Goff Remarks At Boston Banquet On Emmett Anniversary
Hon John W Goff of New York spoke at a Parker House reception hosted by Clansna Gael in Boston to mark Emmet's anniversary. Attendees included City officials and legislators from Worcester and Natick with toasts on Ireland and civil government as Goff urged Irish allegiance to the United Kingdom had never been acknowledged.
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John W. Goff
New York
Parker House
Clansna-Gael Association
Recorder
Boston
Robert Emmet
John P. Brawley
Ittees
City Hall
Aong
Thomas J. Gargan
Rapid
Thomas Flood
John R. Murphy
South Boston
Mr. Goff
Goff
John Boyle O’reilly
Buumit Lvl
Brawley
Barry
James E. Hayes
John F.ronan
John Murphy
M. J. Jordan
Ireland
James H. Mellen
Commonwealth
America
Memorial tributes pour in for Governor Greenhalge in Congress
Prominent figures from Vice President Stevenson to Henry Cabot Lodge eulogize Governor Greenhalge noting his debate skill courtesy and civic leadership. They praise his brilliance as a orator and public servant while marking his untimely death at a pivotal political moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greenhalge
Congress
Stevenson
Herbert
Commonwealth
Hamlin
Henry Cabot Lodge
McCall
Massachusetts
Dingley
Maine
Knox
Band of Ascensionists Prepare Flight From Atlanta
In Glouds Atlanta a group of colored Ascensionists expect to rise tomorrow and be carried by a whirlwind to a heavenly realm above the clouds. They sold possessions and await five years in comfort before a meteoric return to the Atlantic. Some debate going nude or clothed for the journey.
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Atlanta
Enoch
London
Atlantic
Republican State Committee Fixes Convention Dates in New Hampshire
At a meeting in Concord on March 5 the New Hampshire Republican State committee set dates for holding conventions or delegate elections for the national convention in St Louis. The plan lists Concord March 31 and Manchester April 1 for district meetings, with representation of two delegates per representative to the Legislature and one not entitled to any. Resolutions paid tribute to the late Herman W. Greene of Hopkinton.
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Oncord
N. H
Republican State Committee
St. Louis
State
Concord
Manchester
Econd
Honerman W. Greene
Hopkinton
St Stephens Y M C A Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The St Stephen's Y M C A held its annual meeting at 170 Hanover Street last evening and elected J Lafferty as president E J McDevitt as co president C S Luther as recording secretary O J Mahoney as financial secretary and D F McCarthy as librarian.
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St. Stephen’s Y. M
Union endorses boycott of non union cigars at meeting
At a regular meeting of Local Union last night members voted to support a boycott of non union cigars. Members of Union 29 must buy only union make cigars and check boxes for the blue label. A $3 fine is set for each offence and none may patronize scab tobacco or scab cigars.
Senate confirms nominations including Navy promotions
Washington March 5 The Senate confirmed nominations including P Greeley of New Hampshire as chief in the Patent Office and several navy promotions. Commodore T O Self is advanced to rear admiral in the Navy.
Sham Adjusters 2160 Balance 2116
A fragment lists figures and locations including River Attleboro Fall River and numbered items 2160 2116 287. The text presents a partial, non-narrative record likely a balance or adjustment ledger snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attleboro
Fall River
Governor's Death Elicits Tributes From Officials and Citizens
A compilation of remarks from reverends, ex-governors, a bishop, a collector, and other leaders lauding the late governor. They praise his public service, independence, and principled campaigns, noting his breadth of vision and personal integrity.
Governors mourn untimely death of Governor Greenhalge
Governors across states express sorrow over Massachusetts Governor Greenhalge’s death. Officials in Georgia, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New York, Maine, Vermont and others share respect for his public service and Christian character.
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Massachusetts
Ceenhalge
Thomas B. Reed
Charles F. Crisp
New England
Senator Chandler
New Hampshire
Henderson
Iowa
Hitt
Illinois
Dolliver
Ite
Payne
New York
Civil Service Commission
Russell
Connecticut
Amos T. Cummings
Mr. Reed
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Missouri
McMillin
Tenn
Greenhalge
Eix
Senator Dawes
Congressman Moody
Congressman Walker
Atlanta
Georgia
Commonwealth
W. Y. Atkinson
Providence
R. I
Charles Warren Lippitt
Laconia
N. H
Charles A. Bussel
Hartford
Conn
O. Vincent Coffin
Albany
N. Y
Empire State
Levi P. Morton
Augusta
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Lowell
Mass
Maine
Senate dispute over Cuba independence poll and silver ties
A heated Senate session features fierce debate between free silver Republicans and Populists. The row centers on a joint resolution by Senator Allen to recognize Cuba’s political independence and a bid to force action on bonds redeemable in gold and silver, with objections and a temporary postponement.
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Washington
Senate
Allen
Nebraska
Cuba
Hale
Rep
New Hampshire
Maine
Mr. Allen
Salvation Army Loyalty Sparks Quiet Headquarters Battle
Silence reigned at Salvation Army HQ as Major Brewer traveled to Worcester and officers refused to comment on the rift with Ballington Booth. Reporters noted Booth’s magnetic pull could rally supporters, and a mass meeting might draw crowds rivaling the Endeavor convention.
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Salvation Army
Brewer
Worcester
Miss Booth
Ballington
Post
Booth
Endeavor
Hebrew Societies Hold Cotillon Ball In City Hall
The Moses Mendelssohn Lodge No. 2% and Bay State Lodge No. 62 of the L O F S held a ball in Cotillon Hall with flags, directed by Leo Abraham and John Berendt. A long list of attendees included J. L. Simons, Louis T. Cohen, A. K. Cohen, H. Reinstein, and many others plus numerous couples and Misses in attendance.
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Moses Mendelssohn
Bay State Lodge
L O. F
Cotillon Hall
Leo Abraham
John Berendt
J. L. Simons
Louis T. Cohen
Leo Lyons
A. K. Cohen
I. Kleim
S. Friedlander
Aaron Wolfson
M. Buxbaum
B. Heidecker
M. Goldstein
M. Mehlinger
Charles Obst
Harry O. Reinstein
F. Abraham
S. Lowe
H. Cohen
EH. Friebleman
R. Pinksohn
Charles Simons
H. Reinstein
C. M. Obst
J. Kein
W. Wax
S. Weiss
J. Cobe
I. N. Busch
L. Boas
Isaacs
W. Bloom
Nurenberg
Mintz
I. Roman
S. Sterne
B. Rosencranz
H. Stahl
8. Stack
B. Levy
I. Greenbaum
I. Mode
M. Melunger
EK. Bamber
I. Koopman
E. Grossman
V. Linsey
A. Davidson
Dora Reinstein
Rose Levy
Hattie Birmbaum
S. Mack
R. Benari
Ray Basch
H. Anthony
L. Anthony
S. Myers
M. Allen
M. Obst
Dora Obst
Bessie Rosenberg
Lizzie Woolfe
B. Solomon
8. Aronson
L. Busch
R. Hiicson
J Levy
Meade Warns on War as US Stands firm Against Britain
Admiral R W Meade told a Chickering Hall audience that Britain cannot seize more American territory while Monroe memory endures and warned that war would threaten the British empire. He stressed opposition to war for its own sake but warned a conflict could erase Britain’s power.
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New York
R. W. Meade
United States Navy
Chickering Hall
Caribbean Sea
Mediterranean
Robert Emmet
Great Britain
United States of America
James Monroe
United States
British Empire
National Boot and Shoe Workers Union Ends Strike Threat
The executive board of the National Boot and Shoe Workers Union meeting in Grand Union Javerhill on March 5 approved a plan stressing union consolidation over wage gains. General President Tobin and George Lennon recalled the 1895 Boston founding aim to unite the trade. They noted absorbing low wage district workers and disapproved last winter’s strike bid while continuing price list work and pledging no wage cuts.
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Javerhill
National Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
John F. Tobin
George T. Lennon
Boston
Russell Denies Interview on Democratic Candidate
Ex Governor Russell of Massachusetts repudiates a Washington published interview claiming he endorsed a hard money platform and Olney as a strong candidate. He says he did not give any interview or express a presidential preference and has not spoken for Massachusetts or New England.
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Deniel
New York World
Washington
Russell
Massachusetts
Harrity
National Democratic Committee
Democratic Party
Olney
New England
Sympathy Message to Mrs Greenhalge from Springfield Mayor
The Lowell notice records a condolence message sent to Mrs Greenhalge from Springfield Mayor Newrie D Winter on behalf of the city. Newton Mayor Henry Cobb also offers deepest sympathy for the death of Governor Greenhalge, noting the community’s long esteem.
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Greenhalge
Springfield
Newrie D. Winter
Newton
Henry Cobb
Spain punishes student for flag burning in Madrid
A Madrid student who burned an American flag is ordered to suspend a year of studies and will face criminal prosecution. Other students involved in the disorderly anti US protest will be sent to police courts. Valencia university closed as rioters attacked the American consulate, hooted the consul, and damaged the building before police dispersed the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
United States
Valencia
Princeton Students Burn King of Spain in Effigy
Princeton residents report that March 5 students burned the King of Spain in effigy and dragged the Spanish flag through the streets during a campus demonstration.
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Princeton
N. J
Spain
Parker Memorial Meeting Adopts Regretful Resolutions
Vice-Chairman John C. Cobb spoke on Reform in Taxation at the Parker Memorial gathering last night and the merchants' municipal committee adopted resolutions in memory of the late Governor. St. Stephen's Young Men's Catholic Association also passed resolutions.
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Parker Memorial
John C. Cobb
Merchants’ Municipal Committee
St. Stephen’s Young Men’s Catholic Association
Funeral row over Baldwin Place Synagogue burial rules
News suggests a dispute after Samuel Goldstein died and the Baldwin Place Synagogue refused funeral rites citing lack of affiliation. The family used the Half Reform Temple Union Park for burial. Rabbi Margolis says Goldstein was not a member and offers no further comment. Board president H Naiharsh disputes the report and notes no knowledge of the deceased. Local merchants show concern and trustees may review the matter at a forthcoming meeting.
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Baldwin Place
Board of Directors
Samuel Goldstein
Union Park
Post
Margolis
Goldstein
Board of Trustees
Newtowne Club Hosts Evening for Cantabrig a Club Ladies
The Newtowne Club of North Cambridge held a reception at their club house last evening for the Cantabrig a Club ladies. Guests enjoyed bowling and whist in the gym and dancing after. A collation was served during the event.
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Newtowne
North
Cambridge
the Cantabrig
Interclub matchup Mar guerites versus Sloppy Weathers
The Press club staged an interclub game last night between picked men with teams named the Mar guerites and the Sloppy Weathers. The score details are not provided in the readable text.
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Marguerites
Sloppy Weathers
Franco Americ an Union meeting in Lowell
The Franco American Union of Lowell held a large meeting in Jackson Hall on March 5. After eulogistic addresses by several members the group unanimously adopted resolutions of sympathy. The resolutions were signed by Louis P Turcotter, president, Aime Gautherie and A Bourbonniere, secretaries.
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Lowell
Jackson Hall
Louis P. Turcotter
Aime Gautheri
A. Bourbonniere
Adjutant General Calls Staff Meeting for This Afternoon
Adjutant General Dalton orders a full staff meeting this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Instructions will be issued and duties assigned to each member.
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Dalton
Birthday surprise for John S Colbath at 55 Bonair Street
A group of about thirty welcomed John S Colbath on his way home at 55 Bonair Street Somerville on the eve of his birthday. He received a bloodstone seal ring and a $2.50 gold piece from his sisters and his wife's sisters. Joseph McMahon presented a carved stone watch charm in gold. The Parker House cashier is noted for his genial nature and a collation followed the speeches.
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John, S. Colbath
Bonair Street
Somerville
Colbath
Parker House
Joseph McMahon
Letter praises Mayor Courtney for eloquent bust address
A Lowell dispatch reports Mayor Courtney returning from a trip to find a letter thanking him for a graceful and kindly speech at the presentation of a bust. The note, dated March 2, 1896, is from F B Greenhalge, expressing his father’s gratitude for the city’s mayor.
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Lowell
Courtney
Mass
Fredericks to be arraigned for assault in Dorchester
R. A. Fredericks will be arraigned in the Dorchester court this morning on the charge of assaulting little Matilda Devine. His counsel, John B. Moran, has been indisposed but is expected to appear in court.
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R. A. Fredericks
Dorchester Court
Little Matilda Devine
Fredericks
John B. Moran
Ingraham Edges English Tom in Close Pool Showdown
Ingraham defeated English Tom 127 to 110 at Murray and Irwin's in a tight professional pool match last night. Wilson and Mose Yatter are scheduled to play tonight.
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Ingraham
Tom
Murray & Irwin
Wilson
Mose Yatter
Boston bicycle sale ad with reduced prices and agency
A Boston advertisement promotes charter oak bicycles for men and women with rapid delivery and a new catalogue. It lists the Yankee agency at 91 Summer Street in Allston Roxbury and Dorchester with other apparel and bicycle accessories at low prices, including a last year’s $100 wheel for 45 dollars.
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Allston
Roxbury
Dorchester
Yankee
Boston
Summer St
Yan
Republican State Committee Adopts Resolutions in Concord
In Concord on March 5 the Republican State general committee of New Hampshire adopted resolutions tonight, signaling policy or platform positions. The action reflects party priorities as members gathered to shape state party direction.
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Concord
Republican State General Committee of
New Hampshire
Ill Health of Edward Avery in Amesbury
The Hon. Edward Avery of Amesbury, ill at 263 Newbury Street, this city, was slowly improving last evening. His condition is not alarming, and physicians say rest and quiet will soon restore him to health.
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Edward Avery
Amesbury
Newbury Street
New Poster by A G Van Nostrand Showcases Trade Mark
A distinctive poster issued by A G Van Nostrand, maker of the Bunker Hill Book, features the firm’s well known trade mark within a fancy scroll border. The design is described as clever, handsome, and highly attractive.
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A. G. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill
Republicans Split Delegations Over Presidential Choice
In Austin Texas on March delegates to the national convention were divided. One bloc backed Reed while the other favored McKinley or Alison. It is claimed Reed holds seven of ten districts in the state.
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Austin
Tex
Reed
McKinley
Alison
Prof Slye's Private Dancing Academy Ad
An ad for Prof Slye's private dancing academy at 661 Tremont Street offers waltz lessons in two sessions, available day or evening with flexible scheduling.
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Slye
Tremont St
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Lamson Street
Edward Haws
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