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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1888

Page

5

Roxbury Club Opens New House With Grand Reception

The Roxbury Club unveiled its new Warren and Montrose street clubhouse with a ladies reception attended by nearly six hundred guests. Members toured the expanded building, admired art and furnishings, and enjoyed music, dancing, and refreshments as President Bradlee and local officials welcomed attendees.

Curtis N. J. Bradlee Isaac Fenne Buena Vista Avenue Juiliard Cradlee

Decorated Hall Hosts Germania Orchestra Night

The large second story hall gleamed with asparagus plumosa and laurel festoons while tropical plants filled the mantel area. A 25 piece Germania Orchestra conducted by Carl Kichler played The Ashes March for Nathaniel J. Bradlee as guests enjoyed supper and an informal later dance led by A W Hersey and a staff including Grage Currier Trainer Couthony Obrion Burrage and Reed.

Germania Orchestra Carl Kichler Rietzel Nathaniel J. Bradlee A. W. Hersey Isaac P. Grage Charles H. Currier Charles W. Trainer W. A. Couthony J. Lb. Obrion Albert C. Burrage William G. Reed

Market swings show strength amid bear-dominated sessions

Trading in a cautious market features aggressive talk to push down values while actual shares move slowly. Vanderbilt road earnings and Atchison financing chatter headline a day of mixed signals with wheat and rail bond activity overshadowing broader sentiment.

Vanderbilt Roads

Clothiers A. Shuman & Co announce ceviots for summer wear

Messrs. A. Shuman & Co. at the corner of Summer and Washington streets announce a line of ceviots and serges from top foreign and American looms. The fabrics are soft in finish, strong in texture and ideal for summer wear. Prices run from 12 to 26 dollars.

Messrs. A. Shuman & Co Summer Washington Streets

Edison absent as Boston Electric Club marks first anniversary

The Boston Electric Club celebrated its first anniversary with a wide reception on Boylston street gathering 250 members and guests. President P H Alexander praised growth and education efforts then members sailed to Nantasket for dinner at Rockland House with 1132 diners and speeches by leaders and visitors including A V Garrett and T C Martin.

Boston Electric Club Boylston Street Thomas A. Edison E. T. Gilliland Edison Melville Richards P. H. Alexander Electric Fraternity T. Commerford Martin The Electrical World A. E. Colbeare O’brien H. C. Buck Alden Speare Linus ‘T. Faunce Francis Slake 8. W. Holman A. V. Abbott Weston Lewis E. R. Whitney H. B. Cram G. N. Long H. F. Campbell F. E. Clark W. O. Webber KE. M. Carhart F. P. Addicks H. H. Cutler Reuben T. Robinson W. H. Vialle F. M. Kimball Hingham Steamboat Company Nantasket Brackett J. Frank Morrison Otto A. Moses Moses Gi. Farmer Francis A. Walker Charles RK. Cross Leverett Saltonstall Elihur Thompson George Worthington Electrical Review Carnegie Scotland Chicago Yours Bry J. G. Grover Cleveland Allen G. Thurman Old Colony Road

Meeting of Conservatives at the Foreign Office

Lord Salisbury presided over a Conservative meeting at the Foreign Office in London. He blamed Mr Jennings and allies for recent Commons defeats and urged concerted action. Speakers including Mr Stanley Leighton criticized the local government bill as unpopular. Lt. Hon. W. H. Smith said licensing clauses would be dropped and asserted his willingness to resign if not trusted.

Londown Foreign Office Lord Salisbury House of Commons Jennings Admiralty Ayrboroughs Stanley Leighton W. H. Smith Treasury Smith

Sailor’s Revenge on Bertram L Townsend Crew

At Salem the 18 year old William Morgan, once saved and mentored by Captain George A. Tunnell on the schooner Bertram L Townsend of Philadelphia, declares he was assaulted by the captain and first mate W D Burbage after returning from Boston to claim back pay. He swore out a warrant and the vessel was attached for money claimed due. A Boston crew arrived but fled, leaving the keeper and cook aboard.

Salem George A. Tunnell Bertram L. Townsend Philadelphia William Morgan Washington Boston W. D. Burbage Cook

Water Pressure Change Notice Parts of Tremont and Nearby Streets

The water board will switch from low to high pressure at 10 o clock Monday June 25. Affected areas include Tremont between Boylston and School Washington between Essex and State Avery Mason and West streets Temple place Winter Bromfield and Province streets and all connected courts and places.

the Water Board Tremont Boylston School Washington Essex State Avery Mason West Streets Temple Place Winter Bromfield Province City of Boston City Hall Boston Water Board Tremont Street School Streets Washington Street State Streets Avery Street Mason Street West Street Winter Street Bromfield Street Province Street Whos F. Doherty Wiilulam Ssmart Robert Grant

Revere House Adopts European Plan

The Revere House announces it will operate on the European plan for meals with room pricing staying separate. Guests can choose meals à la carte, reflecting a shift in lodging and dining practice at the hotel.

Revere House

Platform tensions at Republican convention debated

A debate unfolds over waterway improvements and transportation costs at the Republican convention. Long John Wentworth questions why the platform omits waterway upgrades and rail interests influence is noted as a factor. The committee, guided by General Oliver and Mr. Halford, makes language changes reflecting Major McKinley's hand.

John Wentworth William McKinley Major McKinley Oliver

Massachusetts Delegates Fail to Unite at Convention

Massachusetts delegates held two meetings with no outcome as they split over support for Sherman. Senator Hoar was absent at the 9 am session but later arrived. General Wilson of Virginia was invited. Distinct factions and fatigue prevented any consensus ahead of tomorrow’s first ballot. Vermont delegates rescheduled departure amid uncertain plans for Saturday.

Chiaco SrediAu Massachusetts Senator Hoar General Cogswell Grand Army Messrs Merrill Cogswell Gould Gile McCall General Wilson Virginia Sherman New England Vermont

Bulletin Board Reports Chicago Platform Sparks Republican Hope

In Washington on June 21 the House lobby bulletin board streamed Chicago convention messages while Republicans praised the tariff plank and dismissed speculation on Southern state gains. Senate activity was brief with executive session. Sherman Hawley and Allison appeared nervous or calm as bulletins arrived.

Washington Sredt Uttmost Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Chicago Senate Sherman Hawley Allison Beck

Deserters Reach Camp Yambungga Amid Stanley Expedition Cannibal Contact

Deserters report Stanley’s expedition traversed rough forest country in the Aruwhimi region where natives contested passage. Stanley was wounded by an arrow and forced to establish camps and use reserve provisions. Soudanese force deaths and European illnesses were noted as the caravan lost about one third of its men. Meanwhile General Sheridan shows improvement with better circulation respiration appetite and sleep after a good night.

London St. Paul de Loanda Stanley Yambungga Aruwhimi Emin Bey Saraning Bartellot Yambunea A Ward Yambunga Congo Stanley Falls Lartellot Janssen Europe Hinar Sheridan

Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati Meeting Notice

The annual meeting will be at the Parker House Boston on Wednesday July 4 at 12 noon for election of officers and business. The standing committee meets there at 10:80 a.m. Dinner will be served at 2:30 p.m. Members of other state societies in the city are invited to dine. Francis Winthrop Palfrey, Secretary.

Atchison Company Reassachusetts Cincinnati Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati Parker House Boston Pinner Francis Winthrop Palfrey Tome Standard Cattle Company Wyoming Territory Peter Sears Mass George R. Blanchard Thos. H. Perkins A. Forbes Freeman Standard Cattle Co State Street George Croshaw & CO London Francis Peabody J. W. Field Henry 8. Bean Assi. Secy Worcester, Nashua &A Rochiester Railroad CO T. W. Hammond Worcester

Marital Notices and Related Details From Boston Area

Listings show multiple marriages in June with couples from Salem Belmont Waltham Milton and Providence. Names include Blaisdell Read Caunce Wood Kugler Gordon Martin Russell and more. Ceremonies conducted by Rev. Winkley Bishop Moody Bygrave Haven and others.

Blaisdell—Read Boston S. H. Winkley James Lewis Blaisdell Watertown Helen A. Read Caunce—Wood Saieia T. W. Bishop Thomas Caunce Sophia Wood Salem Clark Cooper Henry Pastor Clark Jennie E. Cooper Demonid Rudolph W. J. Raven William Demond Mary A. Rudolph Halle R. B. Moody Andrew B. Hallett Mabel L. Smith Kendall—Thomson Belmont Hilary Bygrave Jonas B. Kendall H. Isabel Thomson Kilgore—Mallard Waltham Milton Ki

Deaths notable in city and surrounding areas

Death notices list George W. Bipach 33, Mrs M J Byron 69, James Canning 66, Catharine H Cunningham 81, Stillman A Elden 64, Hannah Geary 40, Marion Lennox 24, Sarah R Lincoln, Catherine K McCarthy 20, Charles H Pratt 58, Isaac Stebbins 70, Isabella J Silsby 41, Wildes P Walker 74, with funeral details for 44 Franklin Avenue on June 26 at 2 pm.

Bipach George W Charlies W Mary Birch Byron Medford M. J. Byron George Byron Canning James C. Canning Canning Ham Howard Street Dorchester Catharine H. Howard James Cunningham Eldin Portland Stillman A. Elden Boston Geary Hannah Joseph Geary Lennox Marion Lincoln Arlington Sarah R Nathaniel Lincoln McCarthy Bunker Hill Catherine KB. McCarthy Michael J. McCarthy Chelsea Charles H. Pratt Stebbins Isaac Stebbins Franklin Avenue Silsby Boston Highlands Isabella J M. M. Silsby Walker Topsham Wildes P. Walker

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