Reminiscent Address at Butler Club Dinner Recalls New Orleans Capture
The Butler Club at Parker House held a banquet recalling the twenty eighth anniversary of the Union capture of New Orleans. General Butler and Governor Brackett led a gathering of state officials and military men who debated the Farmers Alliance and farm mortgages amid warnings of mortgage debt and agricultural distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortress Monroe
General Butler
Butler Club
Parker House
Frank R. Sherwin
New Orleans
D. G. Farragut
Benjamin F. Butler
Lowell
John Q. A. Brackett
Arlington
George 8. Merrill
Lawrence
KE. W. Hincks
Cambridge
Charles Carleton Coffin
Boston
John I. Baker
Beverly
A. A. Ellsworth
Braintree
Noah A. Plympton
Governor Brackett
Major Merrill
Senator Collin
Mr. Ellsworth
Baker
John L. Stevenson
C. D. Lewis
Dalton
Deane
Brockton
A. ©. Drinkwater
R. B. Brigham
Harry Hastings
O. G. Dilbey
Thomas Major
W. M. Bunting
J. W. Meigs
P. F. Shevlin
Robbins
Pittsfield
Crockett
Easton
Lewis Southard
J. G. B. Adams
William Taylor
Philander Cobb
Plymouth
Plympton
Butler
Farmers’ Alliance
Congress
Aody
Plas
United States
Euler
John K. Tarbox
Insurance
Gener
William B. Gale
New Hampshire
William E. Russell
Judge Abbott
James Tanner
John R. Thomas
Illinois
Jones
New York
Stephen Thomas
Vermont
John D. Long
John ©. Linehan
Terence V. Powderly
Russell
Brackett
Libel Suit Testimony on Authorship and Byrne Report
The Burt libel case resumed with James Burt testifying about the Byrne report and Maynard interview. Witnesses discuss open letters from Secretary Fairchild and Curtis, and the question of malice. The court rules on admissibility and examines Burt’s brokerage ties, sugar tests, and appraiser access as the trial proceeds through further expert testimony.
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Burt Vs. Advertiser
Dunbar
Superior Court
James Burt
Hemenway
Byrne
Maynard
Fairchild
George W. Curtis
Morse
Advertiser
Mr. Morse
Burt
Fabric & Chauncy
Custom House
Silas W. Burt
Mr. Lybecker
John A. Sherer
Dr. Sherer
Trust
Havemeyer & Elder
Boston
Hay
Joseph A. Lackey
Sugar Department
William E. Barrett
Advertiser Corporation
Fairchill
George William Curtis
Morsey
Dana
T. Aubrey Byrne
Treasury Department
New York
Philadelphia
Boston Herald
Secretary of the Treasury
McMullen
Tice
Professor Andrews
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Andrews
T. A. Thomas
Mr. Burt
Ublic
Lice
Barrett
Home Market Club
Sheldon
Washington
Manning
Clement W. Andrews
Dr. Leary
Leary
Academy of Sciences
Notes About The City And Local Lectures
Various city notices include a smoke talk at Hasty Pudding Club Cambridge tonight and a vestry paper reading on Caliban upon Setebos. May Day sale for Moral Reform Society in Shawmut avenue and School Works discussion at Bromfield Street Methodist Church.
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Hasty Pudding Club
Holyoke Place
Cambridge
Church of the Disciples
Ames
Browning Society
Setebos
Moral Reform Society
Shawmut Avenue
Bromfield Street Methodist Church
George Kennan
Boston
Dudley Street Opera House
C. L. Hartwell
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Pasadena
Cal
Main Street
Waltham
Fitchburg
Frank D. Allen
United States
Nelson
United States District Court
Eliza E. Pool
Chelsea
Isis
New England
Appleton
Davis Street
Harrison Avenue
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
J. L. Swift
A. J. Gordon
N. Boynton
D. Roberts
Buggles Street
Joseph Cook
Park Street
C. O. Carpenter
Harvard Church
Society of Charlestown
Three Full-Rigged Ships Arrive at Boston Harbor
The port of Boston saw an unusual event as three full-rigged ships arrived from foreign ports. Two vessels are American built and owned: the Sachem from Boston after 115 days at sea from Manila, and the St. Nicholas from Kobe, Japan after 131 days, built in Bath, Maine and sailing from New York. The third ship, the British carrier Asia, arrived late at night from Chittagong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sachem
Manila
St. Nicholas
Kobe
Japan
New York
Bath
Cape of Good Hope
Asia
Chittagong
Massachusetts Episcopal Convention Opens in Trinity Chapel
The 105th annual meeting of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts convenes next Wednesday in Trinity Chapel. The day begins with organizational preliminaries and a 9:30 a.m. sermon at Trinity Church by Rev. Charles Arey. Offertory alms support the Society for Relief of Aged or Disabled Episcopal Clergymen. At 3:30 p.m. Bishop Paddock delivers his seventeenth annual address to clergy and laity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Episcopal Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Massachusetts
Trinity Chapel
Trinity Church
Charles Arey
St. Peter’s Church
Salem
Holy Communion
Society For the Relief of
Episcopal
Four Thousand English Serge Suits Offered by G W Simmons Co
G W Simmons & Co at 32 to 44 North street expects to sell four thousand imported English serge suits this season. Each suit priced at $587, touted as fast color and suitable for any Boston gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Boston
Dinner of the United Twelve Britis Charitable Society at Parker House
The United Twelve British Charitable Society held its twentieth annual dinner at Parker House with eleven members present after the death of H. F. Whidden a bouquet marking his vacant seat. W. L. Reed of Brockton presided and other members listed. The society later plans a quarterly meeting at Youngs Hotel and a May 26 celebration of Queen Victoria’s anniversary with government officials expected. Twenty-five Gamma Phi Beta members joined a banquet at the Thorndike while Globe staffers dined at the American House and a long list of notable arrivals at local hotels was recorded.
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Common Council
Hart
Annie E. Banfield
Joseph Scholfield
Arthur Scholfield
Board of Health
Washington Street
Brighton
East Boston
Charlestown
Dorchester
South Boston
Roxbury
West Roxbury
North Square
Charles River
Barry
Ward 16
Boston
Grand Court
Anyeaa
Cambridge
Harvard Bridge
Boston & Albany Railroad
Allen
Roxbury Latin School
Kearsarse
General Court
City of
Board of Aldermen
United Twelve
Parker House
H. F. Whidden
W. L. Reed
Brockton
Messrs
S. N. Dyer
Boston Custom House
Daniel Lovering
Adams Express Company
Henry Hobart
East Bridgewater
A. C. Bixby
F. A. Hobart
South Braintree
A. N. Reed
E. P. Reed
North Abington
H. F. Copeland
Queen Victoria
Young’s
Gamma Phi Beta
Thorndike
A. N. Putnam
Jessie Adams
Mary Wellington
Mabel Langford
Claribel Moreton
Annie Boardman
Globe
American House
Vennomen J. Williams
New York
Cary McHenry
Baltimore
Turner Rumsey
Chicago
G. C. Currier
New
Brunswick
Cleveland
A. H. Hamblin
Portland
E. O. Draper
Holyoke
John Westwell
Manchester
Eng
W. A. Faunce
Toledo
O. Adams
Joseph Campbell
John Lynch
N. J. Warner
Minneapolis Minn
N.J
Paul Bruhl
Paris
France
J. C. Parsons
Hartford
Miss Hendricks
Indianapolis
Ind
George Stetson
Bangor
W. ‘I. Davis
Plymouth
G. C. Shattuck
Nashua
N.H
J. M. Robinson
Quincy
J. C. Moore
N. H
D. Hayward
Keene
E. E. Dickerson
Essex
Atlanta
EB. Simonds
Burlington
EK. W. Hanscom
Iniurn
A.W. Ward
Shelburne Falls
L. Patterson
Fort Payne
Ala
Crawrorn
Richard J. Merritt
Pasadena
Cal
N. F. Alston
Henderson
N. C
George Kendall
South Gardner
C. Summers
Rochester
N.Y
Cardiff Coal and Iron Company Promises Great City Rise
The Cardiff Coal and Iron Company promotes Cardiff Tennessee as a future industrial center in the Alleghany belt. It describes vast ore and coal resources, land sales totaling over one million dollars, planned mills and a 75 thousand dollar hotel, banks, schools, and utilities to support a booming city in the valley near Walden's Ridge. The 1890 land auction drew buyers from the North and West, signaling rapid development and sanitarium appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Rice
New England
Great West
Rice
Colonel Rice
Fort Payne
Denison
Cardiff
Oklahoma Country
Tennessee River
Alleghany Belt
Walden’s Ridge
East Tennessee
Chattanooga
Cumberland Gap
Kentucky
Alden’s Ridge
Great Allecany Belt
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Seaboard
Cardiff Coal & Iron Company
Walden’s
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Roane Iron Company
Rockwood
Heckler’s and
Bacon's Gap
Tennessee River Mining & Transportation Company
Dayton, Citico, Chattanooga
South Pittsburg
Ironton
Crescent
Red Cloud
Iron Hill
Staples
Clinch River
Winer
Sunbright
Fenn
Roane
Hamilton
Canada
South
Wheeler & Marshall
Pritchard, Sigard& Thomas
Owens & McElwee
Wright & Wright
Warner
Dean Hagerman
Kansas City
Great
Southern
Italy
Chattanoora
United States
McElwee
Highland Falls
John A. Murrell
Tennessee
Ben South
Murrell
Fack Fink
Tennessee Mountains
Gabriel
Mecca
Developmiont
National Bank
Sewanee
Cariff
Tenn
Treasury
Eithr
Cardiff Herald
Down East
H. M. Lord
Rockland
Courier-Gazette
H. M. Prnkam
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Senator Coffin
Ingalls
Associated Press
E. W. Hincks
James River
George 5. Merrill
Ap Tais Nee
Public Library
Counsel For Defence
Chester 4 Prietors
Beaton
Muzic
G. C. Taylor
Mutgic
Dragulsa and Grocers
Lves & Sons
Sole Fr
United Twelve—British Charitable Society
ROYA
Cand Royral Sablic Pownka Co
Wallat
N. Y
Cardiff, Tennessee
Charley Craig
Bright
Craig
Craig Medicine CO
Passaic
N. d
E. O. Thompson
Old South Church
Edward Burgess
State Street
Nortiust
Tate
Horace Partridge
Washington St
W. W. Stall
Tremont St
Mason & Hamlin
Balch
W. P. Balch
Adams
Nelly Carlos
Don Carlos
Belgona