Funeral of Dr Clarke at Church of the Disciples
A vast congregation gathered to honor Dr James Freeman Clarke with simple ceremonies led by Rev. Cruft and remarks by Rev. Samuel May and Dr Andrew Peabody. Dignitaries, clergy, and notable citizens attended, with roses and flags adorning the service before a private interment at Forest Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Disciples
James Freeman Clarke
Clarke
Mr. Clarke
Moorfield Storey
John F. Andrew
W. W. Greenough
Eliot
Harvard
F. G. Peabody
W. W. Goodwin
Augustus Rowell
D. W. Cheever
Samuel A. Green
William Endicott, Jr
Chamberlain
Archibald Howe
Edward Hooper
Thomas Mack
B. A Gould
Dabney
Boston Association of Ministers
Public Library
Harvard College
American Unitarian Association
Massachusetts Historical Society
William Chaffin
North Easton
J. V. Hazelton
Haindel
Cruft
St. James
Samuel May
Israel
Divinity School
Ames Freeman Clarke
Gran
Gunpheley
Loya
Alcott Memorial Service at Concord School of Philosophy
Revised programme for the Alcott memorial service to be held at Hill Side Chapel Concord next Saturday. Morning session opens at 10 with prayer by Rev J S Bush and talks by F B Sanborn and others. afternoon features a philosophy address by William T Harris and letters from notable figures. No other session this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott
Concord School of Philosophy
Hillside Chapel
J. 5. Bush
Concord
F. B. Sanborn
Mrs Frederic Cunningham Builds Hopewell Tenement Blocks
Mrs Frederic Cunningham daughter of the late Amos A Lawrence oversees Brookline housing aims to aid working people. She recently erected an eight to tenement house on Pearl street opposite Brookline avenue playground called the Hopewell with three and four room units. Rents weekly from 160 to 210 dollars, promptly paid. She now plans a rear addition with two room tenements for widows with children or others needing small space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Cunningham
Amos A. Lawrence
Brookline
Pearl Street
Brookline Avenue
Hopewell
Cunningham
Boston Artist Honored by Italian Society in Palermo
Professor Carl Baermann has been made corresponding member of the Associazione dei Benemerite Italiani of Palermo and awarded a gold medal for preeminent musical and artistic merits. The honor reflects not only Baermann’s achievements as an artist but also the high standing of the musical profession in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Baermann
Funeral for L. Miles Standish Held at Home
The Rev. Philip Moxom conducted the services yesterday afternoon at No 32 Commonwealth avenue for L. Miles Standish. Moxom praised the deceased's sterling character in a fitting eulogy. Attendees included Charles Woodbury and Samuel Johnson among others. Interment followed at Mt. Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip 8. Moxom
L. Miles Standish
Commonwealth Avenue
Moxom
Mr. Standish
Standish
Charles Woodbury
Ane Messrs
Samuel Johnson
Thomas J. Whidden
Joseph C. Gray
Ezra Farnsworth
Samuel Gatch
Willian Wilkins Warren
Samuel N. Brown
Osborne Brewster
Uriel Crocker
Mt. Auburn
New Summer Vests Shown by Macallar Parker & Co
The New Summer Vests displayed by Macallar Parker & Co are well worth attention for young men. They have been made with great care and thoroughly earned before cutting. The firm also shows swell dress vests of white marseilles which are at present all the a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macallar, Parker & Co
Marseilles
Aldermen Confirm Nominations Amid Veto and Debate
The Boston board of aldermen met with laughter over a red bandanna gesture as they debated a centennial committee for Columbus Ohio. Mayor O Brien vetoed a street opening order granting conduit rights to a single company, saying it repeated an illegal franchise. Several nominations were confirmed or laid over, parks and hospital spending were approved or referred, and land damages were awarded as the session adjourned to June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Doherty
St. Louis
Allen
Common Council
Boston
Columbus
Gove
Ohio
State of
Law Department
Bell Telephone Company
Board of
Alermen
Ilegal
Juan O'Brien
Otis K. Newell
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Alfred T. Turner
James W. Ricker
Yeas
Edwin G. Walker
William B. Smart
Alderman McLaughlin
Bartholomew M. Young
Board of Street Commissioners
Reservoir Lot
L'Ewple
Mt. Vernon
Long
Rainsford Island
Public Park
Committee On
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Henry BE
Cobb
Royal M, Pulsifer
Francis R. Chapman
Catholic ‘Total Abstinence Union of America
Mary T. Folsom
Humboldt Avenue
Roxbury
Florence M. Bridgeman
I'albot Avenue
Dorchester
Reuben
Edward F. Gleason
Harvard Street
Alderman Kelley
Ready made summer vests from Wilford's English line
Wirorn's Enans Vestine praised as finest for summer vests. Tailors charge 5 to 86 for custom work, but G. W. Simmons & Co. offer ready-made vests priced at 175, 2, and 260. Boston market features Wilford's English vesting in a handsome new line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirorn
Enans& Vestine
G. W. Simmons & Co
Wilford
Boston
Notable Boston Notices and City Infrastructure Updates
A Boston arrest ties Charles K. Bauman to lottery ticket fraud. Boston Exchange Company officers are elected to steer affairs to closure. Beacon Hill water mains upgrade moves from 16 to 30 inches, extending through Charlestown Chelsea to East Boston. A Cleveland Thurman campaign flag appears outside party HQ. A fireman faces arrest after damaging a family portrait. A child is injured from a thrown glass tumbler. conduit work by the New England Telephone advances under Bridge and Atlantic avenues. Donations total around 600 for the Working Girls Home. Baptist Sunday school reports and a postponed Nathaniel Adams Encampment meeting. Monies toward Colonel Cass monument reach 365. Firemen’s Relief Fund gains 100 from Blair Hallett & Co. Women’s Christian Temperance Union donates a Madonna to Concord Reformatory. Suspected thief Hays arrested in New York for past thefts. Brookline man Barber dies after being struck by a carthorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Bauman
Wilhelm Smith
New York
Boston
Bauman
Adams Express Company
Boston Exchange Company
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Thomas Wigglesworth
N. H. Emmons
H. H. Fay
Francis Cabot
Beacon Hill
Warren Bridge
Charlestown
Chelsea
John Clark
Middleboro
Boston & Lowell
William Shea
Fay
Edward Barron
Commercial Street
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cambridge Street
Atlantic Avenue
Board of Aldermen
McDonald
Dover Street
Boston Baptist
Tremont Temple
Nathaniel Adams
Grand Lodge Hall
Berkeley Street
Thomas Cass
Blair, Hallett & Co
Head Place
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Concord Reformatory
Raphael
Charles Hays
Watson
Adams
Methodist Book Concern
Bromfield Street
John Barber
Brookline
Bradley Hill
Universalist Clergy Mourn Death of James Freeman Clarke
Boston Universalist ministers gathered for denominational services to mark the death of Rev. Dr. James Freeman Clarke, longtime pastor of the Church of the Disciples. Resolutions praised his conservative Christian spirit and early advocacy of scriptural universalism, and extended sympathy to his church and the broader Christian community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
James Freeman Clarke
Boston
Church of the Disciples
Christian Church
Death of Nathaniel Knowles Prompts Boston Clothiers Meeting
A meeting of clothing merchants at the Merchants Association rooms addressed the death of Nathaniel Knowles who died June 8 at 36 Newpare street after a lingering illness. Resolutions praised his integrity and urged a four-member delegation to attend his funeral at Emmanuel Church Newbury Street. Funeral services were led by Rev. John F. Nichols and Rev. Walter E. C. Smith. pallbearers included D. M. Hodgdon and A. H. Rhodes. Burial was at Forest S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothing Merchants
Merchants’ Association
Nathaniel Knowles
A. H. Rhodes
Sidney Cushing
Messrs
E. W. Leland
Mr. Knowles
B. Hopkins
J. D. Leland
Isaac Fenno
D. M. Hodgdon
Wholesale Clothiers
Boston
Leander Beal
A. HH. Rhodes
Emmanuel Church
Newbury
John F. Nichols
Walter E. C. Smith
Emmanuel Mission Chapel
Pall
Thomas Doane
8. Hawkins
J.D. Leland
John Hogg
William Lincoln
Mr. Smith
Forest S
Burglaries Shock Weston As Thief Strikes Main Street Homes
Early Sunday burglars raided Weston taking valuables from Theodore Jones’s Main street residence including a gold watch chain and $200 cash plus silverware. Mrs Robbins’s home on the same street was left with over $100 in silverware missing. Only marked item is a silver vase inscribed CU R Feb 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waalrtr Ham
Weston
Theodore Jones
Main Street
C. Robbins
Lovell v Marston Libel Suit In Court At Osterville
Brooklyn plaintiff sues for 10000 in tort alleging public and malicious libelous writings by defendant about his wife Ella Marston. Defendant contends remarks were made without malice and to protect his wife. Jury recessed. Attorneys Chaplin Harriman for plaintiff Gale Pope for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Nelson
J. Orville D. Lovell
Howard Marston
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ella Marston
Osterville
H. W. Chaplin
H. P. Harriman
Plairie
Gale
Charles G. Pope
Deendant
Court session notes record multiple 1880s Boston trials
Superior Court reports list verdicts and ongoing actions from first to fourth sessions. Cases include Alexander H. Author vs City of Newburyport for $4000 over a sewer defect resulting in injury with a $1000 verdict, Whipple vs Flanders over a $325 mortgage transfer, and Wheeler & Wilson Co. vs Cornellier for sewing machine price. Also covers John McCormick vs City of Boston for injuries from a fall and multiple tort and contract actions, with judges Thompson and Lathrop presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Pitman
Alexander H. Author
City of
Newburyport
Merriman Street
George E. Curry
B. L. Evans
N.N. Jones
Luther P. Whipple
Oliver H. Flanders
Faneuil
P. Gorely
A. L. Bartlett
W. Cushing
Bigelow
Oscood
F. Kimball
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company
Oliver Cornellier
Laintiff
Ae Pao Bee
Preble
Maher
John McCormick
Boston
Cottage Street
East
Curtis Abbott
R. M. Nason
Phinney vs town of Everett on trial continues
Superior Court Middlesex County reports ongoing trial in the case of Phinney versus the town of Everett. Other docket items includeRich versus Fitchburg and Buckley versus Law RR Co, with additional entries listed for McCantey, Mills, Wax, Metuerin, McParland, and Mason across separate municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Mason v Foster trespass case at Beverly water works road
Mason sues Henry W Poster for entering land and tearing up layimzo roadwork area at Beverly water works road. Defense argues it is town way and no action against contractor. Case opened with jury view. proceeding tomorrow. Lawyers: Bewall for plaintiff, Moulton for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Foster
Lyman H. Mason
Henry W. Poster
Layimzo
Water Works Road
Beverly
Bewall
H. P. Moulton
Defence
Adamas
City of
Eell
Eastern Avenue
Lynn
H. F. Hurlburt
J. W. Berry
Kelly
Naumkeag
Hogoody
Probate Court session lists wills proved Essex County
At a Probate Court session in Essex County today the wills of Julia M. Gale Haverhill Archibald McFarlin Lawrence Calista Sussell Lawrence were proved and letters of administration granted on estates of Hannah W P Carr West Newbury Melvin E Deckham Salem Frances M Graves Lynn Mary C D Hurd Haverhill Elizabeth W Kavannah Peabody John Lees Lawrence and others including William Ricker Groveland Augustine Roads Marblehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Choarr
Julia M. Gale
Haverhill
Rchibald McFarlin
Lawrence
Calista Sussell
Hannah W. P. Carr
West Newbury
Melvin. E. Deckham
Salem
Frances M. Graves
Lynn
Mary C. D. Hurd
Elizabeth W. Kavannah
Peabody
John Lees
Lawrence, Wi
Hany Ricker
Groveland
Augustine Roads
Marbiehead
Notable estates listed in inventories across towns
John H. Robinson of Lawrence and Thomas Sullivan of Lap figure among inventories filed. Estates include Ard I Smith of Haver for 969,184 dollars, W Fisk Giles of Lawrence 844,618.70, Betsey Blunt of Lawrence 413,294, George Proctor of Gloucester 334,970, Ragusrsecy of Andover 92,25, Dani Gould of Boxford 16,154.50, Lydia Cressey of Beverly 2,685.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Robinson
Lawrence
Thomas Sullivan
Lap
Ard I
Smith
Haver
W. Fisk Giles
Betsey Blunt
George Proctor
Gloucester
Uy Grote Ragusrsecy
Andover
Dani Gould
Boxford
Lydia Cressey
Beverly
New England Weather Crop Bulletin June 1888 Outlook
The New England Meteorological Society reports rainfall mostly below average except Vermont, with well distributed rain aiding crops. Temperatures lag in northern sections. elsewhere near normal, sunshine near average. Observers note grain mostly sown or planted, corn late in places, grass healthy but needing rain, crops delayed by cool weather, fruit trees blossoming, and overall favorable prospects for crops and fruit despite regional delays. O. N. Oswell, Sergeant Signal Corps, Assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New England Meteorological Society
Vermont
East Sumner
Hanover
N. H
Cornwall
Brattleboro
Fitchburg
Mass
Waterbury
Conn
O. N. Oswell
Signal Corps
Sermon to the Nurses at St Barnabas Guild Event
The Nurses' Guild of St. Barnabas held its annual festival at the Mission Church of St. John on Bowdoin Street with a sermon by Rev. Edward Osbourne from 2 Kings. He urged nurses to honor their vocation, combine work with prayer, and show care for others, followed by a reception and collation in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses’ Guild of St. Barnabas
St. John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
Edward Osborne
Regar
Hotels Register Notables on Quiet Evening
Last night saw no large gatherings at hotels with only a few private visits. Registers list guests including Hurschel Lang Woolford Bagley McDonald Williams Brandall Lovell Barrett Billows Boyce Reaves Fisher Watkins Martin Strong Tucker Wilder Wadsworth Shackford Smith Roft Butler Hanchett Wilcox Ray Lefebre Taylor Hall Horsford Perry Barton Appell Varney Brown Kennedy Plainfield Winston Hush Gamrhall Hawes Pugiesly Hashon Nubuller Gillhiouse McRea Falls Perry Longbottom Wolf Gillhouse and others in cities from Chicago to Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Clemens _Hurschel
John Lang
Edinburgh
A. B. Woolford
Indianapolis
A. Bagley
Chicago
Adams
A. J. McDonald
St. Paul
Chester Williams
San Francisco
N. W. Brandall
New Orleans
R. M. Lovell
G E. Barrett
Young
W. Smith
Quincy—Den Roft
Wareham
Samuel Butler
Buffalo
N. Y
Hanchett
Washington
D. D
Wilcox
Halifax
Dr. L. Ray
Si. Jean Port Joli
P. Q
E. Lefebre
Quebec
Cyrus Taylor
Bristol
N. E. Charlesce Hall
William Horsford
Philadelphia
Revere
C. H. Perry
James I. Barton
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DR. Clarke
Dr. Peabody
The
Sarouis
Tie
George William Bond
Mr. May
Cate
Aaron Pen
Christ
Kentucky
Jesus
Andrew P. Peabody
Jesus Christ
Ion
Freeman
Far West
Eaher
God
Fife
Forest Fills
Alcott Memorial
Phil
Piper
Reggett
al Usuuetl
M Cue
Boson
Corey
Brown
Beard
Pollen
Hathaway
Jirooks
Ohland
Webber
Warridge
Alien
South Boston RR
Craft
Same
Woetzels
Trainer
Silva
Garton
Hammond
Pinkham
Ward
Cripps
Hoffman
Joel
Cassidy
Williams
Jackson
Westcott
Edwards
Flanders
Bridge
Lewis
Barker, J
Downey
Mass. Cath. O. of F
Bailey
City of Boston
Belles
Richardson
Drodge
Wolffsohn
Sorwell
Franck
Curier
Beatty
Pot Havy
Lighit
Hussey
Davis
Lathrop
Mary A. Slade
Proams
George L. Stovey
Aingtth
Cambridge
Cambridgeport
Stillman B. Allen
Joseph Bennett
George L. Shorey
Hi. H. Mather
Mary McQuad
Francis McQuad
J. S. Pickering
A. F. Butterworth
J. B. Moran
Huankinson
James
Hile
Just
Pavor
Uagood
West
Fitzgerald
Bost
Coyie
Tan Th
Carlin
Whiie
Costello
Jacobs
Wii
Donnelly
McKin
Diaz
Barnes
Ney
Johnston
Stack
Life Ins. Co
McCarthy
Warren
Keenan
City of _ Tast
For Savings
Dunn
Haviland
Kelliher
Nezus
Murphy
Webster
Com
Massachu
Noll Y
Simith
Setts
Mhab'te
Hain
Haim
Williamstown
Harkins
Downing
Donahue
B.& L. Cemetery
Giles
Kingsbury
Gatiney
Sex County
Dunbar, J
Omesterrow, Graves & Sons
Awonder
King & Silmon
West St
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Sass
Norman McDonald & CO
FURNI
Brat Cambridge
Jaures Eh
Hed Frep
LE Street
Asaass
Lowell Estate
Audata
Newton
Watertown
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