Conjecture at fault at Andover dinner speeches
The Andover Theological Seminary anniversary dinner features questions about when Dr Seelye will arrive and whether a decision will be made that night. Graduation talks praise biblical loyalty and foreign missions, while trustees defend administration and highlight the seminary’s spiritual drive and readiness to train ministers for global service.
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Sprcran
Marshall
Mansion House
Dr. Eustis
Amherst
McClellan
Potomac
Buckham
Vermont
Edward Kobie
New Hampshire
J. W. Cooper
Connecticut
H. P. de Forest
Taunton
C. L. Noyes
Jesus Christ
E. C. Smyth
Fiske
Japan
India
Hume
Alden
Prudential Committee
Kansas
Bartlett Chapel
Newburyport
Egbert C. Smyth
Andover Theological Seminary
Stanley
Congo
Andover Seminary
R. R
Boston
Europe
Andover Hill
University of Vermont
Jenkins of
Pittsfield
Ministry of Christ
Cole
Quint
Edward Kimball
Doherty
Carter
Burlington, Vt
Cyr
Pettes
Canon Wilberforce responds to Irish question confusion
The Boston Pilot corrects a misquote of Canon Wilberforce who defended the Irish people and criticizes misreporting. He identifies as a Gladstonian Home Ruler and cites Ireland’s whisky bill as evidence of external weakness. He urges accurate reporting to honor Irish friends and notes a local Orangeman’s reaction. The piece also notes the Pennsylvania coke strike’s collapse as Hungarian workers resume old wages, with 12,000 men returning to work by next week.
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Boston
Brunswick Hore
Philadelphia
England
Tremont Temple
Ireland
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Basil Wilberforce
Pennsylvania
Sterling
Jimtown
Schoonmaker & Co
Bribery Trial Record Reveals Sharp and Fullgraff Testimony
New York June 16 Jacob Sharp arrives with deputies as the Court of Oyer and Terminer hears extensive testimony from Rudolph Fullgraff in the Broadway Surface franchise bribery case. Fullgraff details promises to vote for money at McLaughlin's house and shares amounts of 22 000 per alderman later cut to 17 000, notes payments in 1884 1885 and a loan of 8000 to Carmick with notes and bank details.
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Court of Oyer and Terminer
Sharp
Nelson
Rudolph Fullgraff
Broadway Surface Railroad
Thirty-fourth Street
McLaughlin
Jaehne
Cable Company
Broadway Surface
de Lacey
Spares
Waite
Moloney
McLaughlin’s
de Lacy
Nicoll
Carmick
Park Bank
Baldwin and Fullgraff
Stickney
Fullgraff
Senate Commission
Combine
McLoughlin
Broadway Road
Fulton
McQuade
Schnerer Club
Senate Committee
Mr. Nicoll
Senate
Mr. Stickney
God
Tony Hartman
Board of Alder Men
D&lacy
Canada
Elocutionary Efforts by Conservatory Graduates
The Conservatory of Music elocution class staged a strong program in Sleeper Hall showcasing affective, humorous, and dramatic talents. Miss Lara Forsythe opened with Hugo’s Tormentum Belli, Miss Harwood delivered a strong Light from Over the Range with a choir, and Miss Dearborn impressed in Romeo and Juliet. Tableaux included Julius Caesar and Fate of Virginia with notable dramatic effect.
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Conservatory of Music
Sleeper Hall
Lara L. Forsythe
Hugo
E. J. Harwood
M. Dearborn
Julius Casar
Macaulay
Virginia
Amusements program highlights and venues listed
A condensed listing of showtimes and venues including Hollis Street Theatre Evangeline with matinee and evening shows, Boston Museum Kellar performances, Streets of New York at Boston Theatre, Ida Siddons Burlesque at Howard Athenaum, Dreams at Bowdoin Theatre, Promenade concerts at Music Hall, Munkacsy art at Horticultural Hall, Brocolini Opera at Arland Garden with 2:30 PM and 8 PM showings.
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Hollis Street
Prone
Arland Garden
Brocolini Oper
Wedding notices and sales schedule published for Saturday
Auction sales listed for plants with Samuel Hatch & Co at 10 a.m. and real estate with Atwood & Weld at 4 p.m. Multiple weddings across Massachusetts and nearby states dated June 14 to June 15 include Avery Peabody in Newton, Byington Workman in Worcester, Doten King in Roxbury, Fernald Barrett in Malden, Johnson Videto in Hudson, Kingsbury McDonald in Boston, Morrissey Sherman in Boston, and Wilmott Brickett in Thetford Vermont. confirmations note clergy and residences for each union.
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Samuel Hatch & Co
Atwood & Weld
Avery—Peabody
Weat Newton
J. C. Jaynes
John Avery
Annie Peabody
Byington—Workman
Worcester
W. A. W. Davis
Cutler
Ezra Hoyt Byington
Boston
Louisa Jane
William Workman
Doten—King
Roxbury
J. P. Coddington
Walter L. Doten
Ella Eunlee
Susan E. King
Dorchester
Fernald—Barrett
Malden
E. 8
Potter
Charles H. Fernald
Jeanie L. Barrett
Johnson
Videto
Hudson
Theodore H. Videto
H. W. Tilden
Hyde Park
F.S. Bacon
William Johnson
Claribel
Kingsbury
Luther Farnham
John Morrissey
New London
Conn
Kate M. Sherman
Newport
R. I
Wilmott—Brickett
Thetford
Harry Brickett
Harry L. Brickett
Lynnfield Centre
Mass
Charles
Mary I. Brickett
Obituaries from area towns list multiple local deaths
In Newburyport New Bedford Medford and surrounding towns notices report deaths and ages for Annie Blaisdell Isaac C Booth Lizzie V Conway Sabin A Daniels Christopher C Eldredge Mary Fallon George Fuller Maria F I Gates Harlow Harden John H Harding Bessie Hyse man George M Starbuck Milton G Wood plus locations Charlestown Shelburne East Bridgewater Woburn South Boston with dates June 12 to June 18 and ages from 22 to 78 years
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Blaisdell
Newburyport
Annie Blaisdell
Booth
New Bedford
Isaac C. Booth
Conway
Medford
Lizzie V
William and Catherine Conway
Daniels
Sabin A. Daniels
Eldredge
Charlestown
Christopher C. Eldredge
Fallon
Mary
Joseph M. Fallon
Fuller
West Newton
George Fuller
Gates
Shelburne
N. H
Maria F. I. Gates
Harden
East Bridgewater
Harlow Harden
Gardiner, Me
Harding
Proposals for Additional Cruisers and Gunboats 1887 Naval bids
Washington April 6 1887 proposals invited for five vessels for the United States Navy to be built under contracts including cruisers and gunboats with speed guarantees and domestic manufacture clauses. Bids must specify construction location and meet tests and guarantees with plans and evidence of American shipbuilding capability.
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Naval Service
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Naval Advisory Board
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Secretary of the Navy
United States
United Tes
Department
Hull
Der
William C. Whitney
Hospital Coal Supply Proposal Request 1887
Boston dated June 8 1887 Trustees invite proposals to supply the Hospital with coal for one year from July 1 1957 totaling about 1800 tons at 2240 pounds per ton. Furnace size hard white ash coal to be screened and delivered to Hospital buildings under Trustees or Superintendent direction. Bonds 1000 required. Proposals due June 18 at noon to the Superintendent's office City Hospital.
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Philadelphia
United States Quartermaster’s Department
Schuylkill
Pacific Coast
State House
Boston
Government of the Commonwealth
Secretary of the Commonwealth
D. Frank Kimball
Danish Guyy
City Hospital
Depot Quartermaster's Office
Friladsly
Penn
U. S. Army
Schuylkill Arsenal
M. I. Ludington
U.S. A
Eastern Railroad Co
Eastern RR. Co
Charlestown
Essex RR
N. G. Chapin
Treas
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Hollis Street Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
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Great Jumbo
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