Legislature Ends Session with Recess Committee Appointed
The 1892 session nears adjournment as a recess committee is formed to study how business is introduced in the Legislature. It includes the president, two senators, the Speaker, and seven representatives and must report by January's second Wednesday. The body also considers disbarment of Horace K. Osborn and Cape Cod Canal bills, with votes on water supply, charter issues, and wage deduction prohibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod Canal
House
Gillett
Charles
Bennett
Everett
Evans
Five Cents Savings Bank
Oston
State House
Mellen
Worcester
Durant
Cambridge
Moriarty
Woodsum
Braintree
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-eighth
Fifty-ninth Streets
Central Park and
Plaza Square
Terminal Station
Sixth Avenue
Chas. F. Chandler
Memorial Harvard window by Tiffany for class of 1874
New York reports the Tiffany Glass Company exhibition of a new window designed by Edward E Simmons for Memorial Hall Cambridge. Two panels depict Aristides the Just and Themistocles with a Greek inscription of reconciliation. The window, Gothic in style with opalescent glass, measures 11 ft 6 in high and 4 ft wide per panel, to be placed on the north dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company
Fourth Avenue
Memorial Hall
Cambridge
Harvard
Tiffany Glass Company
Edward E. Simmons
Simmons
Europe
White Star
Senate Rows on Reading and Amendments to Bills
The bill was refused a third reading 65 to 68 as Mellen of Worcester pro cured a roll call with 57 yeas to 112 nays on ordering it to a third reading. The tombs Park Street Church bill was amended and engrossed as was the votes canvassing bill. The Medfield asylum bill passed to be engrossed. The House rejected by 1038 to 86 Powers Hyde Park money for school purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellen
Worcester
Senate
Park Street
Medfield Asylum
Powers
Hyde Park
Tufts Commencement Held At Tufts College
Tufts College marked its thirty sixth commencement with speeches by Marc Spalding Brooks Frank Allen North Melvin Maynard Johnson Wm Southwick Gray Howard Lincoln Edson Anthony Bilkovsky and Harry Blackford Degrees were conferred on forty two students About four hundred attendees joined a post ceremony dinner in the gymnasium President Capen opened the postprandial events and read a letter from Governor Russell declining attendance Several named speakers from Boston Waltham and Chelsea offered remarks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
Marc Spalding Brooks
Frank Allen North
Anthony Bilkovsky
Harry Blackford
Capen
Russell
Philip S. Moxom
D.D
C. W. Ernst
Poser
Boston
M. W. Johnson
Waltham
Carrington
Dr. Leonard
Tufts Divinity School
R. Ferry Bush
Chelsea
Miss Floretta Vining Hosts Hull Open House For Press Club
Miss Floretta Vining welcomed about 800 New England Women's Press Club members and friends to her Hull summer cottage for a day of sea breezes and a large clam bake. Hosts and guests, including ex-Mayor O'Brien and many noted locals, enjoyed Mr Clambake Charley’s beach feast, flowers, and a life-saving station visit, with refreshments and a punch tasting throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floretta Vining
Hull
New England Women’s Press Club
Miss Vining
Vining
James Stetson
Henry Bass
Fanny M. Johnson
Quincy
Charles Pierson
Simmons
Rollin Jones
L. A. W. Fowler
Helen Winslow
Alice Raymond
Mary Skinner
John Boyle
Reilly
O’brien
Madeline O’brien
Micah Dyer
A. J. Pemberton
Caleb Chase
Daniel Frank
C. C. Moulton
Sally Joy White
Henry O’meara
Eaton
W. H. Burchmore
Harrie Winslow
Marion McBride
McDonald
Turner
Huntington Smith
Tabraham
Florence Hunt
Cora Stuart Wheeler
Bradley
Three Day's Rest Widens to Friday and Saturday
The movement to close Saturday as well as Friday gains support with many firms joining the extra holiday plan. The list includes Wholesale Clothing firms such as Cushing Olmstead & Snow and Isaac Fenno & Co among others, insurance underwriters, wholesale flour dealers, and cereal firms. An omission noted: Wason Pierce & Co. was left out of the wholesale grocers not opening Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing, Olmstead & Snow
Minot, Beal & Co
Isaac Fenno & Co
Daniels & Smith
Israel Cohen & Co
M. Deane & Co
D. M. Hodgdon & Co
O. Reinstein & Co
Rice, Sayward & Whit
Steamers Arrived at Boston and New York June 15
On June 15 several ships reached Boston and New York from various ports. Prussian and Georgian and Otto man arrived in Boston from Glasow and Liverpool, Jamaica respectively. Majestic, Corean, Rialto, and Wyoming reached New York from Liverpool Glasgow and Bremen. Teutonic was sighted off Brow Head coming from New York and Lahn from New York to Bremen.
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Boston
Glasow
Liverpool
Gothia
Hamburg
Ethelred
Jamaica
New York
Majestic
Corean
Glasgow
Rialto
Wyoming
Bremen
Lahn
Brow Head
Teutonic
Louise Burnett Weds C F Choate Jr in Boston Society Wedding
In St Mark's Church Sorrazoro June 15 Miss Louise Burnett daughter of ex Congressmen and Mrs Joseph Burnett married C F Choate Jr Boston lawyer son of President Choate of Old Colony railroad. Ceremony led by Rev Aldo Burnett with music by choir boys. bridal party included maid of honor Elmer Burnett and Elinor Burnett. Brides gown of white satin with rose point lace. diamonds gifted by groom. Guests largely close family and Boston social circle.
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Sorrazoro
St. Mark’s Church
Louise Burnett
Joseph Burnett
C. F. Choate, Jr
Boston
Choate
Old Colony Railroad
Cheate In
Elinor Burnett
George de Gersdorff
Miss Ruth Burnett
Grover Cleveland
Steamer Wilkes Barre Nerve Saves Harbor Collision
Captain Cates of the Wilkes Barre showed rare tact steering past Long Wharf when Union crossed her bow. He ordered engines stopped then full speed astern and wheel, narrowly clearing the sloop. A sudden turn would have crashed into the Albert Dumois with a coal lighter, but an anchor held and protected the lighter, saving potential damages to the fruit steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cates
Wilkesbarre
Port Johnson
Long Wharf
Union
Albert Dumois
Fresh Air Fund Aims To Bring City Children To Country
The Fresh Air Fund enters its thirteenth season of benevolent work providing street-car rides harbor trips and picnics for the poor. It also sends tired mothers and children to Rose Mary Cottage Eliot Missouri where 1129 guests have been aided in four years. Contributions should be sent to Rev D W Waldron 7A Beacon Street Boston Mass for prompt acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresh Air Fund
Franklin Park
Rosemary Cottage
Eliot
D. W. Waldron
Beacon Street
Boston
Mass
Theosophical Tendencies Talk at Boston Society
At the next meeting of the Boston Theosophical Society to be held at its headquarters 152 Boylston street on Thursday June 16 at 8 p m Mr Frank S Collins of Malden will deliver an address on Theosophical Tendencies in Science Literature and Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theosophical Society
Boylston Street
Frank S. Collins
Malden
Obituary notices from Dorchester and Boston area deaths
Notices record multiple deaths on June 14 in Dorchester and Boston area. Individuals named include Sarah J Emerson widow aged 56 years 10 months, Florence G Marks wife of Anthony P Marks, Samuel Marshall aged 82, Ann Norton aged 82, Elizabeth B Peirce widow of Jonathan Peirce aged 74 5, Major John J Williamson aged 53 22, and Clarence W Pelton M D aged 26 8. Place names include Dorchester Boston Highlands Dedham and city references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Dorchester
Sarah J
Samuel Emerson
King
Eee
Franklin
Sarah G. Ing. Marks
Florence G
Anthony P. Marks
Samuel MarShall
Norton
Boston Highlands
Ann Norton
Peirce
Elizabeth B
Jonathan Peirce
Boston
Williamson
John J. Williamson
Rep Pelton
Dedham
Clarence W. Pelton
Mary R
W. Pelton
Goddess of Atvatabar voyage to Egyptosis
An expedition aboard the Polar King enters a chasm to Atvatabar and reaches Egyptosis, the sacred center of soul worship. The goddess Lyone and narrator tour flying palaces, discuss art and science, and face forbidden love within a priestly society as they approach the grand temple complex.
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William R. Bradshaw
Post
J. F. Douthitt
Fifth Avenue
New York
North Pole
Arctic
Atvatabar
Fils
Egyptosis
Gnaphisthasia
Nile
Lyone
College of Souls
Noble Valley
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General Court
Horace K. Osborn
L. M. Clark
Warren
Nutting
Northampton
Kilduff
Holyoke
Savage
Lowell
Richmond
Freetown
Lougee
Salem
Lowe
Brockton
Westboro
Hopkinton
Fiske
Ashland
Wa Lnot
Rosnosky
Mr. Ruggles
Cape Cod
Bass River
Coast
McNary
Suffolk
Collection Bureau
TUFTS
Press Women AT
WM. Austin
GEO, Milbank
Col. Austin
America
KOODA
Serpents
Quaker City
John J. Burke
O’ Brien
Jennings and O'Brien
California
Dillons
Dalton and Watts
George Fletcher
Aarons
Gallagher
Arnold
Richards
Grace Forrest
George Wilson
Prince of Colored Stars
Mabel Evelyn
WM. H. McCart
Minnie Hilton
Marvellous
Forbes
Colossal Specialty Alliance
Austin
New Idea
Pretty P Pegsy Pryde
Mr.t. Adariowski
Columbia Theatre
Rich, Harris & Frohman
Mgri
Edward
Harrigan Company
Yanley
Mystic Park
Boston & Lewell Depot
Mystic Partseen
Lewell
Lawrence
Scollay Sq
H. E. Willis
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Henry E. Dixey
Meen
Iolanthe
St. Grand
Tremoat Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Pautline Hale
Oston 1 Museum
Sic
Mann
Triumphart Successeet
Abbott & Teal Comedy Company
Little Tippett
Bunker Hill
Boston Baseball Grounds
Philadelphia
Conmmelly
Adams House
George B. Appleton & Co
Washington Street
Austin & Stone
Tremont Museum
Meal Estate
E. Russell
J. P. Dee
Russell & Drew
Red Front
Pave
Ail
Hotels
Poles Metropole
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Grand Central Depot
Grand Central
West Shore
Green & Putney
Lake George
Fort William Henry Hotel
Wm. Noble
Hotel
Grenoble
Fifty-seventh Street
Wilson Bros
Earth
Lavornal
Seemorgh
Gulf
Gone
Lyons
Isis
St. Theresa
Losis
Hindoo
Hercules
Pluto
Proserpine
Hushnoly
Zooly-Soase
Supernal Palace
Charka
Thouhboo
Infernal Palace
Tomossew
Mountain View Hotel
Gilmanton, N. Ht
Fargsort
New
Ives
John L. Stod
Saye
Oman
Ahha
Bwiteer
Yefinnaton
Frank McAulints
Big Sede Grand Hotel
Otty
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