Edmunds Delivers Forthright Senate Inquiry Speech
The crowded Senate galleries hear Charles Edmunds argue the tenure of office act limits presidential removals. He cites historic inquiries and demands full information on appointees, noting past committee accesses to departments and the President. The scene includes praise for Judge Thurman and anticipation of a Sherman letter revealing information.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Littlg Iggnes
Dukin
Edmunds
Menc
Tne
Department of Justice
Grant
Corbin
Judiciary Committee
Turman
Joseph McDonald
T. F. Bayard
A. H. Garland
L. «. C. Lamar
Mr. Edmunds
Judge Thurman
United States
Senator Pugh
Pugh
John Sherman
Democratic Times
Thurman
McDonald
Indiana
Bayard
Delaware
Garland
Arkansas
Lamar
Mississippi
Interior
Davis
Illlmois
Conkling and Carpenter
The
Michael Shaffer
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Utah
David I. Coppin
Allen G. Tunerman
Edmunds Speech Defends Constitutional Order in Senate
Senator Edmunds delivers a calm defense of constitutional government as resolutions from the judiciary committee condemn the Attorney General for refusing to transmit Senate papers and condemn the discharge of ex Union soldiers. He notes a rare Senate executive clash and urges orderly cooperation between branches during the hearings and requests.
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Senator Edmunds
Washington
Senate
Edmunds
Judiciary Committee
Soliers
Smany
Edmunda
House of Representatives
Executive Department
House of Congress
Department
Department of Justice
Bes Meade
Duskin
Alabama
Kimunds Reau
Dusk
Edmonds
United States
John D. Burnett
Burnett
Edimunes
Sheridan
Mr. Duskin
Withhess
Eiected
Pew
Et’munds
Geoeral Akerman
George H. Yerman
Miniser
Copenhagen
Akernan
Devens
Eamunds
Committee On the Judiciary
Senate of the
Daskin
Mr. Edmunds
Edmunds Defends Senate Access To Official Papers
Senator Edmunds argues that the Senate must receive official papers from the President and Attorney General to judge suspensions and removals. He cites precedents, stresses constitutional duties to knowledge, and condemns attempts to cloak motives behind executive privilege.
Boston Residents Win Multiple Patents In March
SPECIAL TO THE POST Washington March 9 patents issued to Bostonians include Henry Beebe harness ornament William and A Berrenberg rotary engine William A Borden newspaper file Frank Chase lasting tack strip William C Cress tasting boots and shoes Ephas Manning feed water heater Edward G Mead sketching easel Oscar L Noble rotary cutter Thomas O Potter buckles Bellville L Rindall car brake Benjamin Roberts binding for corking bottles Samuel W Valentine clip for leaves of music folios etc Grant funeral expenses Senate committee agrees to report amendments urgent deficiency appropriation bill including 30000 for General Grant funeral 1836 and 1835 18 35 submarine cable Block Island bay Phelps confirmed Boston patent list and related Senate actions.
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Washington
Henry Beebe
William and A. Berrenberg
William A. Borden
Frank Chase
William C. Cress
Ephas Manning
Edward G. Mead
Oscar L. Noble
Thomas O. Potter
Bellville L. Rindall
Benjamin’. Roberts
Samuel W. Valentine
Grant
Senate Committee On Appropriations
General Grant
Block Island Bay
Senate
Amherst Murderer Adams Attempts Self Harm Before Execution
Allan Adams, condemned to hang in Northampton, wounded himself with a jackknife borrowed from a fellow prisoner after a guard left. He cut both legs, bleeding profusely, then lapsed into unconsciousness as physicians treated the injuries. He remains under close watch awaiting his Friday execution.
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Springfield
Mass
Allan Adams
Amherst
Northampton
Adams
Thorrington
Henry Coy
Mr. Thorrington
Coy
Thayer
Dunbar Explosion Triggers Ongoing Death Toll at Uniondale
Pittsburg reports detail a deadly fire damp explosion at Uniondale mines near Dunbar. Injuries include John Cope Jr whose father was killed. Mrs Cone’s infant dies at home while others, led by Colonel Mann and John Starling, face possible death. Mine Inspector Davis could not determine a precise cause amid dangerous gas. Eleven others seriously hurt, with pit boss Thomas Owen in critical condition. all miners in Morris Wheeler Calvin Atlas and Anchor pits ordered out until gas is cleared.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Uniondale
Dunbar
Davis
John Cope, Jr
Death of Ex Senator Jerome B. Chaffee in New York
Ex Senator Jerome B. Chaffee of Colorado died at the Westchester County home of his son in law U S Grant Jr. after a severe kidney ailment. The bulk of his estate valued above $1 000 000 goes to his sole child Mrs Grant wife of U S Grant Jr.
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New York
Jerome B. Chaffee
Colorado
U. S. Grant, Jr
Westchester County
N. Y
Hea
Mr. Grant
Ex Senator Chaffee’s Career Highlights and Colorado Ties
Born in Niagara County New York on April 17 1825 Chaffee held clerk work in Adrian Michigan and built a mining business in Colorado He served in the Colorado Legislature including a House speakership and was a territorial delegate to the Forty second and Forty third Congresses advocating statehood He remained a territorial delegate through 1876 when Colorado gained statehood and he joined the U S Senate for three years He chaired the Colorado State Republican committee and led the national committee in 1884 that nominated Blaine.
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Department
Treasury
Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of State
United States
House of Congress
Congress
Department of Justice
Duskin
Administration of Justice
Duckin
Durkin
Dorsheimer
Oo Henry
Warstar
Vermont
Chaffee
Niagara County
N. Y
Adrian
Mich
Colorado
United States Senate
Colorado State Republican Committee
National Committee
Blaine
Bremner Putnam slander case ends day without verdict
Worcester Mass March 9 The Bremner Putnam slander case closes the day with all evidence in and counsel for the defendant finished his argument. The principals Mrs Putnam and Rogers recalled and contradicting statements leave jurors undecided as the court adjourns until tomorrow morning.
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Worcester
Mass
Putnam
Rogers
W.S
Hopkins
Middle District
F. P. Goulding
Swiss railroad worker killed by freight caboose near depot
Springfield Mass March 9 John R Boli ger a 50 year old Swiss railroad workman was struck by a freight caboose near the depot tonight. He had worked for the railroad but one day.
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Springfield
Mass
John RB. Boliger
Consideration of the Bill B Relating to the Pacific Railway Lands
In Washington on March 9 the House debated the Navy Yard Norfolk document in response to Boutelle resolution. Boutelle pressed for printing and tableing the document to allow future remarks. Beach and Eden objected. the communication was sent to Naval Affairs. Collins reported a bill to close up business and pay the expenses.
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Washington
House
Secretary of the Navy
Boutelle
Norfolk Navy Yard
Maine
Beach
New York
Eden
Illinois
Committee On Naval Affairs
Collins
Massachusetts
Committee On the Judiciary
Two Brothers Visit Governor Robinson in Boston
In Boston last night two tall men in beaver hats entered the Hotel Brunswick to pay respects to Governor Robinson. The visitors, David Dudley Field and Cyrus W Field of New York, arrived unheralded to attend hearings on the New York and New England bond sale and promised startling disclosures at a forthcoming State House hearing.
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Brunswick
Mr. Field
David Dudley Field
New York
Cyrus W
Cym
Boston
State House
New England
Othe Siate House
Europe
McSeachusetts
Leagai
Political science lecture on citizenship and suffrage at Norcross Hall
Professor W. P. Atkinson delivered the first sixth course lecture at the Young Men's Christian Union in Norcross Hall. He argued political science is social evolution and urged both men and women to study politics, asserting suffrage for women is a matter of time and education is essential for voters and citizens.
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Young Men’s Christian Union
Norcross Hall
W. P. Atkinson
Cale
Massachusetts
Freeman Clark
Lama Mugwump
Varnish Fire at Framingham Injures Three Men
A varnish spill at Para Rubber Shoe Works in South Framingham Mass injures John Lowery and James Kelley who suffer severe burns. Martin Gately enters a burning outbuilding to help and is badly burned then taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. The blaze causes light property damage.
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South Framingham
Mass
Para Rubber Shoe Works
John Lowery
James Kelley
Fames
Martin Gately
Lowery
Massachusetts General Hospital
Weather forecast for New England shows fair skies
Indications for March 10 at 1 a m warn of fair weather in New England with northerly winds and slightly colder temperatures.
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Warninetox
New England
Police Raid Yields Finds at Hanover Street Gaming Rooms
Last evening Sergeants Foster and Butters of the third division made a second tour of raided gambling places. At 24 Hanover street they seized a table three packs of cards eighty chips and four score cards. At 41 Hanover street they found a prop table a set of props 169 chips layout. An earlier search at 3 Bosworth street yielded a table a few cards and chips. Lyons of the second division reported an unsuccessful search at 17 Brattle square.
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Foster
Butters
Alden Street
Howard Street
Hanover Street
Trask
Bosworth Street
Lyons
Brattle Square
Assault reported after an evening event in Ward 15
After a charity entertainment in the vestry, three young men assaulted two men on Fifth Street near Dorchester. Officers Nagle and Fernald arrested Patrick Canavan Patrick P Mulkerin and Patrick Mc Donough at Station 12. they face assault and battery charges in Municipal Court. A Young Men's Democratic Club meeting is scheduled at Dorchester Seventh Streets headquarters.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
Sarvening
T. P. McCarthy
Isiah Blake
Fifth Street
Menn
Nagle
Fernald
Division 12
Seton Hall College Destroyed by Fire at South Orange
Fire at Seton Hall College in South Orange destroys the building leaving only walls. About 90 collegiates and 30 seminarians were present with 22 female servants and 15 Sisters of Mercy nearby. loss estimated at 50000 with 25000 insured. Fire fought two hours with students forming a bucket brigade.
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South Orange
N. J
College of Seton Hall
Seminary
Orange
Newark
Wigger
Diocese of
Sisters of Mercy
New Hampshire Votes Favor Constitutional Convention Amid Mixed Results
New Hampshire towns report 1557 in favor and 769 against a constitutional convention, a net gain over 1884. Concord leads with 867 yes to 115 no. totals vary by city. Some towns report light or no votes while party results shift, with Knights of Labor gaining in Rochester and Democrats winning in Durham and Madbury.
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Concorph
N. H
Concord
Littleton
George Farr
G. E. Lovejoy
J. H. Bailey
Dennis Wheeler
L. Parker
Nashua
Dover
Strafford
Hanover
J. L. Bridgman
Charles Basset
Simon Ward, Jr
M. Bridgman
Plymouth
Camptono
Ashland
Fitzwilliam Depot
J K. Rand
F. B. Frye
Grand Army Fair Opens in Lowell Triumph
The Huntington and Jackson Halls venue hosted the Grand Army of the Republic Post 42 bazaar drawing thousands. Quincy Market wares, grocers and pharmacy goods filled Lowell and Boston traders offered large stock as funds for the Post 42 treasury rise, with $4000 season tickets and many 25 cent admissions sold. receipts expected above $10,000. Mayor Abbott praised Lowell as the fair’s birthplace and Major Charles A. Stott announced a $100 check from Lt Governor Ames.
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Lowell
Mass
Bazaar of
Butler
Huntington
Jackon Halls
Elegerdemain
Quincy
Boston
Post 42
Abbott
Charles A. Stott
Ames
Telephone Investigation Begins Soon by House Committee
The House select committee on telephone investigation met in the speaker's room with full attendance. It plans public witness examinations and aims to start the formal inquiry next Friday at 10 o clock. A sub committee of Hale and Millard will depose Senator West regarding his link to Pan Electric stock.
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House
Washington
Select Committee
Messrs
Hale
Millard
Sanator West
Pan- Electric
Vignaux
Schaefer
Budd Scofield
Charles Davis
Gus Newland
Canada Receives Cardinal Taschereau as Red Hat Elevation
The Catholic Mirror reports from Rome that the Holy Father has chosen Archbishop Elzair Alexander Taschereau of Quebec and Archbishop James Gibbons of Baltimore for elevation to the cardinalate. The announcement comes as Canada gains a new cardinal amid ongoing papal honors.
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Archbishop Taschereau
Quebec
Baltimore
Catholic Mirror
Rome
Holy Father
Elzar Alexander Taschereau
Canada
Archbishop Gibbons
Death of James M. Spillane Known Local Grocer
James M. Spillane aged 48 a well known grocer in the district died at his home on C and Third streets after a two week illness. The St Johns Methodist Episcopal Church crowd gathered for an old folks concert in the main audience room with choir support from C C Chapman John Lunt A Pierce Alice Booth Pfarr Mrs Childs Miss Poland and Tower.
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James M. Spillane
C and
Third Streets
St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Messrs
C. C. Chapman
Johni, Lunt
A. Pierce
Alice Booth Pfarr
Childs
Poland
Tower
Mrs. Benjamin Harris Brewster Dies in Philadelphia
Mrs. Benjamin Harris Brewster wife of the former Attorney General died at her husband’s residence in Philadelphia after a brief illness. She was the daughter of the late Robert J. Walker former secretary of the Treasury and was widely admired in society circles in Philadelphia and Washington.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Harris Brewster
Brewster
Robert J. Walker
United States Treasury
Washington
Deafness Cured by Pecx Patent Ear Aid
Patent ear aid claims cure of deafness. Advertisement notes free book and address for F Hiscox at 853 Broadway New York to obtain details and samples.
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Pecx
F. Hiscox
Broadway, N. Y
Out in the Cold as Missouri Pacific Fires Nonessential Workers
The Missouri Pacific announces immediate dismissal of all nonessential staff across departments in a crippling move. About 5000 workers not on strike lose pay, including 100 telegraph operators 1500 freight-house hands 500 clerks 150 crossing watchmen and 400 freight conductors. Knights of Labor remain firm as strike actions extend to other lines and yards.
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Missouri Pacific Road
Galveston
Tex
Waco
Knights of Labor
Alvarado
Taylor
Grand View
Harrison
Specias
Paris
Lexarkena
Continental Division
Gould Southwest
Missouri Pacific Railway
Hall
Madhall
Texas
Texas and Pacific
Bridge and Tunnel Company
Barnaby Mill Weavers Continue Strike for Gingham Pay Rise
In Fall River Massachusetts on March 9 the Barnaby gingham mill weavers, about 150 strong, press for a 10 percent raise on ginghams matching print cloth gains. They reject a 5 to 10 percent offer on other goods, stay outside the mill, and plan to form a Knights of Labor assembly after the dispute ends. Five workers returned to work after morning gatherings, while the rest remained out as meetings continued and no outside help was sought.
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Bay View Assembly Knight of
Wait’ Hall
South
Boston
Derby Silver Company
Order of the Knights of Labor
No. 95
Knights of Labor
Chicago
Phelps, Dodge & Wpalmer, Selz, Schwab & Co
C. H. Fago & Co
Keights of Labor
C. M. Henderson & Co
Fall River
Mass
Barnaby Gingham
Knights
Knobstrick
Jennie McNutt
Hamilton
Walter Griffiths
Burns
Salem
William McKean & Co
Norman Street
Lizzie A. Ramsdell
Knights of Lebor
Malden
Bailey’s Hall
Wakefield
Knights of Labor of
Smith & Anthony
Knights of Bor
Knights of Labor strike spreads across multiple New England sites
Labor actions reported from Salem Malden Wakefield and Fall River Mass and Jamaica Plain as Knights of Labor organize branches and push for uniform wage scales. Carpenters join strikes and employers grant demands at several sites while spinners form an assembly in Fall River.
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Fall River
Mass
Spinners’ Union
Knights of Labor
Jamaica Plain
Mehan’s Hall
Green Street
Shieldy
General Assembly
Exciting grave fears over Greece in European cabinets
Reports from Amsterdam Vienna and London describe rising war prep in Greece causing grave fears. Greece warns of punishment if peace is violated while asserting Berlin treaty claims to Epirus.
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Vienna
Greece
Suda Bay
Gréece
Turkey
Eperus
Berlin
Mercure
Woman Arrested for Forgery in Vermont Note Scam
Louisa Clemens claimed Dorset origins when arrested in Rutland for forging endorsements on notes of 200 and 750 dollars. A forged Hawley Farwell endorsement led to a discount at Killington Bank, a later 750 dollar note prompted police action as she attempted to flee by train. Hawley declares his signature forged.
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Rutland
Louisa Clemens
Dorset
F. P. Hawiey
George P. Farwell
Killington Bank
Merchants Bank
Hawley
Sherif Stmns
Town Officials and Budgets from Early Records
The excerpt lists town officers and roles for Bamilston Laimbury and Revere, names moderator town clerks and treasurers, then details appropriations totals for schools highways and bridges and other services. It notes license votes, notable changes in debt and a temperance signed by 140 women. Revere shows license votes from 1855 and 1866 with a shift toward no license.
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Laimbury
R F Briges
J Brown
J L Cilley
W A B Currier
J F Currier
J M Eaton
Constante
Schooal Committee
John Randall
William True
St Collins
Railroad Sale Rumor Ties Gulf Colorado to Santa Fe
In Galveston business circles a sale of the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe is generally conceded though not confirmed. The AT and SF would add over 1100 miles with the Gulf outlet and an Indian Territory link to the GC system.
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Galveston
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Aitchison Company
Gulf
Indian Territory
Police arrest three for thefts in Roxbury and downtown
Patrolman Glancy of the tenth division captured Border Feely last night for breaking and entering Barney Hennegan’s stable on Conant street Roxbury and stealing a horse and sleigh. Officers of the fourth division detained Mary Gillipse and Annie Golding for shoplifting at Jordan Mersh Co and R H White Co dry goods stores. James Ruby was arrested by Patrolman Howe of the third division for stealing a pocket book with twenty five Mansell Heel Company shares from Norman M Seeley of 137 Portland Street.
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Glancy
Border Feely
Barney Hennegan
Conant Street
Roxbury
Mary Gillipse
Annie Golding
Jordan, Mersh & Co
R. H. White & Co
James Ruby
Howe
Messenger Boy Injured in Car Collision at Washington and Milk
John Hanlon a district messenger for Western Union was knocked down by a coupe and run over by a South Boston horse car near Washington and Milk streets about 11 30 last night His left hand was crushed and may be lost He was taken to City Hospital
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John Hanlon
Western Union Telegraph Company
Washington and
Milk Streets
Maine Natives Hold Fifth Worcester Reunion
In Mechanics Hall Worcester Massachusetts residents from Maine hosted their fifth annual reunion with speeches by organization members and sister societies along with music and dancing.
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Worcester
Mass
Maine
Mechanics’ Hall
Everett Citizens Dance Seventeenth Anniversary Ball
The sixteenth anniversary ball of Everett citizens was held tonight in Libary Hall. Proceeds will fund new books for the Public Library.
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Maldes
Mass
Citizens of
Everett
Libary Hall
Rail freight rate cut reported for Pacific coast
Chicago March 9 The 30 cent per 100 pounds freight rate to Pacific coast points was lowered further today. Reports say the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad signed contracts at prices well below the 60 cent rate.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Fall Hiver’s Highwaymen Reported
Fat River police report another highway robbery. A masked man assaulted a servant girl on North Main near French’s Hill last night about 9. He held a revolver to her head and took her purse containing five dollars. No clues yet for the robber.
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Fat River
North Main Street
French’s Hill
Billiard Feud Ends Night With Schaefer Edge
Expert billiards clash in Cosmopolitan Hall ends after 2 hours 55 minutes with Jacob Schaefer leading Maurice Vignaux 4717 to 502. Schaefer's 96 and 83 carroms highlighted a high speed, bold play as Vignaux surged late to briefly take the lead.
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POST
New York
Cosmopolitan Hall
Maurice Vignaux
France
Jacob Schaefer
Vignaux
Schaefer
Heraw
Luck Talk From Minnesota Official on Old War Relic Tale
Colonel A R McGill recalls a 1862 Bull Run relic mishap involving a Fourth New York soldier who damaged a smithy when attempting to detach a unexploded bomb. The improvised blast singed his hair and whiskers, but he survived with little injury and joked the home will have to do without a shelf.
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Minnesota
Army of the Potomas
Manassas
Centerville
Bull Run
Fourth
New York
Brceasmith
eGill
Gosh
How Much Money Keeps New York Society in Style
A New York society cost survey notes that single men can keep expenses low by avoiding entertaining duties, while married men with daughters face yearly outlays. The leading set reportedly spends from 25 000 to 75 000 dollars annually, with top names likely surpassing 75 000.
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New York
Pittsburg
Aclub
Brunswick
Marriage of Addison Commack to Mary Slildreth in Washington
New York millionaire Addison Commack wed Mary Slildreth this afternoon at her mother's Washington home. Rev Dr Leonard of St John’s Church officiated the ceremony.
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Washington
Addison Commack
New York
Mary Slildreth
Leonard
St. John’s Church
Ash Wednesday Service at Reformed Episcopal Church
Rev James M Gray rector leads Ash Wednesday divine service and sermon at the Reformed Episcopal Church on Dartmouth and Harwich streets. Free seats and welcome extended to strangers.
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Dartmouth
Harwich Streets
James M. Gray
Ash Wednesday
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