Butler Club Dinner Features Loyalist Rhetoric at Quincy House
The New England Club hosted General Butler at a Saturday dinner with 75 to 100 admirers. Speakers praised Butler and defended his principles, while a Confederate visitors’ event at the New England Club framed Reconstruction era factions. General Anderson and Major Randolph spoke on postwar reconciliation and military duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
C. J. Anderson
F. R. Farrar
N. V. Randolph
C. A. Bohannan
J. H. Capers
T. A. Brander
J.T. Ellyson
Lee Camp
Richmond
Harvey N. Shepard
General Anderson
Boston
Virginia
Newport News
Farrar
Eee
Randolph
Mosby
South
Bohannan
Harrison Hume
John L. Stephenson
Shepard
Robert E. Lee
Longshoremen Seek Wage Increase At Convention
A New York longshoremen convention decided to formally request boss stevedores to restore the old wage scale of 45 cents per hour with 60 cents overtime. Present rates are 30 cents for day work and 45 cents overtime. The effort will be pursued by individuals, not as a union, and union men may refuse to work with scabs once a majority on a pier is solidified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anti-Poverty Society Meeting At Academy Of Music
In New York on June 19 the Anti-Poverty Society held a crowded meeting at the Academy of Music with overflow at Irving Hall. Speakers included Rev. Dr. McGlynn Rev Hugh C Pentacost of Newark and Henry George addressing the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anti-Poverty Society
The
Academy of Music
McGlynn
Hugh C. Pentacost
Newark
Henry George
Irving Hall
Man Vanishes At Horseshoe Falls In Niagara
Niagara Falls report states a man on a bridge near the Three Sisters Islands threw off his coat and hat and dropped into the river. His body was swept over the Horseshoe Falls. Papers in the coat suggest the deceased is T. Trigg of Washington.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Three Sisters Islands
Horseshoe Falls
T. Trigg
Washington
Smallpox aboard ship leads to quarantine at North Sydney
The bark M. and E. Cann, sailing from Barbadoes, reached North Sydney with one or two smallpox cases aboard. The vessel was towed to quarantine grounds and had no communication with shore.
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Hallwfax
N.S
M. & E. Cann
Barbadoes
North Sydney
Thirteenth Baccalaureate Sermon at State University
Maprison Wis June 19 President John Bascow of the State University preached his thirteenth annual and final baccalaureate sermon today. He will leave the university at the close of this school year and proceed to Williamstown Mass.
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Maprison
Wis
John Bascow
The
State University
University
Williamstown
Mass
Bar Mitzvah of Willem Woolf at Orthodox Synagogue
The Bar mitzvah of Master Willem Woolf was held last Saturday at the Orthodox synagogue. Willem read Hebrew portions for himself and his father, and the Prophets portion from Joshua. A. A. Marcus, congregation president, spoke on faith requirements and customs, closing with a eulogy on Queen Victoria. The piece also notes Fall River Line reopens for summer service with Pilgrim, Bristol, Providence, and Old Colony steamers, two trains connecting from Boston, plus music on board.
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Willem Woolf
Joshua
A. A. Marcus
Mr. Marcus
Queen Victoria
New York
Fall River
Bristol
Providence
Old Colony
Boston
Newport
Saturday Baseball Doubleheader. Boston Blues Fall
Boston and New York games on Saturday left the Bostons fatigued and unable to hit. New Yorks beat Boston 6 to 2 in one game while Lawrence home club defeated Boston Blues 2 to 0. Key plays included Connor’s fielding in New Yorks and Bradley’s three fly catches for the Blues. Attendance around 8,000.
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Bostons
Wise
Wheelock
Madden
Keefe
New Yorkers
Connor
Tate
Richardson
NEW Yorks
Ewing
Tiernyng
O'Rourke
Nash
Tiernan
Morrill
Dorgan
Johnston
Brown
Kelly
Powers
Lawrence
Boston Blues
Kiley
Bradley
Lawrences
Bilpo
Campana
Sheehan
Ray
Manning
Donovan
Gardner
Hamilton
Burns
Burke
Petree
Moore
Fitzgeralds
Ward
Hornung
Lawrencea
Earnest
Stamilton
Sports Score Wrap Aboard Multiple Cities
Scores recap from games across Chicago Indianapolis Philadelphia Manchester Portland Lynn and Brooklyn. Notable outcomes include Detroits 18 over Chicagos 6 Pittsburgs 1 over Indianapolises 18 to 1 and Cincinnati 23 over Cincinnatis 4.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Detroits
Indianapolis
Pittsburgs
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Washingtons
Manchester
Manchesters
Salems
Portland
Portlands
Lowells
Lynn
Mrtgen Haverhills
P. m
Lynns
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Metropolitans
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cincinnatis
YACHTS AND YACHTING AT THE HULL CLUB REGATTA
The Hull Yacht Club opened the season with a pennant regatta won by Lizzie F Daly in second class keels Atlanta in second class centreboards Mabel in third class centreboards Zetta in third class keels and Rocket in fourth class centreboards Judges used Commodore Converse's Edith steam yacht loaned by its owner. The club plans a sixty second regatta on Saturday July 2 with cash prizes for all classes. General Paine names his new steel sloop Volunteer and the Thistle contest is noted with nine letters similar to Mayflower.
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Hull Yacht Club
Lizzie F. Daly
Atalanta
Mabel
Zetta
Rocket
Commodore Converse
Edith
Cat
Sheerwater
John M. Forbes
General Pain
Banquet Honors Jennie June In Parker House Event
Mrs. D. G. Croly known as Jennie June headlined a Parker House banquet by the New England Women's Press Association attended by about 100, mainly women journalists. She recounted early career struggles, family paper ventures, and offered guidance for women in journalism as Mayor O'Brien and others offered greetings and readings.
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D. G. Croly
Jennie June
Parker House
New England Women's Press Association
Sally Joy
Comepany
New York ‘Tribune
New York
O'Brien
Kate Tannatt Woods
EK. P. Jackson
Jackgewska
C. Ir. Montague
Abby Morton Diaz
Micah Dyer
Abbie Gould Woulson
Dramatic notes from Boston theatres this evening
Harry Meredith stars in Ranch 10 at the Boston Theatre with a strong company including T M Hunter Charles A Bradshaw James Horne and several leading ladies. Bijou Theatre presents Pun on the Bristol with Louise Arnot and Davenport Bebas. A Howard Athenaeum benefit supports theater attaches with many volunteers. EB Rice reception features Dixey Mackay Jarbean Schiller Blow Thorn Hart Uart Fuller. Boston Oratorio Society holds its annual Tremont Temple concert tonight.
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Harry Meredith
Boston
T. M. Hunter
Charles A. Bradshaw
James Horne
Annie Louise Ames
Josephine Crowell
Carrie Mayfield
Ella Mayer
Bijou
Widow O'Brien
Louise Arnot
Court Menazzio
Court Menazzio By Mr. Davenport Bebas
Howard Athenaeum
Messrs
Bowman
P. &. McCarthy
W. H. Green
George la Blanche
Patsy Kerrigan
TimeCarthy
George Leslie
EB. B. Rice
Hollis Street Theatre
Henry KE. Dixey
John A. Mackay
Vernona Jarbean
George A. Schiller
Lila Blow
George Thorn
Kate Uart
Mollie Fuller
Boston Oratorio Society
Tremont Temple
Eastern Yacht Club Regatta and Worcester minister resigns
The Carroll of the Halifax line will depart Lewis's wharf Tuesday June 21 at 9 30 for Marblehead sailing ground to view the Eastern Yacht Club regatta. Rev T W Cottingham pastor of the Church of Christ Worcester has tendered his resignation and will move to Colorado.
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Eastern Yacht Club Regatta
Carroll
Halifax Line
Lewis's Wharf
Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
T. W. Cottingham
Church of Christ
Worcester
Colorado
Jubilee services honor Queen Victoria at Charles Street church
Victoria jubilee observance at Charles Street African M. E. Church organized by the British-American Benevolent Association drew about sixty white British societies and hundreds of attendees. Rev. Theodore Gould opened the program, followed by an address from Rev. William B. Derrick of New York praising Victoria and England. The talk urged Irish reform through lawful, Christian means, and a collection for Boston celebration expenses yielded a substantial sum. Music was directed by Professor J. S. Roberts.
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Butler Club
Quincy House
General Butler
Noah A. Plympton
Josiah G. Abbott
Jonas BA. French
John I. Baker
A. A. Miner
Frank K. Foster
A. C. Drinkwater
John J. Donovan
Lowell
Joseph H. O'Neil
William Taylor
Plympton
England
Butler
McCafferty
Pillsbury
Palmer
Tarbox
Buffum
Weaviy
Generalutler
North
United States
Congress
Massachusetts
State House
Dorie Hall
Burgoyne
Senate Chamber
Stark
Bennington
North American Review
Pope
New England
Phillips
Sumner
Andrew
Chase
New Hampshire
Fessenden
Fitz John Porter
Grant
Porter
Charles Street
M. E
British-American Benevolent Association
Scots Charitable
Sons of St. George
Theodore Gould
William B. Derrick
New York
Victoria
Inman
Gladstone
Ireland
Boston
J. 5. Roberts
Summer Sunday on the Common News Pace
On the Common a busy summer Sunday drew crowds from morning to night with quiet rest among knolls and some rougher recreation. The Germania Band opened the season’s concerts at four with popular tunes. At six, YMCA services featured hymns scriptural selections and a sermon by Rev. Ela on the righteous life. In another area the Salvation Army played brass music sweeping away the city’s sin in a spirited march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania
Young Men’s Christian Association
Ela
Bromfield Street
Salvation Army
Satan
Lawsuit Docket List From Middlesex Superior Court
A long docket of civil cases listed for the Middlesex County Superior Court sessions includes numerous cross suits and remanded matters. Notable entries show parties such as Sears Co. against railroads, Goulding versus Grady, and local firms like Boston & Albany Railroad. Motions and jury waivers appear in the record with dates and judge references.
Local notes young and old abound in city items
The column records a steamboat incident near India wharf with three men in a whaleboat, a call for Boston Riding Club memberships, a housing and livery project rumor, noonday prayer series at the YMCA, a New England Helping Hand Society meeting, weekly death tallies by cause and age, a committee for Dr. Mark Hopkins’s funeral, funds for Lowell Island sanitarium, Queen's Jubilee illustrations by Norman, a new baseball reference book, a public meeting for United Hospital and Dispensary, Nantasket excursion details, Nantasket Beach crowds, Rowe's Wharf steamer traffic, Lindall band's playing, and the death of Bijou the World’s Museum elephant after age and illness.
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General Lincoln
India Wharf
David Cass
A. Johnson
H. Pendleton
Boston Riding Club
H. A. Lamb
Chauncy Street
W. D. Vinal
Williams College Alumni Association of Boston
Mark Hopkins
Williamstown
Willians
R. R. Marvin
Samuel Ho. Scudder
Edwin H. Darling
I. Burr Crandall
Fisher Howe, Jr
Lowell Island
Norman Photographic Company
Germany
Rand Avery Company
Morse
New England
Corporation and Friends of the United Hospital and Dispensary
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Berkeley and
Boylston Streets
O’brien
A. A. Miner
Mary A. Livermore
Elizabeth A. Cameron
Stephen M. Allen
Nantasket
Marblehead
Beals
Nantasket Beach
Rowe's Wharf
Lindall
al. Watts
Bijou
Barnum's Circus Opens With World Attractions
Barnum's London Consolidated Circus begins this afternoon at 2 PM with three companies in three rings on a 60 by 80 foot stage. The show features a Roman hippodrome, living curiosities, giants, dwarfs, Jumbo replicas, Burmese animals, mascots of King Theebaw, Captain Boyton's aquatic feats, a flying gymnasium, and other wonders crafted after three years of global search. The street parade starts at 8 PM, routing through Huntington avenue to several downtown streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum-London Consolidated Circus
Barnum
Museum of
Jumbo
Alice
Hairy
Burmah
King Theebaw
Paul Boyton
United States
Huntington Avenue
Boylston Street
Charles Street
Cambridge Street
Bowdoin Square
Devonshire Street
Lincoln Street
G Beach Street
Harrison Avenue
Dover Street
Kf Sman Street
Newton Street
Tremont Street
Pynchon Street
Roxbury Street
Washington Street
Worcester Lay
Wylie Avenue
Controversy Over Swill House Move Affects Lafayette Street
Indignation arises as the board of health relocates the swill house nuisance to the Loring farm. Decaying offal will be carted through the city twice daily, with wagons passing Lafayette street, jeopardizing its status as a premier avenue. A Confederate veterans visit Salem, receiving receptions from Major Batchelder and Phil Sheridan Post 84. Grand Master A A Spitzer of Virginia visits Massachusetts Grand Master William M Hill on Saturday.
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Board of Health
Swill
Loring
Danvers
Middleton
Lafayette Street
Salem
Major Batchelder
Phil Sheridan
A. A. Spitzer
Virginia
Sturday
William M. Hill
Massachusetts
C. F
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Lincoln
Stanton
Miner
Beacon Hill
Edward @. Walker
Stephen N. Allen
Tons and
Blues
Bos
Dotroité
Philadelphiag
Ryed
Pennant Regatta
General Paine
Jennie
M. E. Church
G.o.taylor
C.H. Graves & Sons, Sole Proprietors
Theodore Metcalf & CO
Metcalf
S.S. Pierce & CO
Tremont and
Court Streets
the Courts
Superior Court
Bacoy, J
Hill
Hobson
Wentworth
Boston Loan Co
Union
Suflfolk Mfg
Capen
Safford
Smith
Bergen
Goulding
Grady
Train
King
Dinger
Duesy
Ely
Dufin
Sears
Boston & Maine RR
Goldenburg
Blake
Francis
Boston & Albany RR
McCormick
Andrews
Cooper
Parley
Martin
Burne
O'Hearn
Busbee
Fitzgerald
Old Colony Ri
Horton
Biddle
Bates
Old Colony RR
Treat
Fitzpatrick
Blodgett, J
Morehan
Bay State
City of
O Connell
Ad’x
Conlan
Willis
Pingree
Ricker
Town of Belmont
Cambridge
Wetherbee
O’kelley
Shoe & L. Ins. Co
Allen
Linnehan
Cotter
Nickerson
Naylor
Laker
Parsons
Welch
Adv
Wheeler
Dunning
Golding
Hale
Wells
Stenson
Cambridge R. R. Co
Quinn
Saxonville Mills
Peyton
Priest
Cushing
Fleming
Henderson
Jones
Bartlett
Lee Et al
Herbert
Tra
Chamberlain
Rev
Buckley
Barnum'’S Circus
Columbia
Pope Mfg. CO
Franklin St
Calder
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Harvey & Hutchins
Riven St
Beacon St
Victor
National Supply CO
Temple Place
Overman Wheel Co
Columbus Ave
Wim. Read & Sons
Tricycles
I.ee
Ray’s
Col. West and
Washington Streets
Gas Lighting Co
Arch St
A. Richards
Chandlery
State St
Atlantic Ave
Commerce St
Bromfield St
WM. A. Smith
Washington St
Franklin
Chas. L. Bly
Pearl ST
Roxbury
William and Edwin Sheafe
Anah
I American Clothing Supply CO
Dental Parlors
M. E. Branor
W.D. SouLr
Jordan, Marsh & Co
G. F. Washburn
T. F. Swan
Cornhill
Sage
Austin
Barnard &O
Austin & Graves
Commercial Street
Cracker & Biscuit Bakers
Woodward's Bine
NEW Mail
Springfield
Boys
Ideal Bicycles
Gasenul
D. Newman
Brattle Sty
Gettysburg
BEN Levy & CO
West Street
Henry F. Miller Pianos
Miller Hall
Tremont St
Boston Association
Chestnut Street
William E. Doyle
Hotel Vendome
Health Food CO
New England Agency
Bent & Bush
Salem News
Parkers
WORTH
W. Shaw Ware
Winter Street
Levingston
Caogue
W. C. Strong
Brighton
Ie Bicycles
I. P. Lord & CO
Union Street
Price
Boston, Mass
Oak Grove Farm
Monroe
Tremont Stree
G. W. Boyden
Ptoe Aes
Lina Bre Cues
Blackstone BS Ae
LAD Rug
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