels Saturday
The Theotynes, Middlesex, Boston Agricultural, Mayors, Massachusetts and Abstract clubs met at various downtown hotels Saturday. No guests of prominence were entertained.
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Theotynes
Middlesex
Boston
Agricultural
Mayors
Massachusetts
Barnum Buys Ground for Fireproof Hall for Local Societies
Brip Gerorr Conn June 3 P T Barnum buys a 100 by 100 foot plot at Main and Gilbert streets Bridgeport valued at 20000 to build a 100000 fireproof building to be presented to Fairfield County Historical and Bridgeport Scientific societies for their use. He says at 78 he aims to start the project soon and will convert Waldenmere, his residence, into a seminary for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brip Gerorr
Conn
P. T. Barnum
Main
Gilbert
Fairfield County Historical and Bridgeport Scientific Societies
Barnum
Associated Press
Lam
Waldemere
Painter Injured In Fall From Scaffolding
Lynn June 3 William P Drury a painter fell from staging while working at 31 Breed street sustaining a fractured spine a broken wrist and internal injuries He was taken to City Hospital in precarious condition.
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Lynn
William P. Drury
Breed Street
Market Snaps: Union Pacific Gain Shifts New York Tone
Stock news notes a steady New York market with Union Pacific rising 1 percent after a favorable April report. Boston specialties led gains including Chicago Burlington Northern and Frenchman’s Bay while West End hints at a rise. Norfolk & Western shows dividend hopes amid coal expansion and strong export figures for Britain. Oregon Southern plans July lumber start as funded and debt free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Gould
Boston
Chicago
Burlington & Northern
Boston & Montana
Frenchman’s Bay
Funeral of Harry Brown in Savem
The funeral for Harry Brown, victim of a baseball accident, was held this afternoon at the First Baptist Church with Rev. E P Farnham officiating. A large audience including the high school class, Alpha Association, bank officials, and the Second Corps of Cadets attended. A guard of honor from cadets accompanied the casket to Greenlawn cemetery, amid numerous floral tributes.
Amusements listings in Boston theatres and halls
The Boston scene shows programs at multiple venues including Annette the Dancing Girl at the Amusements, Jim the Penman at the Theatre, Petr at Hollis Street, and Kellar at the Boston Museum. Other entertainments include Merry War at Grand Opera House, Battle of Gettysburg at Cyclorama, Christ Entering Jerusalem at Nortruran Hall, and a Promenade concert at Music Hall with an 8 PM start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
Annette
Ase
Jim the Penman
Hollis Street
Marriages in City Church and Medway Ceremony
Appleton and Mixter wed at Church of St John the Evangelist in a Saturday ceremony officiated by Father Hall and Reverend Roland Cotton Smith. Randolph Morgan Appleton of New York marries Helen Kortwright Mixter of the city. At Medway on May 30 Addisson Clark weds Miss Louisa Carpenter in a ceremony led by Reverend R K Harlow.
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Appleton—Mixter
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Father Hall
Roland Cotton Smith
Randolph Morgan Appleton
New York
Helen Kortwright Mixter
Clark—Carpenter
Medway
R. K. Harlow
Addisson Clark
Louisa Carpenter
Deaths prominent in New England towns and cities
Death notices from Andover to Worcester report Joann W. Dane of South Wrentham buried May 31 in Andover. Augusta Wadsworth Downes of Calais Maine dies aged 40. Peter Henderson of Dorchester dies at 77. A RK Lewis of Newton dies at 37. Rolle A Littlefield of Melrose dies at 16. Elisha Morse of Worcester dies at 58. Addison Susi of South Se e d NH dies at 25. Alice B Weld of this city dies June 2.
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J. Owen
May
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Forest Dale Cemetery
Maldiden
Savin Hill Club
Dorchester Reratta
Duffy
Doene
Duffy’s
Kbeware
Poother
State Street
West End
Messrs
Charles Head & Co
Boston & Montana Mining Company
Tamarack Mining Company
Messrs. Pulsifer, Cobb
New York Stock Exchange
Synchronous Time Company
Boston Electric Time Company
Prosper W. Smith
Northwest
Oregon Southern Company
Empire City, Or
Oregon Southern
Great Britain
Norfolk & Western
Norfolk
Lto
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Suffolk Trust & Investment CO
Massachusetts Savings Bank Commissioners Clobe Building
Devonshire Streets
Campbell
WM. A. McCrillis
Chas. M., Campbell
Charles K. Harding
Harding
Colby & Chspston
Edmund W. Converse
Converse
Stanton Cullen
Henry W. Moore
Moore, Smith & Co
Bosto Mass
Frank C. Squire
John P. Squire & Co
Whipple N. Potter
Silas Potter & Co
Beton
Albert C. Wilkins
Addison P. Wheelock
Solting
Frank Thacher
Parneravle County Fire Ins. Co
Yarmouthport
Samuel C. Harvey
O. Ihaee
Joseph Shattuck
Essex Savings Bank
Lawrence
Thos. Scott
Charles L. Gardner
Palmer Ren 3 Bank
Palmer
George A. Ramsdell
First Nat. Bank
Nashua
N. Hox
J. BF. Chanberlin
Stafford Spings
Jam Brown
Norwich
Pivera Holt
Stafford Woollen Mills
Stafford
Onn
NEW Publications
Africa
Henry Drummond
F.R.S.E
F.G.S
Central Africa
London Academy
Kansas
Wichita
Davidson
Sears Building
Entertainments
MR. Morgan
Christ
Jerusalem
Franz Weneisel
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Kellar
Psycho
Vana Sahte
M.OSS/POUFF
Scribner & Welford
Broadway
Hingham, Hull & Downer Landing Steamboat Company
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton Landing
Old Colony
Pemberton
Nantasket
Mus
Yacht Club
Nantas&e'u
Rantashee’s
R. F
Herald and Globe
P. Cushing
E. G. Peirce
Eransas
John D. Knox & CO
Topeka
Bromfield ST
Mass, Real Estate CO
New England
Estate For Security
George Leonard
Advertiser Building
Massapong Lake
Sharon
Boyce
Parker House
A. Park Boyce & CO
Pigeon Cove House
Cape Ann, Mass
S. Robinson
Kansas City, Springfield & Memphis Railroad Company
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
Charles Merriam
Boston University
School OF Medicine
East
Concord Street
I. T. Talbot, M. D
Dean
Eastern Banking
Milk Street
Francis A. Osboem
A Merribew
Reasurer
Wwe
Jacob M. Si Fewarzess Berg
Suffolk
MosExs Hl
Providence Line
Park Square
O. C
Providence
Asachusetts Civil
Reeves
J. W. Richardson
J. W. Miller
H. Briggs
Harry Brown
Middlesex Banking Company
OWA Loan & Trust CO
Real Este
Freeman A. Smith
Boston & Sandwich Glass Co
Franklin St
Henry F. Spurr
Gen
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Stockmay
Equitable Trust CO
Omaha
Ner
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company of
National Bank of North America
J. Henry Brooks & CO
Sears
W.N. Reid & Co
Pemberton Square
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Stress
A. M. Palmer
Jim
Penman Mouser
James A
Katherine C. Herne
Isaac B. Rich
S ST. Theatre
Edward Harrigan
Martin W. Hanley
Pete
Eugene Tompkins
Allie Akerstrom
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Wilbur Opera Co
Merry War
South Street
School Street
Coffin & Henry
OWA
State al
Des Moines
Real A&a
Devonshire St
City Notices
City OF
Charles W. Smith
City Hall
Board of Assessors
Joshua 8S. Duncklee
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Boston & Albany Railroad Co
Setit Hunt
Lancaster Mills
Water Street
Harcouryl Amory
Nashua Manufacturing CO
Frederic Amory
Byott Cotton Mills
Eliol C. Clarke
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