National Lancers Mark Fiftieth Anniversary in Boston
The National Lancers parade from the Bulfinch Street armory at 9 30 in the morning with 100 riders and veterans in carriages. A 4 o'clock banquet at Faneuil Hall honors fifty years of the unit with toasts from Captain Allard and guests including Governor Ames and Mayor O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lancers
Bulfinch Street
Salem
Isaac H. Allard
Blair
George E. Richardson
Cyrus C. Emery
George 3. Holt
Charles PF. Thurston
Henry D. Andrews
Horace D. Kemp
Keeler
Durell
Wenton
Ryder
Bowie
Stuart
Thomas J. Pierce
Benjamin W. Dodge
Daniel H. Thurston
Thurston
Axel Dearborn
Lucius Slade
State Street
O’brien
Governor Ames
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington Street
Chester Park
Beacon Street
Armory
Faneuil Hall
Captain Allard
Allard
Alton
A. N. Sampson
F. W. Wellington
Charles W. Weir
Chaplain Cadman
O'Brien
E. F. Peach, Jr
Aaron A. Hall
J. P. Frost
Parker
Richardson
Holt
Emery
Dean
Andrews
Cadman
D. K. Emerson
Emerson
United States
Columbia
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Ames
Boston
Benjamin Franklin
O’rien
Lancers
C. W. Woodard
C. C. Emery
Boston Lancers Toast to Past Commanders and Guests
A lengthy Armstrong Lancers banquet features toasts honoring past commanders, the Grand Army of the Republic, and allied groups. Speeches by Major Slade Colonel Wilder and Lieutenant Bowie highlight camaraderie, temperance praise, and friendly rivalry with the Stuart Horse Guards of Virginia. The event concludes with guests returning to the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancers
Lucius Slade
Thomas W. Pierce
Pierce
Charles V. Wilder
Wilder
Major Slade
Slade
Kemp
Horace K. Reuss
Roxbury Horse Guards
Brothers In Arms
David Henderson
London
Henry Walker
Georgia
Grand Army of the Republic
Charles D. Nash
Merrill
Cy’’ Emery
Stuart Flares
National Lancers
Stuart Horse Guards
Bowie
Richmond
Boston
Commonwealth of Virginia
W. H. H. Ryder
Cadman
George H. Pateh
Hamlin
Winthrop Jubilee Ode Praises Victoria With Free American Spirit
The Transcript lauds Mr. Robert C. Winthrop’s jubilee ode reprinted from the Post. It argues the poem surpasses English verse for loyalty without servility, praising the lines to Victoria as devotion to liberty rather than to a queen or empire. It notes Winthrop’s American liberalism and enduring political principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Winthrop
Winthrop
Queen Victoria
Victoria
Great Britain
Andover Seminary Examinations Stir Orthodoxy Debates
At Andover on June 14 trustees attended the theology exam led by Dr Harris. The morning centered on esthetics and a graduation address by Dr Peabody to Abbot Academy's seventeen students. In the afternoon the orthodox examination of the atonement and salvation sparked debate on whether nonhistoric Christ faith suffices, with Harris noting theology limits to gospel matters and inviting student settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover Seminary
Andover
Soroian
T. R. Russell
Vose
Eust
Mansion House
Eustis
Harris
A. P. Peabody
Cambridge
Abbot Academy
Peabody
Cyrus Hamlin
Fiske
McKenzie
Wilcox
Homer Fairbanks
Joseph Ropes
President Parham
Vermont
Cooper
Connecticut
Robie
New Hampshire
Harr
Boston
H. P. Deforest
Taunton
Dickinson
Rowland
Wood
Hurbert
Gilman
Dr. Alden
Alden
Mark Hopkins
N. G. Clark
New Haven
Hartford
Andover Hill
Opening at City Point Draws Busy Crowd and Yachting Prizes
A large City Point crowd enjoyed a licensure neutral opening with lanterns and music. The South Boston Yacht Club hosted fireworks judged by ex Commodores Otis Ruggles and Joseph Sherman. Commodore Fuller's Frolic won $15, Fortuna's Captain Fraser earned $10, third prize not awarded. The event featured McDonald's Hungarian Orchestra and festive hotel decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Point
Beach House
Baldwin
Atlantic House
Thomas W. Henry
Lizzie A. Hoxie
Otis A. Ruggles
Joseph Sherman
South Boston Yacht Club
Howard Stickney
Fuller
Frolic
Fraser
Fortuna
Fall River
South Boston
Boston Public Schools Expenditures Reported for 1887
The committee on accounts shows the Boston public schools spent 1,485,343 29 for the year ending April 30, 1887, with salaries 21,213,806 24, officers 55,739 67, janitors and incidentals 215,797 38, and net expenditure 1,614,770 47 after a 162,815 40 building dept. cost. Average cost per pupil was 2.332, 42 cents under last year. instruction rose 21,312 95. Boston plans Bar Harbor steam line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Accounts
Boston Public Schools
Public Building Department
Robbing the Union Pacific in Omana and Central City
Reported robberies on the Union Pacific involve conductors and brakemen from Cheyenne eastward. A car was broken open at Central City with goods taken, part of a series of similar thefts tied to crews on that route. Separately in New Bedford two men robbed cranberry grower James Chase in a secluded area between South Wareham and Tremont, stealing his watch chain and $500 to $600, then abducting him into the woods before releasing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Omana
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Central City
Cheyenne
James ©. Chase
Wareham
Evangeline and Streets of New York Light up Boston Stages
The Hollis Street Theatre offers Evangeline with two showings at 2 and 8 pm. The Boston Museum presents Kellar with 2 and 8 pm slots. The Boston Theatre screens Streets of New York in two daily showings. Ida Siddons Burlesque Company performs at the Howard Atheneum with matinee and evening times. Dreams plays at the Bijou Theatre daily at 2 and 8. Promenade concerts at Music Hall in the evening. Munkaesy’s painting at Hort icultural Hall on view from 10 am to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Street
Aodaichies
New York
GEG
C. Boniface
E. M. Gardiner
Harry Meredith
Howard Athenaium
Auction Sales Schedule Highlights Local Firms
Today auctions include mic and carriages by Albert Howe & Co., Brighton in the morning. Stocks listed for R L Day & Co. at 11 30 a m and Francis Henshaw & Co. at noon. Real estate by Samuel Hatch & Co. at noon and S R Knights & Co. later. Land by Brice 8 Evans & Son at 4 p m. Thursday real estate by Brice 8 Evans & Son at 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
A.m. Stocks
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Samuel Hatch & Co
S. R. Knights & Co
Brice
Evans & Son
Marriage notices listed in this city in June
In this city, June notices record marriages by various ministers. Rufus E. Bellows weds Mabel M. Slater. William E. Duddy weds Violet J. Small. Dudley L. Phillipson weds Isa bella I. Nicholson. Albert e Canes weds Mary A. Worthley. Edward Lowe weds Mary EF. Peet. Francis Hathaway Stone weds Anna, daughter of William J. Roteh. ceremonies conducted by Rev. F. 8. Allen, Rev. John Hood, Rev. A. J. Gordon, Rev. G. E. Lovejoy, Rev. J. A. Jones, and Rev. William J. Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Po Winn
G. E. Lovejoy
Franklin
Mass
Albert E Canes
Southboro
Mary A. Worthley
Clinton
Lowe—Peet
Norridgewock
J. A. Jones
Rappan
D.D
Edward Lowe
Mary EF. Peet
Stone—Rotch
New Bedford
William J. Potter
Francis Hathaway Stone
Anna
William J. Roteh
Obituaries of Local Residents June Death Notices
A list of death notices from cities including Boston Charlestown Dorchester South Boston Malden Quincy Foxboro Watertown Whitman and surrounding areas. Names include William Henry Bird Rachel P Gould F A Hathaway Willam C Leslie Caroline EF A Lynch Fred M Mayo Urbane Cudworth Erastus Grover Marion Davis Hitchings Mary Ann Learned Susanna T Mitchell Martin S Stetson with ages ranging from 1 year to 78 years and dates June 10 to June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
William Henry
William Bird
Gould
Charlestown
Rachel P
Richard H. Gould
Hathaway
F. A. Hathaway
Leslie
Dorchester
Willam C
William
Elizabeth Leslie
Lynch
South Boston
Caroline EF. A
John F
Mary A. Lynch
Mayo
Fred M
Ratha W
Helen M. Mayo
Cudworths
Quincy
Urbane
Cudworth
Grover
Foxboro
Erastus Grover
Hitchings
Malden
Marion Davis Hitchings
Learned
Watertown
Mary Ann Learned
Josiah Learned
Mitchell
Fast Bridgewater
Susanna T
Cushing Mitchell
Stetson
Whitman
Martin S. Stetson
Election of Overseers at Harvard College 1887
Harvard College notices Alumni voters that five Overseers will be elected for six years on Commencement Day June 29 1887 at Massachusetts Hall Cambridge polls open ten to four o clock Charles R Codman president Alexander McKenzie secretary Cambridge June 16 1887
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmarvard College
Maryvard College
Statutes of the Commonwealth
Massachusetts Hall
College Yard
Cambridge
Charles R. Codman
Alexander McKenzie
City of Portland
Ffce
Charles J. Chapman
State Hovusr
Boston
Government of the Commonwealth
Secretary of the Commonwealth
D. Frank Kimball
Daniel Gugy
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the National Lancers
Fancus Hall
MR. Winthrop
Albert
DR. Peabody
Bar Harbor
Charles Deering
Machias
Boston & Maine Steamship Company
Congress Street
Cape
NEW Publications
Emma Louise Parry
Germany
Franklin and Hawley Streets
Salem Lead Company
F. A. Brown,Treas
Boston & Lowell Brainroad Corporation
EA. Bartlett
Boston & Roxbury Mill Cor Storation
Tsane Bo
Devonshire Street
Recrine
Matchett
Amoskeag Manufacturing CO
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Texas Cattle Ranch
Texas
Brice S. Evans & Son
Equitable Building
WM. C. Codman & J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
Allston
Pleasant Street
Henry W. Savage
Court St
Cor. Cornhill
Kneeland Street
Washington Street
Court Street
Cor
Cornhill
Nahant
Blake & Bradford
Exchange Place
Monks Wharf
Jenney Manufacturing Company
First and
E Streets
Central Wharf
Coffin & Henry
OWA
Iowa
State St
Des Moines
John Jeffries & Sons
GENTS
Devonshire St
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
Edward T. Merrihew
Eastern Railroad Co
Eastern RR. Co
Essex RR
N. G. Chapin, Treas
John Jeffries & Son
Albert Gates, Jr
Water St
Panera
BR. Eniv
Boston. Mass
Ws.a
Hrven
Haven's Colleges
N. Y
Philadelphia
Penn
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Cal
Berkeley
Y.M.C. A
Boylston
Col
Berkeley St
Kearsarge Avenue
Boston Highlands
Roxbury
West Roxbury
W. C. Collar
Gannett Institute
Haven
N. Phila
Car
Free Surgical Hospital For Women
Huntington Avenue
Gainsborough Street
Murdock Liquid Food Company
Murdock’s Free Hospital
Causeway Street
Navy Department
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing
Washineton
D. C
Navy Yard
Iolders
James Fulton
U. S. Navy
U. S
Fort Leavenwourth
Kan
Ean
Nice
Pacific Coast
A. c
James W. Pope
U. S. Army
Assistant Quartermaster, CO
Fort Leavenworth
Rice
Evangeline Crand
Edward ¥. Rice
Thoreau
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Trrip
Kellar
Bunker Hill
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Ida Siddons
Burlesque
Bijou Theatre
Willie Edouvin
Pilate
France
England
Spain
Italy
Caiaphas
Torquemada
Ferdinand
Isabella
Christ Before
H. Pereira Mendes
Nineteenth Street
Munkadsy
Horticultural Hall
the Music Hall
Grand Orchestra OF
AD. Neuendorff
Gale
The
Ox Ce
Oakland Garden
Brocolini Opera Company
Hingham, Hull & Downer Landing Steamboat Company
Melville Garden
India Wharf
Lcuts Pree
Hull
Downer
Hingham
Downer Lenitog
Downer Landing
G. FP. Cushing
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Co
Rowr's
Nantasket
Pemberton
Strawberry Hill
G. Peirc
Dustan
G. T. Ay
Gaerne
Anita
Bass Point
Percie
R. O
Ammond
Hotels
HOTEL
Windsor
Victoria Street
Electric Light
J. R. Cleave
Aaron Kk. Gay & CO
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