Cyclorama at Tremont Street Depicts Little Bighorn Battle in Detail
A Boston cyclorama shows the 1876 Little Big Horn fight with General Custer and Sioux leaders. It blends landscape and figures to recreate the battlefield size, with 125 relics including Custer’s sword and items loaned by Mrs. Custer.
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Michael Angelo
Rembrandt
T. W. Higginson
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Gettysburg
Betas Cyclorama Company
Tremont Street
Little Big Horn
G. A. Custer
U.S. Cavalry
Gall
Crazy Horse
Sitting Bull
Little Bighorn River
Cyclorama
Custer
Big Horn Mountains
GOC
Wall
Gray Horse
General Custer
Hughes
Roop C
Tom Custer
Plains
Harrington
E. Pierpont
New York
A. J. Donelle
Cyclorama Company
Battle Field
Major Reno
Ernest Gros
Emile Merlot
A. Corwin
Theodore Wendell
G. A. Travers
E. J. Austin
Closing of the Schools Graduation Week With Prize Winners
The second day of graduation week featured exercises across Roxbury and other schools. Prize declamation went to Henry B Harding, with major Lawrence prizes awarded to many students in German and French translation, geometry, algebra, and physics. Diplomas were presented by Dr. Green and Superintendent Seaver, as 115 graduates received diplomas, with many other schools listing graduation counts.
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Eliot and Hancock
Roxbury
O’brien
Henry B. Harding
Waterhouse
Lindsay T. Damon
Harry B. Harding
Bertram Lord
John I. Prince
William H. Graves
George R. Barbour
Raymond K. Price
George W. Harring
William 38. Forbes
Albert H. Newman
Raymond B. Price
Melville F. Rogers
Wiliam A.tucker
Arthur A. Shurtleff
Harry Clapp
Secon
William F. Patten
Joseph Robbins
Edward W. Murphy
Frederic H. Holmes
W. J. McAvoy
E. A. Dowd
G. R
K. Clapp
W. F. Patten
M. A. Aldrich
J. Robbins
M.S. Laurie
L. A. Abbott
T. J. Johnson
A. A. Merrill
J. C. Dickerman
C. C. A. Ames
Department and Fidelity
T. F. Donahue
J. C. Donavan
A. W
D Gs
Jacob J. Silverman
Windsor N. Cobb
William A.rucker
Myer J. Laurie
Charles P. Loveland
Leo Spitz
John G. Blake
Seaver
Girls’ Latin School
Fitteld
Professor Fay
Tufts College
Isabel Barrows
Roxbury High School
East Boston Bird
Bigelow
Brimmer
Comins
Dillaway
Eliot
Everett
Hancock
Hillside
Lawrence
Martin
Prince
Quincy
Sherwin
Shurtleff
Wells
West Point cadetship board named from Fifth district
General Banks appoints a board to examine cadetship candidates for West Point in the fifth congressional district. Members include E. H. Capen of Tufts College Henry Parkman of Loston and Dr Willis of Waltham.Applicants must be 18 to 22. A missing pastor’s wife reportedly received a despatch from her husband. The Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Company to begin ocean trips to Gloucester and Eastern Point tomorrow. Pain’s Great Fire of London drawing crowds as a Pyrotechnic spectacle opens. An electrotype copy bust of Austin C Wellington by Robert Barrie is shown at Shreve Crump Low.
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West Point
Fifth
E. H. Capen
Tufts College
Henry Parkman
Loston
Willis
Waltham
C. H. Smith
Plymouth Church
Dorchester
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
Gloucester
Eastern Point
Pain
London
Cyrus Cobb
Austin C. Wellington
Robert Barrie
Chelsea
Shreve, Crump & Low
Three Men Held on Robbery Charge After Highway Theft
Waltham judge set bail at $2000 for Patrick Greeley P J Ryan and G B Daley on charges of robbing Matthew O Hearn of $6 on a highway the accusation followed a recent incident inventing questions about the alleged crime and the suspects.
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Waltham
Luce
Patrick Greeley
P. J. Ryan
Daley
Matthew O’hearn
Boston Investments in Western Stock Yards Boom Big Profits
Boston investors show strong gains from stock yard plays in Chicago Kansas City and Sioux City. Union Stock Yards of Chicago and Sioux City listings on the Boston Stock Exchange report high surplus and steady dividends, with $60,000 turning into about $30,000 annual income for top holders. Information from F. V. Parker & Co.
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Bell Telephone
Chicago
Kansas City
Union Stock Yards
Sioux City
Union Stock Yard Company
Boston Stock
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