Reichstag Opens with Peace pledge and Austria alliance
June 25 report on the Reichstag opening with pomp as Emperor William II speaks of peace with all nations. He vows to maintain the Austrian alliance and the Italy ties, aims to defend the empire through lawful means, and seeks to uphold peace while ready to defend with the army if needed.
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Conservatives Arraigned In Irish Crimes Act Debate
In the House of Commons Mr. John Morley moved to censure the government over the Irish crimes act, accusing Mr. Balfour of withholding information and citing alleged injustices in prosecutions and prison treatment. He pointed to the Dillon conviction as a perversion of law and criticized new offences under the act.
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Debate on Crimes Act Motion Adjourned After Speeches
The government and supporters prepared to meet the motion with respect as Mr. Shaw Lefevre defended Mr. Dillon. After speeches by Major Saunderson and others the debate was adjourned with a division expected on Wednesday.
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Yale Commencement Week Opens With Class Day at Battelle Chapel
YaleNew Haven June 25 The commencement week started with Class Day exercises at Battelle Chapel. Notable speeches by Fred P. Salley O S Isbell and George B Fowler. Class histories read by Bailey Verplanck Fitzgerald Vinton. Ivy ceremony and senior promenade followed with awards and honors announced including Cobden Club medals and various fellowships and prizes for the class of 1887 88.
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Rutland, Vt
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Class of '88 Harvard Annex Holds Informal Graduation
Eight graduates, all young women, received diplomas at Cambridge 10 Garden Street. Mrs Agassiz presided as the event highlighted progress since 1879, with laboratories added and systematized clerical work. Guests included J A P Peabody and Miss Alice Longfellow among others.
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Alice Longfellow
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Harvard College
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Anna Weld Carret
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Sara Jenkins Yanks
Maud Adele Aawson
Frances Augusta Lord
Kennebunk
Grace Harriet Macurdy
Watertown
Emma Maria Sawyer
Farewell Service For Bishop Paddock Before Europe Trip
Yesterday morning a farewell service was held at St. Pauls Church for Bishop Paddock and his family before their departure for Europe. The service included communion administered by Bishop Paddock with Rev. Drs. Shinn and Harris assisting. Dr. Shinn read an address from the clerical association asking God’s blessing on the bishop and family during their absence and noting the bishop’s devoted work and need for rest to recover his health. Bishop Paddock expressed gratitude and reflected on fifteen years of diocese growth, ending with thanks to all who helped, and attendees extended handshakes and wishes for health and joy during the journey, likely returning in February.
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Bailey's Mammoth Fourth Store on Washington Street
Bailey at 615 Washington street offers an immense stock of Fourth of July goods. Horns torpedoes flags trumpets and firecrackers available at moderate prices with kitchen furnishing items from English decorated dinner sets glass and silverware at low prices. Visit and be convinced.
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Congress Considers Gunboat Construction Bill
Washington June 25 Senators were sparse as Chandler introduced a bill to underwrite twenty cruisers, each under 1700 tons and 500000 dollars price, with two steel vessels per type and domestic manufacture for all parts. The bill allocates 5 million for hulls and 3 million for armament amid debate on the President's message and revenue policy.
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House Deliberates on Settlement Bill and Mineral Lands
In Washington on June 25 the House introduced and referred many bills, discussed a public domain settlement bill, and debated amendments. A key clash over mineral lands within railroad land grants led to shelving the third section, with Payson’s amendment restricting mineral land issuance to U.S. citizens. An 8 pm recess followed, and evening sessions continued debate on amendments.
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Market Notes and Rumors After Chicago Nomination
Markets were quiet with morning strength fading after the Chicago nomination. Atchison weakened while San Diego money flowed. debates over a possible August dividend cut circulated among room traders. President Cleveland may visit Sorrento this summer if Blaine was not nominee. Street scribes mock Alger’s sympathy telegram to Harrison. A State Street house moved New York & New England stock to this city but deliveries were limited. Various options and loans figures appeared as wool paper neared market, while ships and stocks tied to the City of Birmingham emerged with plans to carry pig iron and unload rapidly.
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Hats in latest summer styles by Jackson and Co at Tremont
The assortment of hats shown by Messrs. Jackson and Co at 126 Tremont Street features cassimores light-colored Derbys and a wide straw hat selection. It includes Dunlap's New York hats, for which Jackson & Co. are the sole New England agents.
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Boston Theatre Presents Renah the Gypsy's Daughter
Boston theatres offer Renah the Gypsy's Daughter with a show at eight o clock in the evening while other venues list a variety of performances including a Kellar program at the Loslon Museum and Bristol's Equescurriculum with afternoon and evening showings.
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Allie Akerstrom
Hayes
Ireland
Real estate and carriage auctions listed for Wednesday
Today items include Fruit-Tloratio Harris at 10 a.m., S. K. Knights & Co. at 5 p.m. Wednesday features carriages at 10:30 a.m. by A M Bates and furniture by Gideon Beck & Son at 11 a.m. Auction times and vendors named.
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Curtis Young Genevieve F. Young Wed in City
In this city Reverend G A Gordon presided at the Curtis to Genevieve F Young ceremony. Also in Cambridge on June 25 William Mason Hodge of North Adams wed Nina Poor, and June 24 Horace K Libby wed Emma L Sumner, both Cambridge residents.
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Cmbridge
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Emma L. Sumner
Obituaries and births note several Roxbury Cambridge and Dorchester entries
In Roxbury June 23 Thomas Truc urrough aged 23, Farley in Waltham June 21 Noah Webster Farley aged 7 months 10 days, Francis in Cambridge June 20 Mary Hunnewell Francis wife of Eben Francis, Groom in Dorchester June 24 Thomas Groom with funeral on Winey at 3 p.m., Jones in Hyde Park June 23 Ann wit of a set Neepee 69 Aew months 21 days, Morse in West Somerville June 23 Isabel daughter of E R Morse, Schwarm in Roxbury June 23 Elizabeth wife of Jacob Schwarm aged 48 years 5 months.
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Eben Francis
Dorchester
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Hyde Park
Ann
Morse
West Somerville
Isab M
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Ona
Elizabeth
Jaccob Schwa Cine
Commencement Day Arrangements For Multiple Harvard Classes
The class of 1828 meets for dinner at 5 30 p m at the president s house with a barge to Brookline. The class of 1834 dines at 170 Newbury street with Cushing at 6 30 p m. Classrooms and halls including Thayer Hall and Holworthy 8 open for class use on Commencement Day for various graduating classes from 1842 to 1855 with designated class secretaries and addresses.
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