Jubilee crowd disperses after drenching rain at Faneuil Hall
A divided crowd moved along Brattle and Union streets toward Hanover, with many not returning. By midnight Dock square was nearly empty as Faneuil Hall events ended. police boosted security at Lovell's and Reed's gun shops with two inside per store and a gatling gun at Lovell's.
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Jubilee banquet at Faneuil Hall honors Victoria for fifty years
The 1887 jubilee banquet brings together 300 plus American and British guests in Boston. Speakers include James Wemyss Jr and Rev Dr Courtney. Toasts praise Queen Victoria and Anglo American ties, with letters of regret from notable figures and performances by Edith Perry and others.
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Eviction row at Faneuil Hall centers on City Clerk O'Neil
Boston citizens protest use of Faneuil Hall for Queen's Jubilee dinner after a flawed city permit. Officials including City Clerk O Neil and Alderman Donovan defend actions while protests from Boston groups urge veto and respect for the Cradle of Liberty. The exchange reveals political friction and questions about mayoral authority during the June 21 event.
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Tragic Self-Destruction Hangs Over Harvard Medical Student
The death of Martin L. Bradford Jr a Harvard medical student in Roxbury is reported as a self inflicted fatality. He left a letter citing exhaustion from arduous studies and distaste for the harsh sights of clinics. Friends describe his cheerful disposition and high scholarly standing.
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Malcolm Storer
Harris
Roxbury
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Cculiar
Anniversary Honors at Amherst Agricultural College
Springfield June 21 The twenty fifth anniversary of Congressional endowment of agricultural colleges was celebrated at Amherst Agricultural College. President C K Adams of Cornell University and Judge Charles D Davis of Plymouth gave addresses on shifts from deductive to inductive science shaping education. Other speakers included Atherton of Pennsylvania State College Cutler of Japan and Sturtevant of the New York experiment station and a picture of ex President Stockbridge was unveiled.
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Amherst Agricultural College
C. K. Adams
Cornell University
Charles D. Davis
Plymouth
Adams
Europe
Atherton
Pennsylvania State College
Cutler
Japan
Sturtevant
New York Experiment Station
Stockbridge
William Penns Table Heads to Historic Curiosities
Dr. J H Hepburn of Reimersburg holds a solid walnut folding leaf table once owned by William Penn. The table and four chairs were given by Bradford to Barney McGowan to ease his family’s poverty, later liquidated to settle debt to Hepburn’s Gloucester, New Jersey residence. The piece, four feet seven inches by five feet with two end drawers, weighs heavily and carries a rich provenance. an $8000 offer was refused.
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William Penn
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Barney
McGowan
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Gloucester
N. J
J.H. Hepburn
Philadelphia
Grotts Museum
Hepburn
Anne
Wellesley Graduates Confer Degrees at Ninth Commencement
The ninth annual Wellesley College commencement began at 3 p.m. in the chapel with several musical performances and an address by James O. Murray. Degrees were awarded to a large list of graduates in arts and sciences from five and four year programs, including Mary Ella Whipple and Delia Maria Taylor, with a dinner and reception notable for attendees Governor Ames and ex-President Noah Porter.
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J. T. Duryea
Boston
Beethoven Society
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D.D
L.L.D
College of New Jersey
Mary Russell Bartlett
Wellesley
Alice Freeman
Mary Ella Whipple
Worcester
Apollonia Adelaide Denkman
Rockland
Ill
Delia Maria Taylor
Newcastle
Elise Augusta Weyerhaeuser
Rock Island
Alma Eveleth Aumack
Tom’s River
N. J
Alice Dana Adams
Holliston
Luc Florence Friday
Warren
Penn
Willietta Goddard
Edith Holmes Gregory
Beverly
Harriet Jessup Hand
Scranton
Rose Delle Howe
Groton
N. Y
Mary Tucker Noyes
Kodikanal
South India
Lillian Edna Pool
Portland
Flora Agnes Smeallie
St. Thomas
Annie Hatcii Williams
Ada Geneva Wing
Palmer
Kate Rider Andrews
Rochester
Anne Louise Barrett
Kate Lobdell Clarke
Newport
R. I
Jessie Munger
Plainfield
Jennie Belle Semple
Mt. Vernon
Almeria
Isabelle Adgate
East Hardwick
Jessie Edith Allen
North Grafton
Catharine Burrowes
Keyport
Alice Gertrude Carey
Brantford
Ondire
Can
Caroline Stodder Crocker
Methuen
Bertha Louise Deane
Taunton
Adelaide
New Brunswick
Mabel Elizabeth Evins
Easthampton
Elizabeth Hatch Palmer
Ipswich
Alice Gardner Pettee
Brockton
Harriet Alleyne Rice
Jer Cs R. I
Mina de Hart Rounds
Jalais
Marion Ingalls Smith
Woburn
Carrie Fenton Spencer
Cazenovia
Isabella Dunning Thompson
Topsham
Edith Annette True
Natick
Alice Nelson Want
Milford
Myra Fulier Weld
Southbridge
Henrietta Jackson Wells
Cambridge
Harriet Winfield
Hamburg
Mabel Rosamond Wing
Lexington
Eliza Taggard Womersley
Greenfield
Jeannie Scott Adams
West Park
Bessie Webb Ballard
Davenport
Mabel Butman
Everett
Sarah Howard Conant
North Thetford
Annie Minto Cordley
Lawrence
Dnaisy Crownshield
Columbia
Ellen Scott Davison
Louisville
Katherine Frick Dill
Lewisburg
Emily Marthe Evans
Stamford
N. C
May Tucker Noyes
West Indies
Jenni Belle Semple
Mount Vernon
Alice Frances Day
Mass
May Violet Ely
Winsor
Conn
Nancy Caroline George
Mendon
Jeanie Gilman
Foxcroft
Maryette Goodwin
Sandusky
Clara Maria Keete
Chester
Sarah Viola Lowther
Laura Lyon
Ithaca
Evelyn McCus
Massillon
Laura Mabel Parker
Wellesley Hills
Mary Eliza Parker
Gardner
Anna Haven Smith
Rangoon
Burmah
Ames
Noah Porter
Yale
Merriam
Somerville
William Claflin
Sharp Trial Hearings Open as Witnesses Testify on Broadway Deal
In New York on June 21 the Jacob Sharp trial heard Clerk Toomey of the board of aldermen, followed by George W. Powell who described canvassing Broad way property owners for consent to a railroad. Powell said Sharp offered stock to secure or withhold consent, and witnesses noted a meeting with Sharp Foshay Kerr and others.
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Broadway
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Edson
Waite
Dane shoots mother then kills self in Brooklyn tenement
In New York the 22 year old Dane John Engberg shot and fatally wounded his mother then turned the gun on himself. He lived with his mother and two brothers on the top floor of a Brooklyn tenement. authorities report alcohol abuse and repeated abuse of his mother.
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John Engberg
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Brooklyn
The Colored Cadet at West Point
Young Alexander, a light mulatto cadet from a class of 145, graduates thirty-second in a 64 member class. He is modest, brave, and athletic, attaches to his mother, and expects a second lieutenant commission with a possible posting on the Western frontier in July or October. Eli Henderson from South Carolina may replace him as the sole colored cadet.
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Shipping Arrivals Reported at Queenstown and Glasgow
Loynon June 21 reports steamers Alaska New York arrived at Queenstown and Llandaft City New York at Bristol. Also Ethiopia New York arrived at Glasgow. New York June 21 lists Chateau Margaux Bordeaux Newcastle City Barrows arriving.
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New York
Queenstown
Llandaft City
Bristol
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Chateau Margaux
Bordeaux
Newcastle City
New England Inventors Hit With Long Patent List
Washington reports a roundup of patents issued to New England inventors on June 21. The list includes Henry B. Bach and L W Babbit of Meriden for a tea or coffee pot, Edward D. Bean of Arlington for a policeman's club and making it, and many others from Boston, Hartford, Lowell, and beyond.
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New England
Henry B. Bach
L. W.babbit
Meriden
Conn
Edward D. Bean
Arlington
Policeman’s Club
Sidney O. Bigney
Attleboro
Henry O. Brooks
Lowell
Odometer
Henry O. Canfield
Canfield Rubber Company
Bridgeport
John F. Chase
Augusta
Lemuel Colburn
Holyoke
Edgar C. Cowell
E. 8
Cram
Laconia
N. i
Amos Dickerman
New Haven
Valentine Doane, Jr
Harwich
George Doolittle
D. B. Doolittle
Edward O. Ely
Boston
John A. Evarts
Bradley and Hubbard Manufacturing Company
Crawford M. Fairbanks
Lincoln
R. L
Alonzo Fales
Himself
A. G. Cumnock
William H. Goldsmith
Fall River
Caleb H. Griffin
Benjamin F. Hamilton
Enor Electric Railway Supply Company
H. Robinson
A. Foster
John T. Hawkins
Taunton
Thomas C. Hudson
Providence
Daniel A. Johnson
Bhill
Herman H. Killner
Danbury
Frank D. Knight
Hudson
Arthur B. Lawrence
J. L. Batchelder
South Ashburnham
H. Matthews
Ashburnham
John Lemman
Wakefield
Herman Lemp
M. J. Wightman
Hartford
Hosea W. Libbey
August H. Lighgill
George W. Miller
William Dol. Parker
Worcester
Thomas D. Smith
Lynn
George F. Stevens
J. E. Smith
Northwood
N. H
Windsor Locks, Conn
Our Country Hotels The New Bedford Letter on Comfort
A reader from New Bedford in 1887 calls for practical hotel reform in small towns. She urges lower ceilings improved ventilation simpler furniture better cleaning and more writer-friendly spaces with writing desks and closets, arguing inns should suit village size and avoid show over comfort.
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Captain Jack Hussey Dies From Police Shot Wound
New York news confirms Captain Jack Hussey a life saver died this afternoon from a pistol wound inflicted by Policeman Hahn two weeks earlier.
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Jack Hussey
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Drowning of Dexter Smith’s Son at Brown's Pond
News in brief reports sixteen year old Frank E. Smith drowned in Brown's Pond Pea body yesterday. A Brooklyn jury found Fire Chief Nevins not guilty of grand larceny in the city’s electric lighting franchise case. Ernest Kinderautter, Fall River restaurant cook, is heir to part of a German fortune and has gone home to claim it.
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Dexter Smith
Brown's Pond
Peabody
Nevins
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ernest Kinderautter
Fall River
Germany
Fires Burn Across Several Cities Reported Damages
Record of fires from multiple locations includes John Campbell residence at 1485 Washington Street with $50 damage from a defective flue. In Bancor Missouri Pinkham block fire destroys Pinkham store post office Bennett confectionery printing office and more, with total losses of surrounding buildings. Leavenworth Kansas reports $250000 property destruction, Helmas Parmelee furniture dealers suffer $100000 loss. Portsmouth New Hampshire Cliff House Cape Neddick Maine burns for $10000 with suspected arson.
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Washington Street
Bancor
Mansion House
Pinkham
Bennett
Fuller
Leavenworth
Kan
Helmas & Parmelee
Portsmouth
N. H
Cape Neddick
Mrs Cleveland Attends Aurora Graduations
Mrs Cleveland attends Wells College class-day ceremonies in Aurora and joins Cayuga Lake Military Academy exercises with her classmates. An excursion on Cayuga Lake is planned for tomorrow and she is expected to depart for Washington on Friday.
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Cayuga Lake Military Academy
Aurora
Washington
Steamer Francis Runs Aground Near Gull Rock
The Francis of the Providence and Stonington Steamship Co struck Little Gull Rock on a Monday night while operating as a fruit boat from Long Island to Stonington. She began leaking but discharged her cargo in good order and will likely go to the dry dock for repairs.
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Providence & Stonington Steamship Company
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Stonington
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Little Gull Rock
Mail closes at Boston on Friday schedule details
The notice lists mail cutoffs and outbound steamship schedules from New York and Boston for June 22 to 28. It includes departures to Jamaica Bermuda Europe and Latin America with various vessels and times, plus special Madrid and Queenstown routes and daily Boston cutoff at 4 PM.
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Tampico
Yucatan
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Progreso
Mex
Cesveers
Catalonia
Boston
Nia
Pialbvelaiaics
Crunouy
Fri- Glasgow
Devonia
Venezuela
Curacoa
Faa
Truxillo
Ruatan
Key West
Fla
Hamburg
Wieland
Campeche
Chiapas
Manhattan
Wednestad
Cihisine Cadas
Keane
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Halifax
Panama
Queenstown
Liverpool
Southampton
Scotland
Caraca
Fae
Harold
New Orleans
Bestee
Cuba
Tampa
Mexico
Trans-Pacific Mail Notices From San Francisco
Mail closures announced for various Pacific destinations with ships Tropic Bird Alameda and San Pablo. Boston office deadlines set for Friday June 4 at 1 p.m. and eight days before the listed sailing dates for China Japan and East Indies.
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Japan
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