Silver Lead Ores Imports See No Drop Under Restrictions
Treasury rules aimed at curbing silver lead ore imports have not reduced shipments. April imports valued at 698 235 dollars, slightly below 716 095 dollars in April 1889. Free lead allowed in ore reached 2 850 821 pounds in April. Ten months to April show imports rising from 5 432 639 dollars in 1889 to 6 317 147 dollars in 1890.
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Sprcray
Treasury Department
More June Weddings In Somerville And Brookline
Last night featured multiple weddings across Somerville and Brookline. Lilian Lovejoy and Albert E. Smith wed at Unitarian Church Somerville with a diamond adorned bride and a Boreal bouquet. Ruth D Dana and Edmund Winchester tied at St. Pauls Episcopal Church Brookline. Lillian Forbes and Albert F. Amee wed in East Cambridge. ceremonies included notable clergymen ushers and reception scenes with rich floral displays and family homes as postnuptial venues.
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Lilian
B. P. Lovejoy
Somerville
Albert E. Smith
Montreal
Unitarian
Highland Avenue
Mousseline de Soie
Noyes
Mr. Wells
Royal Worcester
Miss Hollis
Macmahon
Miss Brown
Derby
James Beanick
Shedd
Awyer
Simonds
Boston
Bro
Winchester—Dana
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Brookline
Ruth D. Dana
Edmund Winchester
Leonard K. Storrs
William B. Tyler
Sarah
Annie B. Winchester
George A. Burdett
George Dana
Edward R. Nash
George F. Hussey
Charles W. Sabin, Jr
Clarence A. Hull
Albert B. Cram
Edward R. Robinson
T. H. Tyler, Jr
Renensinn
William Joy Dana
Harvard Street
Winchester
Allison—Graves
Ludlow
Pred M. Preble
Camiden
Albert B. Allston
Newton
Mass
Mina A. Graves
Dustan—Bartholow
St. Mark’s Church
Philadelphia
1. L. Nicholson
Earnest Webster Dustan
Farm Lodge
Milton
May
Kerts Barthol
J. Manning Foster
Medford
Elizabeth Tate
Malden
Hamblen—Buerk
N. K. Bishop
David Hamblen
Theodora Buerk
Johnson
Winne
David Gregg
Thomas V. L. Johnson
Mae Balle Winne
Miller
Kingsley
A. Newton
Josiah G. Miller
M. L. Kingsley
Stetson—Fisher
George E. Horr, Jr
Walter E. Stetson
Mary E. Fisher
Sise—Fowler
West Medford
Edward H. Hall
Lyman Sise
Anna Mason
A. C. Fowler
Tattersall — Haines
Cambridge
M. R. Deming
Robert W. Tattersall
Sarah B. Haines
Weber—Peters
Phillips Brooks
John P. Weber
Longwood
Minnie S. Peters
Newton Centre
Walter—Richards
Samuel Longfellow
Howard N. Brown
Minot W. Walter
Alice W. Richards
Wedding of Arthur H Hayward and Annie A Russell at Washington Street Church
A pleasant wedding took place at Washington Street Church in Beverly on June 6. Arthur H. Hayward of Salem married Annie A Russell, daughter of George Russell. Rev. W. Strong officiated and the church was decorated with wristeria. A reception followed at the bride's parents' home.
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Hayward—Russell
Beverly
Washington Street
Arthur H. Hayward
Salem
Annie A
George Russell
Massachusetts Eclectic Society Opens Thirteenth Annual Meeting
The Massachusetts Eclectic Society began its thirteenth annual session at Hotel Thorndike with about a dozen doctors present led by Dr. J. A. Tabor of Lawrence. Treasurer Dr. E. E. Spencer reported a year start balance of 1402 with receipts 197 expenses 219 leaving 1380 on hand. Officers elected include Eb. H. Burrell president H. A. Williams vice president D. F. Dhe corresponding secretary G. H. Mer-kell librarian and councillors P. Bills J. D. Oud E. R. A. Chase A. W. Torbush and P. S. W. Gedde. Last year’s recording secretary and treasurer were re-elected. Afternoon papers were not read. topics included three cases of Epermonitis Simulating Meningitis by Dr. C. E. Miles and Nutrition by Dr. Pitts Dowe of Pindstown N. H. The convention adjourned to 10 o'clock this forenoon.
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Dr. Gunn
New York
J. A. Tabor
Lawrence
E. E. Spencer
Cambridge
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H. A. Willams
D. F. Dhe
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P. Bills
J. D
Oude
A. Chase
A. W. ‘Orbush
P. S. W. Gedde
Last Ear
C. E. Miles
Boston
Pitts /owes
Pinistow
N. H
Slow bidding at Libbie & Co book sale yields odd prices
The standard and illustrated book sale at C. F. Libbie & Co. progressed slowly with mostly ordinary selections. A De Lux edition of Dickens and Thackeray drew interest, while T. Swinden's Inquiry Into the Nature and Place of Hell sold for 100 dollars and A Walker's Woman Physiologically Considered went for five cents. Several portraits and framed engravings were quickly bought by art lovers.
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de Lux
Thackeray
G Ained
Hell
T. Swinden
A. Walker
Privis
Change in Harvard A B degree would harm intellectual atmosphere
A letter to the Post argues against reducing required study to sixteen courses for an A B degree. The writer warns it would cheapen Harvard education, shift emphasis from mental growth to exam marks, and burden diligent students while extending the four year course for wealthier peers.
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Board of Overseers
Harvard
T. W. Higginson
Cambridge
Market News Outlines Silver Rise and Stock Moves
The New York market was strong with sugar leading gains as the Havemeyers increased their stake. Silver jumped after legislative signals, and traders expect higher prices before Saturday night. Reports cite large buyers, including Moore & Schley and E D Bangs & Co, with coal and copper stocks also advancing amid optimism for further rises.
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Moore & Schley
Republican Party
Athletics Lost to Harvard in 16-Run Thriller at Longwood
A Boston Athletic Association cricket match with Harvard University clubs at Longwood ended when Harvard won by 16 runs. George Wright starred for B A A with a brilliant 389 in the first innings, while Garrett and R D Brown anchored Harvard’s reply and Brown carried his bat for 32. Fielding praised, Harvard’s bowlers restricted B A A to 373.
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Longwood Grounds
Boston Athletic Association
Harvard University Cricket Clubs
George Wright
M Harvards
Garrett
R. D. Brown
Dutton
Athletics
Harvards
Corner stone laid for Baker Memorial Church Uphams Corner
A large Uphams Corner congregation attended the corner stone ceremony for Baker Memorial Church. Rev Daniel Steele sketched Miss Sarah Baker life, noting her bandbox business and abolitionist support. Bishop Foster laid the stone in 1890 with a will, religious copies, and a bandbox model placed beneath it.
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Baker Memorial
Upham’s Corner
William James
W. N. Brodbeck
W. S. Haven
Temple Street
Boston
Mr. Talmag
Daniel Steele
Methodist Episcopal Society
Winthrop Hall
Christian Advocate
Steele
Oster
Manomet Bluffs Beachfront Sale Aims Attract Buyers Near Plymouth
Real estate investors show strong interest in Manomet Bluffs near Plymouth as a new rail link is surveyed. On June 12 at 1 pm, 100 seaside lots will be auctioned on site with an excursion train from Boston offering rail fare, barge ride, and dinner, tickets available by June 6 from auctioneer C W Sawyer. Purchasers get their excursion cost deducted from lot prices. plan of the property at Sawyer’s office. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to cure many conditions when other remedies fail.
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Suffolk
Daniel C. Bartlett
Court Square
Thomas Fee
Ee Easenver
Reugenia Lloyd
Lowell
Boston Post
George M. Brooks
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Asst. Register
Commonwealth OF
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Kelsey Ann Merrick
Joan W. McKim
Elijah George
Register
New York
William C. Fox
Joseph &. Fox
Carroll
East Boston Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank of Boston
Provident Institution For Savings
Warren Institution For Savings
Massachousett
Middlesex
Aaron Hartwell
Charleston
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Lanson T. Becker
Cambridge
H. Folsom, Asst. Register
Manomet Bluffs
Plymouth
Cape Cod Bay
Manomet
Buzzard’s Bay
Massachusetts
Old Colony
Bluffs
C. W. Sawyer
Globe Building
Mr. Sawyer
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