Music Weds Saw 'Neath A Daisy Bell
Miss Emma Judd Francis L Wellman wed at Andrew's Church Stamford at 5 p m with Col Albert A Pope giving away the bride. The ceremony featured Lohengrin music and a large New York reception at Miss Judd's Clark's Hill home attended by about 100 guests. Distinguished guests included William Steinway Judges Barrett Andrews Daly and others.
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Stamford
Emma Judd
Francis L. Wellman
New York
Andrew’s Church
Dudley Buck
Peter McFarland
Fred P. Allen
der Eden
Miss Judh
Clark’s Hill
William Steinway
Barrett
Andrews
Daly
William Hoe
James Brown Lord
Thomas Rainey
Fellows
McIntyre, McDonna
Weeks and Lindsay
Foxwell
J. Kennedy Smith
Virginia Ogden
Butler Burke Wedding at St Marys Church in Boston
Edward J. Butler and Miss Mary A. Burke wed at 9 a m in St Marys Church Boston after four years of courtship. The ceremony followed by a reception at 54 Lowell Street and a bridal tour through the West.
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Post
Edward J. Butler
Thomas Butler & Co
Causeway Street
Mary A. Burke
Boston
Park Avenue
Arlington Heights
St. Mary’s Church
Father Casey
Rosa G. Madore
James Conlon
Chicago
Mary Burke
Lowell Street
Galvin
Weber
Thomas Butler
Ost
En Associates
James Burke
McCarty
Mr. Jennings
James Lynch
William Lynch
Patrick Murphy
Jamesf. Burke
James
Martin Towle
R. W. Bryant
Michael Tansy
Lizzie Conlon
John Farley
John T. Burke
Nellie G. Burke
Mr. Spaulding
Emily Frinsdorf
Katie Ready
Joseph Madore
Charles McConnell
Littie Boles
John H. Conley
John Kelly
West
New York
Charlestown Couple Wed at St Stephen’s Church
William H. Holden of Charlestown Enterprise married Miss Nellie E. Hennegan of Dorchester yesterday at St Stephen’s Church parochial residence. Rev Peter Rowan officiated. Bride’s sister attended. couple to reside at 9A Manu Fel Doherty, South Berwick. Wedding tour planned through the Provinces. Best man was Dan ment square, Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Dorchester
William H. Holden
Noted North End leader Daniel Doherty dies at 94
Daniel Doherty, longtime North End political force and independent advocate, died suddenly at Jefferson, eight miles from Worcester. A native of Donegal, Ireland, he arrived in 1839 and built a coal and trucking business with branches in Charlestown and Dorchester. He influenced ward politics, opposed machines, aided the needy, and moved to Charlestown eleven years ago. He left a widow, four sons, and a daughter. funeral at St. Mary's Charlestown tomorrow at 9:20 a.m. Interment Holyhood Cemetery Brookline.
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Jefferson
Worcester
Boston
Daniel Doherty
Donegal
Irc
America
North End
St. Mary's
Endicott Street
Boston Gaslight Company
Kelly
Charlestown
Dorchester
Ward 6
Ward 2
Doherty
Michael Barr
Monument Square
St. Mary’s Church
Holyhood Cemetery
Brookline
Captain Quinn Dies in Boston at Wendell Street Home
Captain John Quinn a long time grevedore and shipman of Boston dies at his Wendell Street residence after a life of aid to Irish newcomers and extensive service in shipping. He supported St James parish and Fenian ventures, leaving a widow, eight children including three sons in public office, and funeral rites at St James Church.
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John Quinn
Wendell Street
Boston
Captain Quinn
Dublin
America
Old Long Wharf
Martiannad Sullivan
Pearl Place
Quinn
St. James Parish
Montgomery Guards
Gardner
Canada
Cathedral Court of Foresters
Knights of St. Rose
St. James Church
Philip H
Timothy F
John, Jr
House of Representatives
Yale Commencement Opens With Day Two Ceremonies
The Yale 1895 commencement moved into day two with class history and poems in Battell Chapel, oration by John Loomer, ivy planting at Osborn Hall, and awards for fellowships and scholarships. Law School exercises followed with prize orations and degree conferrals. Faculty propose abolishing formal commencements, possibly ending valedictorian salutatorian roles.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Battell Chapel
Edward B. Reed
Holyoke
Mass
John Loomer
Binghamton
N. Y
Albert N. C. Fowler
Glens Falls
Thomas F. Davies, Jr
Detroit
Arthur Judson
Montclair
N. J
Ivy
Osborn Hall
Ivy Committee
Nathan W. Green
Worcester
James R. Trowbridge
Chicago
Robert H. Nichols
George Day McBirnie
New York
Hall
Dwight
Silliman
Isaac King Phelps
Thompsonville
Saybrook
Larned
Clive Day
Alton W. Pierce
Athol Centre
Willard Gibbs
Clark
Wendell Melville Strong
Frank H. Chase
Haverhill
Eldridge
Edward Bliss Reed
Oxford
Singing for Prizes at New York Saengerfest
About 6000 listeners on day three as choruses competed for prizes. Individual societies chase a Steinway grand piano and silver cups, while town federations vie for a bronze Beethoven bust and a high silver wreath. Winners to be announced tomorrow. next fest set for Philadelphia in 1897.
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New York
Beethoven
Max von Weingierl
Philadelphia
American Wringer Co Wringers and Sweepers Repair Service
The American Wringer Co lists its address at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and offers wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and handle orders by mail with prompt attention. Telephone call Tremont.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Mall
Tremont
Johnsons Anodyn Liniment touted as universal remedy
An 80 year old endorsed liniment claims cure for many ailments and is described as the best oldest original medicine for internal and external use. It is said to be used by physicians and athletes and recommended for infants to old age. A Boston Herald account cites a diphtheria case where it allegedly saved a life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Johnson
Liniment
Erald
Boston
Mnapedes
Ihs
Dartmouth's Glass Day Sees Record Class Day Attendance
Dartmouth's class day during commencement week drew a record crowd under fair skies. An 86 member procession started at Dartmouth Hall, with speeches by John Henry Bartlett and addresses by William Tucker and Herbert Wilson. The day included campus ceremonies on the village green and a visit to the alumni athletic field, ending near the bema after a band-led procession.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Old Dartmouth Hall
G. E B. Duffy
Franklin
Bissell Hall
Frank Decker Field
Omaha
Neb
John Henry Bartlett
Sunapee
Bertrand A. Smalley
Lebanon
Frederick Carleton Allen
Hopkinton
R. J
William J. Tucker
Fred L. Smalley
Village Green
Harry Burton Amey
Lancaster
Dartmouth Hall
Herbert James Wilson
East Constable
N. Y
James Alvin Townsend
Bema
Polish ad woman Kapchowsky begins world tour on bicycle wheel
Annie Kapchowsky alias Margaret Leland and Madame Londonderry, born Annie Cohen, launches a 15 month around the world campaign with the vow to return $5000 if she succeeds. She rides a bicycle from Beacon Street Boston to New York stopping at Providence, with backers including Lend-a-Hand and British American Citizen. She earns funds via lectures, lotions, and contracts worth about $1388. her backers claim merchants support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kapchowsky
Margaret Leland
Madame Londonderry
Annie Cohen
Kapchowsky
Paul Jones
Beacon Street
State House
A. D. Peck
Pope Manufacturing Company
Ober-Towne
J. O. Tub
Pear Stone
Newman
Lithia Water Concern
Captain Peck
Boston
New York
Providence
Folio
Commonwealth
Albert Reeder
Dartmouth Class Day on the Granite Tower
The Dartmouth procession gathered near a large stone platform with a horse-shoe back of granite. Quincy Blake Ly of Winchendon and Henry Norris Hurd of Claremont read chronicles and a prophecy. George Henry Brown of Lebanon delivered an address before bidding farewell to the old pine tree and singing the class ode by Kent Knowlton.
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George Henry Brown
Lebanon
N. H
Dartmouth
George Elwood Mann
West Randolph
Kent Knowlton
Danville, Vt
Old
Amherst Days Include Prize Contests and Reunions
Yesterday at Amherst featured an exhibition drill by the class of ’95 with the Lincoln prize in eght gymnastics and a prize sash presentation to Captain R. Wesley Burnham. Seniors competed in Hardy prize debate and Kellogg prize declamation with announcements planned for tomorrow. The senior dramatics presented The Woman Hater in Town Hall, and reunion activities filled the day. The Canadian Pacific Railway announced a through sleeping car from Portland, Maine to St. Louis with stops at Crawford Notch Fabyan St. Johnsbury and Newport, Vermont, leaving Mondays at 8:45 p.m.
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Amherst
R. Wesley Burnham
Gloucester
Mass
College Hall
Kellogg
Town Hall
Tn Amherst
Roland Reed
Canadian Pacific Railway
Portland
St. Louis
Crawford Notch
Fabyan
St. Johnsbury
Newport
Passengers Sail From New York on American Line
The list records sailings from New York on a Wednesday next aboard the steamship Paris with numerous passengers including Mr. N Waxman and family, Mrs. McGillvray, Mrs. Hill, and others heading to Boston. A separate entry notes the Cephalonia from Liverpool to Boston with eighteen saloon and 47 second cabin, 158 steerage travelers totaling 223 aboard. June 14 lists additional names such as A S Barker, Mlle Barker, Miss Chase, Dr H M Perkins, and Mrs Perkins among others.
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New York
American Line
Paris
N. Waxman
Jettie Waxman
Sadie Waxman
J. McGillvray
McGillvray
Alexander Hill
Jacob Pfaff
Ethel Wickham
Julia Bradford White
J. D. W. Perry
E. L. Bryant
F. A. Messenger, Jr
Messenger
J. B. Fenno
Joseph Habich
A. M. Allen
John E. Atkins
H. C. Hall
George C. Lyon
Frank A. Messenger
Henry Brown
E. W. Ames
A. Fletcher
John Lydon
John Crossley
Boston
Cephalonia
Seccombe
Liverpool
A. S. Barker
Barker
Cuttriss
Chase
H. M. Clarke
Jessie Cowan
F. L. Driggs
HE. L. Fuller
R. B. Gemmel
H. F. Harrington
A. M. Odiorne
H. M. Perkins
Croker Defends Tammany In Irish Interview
Richard Croker, in a World interview from Ireland, criticizes constant denouncement of New York City administration as damaging to the city's credit. He says bad men can rise under any party but denies being single-handedly running Tammany Hall, emphasizing elected leaders must guide the Democratic Party.
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New York
Tammany
Hewitt
Lexow Committee
the World
Richard Croker
Ireland
Hdward Cooper
Gilroy
Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
Senate
House
Daredevil break in at Beachmont cigar store ends with capture
A man aged about twenty entered the Hunter cigar shop in Beachmont after climbing a rear window ladder. Charles Fuller and James Hunter chased and captured him. the thief, George Scott of Boston, was handed to police. Police also report seizures of lager and two barrels at a Beach street residence.
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Revere
Beachmont
Charles Hunter
James Hunter
Charles Fuller
Broadbine
George Scott
Boston
Chelsea
Milton Ray
Mary A. Lawrence
el Verano Cottage
Beach Street
John Horton
Revere Water Company
Horton
Broadway
Magno
Frost Hospital
Water Company
Furness Street
Winthrop
Wallace E Wyman
Warren Belcher
Winthrop Street
Horace A. Belcher
Somerville
David Belcher
Haggerston
Gilmore
Austin Belcher
F. B
G. W. Wyman
Mollie L. Hoguerston
E. L. Lougee
C. B. Collins
W. H. Belcher
W. C. Townsend
J. H. Putnam
C. W. Smith
K. L. Douglass
A. H. Wolcott
Ev. G
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Francis Wellman
Eld
Col. A. A. Pope
Butler
Burke
Russell
Law School
Center Church
Townsend
Russia
George Redington Mareculty
Adams
Turkey
Harmon Sheldon Grives
Trinity College
Burlington
Percy Finnan
Memphis
Tenn
William Angus Hamilton
William Wallace Phelps
Red Wing
Minn
Roger Sherman Baldwin
Ernest Wells Campbell
Litchfield
John Wilber Roby
Delphos
John Quillin Tilson
Clear Branch
James Parsons Oodruff
B. A
Litchfield, Conn
Mov
Boston Post
P. O
the Post
Bostom Post
Midway
Art Treasures
Ariel Book Company of
BIC Barcain
Irving
Con Ragan
Ridpath
Blaine Sherman
Dickens
Cooper
Cen. Crant
Tremont Row
Croker
Hagan’s
Magnolia
North Shore
NEW England Medical Ins
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