Jubilee Week Ends With Naval Spectacle And Art Sale
Jubilee week features include police reporting only four drunks despite lenient licensing, military sports by York and Lancaster Regiment with major prizes won, and a naval show by HMS Pylades amid smoke and mines. Halifax hosts an art loan exhibit highlighting antique furniture, tapestries, and royal memorabilia, while coronation artifacts and Queen Victoria items draw interest despite persistent fog and postponed illuminations.
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York and Lancaster Regiment
Portsmouth
Cutbill
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Pylades
Boston
Halifax
Prince Consort
Victoria
Adelaide
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ictoria
Westminster Abbey
Earl of Norfolk
Charles II
Worcester
Butler and the Bells
General Benjamin F. Butler defends his handling of church bells captured during the 1860s war. He cites supporting accounts from the Washington Post and Bangor Commercial, noting bells once used for rebellion were sold or rehung, with some returning to churches in New England. He claims the bells were sent to U.S. quartermaster stores in Boston as contraband of war and that the matter appears in Treasury records.
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B. F. Butler
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Washington
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Ben Butler
South
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Butler
New Orleans
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
United States
Boston
Ballist
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New England
Treasury
Benjamin F. Butler
Blaine-Sherman clash starts in Ohio Lima vote
A Columbus dispatch reports the Blaine faction won the Lima county GOP meeting with 89 to 21 against Sher man's supporters as Waldorf urged pledging Ohio to Sherman in 1888. Also, Jean Collins, 33, a sailor aboard the brig Jennie Hurlburt at Gardiner Maine, fell from the mainmast and is mortally mangled.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lima
Blaine
Allen County
Waldorf
John Sherman
Sherman
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Jennie Hurlburt
Gardiner
Doctors in Council at American Homeopathy Session
Saratoga June 27. The forty fourth annual session of the American Institute of Homeopathy opened at the Grand Union. President Orme of Atlanta reviewed progress and urged more cooperation, standard pharmacopoeia, and targeted research. Statistics show 1200+ students, 12,000 practitioners, and growing hospital and college support nationwide.
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Great Hotel
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Boston
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Atlanta
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United States
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S Am
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New York City
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Detroit
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Massachusets
Westboro Insane Hospital
Philadelphia
Homeopathic College
New York
Iriay
Harvard Annex Holds Commencement in Cambridge
The Harvard Annex, also known as the Society for the Collegiate Instruction of Women, held its commencement in Cambridge at 5 p.m. The president Mrs Louis Agassiz reviewed the year's progress and the institution's aims. Ninety regular students and additional elective students attended as graduates were Elizabeth Briggs Mary Coes Celeste A Herrick Elizabeth S Seelye Gertrude E Tyler. Certificates for four year elective study were awarded to Oliver Morrison Grace H Macurdy and Effie Lanagan.
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Cambridge
Mis
Louis Agassiz
Elizabeth Briggs
Boston
Mary Coes
Worcester
Celeste A. Herrick
New York City
Southern Solidarity Defended Amid Campaign Sectionalism
The Atlanta Constitution argues that despite calls to break the solid South over economic issues, the Democratic party should keep the region united. It warns that Republican campaigns will exploit sectional lines and urges the South to remain cohesive rather than fractured.
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Political Parties Portrait in 1888 Voter Mood
The piece mocks Republicans led by Blaine Sherman and the Generals, claiming they are uniformly mischievous and self serving. It satirically notes they claim patriotism yet seek office, predicting voters will answer in 1888 with declined thanks.
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Herald Inds
Amusements Listings From City Theaters
Boston Museum presents Little Corinne in Arcadia, evening show at 8. Bijou Theatre offers Ireland as It Is daily at 2 and 8. 8 Music Hall runs a promenade concert, evening starting at 11. Oakland Garden features Brocolini Opera Company with an 11 o clock show. Horticultural Hall showcases Munkacsy's Christ Before Pilate painting.
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BIJOU
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Oakland Garden
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Harvard Class of ’87 Dinner Celebrates Victory Over Columbia
Harvard graduates from the class of 1887 held a celebratory dinner at the Brunswick. Toasts were given by Frank Michael and others as telegrams announced Harvard's four length win over Columbia at New London. Captain Keyes’s message raised the margin to five lengths and sparked roaring cheers.
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New London
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Tenement morality and the Forum’s July balance
The Forum highlights Father Huntington’s Tenement House Morality, detailing life in New York tenements with crowded rooms, shared spaces, saloons, and noise. It praises the moral impulse behind the piece while noting the issue’s persistence and urging broader reader engagement. It also reviews other Forum items, calling some discussions insightful and others less strong, with various authors and topics.
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New York
Eacherson
A. P. Peabody
Grant Allen
Princeton
Newman Smyth
Mary Parmele
Henry Leok
Rosalind
Harris
The Dean and the Race
A telegram delivered during a Winchester Cathedral service shocks the Dean when it says Ormonde has won. Clerks mistake the message for him and assume a wager, while the true recipient was a Winchester trainer named Dean, leading to confusion over who won and why the telegram was sent.
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London
Winchester Cathedral
Ormonde
Dean
Winchester
Few tall men in the English militia
Court Journal reports militia weakness in stature as well as numbers. Only 806 of 114,489 soldiers exceed six feet, while about a quarter are under 5ft 5in and 20,000 fall between 5ft 5in and 5ft 6in. The piece notes historical standards would have rejected undersized recruits. A closing ad-like note pans shopping deals at Gilchrist store for parasols robes laces and gloves.
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Real estate and auctions schedule for Wednesday
Today listings include real estate for Charles W Sawyer at 3 p m and Brice Evans and Son at 3 p m. Also carriage sales by A M Bates at 10 30 a m and horses and carriages by Albert Howe and Co Brighton at 11 a m. Stock offerings by R L Day and Co at 11 30 a m and Francis Henshaw and Co at 12 m. Real estate by Brice Evans and Son at 4 p m and S R Knights and Co at 5 30 p m.
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Charles W. Sawyer
Brice
Evans & Son
A. M. Bates
Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
R. L. Day & Co
Stocks
Francis Henshaw & Co
S. R. Knights & Co
Marriages Recorded in City and Nearby Towns
On June 23 in this city the Rev G Smith united Robert Booker and Martha Jackson. Also on June 15 in Wollaston the Rev D M Wilson joined W P Chase Jr and Edith E Brown. Edward Glidden wed Annie Keeney in this city on June 23. Elias B Jones tied Belle Blodgett in Newtonville on June 23. In Rockland on June 22 Franklin Nesmith wed Hattie Frances Lawrence, daughter of Franklin N Lawrence.
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Booker—Jackson
G. ¥. Smith
Robert Booker
Martha Jackson
Chase—Brown
Wollaston
D. M. Wilson
W. P. Chase, Jr
Edith E. Brown
Glidden—Queeney
David Greggs
Edward Glidden
Annie Keeney
Jons Blodgett
Newtonville
Deaths in New England Area Hose Ledger June 24 1895
Death notices from Spencer Needham Cambridge Charlestown Chelsea and nearby towns list ages from 9 to 95 including Fanny Dewing Leslie Dow Anna Hill James Kidder Angela Moore Ezra Palmer Martha Richardson Elizabeth Schoff Oren Sleeper George Swazey and others with dates of last rites and residences.
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North Cambridge
James D. Kidder
Moore
Angela K. Moore
James M. Moore
Thomas Starr King
Palmer
Ezra K. Palmer
Richardson
Charlestown
Martha Gardner
Thaddeus Richardson
Schoff
Fitzwilliam
N. H
Elizabeth P. Schoff
Sleeper
Maplewood
Oren C. Sleeper
Swazey
Chelsea
George B. Swazey
Bucksport
Harvard College Overseers Election Notice 1887
Board of Overseers announces election by Harvard Alumni on Commencement Day June 29 1887 at Massachusetts Hall Cambridge to fill five six year terms. Polls open ten a m to four p m. voters must hold qualifying degrees per 1865 act. meeting to be held June 29 at Memorial Hall Cambridge at 9 a m.
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Statutes of the Commonwealth
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College Yard
Cambridge
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Alexander McKenzie
Memorial Hall
Harvard Hall
Henry Parkman
Sanders Theatre
Holworthy Hall
Henry I. Bowditch
Class of 1873 Decennial Dinner at Parker House
Holworthy 6 and Holworthy 14 will be open for commence ment day activities with a business meeting at noon. The class dinner is set for Tuesday, June 28, at 7 o'clock. Arthur L. Ware and William E. Russell serve as class secretaries.
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Stoughton
James C. Davis
Holworthy
Young's Hotel
Boston
Charles E. Grinnell
Young’s
Thayer
A. L. Lincoln, Jr
Arthur L. Ware
Parker House
WM. E. Russell
Frederic Almy
the Brunswick
Samuel A. Eliot
Prose Pastorals by Herbert M Sylvester
The listing notes a first volume in prose pastorals by Herbert M Sylvester, a 12mo gilt top edition priced at $1.50.
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Herbert M. Sylvester
Guide books praised as thorough and useful
Critics hail the guide books as the best and most systematic resources yet produced in the country. They are called complete exhaustive and exact and deemed valuable for travelers and worthy of library inclusion.
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