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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1893

Page

6

Boston Public Schools Graduation Day Highlights

Yesterday twenty one Boston public schools held graduation ceremonies with diplomas awarded to many students. At Girls High School Charles M. Green presided over diplomas while portions of Shakespeare and a lengthy list of graduates from multiple schools were published for the event.

Boston West Newton Street Charles M. Green Committee On Gabrielle Abbot Caroline Adams Mary Barlow Elizabethb. Bryant A. Marion Chapin Mabel L. Chapman Alice C. Chesley Nora Coffin Marcella C. Coyle Mary A. Cussen Louise G. Fraser Katherine G. Garrity Hattie L. Gates Susan J. Ginn Lucy M. Goodwin Ethel C. Brown Hattie Browne Lucy T. Burke Margaret M. Burton Irene I. Chase Margaret M. Coan Julia M. Coe M. Millie Connell Julian S. Cook Katherine E. Cotter Katherine J. Daily Agatha L. Goodey Celia M. Gould Edna M. Greenwood M. Olive Grover Nettie B. Hall Alice C. Hausman May J. Hawkes

Three Germans Oppose the Emperor in Split Opposition

The piece profiles four German reform leaders Wilhelm Liebknecht August Bebel Eugen Richter and Dr Lieber as central opponents of the Emperor William II. It recounts Liebknechts 1848 49 revolution participation exile imprisonment Reichstag service and potential to help defeat the army bill while noting Richter loss of Radicals and Lieber potential Reichstag entry.

Germany William Wilhelm Liebknecht August Bebel Social Democrats Eugen Richter Dr. Lieber Liebknecht Bebel Leipsic Switzerland England Permisson Reichstag

Along the Water Front and Port Skirmishes

Dredgers work to deepen the channel off the Mystic wharves at Charlestown. The tug Underwriter is in Simpson's drydock for renovation. A party of West End wine clerks rode the Jacob Morrison to Petteck's Island for dinner, with a man overboard rescue by Ralph Lord and others. The Gate City had a recent accident near Tybee Knoll sinking a $40,000 dredge, while the steamer escaped with minor damage. Patrick Terney saved an inebriated man from the water. The Flying Dutchman reported 180 miles east-southeast of Shelburne with dog Snyder sick at T wharf. Captain Hale of the Sarah faces penalties for not listing passengers on arrival. Special Officer Smith campaigns against dockside refuse dumping and will prosecute Abram Jacobs today.

Mystic Charlestown Simpson Jacob Morrison West End Petteck’s Island Ralph Lord Gate City Tybee Knoll William Newman Commercial Wharf Patrick Terney Clifford Julia Costa Shelburne N. S Gardner Snyder T Wharf L. R. Hale Sarah Smith Court House Abram Jacobs

A Fool's Paradise and the Habit of Seeing All

A reflection on people who overinspect others and reveal trifles. It argues for ignoring minor faults and choosing optimism over relentless scrutiny, suggesting peace comes from shutting our eyes to others errors and avoiding microscopes aimed at imperfections.

Harper's Bazar

Woman's Love for Women in Texan Humor

A short exchange from Texas Siftings features Birdie recounting a compliment from Mr Vandgerchamp and Ethel questioning flattery by men, capturing lighthearted banter about romance and social flirtation.

Birdie Ethel

Natural History Conundrum Riddle

Ransom and Lummix trade a playful exchange about a creature linking insects and mammals. The punchline centers on the word bugbear as the answer. The brief cartoonish quip appears in Vogue.

Arcadia Quote Sparks Lightweight Summer Dilemma

A brief fragment from Arcadia presents a witty exchange about summer plans and financial ease. The dialogue hints at leisure and frugality without naming people or events.

The Wife and Husband Waive Bee-Play for Love

A light Vogue quotation notes the wife asking if love grows daily and the husband replying that devotion has deepened as she plays i Bees less than before.

Laughing at Lyrics Across Papers

A collage of brief comic exchanges and quips from Chicago Inter-Ocean Brooklyn Life Washington Star Chicago Tribune New York Weekly Harper's Bazaar and Mt. Vernon News. Jokes touch on marriage secrecy misread government hints cannibals turnips coal unloading and Prohibition as light social satire.

Chicago Inter-Ocean Papa Brooklyn Washington Star Tommy Chicago Tribune Laura New York Weekly Fliegende Blaetter Vassar New England New Harper’s Bazar Lincox Mt. Vernon

Beggars of Mexico Poised Between Poverty and Poetic Charm

Edith M. Day portrays Mexican beggars along train routes as a striking, if sobering, sight. She notes their varied ages and genders, the urgent pleas for coins, and their stark beauty amid sunlit streets and tropical scenery, ending with a reflective nod to Mexican politeness.

Mexico Saltillo Catorce San Luis Potosi Edith M. Day Lewis & Dryden Railway and Marine Gazette

Catholic Summer School Opens With Permanent Plattsburg Location

The Catholic Summer School in 1893 will open July 15 with lectures starting July 17. Trustees formed in New York state have accepted a 450 acre Plattsburg farm on Lake Champlain as a permanent site, valued at 50000, and have received a Regents of the University of New York charter. The school will operate without granting its own degrees and will use the new opera house seating 1200, with High School in Plattsburg available if needed.

New York Philadelphia James Loughlin Archbishop Ryan William Claxton Walter Gough F. P. Siegfried New London Thomas Joynt George Parsons Lathrop Worcester Thomas Conaty Youngstown Warren Mosher Syracuse John Mullaney J. M. Mertens Plattsburg John B. Riley Pittsburg Morgan M. Sheedy Boston Thomas B. Fitzpatrick Brooklyn John H. Haaren New York City Joseph MacMahon Thomas McMillan Azarias John Byrne John D. Crimmins John P. Brophy St. Louis College William J. Moran George Hardy University of the State of New York Smith M. Weed Lake Champlain New York State Bishop McNierney Albany Kernan Keene Richard Sil

Boston Music Hall Fund Reaches Near Target

The Boston Music Hall fund seeks 400000 for land and building costs. By yesterday afternoon 375200 had been subscribed, with donors including 250 contributors. The committee clarifies the stock is not a dividend paying security and notes potential land value gains over time.

Boston T. Dennie Boardman E. W. Hooper H. F. Sears H. L. Higginson

Free treatment offered by Dr Dewey for many ailments

All diseases treated free. Sufferers from catarrh bronchitis sun troubles dyspepsia rheumatism kidney skin and blood may receive two weeks treatment and medicine at no cost. Offices at 40 Tennyson street corner Columbus avenue near Providence depot open daily until 8 p m except Sundays 10 to 4 p m.

Dewey Tennyson Street Columbus Avenue Providence Depot

Indignant Charlestown Residents Bite Back at Odor Nuisance

Citizens in Sullivan square Charlestown protest severe odours from Alford street rubbish piles. Residents report nightly fires and sea breeze carrying foul air, causing illness and relocations. Whitcomb's drugstore reports pervasive stench impacting sleep. calls rise for Board of Health intervention.

Sullivan Square Charlestown Alford Street Post Whitcomb B. J. Ferguson Savage Board of Health

New Hampshire State Building Opens at World’s Fair

Governor John B. Smith leads New Hampshire party into the state pavilion amid a ceremonial opening. The delegation includes legislators and officials. Amoskeag veterans provide a military escort. A statue of Gladstone is unveiled, with remarks by Mayor Harrison and Judge Moran.

Chicago New Hampshire State Building John B. Smith New Hampshire Smith Auditorium Hotel Fairgrounds Fifty-sixth Street McLane Mr. Gladstone Bow Church London Lord Carlingford Bruce Joy Carter Harrison Bismarck Gladstone England Ernest Hart Kathleen Mavourneen Genevra Johnstone Bishop W. A. Moran Peck Wisconsin

Queen Mab Cutter Reported Safe After Bermuda Refuge

A Bermuda cablegram says the English cutter Queen Mab, bought in England by Percy Chubb of New York, has taken refuge in Bermuda badly disabled. She left Southampton May 17, was due June 10, and this is the first update since departure. West to pay bill per bill of sale. The centreboard craft, designed by G. L. Watson, raced 46 times abroad with 24 firsts, 11 seconds, and 1 third, totaling 36 prizes.

New York Bermuda England T. B. C. West Percy Chubb Southampton West G. L. Watson

Heat and drought devastate crops across Dakotas and Minnesota

Crop reports from the Dakotas and northern Minnesota over the past forty eight hours describe extreme heat and high winds drying the ground. The parched soil leaves grain wilting with farmers fearing harvests as low as a bushel per acre in spots. Wheat experts say damage ranges from 25 to 50 percent with the regional harvest likely at about half of two years ago.

ST. Paul Dakotas Minnesota Red River Belt

Fund drive update shows Boston Post gifts reach $352

The Sick Baby Fund total advances past $350 with Boston Post contributing 100. 00 and Lehrburger Sons employees sending 6. 10. A four year old boy Archie De Wolfe Green sends a dollar with his name printed. Mr. S. Aronson promises more support from friends and colleagues. The column notes daily fund activity and previews a doctor’s report from last summer.

Boston Post Lehrburger & Asher R. E. Mitchell T. T. Gotgaotu Archie de Wolfe Green S. Aronson Archie DeWolfe Green The Post Boston

Portrait of ailing boy at Henchman Street

A six year old boy, pale and weak, lies in a reclining chair at home on Henchman Street. Neighbors inquire about his health as his mother, poor and hopeful, seeks relief after he was sent home from Children’s Hospital with no further medical care planned. The doctor gave a pain easing prescription and promised a follow up.

the Post Henchman Street Children’s Hospital

No Money for Medicine in Tenement Family

A Cushihan avenue tenement mother, sewing to support four children, pleads with The Post doctor for medicine as her sick husband earns little peddling. She explains she can finish seven or eight pairs of trousers at 10 cents each, while caring for her child with a skin disorder.

the Post Cushihan Avenue Post

Rhode Island Democrats Fear Defections in Supreme Court Ruling

In Providence on June 26 leaders warn that two Democratic lawmakers may back the Republican ticket if the Supreme Court rules for Democrats in the legislative dispute. Block Island members reportedly will vote Republican, threatening a Democratic majority.

Providence Supreme Court Assembly Newport Champlin Block Island United States Honey Olney Election Committee House Robinson Pawtucket East Greenwich East Providence Broving Island

Why She Wouldn’t Be an Angel in Heaven

A lighthearted exchange between a mother and child questions heavenly routines. The child’s humor reflects everyday concerns with affection and a playful irony about eternal life.

Heaven Texas

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