Edwin Forrest portrait completed for Boston Theatre lobby
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company restored rates from Montreal to Boston and all New England points to old figures. The Brighton Orpheus Club forms a permanent society with R L Woodbury as president and F F Morton as treasurer. The Young Men's Lyceum of St James Parish on Harrison avenue marks its third anniversary with Easter Monday celebration at Odd Fellows Hall. Back Bay Park filling progresses with about 460 carloads of gravel daily and 108000 dumped since last April. G P Lathrop gave a second lecture on color at Huntington Hall focusing on the color element in literature. Special Officer J P Hackett, wounded in the line of duty, expects to be back at his post next week. Boston and Albany Railroad to build a brick freight house in Pittsfield to handle growing traffic. Longshoremen strike on Constitution wharf ends with ship company granting 30 cents day, 40 cents night, and 40 cents standing grain.
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Tremont Temple to host song and organ recital series
A Boston program under Maj J B Pond features Miss Kate Field, Mr George Werrenrath, and Mr Frederic Archer with classical and popular halves. Archival Boston debut for Field as classical vocalist, Werrenrath billed from Plymouth Church. Three concerts Mar 29 Apr 12 and matinees Mar 30 Apr 6 13.
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Alexandra Palace
London
University of Glasgow
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Dr William Mason Dies in Charlestown District
One of Charlestown District's oldest physicians Dr William Mason died of pneumonia Friday evening Marches8. He was born in Castine Maine to a prominent Massachusetts clergyman. Mason graduated from Bowdoin College and was a classmate and lifelong friend of the late President Franklin Pierce.
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Harvard Athl Association Winter Gym Meeting Highlights
The second winter gymnasium meeting at Hemenway drew crowds of students and guests. Fencing saw Leavitt defeat Underwood while Heilbron and Turner won lightweight bouts. Morison led no hand vaulting with 6 ft 8 in, and Heilbron beat Lowman in featherweight sparring. A tug of war concluded the day with the 81 team prevailing over 82. Next Saturday features a Dr Sargent pupil exhibition, Harvard’s first of its kind.
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W. H. Page
Ward Nine Housekeepers and Charity Notice
A notice from the Committee on Bulletin of the Associated Charities asks wards to send scrubbers laundresses window washers or seam stresses to the ward office. It warns against a Mrs Annie Mason not living in Charlestown seeking aid and highlights Training and Industrial Home No 66 Warrenton Street and Home No 39 North Bennett Street as opportunities for wards especially Thirteen Fifteen Sixteen Twelve Fourteen.
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Solon Chase steers heading to Auburn for butchery deal
Solon Chase, now in the West, sells his famed steers to an Auburn firm for carcass processing into steaks and roasts. The move ties to Greenbackism as he promotes the King's English in the cause. Bath marks 100th incorporation with ceremonies including an address by Rev H O Thayer, a speech by Hon E B Neally, and a Hawthorne poem. A 38 gun salute and bells open the celebration, with a Patten Car Works reception in the evening.
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Temperance league forms council to prosecute liquor sellers
Plymouth citizens organize a temperance league with a prosecuting committee and special police to aid the effort. Edward Laily and Frederick Fernald of Portsmouth confess to breaking and entering Randall Caswell's building and stealing 500 pounds of fish. Each is bound to $800 for appearance at the Supreme Court. David L Ramsbottom of Epping charged with forging Ezra F Barber's name on a $150 note dated May 13 1876. note discounted at New Market National Bank and the matter settled by payment of note and costs. In Concord March term the court orders Ashuelot Railroad to pay $5 000 in bonds to Cheshire Railroad in a five year case. Enfield Shaker case exceptions to evidence overruled. rehearing and jury trial motions pending. Taxation of church property held valid. exemption deemed a privilege not a right. Merrimac county treasurer case Osgood vs Jones: court rules against plaintiff. quo warranto premature as defendant not yet in office.
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Foster
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Davis
Convent project eyed near Springfield at fifty thousand
A plan calls for erecting a convent costing 50000 at Springfield. Minnie Nealy of Clinton loses two fingers in woolen mill machinery. Winslow B Southworth sustains facial injuries from a boiling retort blast in Fall River. A drowned boy found in Lee's River is linked to two prior ice drownings in the bay. John English Jr fined for oleomargarine sale. appeal bound over. Walden of North Adams bailed on five indictments. Church pastors swap sermons and rededication delays noted. A Bradford paper mill proposal seeks 60000, capacity four to five tons daily. Barrows declines San Francisco call. Flynn stabs McMahon. no arrest. Conductor Whitcomb survives a tunnel fall with head wound.
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Lippincott's and Scribner's April Numbers Reviewed
The April issues of Lippincott's Magazine and Scribner's present illustrated papers and fiction by respected authors. Also reviewed are The North American Review issue with Judge Tourgee on civil service reform, and The Nursery for children, plus Philo-Celt content on Ireland.
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California
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Lizzie W. Champney
New Brunswick
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John Henry
Sydney Chase
Weeden
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Upper
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New York
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Calhoun Summer House
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Peter the Great
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Tanagra
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Hawaii
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Scribner
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Walker
David C. Barrow, Jr
Georgia
Edward Atkinson
J. B. McQuaid
William M. Springer
Illinois
Anthony Trollope
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
George Ticknor Curtis
John Fiske
Mark Pattison
the Nursery
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Boston
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The Religions of China by James Legge review
The piece reviews James Legges Religions of China volume a four lecture study comparing Confucianism Taoism and Christianity noting Legges scholarship and value alongside a second item noting Idols and Lyrics of the Ohio Valley by John James Piatt describing Western life scenery and character with praise for Piatts descriptive powers and American themes.
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