New Stock Patterns At 212c And 23c Prices
The notice lists new patterns added to stock at 212c and 23c, recalling a sensation ten days earlier. Elegant Guipure Edgings three inches wide offered at 260c, real value 42c. Wider width Guipures 37-2c worth 60c. White and Ecru embroideries in match patterns and a wide range of colors from 2 to 45 inches wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
Town Meeting Actions and Elections Across Several Towns
The report covers annual town meetings in Revere and adjacent towns with elected officers and detailed appropriations. Highlights include Albert S. Burnham as moderator in Revere, allocations for schools, police, highways, library, town hall, water, and street lighting, and elections for town clerks, selectmen, treasurers, and school committees. Voter results show mixed sentiment on license questions and tax measures, plus adjourned meetings and changes to pay for town laborers. Other towns listed include Winthrop, Hingham, Medford, Peabody, Stoughton, Saugus, Watertown, and Gigason with varied budgets and officer appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Albert S. Burnham
William ©. Hall
William E.hall
John A. Staples
Milton Ray
Isaac Weaver, Jr
William T. Hall
John P. Pierce
Thomas P. Somes
Clarence P. Blackwell
Daniel 8. Fuller
Henry Spavin
Frank H. Hussey
Board of Health
Oscar N. Kennerson
George m. Ockford
John H. Putnam
Ernest HW. Pierce
Charlies F. Fenuno
Winthrop
Winthrop Street
Tne Board of Health
G W Keith
Francis Smith
JM Nutter
E Latham
W C White
B W Keith
W P Fickett
Samuel Keith
W P Hudson
Isados Fuller
Lewis Trow
Amos Hunt
Isados Puller
Charles Jones
J JF Morry
E E Edson
O W Adams
M Frank Duake
Medford
Theodore P Dresser
J H Hooper
L H Lovering
Charles
Currier
J W Bragdon
M W Child
P R Litchfield
W W Saville
J W Hamlin
J Eber
Z Sawyer
J. L. Goffin
Board of Selectmen
Winter Hill
Valley Street
Boynton
Wilcox
Stevens
Craig
Litchfield
Lindey C. Bancroft
N. H. Poor
Benjamin Becket
John F. Moreland
John H. Tibbetts
Grand Army
Newbury
Pine Streets
West Peabody
Southwick
Nathan H Poor
Thomas J Relihan
Levi Preston
John & Herrick
John K Herrick
F J Relihan
N H Poor
Kev Willard Spaulding
Lyman Osborn
George F Sawyer
James P King
James Fallon
Water Board
Stephen S Blaney
S & Littlefield
Anderson M Jacobs
Peabody Institute
George F Barnes
Daniel P Grosvenor
Einking Fund
Jonathan King
T J Relihan
W J Osborne
Guike
Yeas
Stoughton
Oscar A Marden
Massena H Bailou
Hiram Blanchard
Patrick McPoland
Henry OC Kimball
Patrick K McGennigie
William Callahan
Michael Smith
Richard Vanston
Wiliam W Henry
Cornelius Geary
Dennis Carney
Saugus
Albert H. Sweetser
William T. Newball
John W. Hitchings
Edward S. Kent
William F. Hitchings
H. H. Atherton
James R. Hughes
George M. Amerige
Warren P. Copp
State
Aia
Salem Turnpike
Liquorian
Gradiveg
Winter Street Watertown
Gigason
Grand Army of the Republic
Charles Brigham
C W Stone
J F Lynch
W_H Ingraham
J K Stickney
F M Kelly
W H Ingraham
W E Farwell
J A Mead
M J Kelly
CS Ensign
Howard Russell
George Parker
EK V Howard
D H Cooney
O F Jackson
Joshua Coolidge
George N March
David Flanders
J J Sullivan
Luther Bent
Bradshaw Whitney
Rev J M Pullman Lectured at Winter Hill Hall
Somerville events include Rev J M Pullman speaking on The New Education at Odd Fellows Hall Winter Hill for Winter Hill Universalist Parish. Dr Greene spoke on Joan of Arc at Sycamore Street Church. Winter Hill Women’s Temperance Union met at Evergreen Ave. First Universalist Society elected officers. Hose Company No 1 officers election postponed due to captain and driver Thomas H Duley illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Pullman
D. D
Lynn
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winter Hill
New Education
Independent Antique Association
Eberie Hall
Union Square
Somerville
William W. Wyman
Harry M. Condit
George E. Guthrie
Harry W. Sennett
Andrew J. Ritchie
Eben S. Merrill
Universalist Society of
P. M. Harvard
W. P. Mitchell
John F. Nickerson
L. R. Briggs
A. H. Carvill
O. A. Jenkins
Irving Smith
A. Hodgman
Amasa E. Southworth
Hose Company No. 1
Thomas H. Duley
Labor lecture changes as Whitney falls ill in Boston Highlands
The fifth Monday evening labor lecture at Dearborn Street Chapel Boston Highlands proceeded with Dr A G Lawson speaking on Every Man for Himself after Irving C Whitney missed due to illness. A burglary at John Fannon liquor store on 2032 Washington street saw 100 cigars valued at 5 dollars and liquor stolen. Patrolman Lawyer of Division 9 arrested John Cashman on a Worcester warrant for wife non support. Capgan transferred to Officer RB M Colby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn Street
Boston Highlands
Irving C. Whitney
A.G. Lawson
John Fannon
Washington Street
Division 9
John Cashman
Central District Court
Worcester
Mass
Capgan
RB. M. Colby
Seventy Five Couples Attend Papantis Hall Gayette
With Lent near and season ending, seventy five couples danced at Papantis Hall last evening for a final gayette of the season. Mr F L Ames was among the attendees and led the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papantis Hall
F. L. Ames
Pleasantly Remembered Whipple Reaches Sixty Seventh Birthday
Edwin P. Whipple, famed for English literature, marked his 67th birthday with flowers from friends in Boston. A servant delivered pink roses and a Washington Capitol view card as Whipple joked about aging and his literary circle, recalling Longfellow and current projects on modern historians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Whipple
Atlantic
Boston
Mr. Whipple
Post
Mercantile Library Association
Whipple
Capitol
Washington
Samuel Longfellow
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Still They Come Cheering for Parliament Fund Subscriptions Grow
Cheering encouragement flows in for the $5 Parliamentary fund as subscriptions continue. The executive committee met to plan a conference with leading merchants on Wednesday evening. City Hall, the custom house, and State house representatives attended a 5 pm meeting. Plans aim to organize collections to bolster the fund. Patrick Troy of Ward 10 reported for the executive committee as the first of twenty four ward reps chosen to compile supporters, with Ward 16 expected to perform well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Custom House
State House
Patrick Troy
Parker House
Mrs Tenney Resolves Love Affairs and Europe Trip
Mrs. Marion Alice Dean Tenney Lorenzen settles disputes with Messrs Fifield and Durkee in a grand jury room. Durkee relinquishes claim to Jumbo the dog, brought from Orange, Mass. Tenney-Lorenzen renews Palestine cottage lease and sails April for Europe with Lady Pilkington and Jumbo to enter a beach show in Boston's Horticultural Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Alice Dean Tenney- Lorenzen
Fifield
Durkee
George A. Bruce
Charlie Bartlett
Lauris
C. Durkee
Silsby
M. A. G. Fifield
Orange
Mass
Fifields
Jumbo
Horticultural Hall
Cambridge Skating Academy show features noted locals
The Nemo minstrels staged an entertainment at Prospect Skating Academy last night with forty performers and eight end men including George H. Coes and Tom Martin. A benefit for the Knoerr family at Harugari Hall raised a good sum. Cambridge Police Relief Association elected officers for the year and set a hearing on Police Officer Ryan charges at City Hall. The wife of Officer Amos Jones of Station 3 died suddenly at Thornkike street West Cambridge. A private wedding at ex Mayor Fox’s residence joined Mrs. Jullak Sumner and George A. Weber of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemo Minstrels
Prospect Skating’ Academy
George H. Coes
Schoolcraft and
Coes
Tom Martin
Joe Adams
Ed Howlett
John Davis
Alfred, Hanlon
Willie Gaskin
Fred Rhode
Albert Knoerr
Harugari Hall
East Cambridge
Cambridge Police Relief Association
John W.S. Kelley
Lawrence J. Ducy
Alonzo S. Harriman
Thomas H. Lucy
M. J. Coury
Charles L. Pike
Amos Jones
E. F. Belcher
David A. Stevens
Frank W. Scovy
Daniel
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Mr. Fox
Jullak, Sumner
George A. Webber
Cambridge
Eleventh Lyceum Hall Ball Opens Weekend Social
The Lyceum Social Club held its eleventh annual ball last evening at Lyceum Hall in East Boston. An organizing committee led by D. J. Sullivan and others arranged the event while C. A. Kelley served as floor director with H. W. Shafer and fourteen club members assisting. Over 200 couples attended, making it the club’s most successful ball to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Lyceum Hall
East
Boston
D. J. Sullivan
J. E. McGunigie
W. J. Donovan
M. F. McLaughlin
T. A. Curtin
J. O'Connor
J. H. Lane
J. M.carney
C. A. Kelley
H. W. Shafer
Mining stock closing prices from San Francisco market
San Francisco report lists official closing prices for mining stocks on March 8. Be at & Belcher, Moke & Norcross, Bodie Con, Crown Point, Yellow Jacket and other firms appear with figures though several names and numbers are garbled in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Beat & Belcher
Dr Jeree's Golden Medical Discovery Promised Cure
Advertisement promises a cure for biliousness impurity of blood and weak lungs especially scrofulous lung disease. It urges readers to obtain Dr Jeree's Golden Medical Discovery from druggists claiming it cures these conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeree
Shoes and boot dealers sales in Philadelphia and New York
This Day lists shoe firms Samuel Buntinz’s Sons in Philadelphia and Albert Howe & Co in New York. It notes 10:30 A M sales of new carriages and harnesses by A M Batea with other firms involved in stock listings and auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel Buntinz
Albert Howe & Co
Boots
Esaye York
A S Richards & Co
Day & Go
Francis H Henshaw & Co
Batea
Dr Bull's Gough Syrup Proclaimed Greatest Good
Philosophers claim affairs should favor the greatest good for the greatest number. Dr Bull's Gough Syrup has proven itself highly beneficial to a wide range of sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull
Gough
Theatre listings at Boston venues and schedules
Globe Theatre presents Modjeska in Canule and Mather in The Honey. Hollis Street Theatre runs The Mikado. Ston Museum hosts Dion Boucicault in The Just. Park Theatre shows The Private Secretary. Evening show Steer Me with Louis Aldrich in My Partner. Bijou Theatre features Lydia Sheena Burlesque Oxygen. Japanese Village at Horticultural Hall offers shows morning noon and evening plus aqu Battle of Gettysburg exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Modjeska
Eeee Mather
Nes Ston
Dion Boucicault
Park Theatre
Louis Aldrich
Bijou Theatre
Lydia
Oxygen
Eveni Horticultural Hall
Agnid
Gettysburg
Tremont Street
A Moral From Heenan King Fight Reflections
A long editorial links the Heenan King bout to modern boxing, arguing winners abroad should not seek new foes and recalling the era’s scandals. It notes Heenan’s collapse, medical scrutiny, and the public reaction, framing a cautionary tale for Sullivan and contemporaries.
Weir sails from Liverpool for Boston featherweight bout
Isaac Weir world featherweight champion sails from Liverpool to Boston to fight a yet undecided opponent from Cambridge Louisville or any featherweight in the country. Buckey Taylor writes that Weir is clever, a punishing hitter, a jockey and 200 yard runner born Belfast Feb 5 1867 known as the Belfast spider. He won the 112 pound championship Feb 4 and has beaten all comers. Taylor once staged sparring in Concert Hall and says Jem Smith is good but not big enough to beat Joan L Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawrence Sullivan
Hanlan
Pang
Heenan
King
J. Macdonald
Boston
Isaac Weir
Liverpool
Eng
Johnny Murphy
Cambridge
Tommy Warren
Louisville
Buckey
Taylor
Patsey Sheppard
Weir
Belfast
Ireland
Concert Hall
Jem Smith
Joan L. Sullivan
E H Marshall Wins Cushion Carrom Match at Revere Hall
E H Marshall defeats S Yates in 1 hour 35 minutes by 150 to 105 at the cushion carrom tournament held last night in Revere billiard hall. Scoring lines show detailed innings with Marshall taking decisive advantage and George McCloud noted among the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Billiard Hall
E. H. Marshall
S. Yates
Eorge McCloud
Polo encounters at Harvard rink spark crowd in Cambridge
At the Harvard rink in Cambridge extra attractions accompanied the Walthams versus Cambridges league game. Cambridge Ponies defeated Tremonts 2 to 0, while a letter from Manager Colton criticizing a Herald article drew applause. Goals came from Taylor, Cambridge’s Peck, and quick Crowns by Waltham. Referee I. D. Hoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Harvard
Walthams
Cambridges
Cambridge Ponies
Tremonts
Ponies
Colton
Herald
Bostons
Holton
la Carson Downs
Taylor
Cotter
Walthames
Peck
Waltham
Baseball deals and player moves sweep Boston scene
President Soden says every effort is under way to land Paul Hines for Boston next season. Washington plans three options with a decision soon. Little Radford signed by Dave Rowe. Whitney and Hackett likely to join Kansas City. Bancroft of the Rochesters met polo officials. Spaulding in Boston over a catcher mask patent suit. Mike Hines to meet Rowe and Whitney in South Boston. Bresnahan and Seeley observed in Haverhill. An exhibition at Wells gym draws a crowd before a repair break. Pitcher box expansion eyed to curb umpire disputes. Buffinton type players will welcome the change. Philadelphia scorers puzzled by rules dispute. Fred L. Shaw training daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soden
Paul Hines
Boston
Washington
Little Radford
Dave Rowe
Whitney
Hackett
Kansas City
Bancroft
Rochesters
Spaulding
Chicago
Mike Hines
South Boston
Bresnahan
Seeley
Haverhill
Wells Gymnasium
Buffinton
Fred L. Shaw
Brockton Sports Roundup Hints at Season Changes
Special to The Post reports rumors of the City rink closing for the season and the Brockton polio team disbanding proved unfounded by Assistant Manager Swift. Willis signs for another Brockton season and trains daily at the gym. Cudworth bets Brocktons win the pennant while Baxter awaits trial in Plymouth jail. City Bicycle Club lists summer trips as baseball season opens April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Swift
Willis
Cudworth
Brocktons
Baxter
Plymouth
City Bicycle Club
Chess Match Postponed By Carnival Festivities
New Orleans March 3 There was no game today between Zukertort and Steinitz and none until Thursday next. The continuation of the match is postponed until that day on account of carnival festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Zukertort
Steinitz
Pool Tourney at McKenzie’s Ends With Four Straight Wins
In the pyramid pool tournament at McKenzie’s for a silver cup three matches concluded last night Carroll faced Quinlan losing the first three but winning four straight Nickerson defeated Campbell four straight and Lavis beat Welch of Charles Town. Referee M. Alexander. Plus wrestling and boxing notes from Milwaukee St Louis Hot Springs and New York discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie’s
Carroll
Quinlan
J.j.nickerson
Campbell
C.lavis
Welch
Charlestown
Evan Lewis
Carl Moth
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Edwin Bibby
Matsuda Sorakichi
Jimmy Connolly
Dan Daly
Hot Springs
Ark
John Connolly
Dover
N. H
Plummer Welch
Great Falls
Manchester
John Loughlin
Brooklyn
Joe Lannan
South Boston
New York
Tom P. Evans
Dan Gill
Gill
Veterans Preference in Northampton Police Appointment Case
Massachusetts civil service commission asks attorney general whether a veteran denied veteran preference in Northampton police appointment can seek relief. Mayor chose lower-ranked Briscol over Luther A. Clark, who was entitled to veteran preference. aldermen confirmed Briscol. Commission suggests writ of certiorari if law violated. notes NY rulings for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Civil Service Commissioners
Supreme Court
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Luther A.clark
George D. Buscoll
Clark
Briscoll
State Civil Service Commission
Supreme Court of New York
James M. Bucues
Veterans' preference in civil service clarified by attorney general
The 1886 dispatch from Attorney General EpcGar J. Sherman answers whether veteran preference in civil service is absolute. It states that when three or more applicants are eligible and one is a veteran, the veteran must be appointed if standing is equal. It rejects allowing discretionary denial, noting the act of 1884 places absolute precedence on veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genprai
Commonwealth
James M. Bugbee
Civil Service Commissioners
Boston
United States
Legisatwre
Northampton
Civil Service Act
EpcGar J. Sherman
Massachusetts
Messenger's
Suffolk
Washington P. Pickering
Court Square
Suffoix
Low Morals in High Places Sermon Critiques Immorality
Rev. Joe Cook delivered a Monday lecture criticizing moral corruption in London as revealed by the Pall Mall Gazette. He denounced the gilded circle, urged early marriages and affordable homes, equal penalties for men and women, and called for enforcement of all laws, linking liquor and social vice as twin evils. The sermon centered on orthodoxy at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cook
London
Pall Mall Gazette
America
Charlestown Artillery Inspected. 38 Privates, 3 Officers Present
Company D of Charlestown Artillery was inspected at the armory at Winthrop and Lexington by Colonel Currier. Prominent attendees included Colonel Strachan Major Bogans and Captain Keefe as 38 privates and 3 officers answered roll call for the 100th anniversary ball tonight. Charlestown Cadets inspected at Congress Hall with Colonel Rockwell and officers Bancroft Buchanan and Houghton. 38 men responded to roll call. After the review, the Cadets and their friends enjoyed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Artillery
Winthrop and
Lexington Streets
Currier
Strachan
Bogans
Keefe
Artillery
Charlestown
Congress Hall
Horace T. Rockwell
Bancroft
Buchanan
Houghton
Fifth
Massachusetts
Bateman
Modjeska Stars in Mary Stuart at Globe Theatre
Mme Modjeska gave a grand performance as Mary Stuart with address and control, receiving roses and vivid praise for bearing and dramatic power. Mary Shaw as Elizabeth and Leahs varied portrayals drew strong notices, while supporting players Vanderfelt and Mather also impressed. the production drew an immense audience and strong critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Mme. Modjeska
Mary
Queen of
Scotland
Schiller
Mary Stuart
Donna Diana
Odette
Viola
Pene
Tiga
Ashe
Elizabeth
Mme. Mocjeska
Mary Shaw
Kate Denisa Wilson
Hannah
Vanderfelt
Leicester
Miss Mather
Leahk
Social Scenes at First Nights Show Grins and Glances
A New York Sun correspondent notes English society parties before plays mix literature, theatre, and upper crust circles with medical students and Bohemian tastes. When the Prince of Wales appears, stalls and boxes tilt to read his thoughts, then all turn to beam as if reacting to the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Prince of Wales
Rev Nicholas Hoppin D Y rector of Cambridge dies suddenly
Rev Nicholas Hoppin D Y, rector of Christ Church Cambridge from 1839 to 1874, died suddenly yesterday morning of paralysis. Born December 8 1812 in Providence R I he studied at Brown University graduating 1831 and at General Theological Seminary New York 1837. He helped found St Johns Bangor and served at St Andrews Philadelphia before ordination to the priesthood in 1839. He led Christ Church Cambridge with distinction and belonged to several historical and genealogical societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Hoppin
D. Y
Christ Church, Cambridge
Hoppin
Providence
R. 1
Sst
John’s Church
Crocker
William Gammell
David King
Newport
R.jr
Henry Waterman
Walter T. Burgess
F. W. Bird
General Theological Seminary of
New York
St. John’s Church
Bangor
Hedge
Massachusetts Historical Society
The
New England Historic, Genealogical Society
American Oriental Society
Saloon Keeper Fled After Raid And Bail Jump
Joseph H Oldson, arrested for selling without license after a Saturday raid, was released on bail and then disappeared from the city while failing to appear in court. The Naumkeag Street Railway Co plans rails through Webb Street to serve Essex Street patrons. Probate Court heard eleven wills and six administrations with inventories for Foster Boxford Woods Salem. Insolvency cases Moore Trull Yates adjourned to May. Pinkham of Lawrence ordered warrant. first meetings held with assignees for Cullington Lyall Smith Jeffers Burnham Rowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Oldson
Naumkeag Street Railway Company
Webb Street
Essex Street
Choate
Samuel Foster
Boxford
Thomas
Ipswich
Mary A. Woods
Salem
Moore & Trull
Lawrence
E.S. Yates
Charles E. Pinkham
John Cullington
Peter Lyall
Gertrude M. Smith
William Jeffers
W.H. Burnham
Wilburn. Rowell
Prominent Brokers Listed Across Cities in Ad Transfer
A dense roster of brokers and firms spreads across multiple cities including Cincinnati Columbus Chicago Jacksonville Kansas City Lincoln Muscatine Milwaukee Norfolk Nashville New York Pulaski Pittsburg Sioux City Wheeling Wilmington and more. Names such as Slapowski Daum Willson Phelps Dodge McClure Marvin Greenwald Cannon Schmertz Mos Higman Ball Greenwald appear with associated firms in various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abine
Texs
Słapowski
Słapowski & Bro
Zfelder
Pretzfelder, Kline
Cincinnati
George M Daum
James H Laws & Co
Columbus
Willson & Co
Craw
Chicago
Geo E P
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Ads
Frankfort
McClure & Bro
Jacksonville
L. Lusky
New York City
James Warnock
Pulaski
Tenn
J H Cannon
J J Cannon & Co
Pittsburg
Penn
A S Scott
KE Schmertz & Co
Sioux City
C V Mos
WH Higman
W & Higman & Co
Wheeling
E Ball
FE Ball & Son
Wilmington
J L Greenwald
Par
Arrests for Passing Counterfeit Money in Charlestown
Not a true bill. Police arrested Mary Hutchinson of 20 Concord street Charlestown and her daughter Mary Jerrauld on warrants for passing counterfeit currency. Hutchinson bought goods for 350 dollars with a counterfeit fifty from Broadway National Bank, then paid back 4650 in change after cashier proved the bill counterfeit. Jerrauld later tried to use the same bill at Jordan Marsh & Co. and denied knowledge. Case heard in United States Court with continuation granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke and Mahoney
Mary F. Hutchinson
Concord Street
Charlestown
Mary F. Jerrauld
Goldthwaite
Second National Bank
Hutchinson
Jerrauld
Jordan, Marsh & Co
United States
Fifth Ball at Monument Hall Features Diverse Guests
Last night in Monument Hall the fifth Five Associates ball drew about 500 couples under Andrew Haggerty with James McNamee James H Gallagher Hugh McNamee John H Larkin William J Creedon Daniel J Kelly Thomas H Feeley Reuben H Brough William H Carter Daniel Clifford Arthur A Johnson and Cornelius Reagan on the floor. Prominent attendees included Councilmen Coyle Dunn Bert Thayer Mark KilloranWilliam Carter Chelsea Hon John Ryan Salem George Hosmer oarsman Frank Hill John Munroe James Dougherty Charles Gallagher George Foster James Phillips. Hobbs orchestra provided music. The Amateurs will stage The Mikado in Monument Hall next Wednesday and Thursday. A fair under Bunker Hill Encampment No 5 I O O F runs March 22–27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Hall
Andrew Haggerty
James McNamee
James H. Gallagher
Hugh McNamee
John H. Larkin
William J. Creedon
Daniel J. Kelly
Thomas H. Feeley
Reuben H. Brough
William H. Carter
Daniel Clifford
Arthur A. Johnson
Cornelius Reagan
Coyle and Dunn
Ward 4
Bert Thayer
Salem
Mark Killoran
William Carter
Chelsea
John Ryan
George Hosmer
Oarsman
Frank Hill
John Munroe
James Dougherty
Charles Gallagher
George Foster
James Phillips
Hobbs
Bunker Hill
Anthoine
Abbotsford Hall
Messer
Association Hall
May Harney
Kittie Carroll
Willie Cushing
J. Albert Snow
Professor Moller
the Universalist Church
Ladies’ Union Benevolent Society
J. William Sargent
E. P. Hadley
K. F. Baily
High School Association
Charlestown
Knights of Labor
Monument Society Hall
Prison Point
C. P. Association
Tremont Street
Transatlantic shipping schedule fragment list with many lines
A dense OCR fragment lists ships, routes, and sailing dates across Boston New York Liverpool and Hamburg. It names numerous firms, captains, and vessels like Pavonia Pavonia Adriatic and Samaria with departures from March to April and destinations including Liverpool Glasgow Havre and Christiania.
Transatlantic and Caribbean Steamship Schedules Listed
Notice lists multiple steamers sailing from New York to Europe via Queenstown Liverpool Havre and Bremen including Werra Labrador Flamborough with dates March 9 10 12 and 13. Also itineraries to Venezuela Curacao British Honduras Guatemala Bermuda Jamaica and Cuba with destinations via Atlantic and rail connections closing times at 8 PM daily and 7.30 PM for some routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Camilla
Sorensen
Wimington
Diana
Heycken
Galveston
Don Juan
Nehmens
Philadelphia
Pilganon
Riisper
Jorgensen
Wilmings
Bremen
aArt
Chapman
Sabuski
Apalachicola
Brake
Carl
Hashagen
New York
Dover
Hawarden
Wilson
New Orleans
Dunkirk
Antiles
Barbadoes
Lizard
Otranto
Kerr, Huil
Amertane Santelli
Havre
Fellert
Kuhlwein
Plymouth
Hamburg
Lily
Michener
Newark
Queenstown
Nevada
Douglas
Liverpool
Germanic
Kennedy
Satien
Arizona
Brooks
Oregon
Cottier
Scilly
Lepanto
Irwin
Newcastle
Iship
TRS
Aesschaeereche
Honduras
Guatemala
Dallas
Europe
Eimpeaarant
Hayti
Port Au Prince
Alvo
Aurania
Mareh Hs SD Iiwetecceded
City of
Scotland
Glasgow
Devonia
Bermuda
Trinidad
Jamaica
Bealtimore
Acadia
Ball
Port Antonio
Jacob Reed
Nickerson
Providence
Vidette
Boston
Swis H Haskell
Jeanie Lippett
Wiscasset
Elphinstone
Bermuda Hundred
Rhoda Holmes
Holmes
J B Clayton
Tomlin
Hoboken NJ
Charleston
Aar
Park Pacific
Olsen
Oliver S Barrett
Baltimore
Thomas P Ball
Chase
Coos
Cileared
Thomas Clyde
Burton
Fernanina
Galvesaton
Seb
Livonia Perkins
Tuspan
Barks Victor
Jansen
Reval
Brilliant
Thorsen
Rio Grande
Barks Nor
Cork
Vanadia
Abel
Hedwig
Espeland
Hango Adde
Byrne
Greenport
Lena
Havana
Ren Orleanmsa
Huntsman
Waite
Messina
Netturno
St Vincent
Hampton Court
Kruse
Teresa
Russa
Lisbon
Port Eads
Crema
Morgan City
Lucy F. Miller
Buefields
Newport News
Asia
Rocklandr Clearea Ltd
Weldhaven Seward
Baracoa
Pomona
Lezgoe
Montego Bay
Egyptian Monarch
Morgan
London
Camellia
Buck
Rouen
Alaska
Murray
Neptune
Chrystal
Belize
Capulet
Elis
Avonmouth
Minnie Burrill
Robertson
Shanghai
Barks Graele
Degorindo
Ansier
Samuel E Spring
Ross
JW Oliver
Coggswell
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Charlestown National Land League Holds Small Union Club Meeting
The Charlestown Granch of the National Land League met at the Union Club rooms on Main street with about fifty attendees. President John Reade opened the session and the secretary reported the funds from the last entertainment, now in the treasury for the Irish cause. due to the small audience, no major business was conducted.
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