General Butler Rally Draws Support Amid Farm Aid Debate
General Butler headlines a Massachusetts gathering as speakers defend farmers and rail policy while criticizing Judge Carpenter. He cites Western migration, mortgage woes, and freight charges, urging protectionist measures and greenback money amid a rising National party movement. Officers elected to lead the Farmers Alliance chapter include Colonel Noah A. Plympton as president and J Mitchell Galvin as secretary.
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Europe
Asia
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Lowell
Chicago
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Treasury
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Congress
Assembly
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Poffer
James Tanner
Butler-Carpenter
New Orleans
Greenhalge
Kansas
Noah A. Plympton
John S. Baker
Josiah G. Abbott
Frederic T. Sheemhales
J. H. O'Neil
Lovering
A. A. Haggett
Edgar E. Dean
William §. Butler
Seminary and Conference Schedule at Appleton Chapel
A schedule of events from May 3 including Sunday services led by Rev. George A Gordon at Appleton Chapel 7 30 p m Sunday and a series of midweek meetings at University venues. Topics cover biblical studies twentieth century church history and debates with speakers such as Professor Wright and Mr Edwin V Morgan.
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Divinity School
St. Paul’s Society
Malachi
Grays
University
Harvard Musical Association Charity Concert at Park Square
The Harvard Musical Association hosted a pleasing musical and social entertainment at 11 Park Square last evening, drawing a large number of guests who enjoyed the event.
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Harvard Musical Association
Park Square
They Form the Unit of Energy and Will Become the Initial Centers
A headline notes a cohort forming the core of student energy poised to shape early college governance. The piece emphasizes leadership potential and the likely emergence of central student bodies guiding campus policy and activity.
Harvard clubs and the future of alumni governance
Edwin H Abbott argues Harvard alumni clubs have grown with the university since 1865, predicting clubs will influence overseer elections as their networks widen. He urges a standing Overseers committee to organize clubs, foster ties, and extend college governance into a national, cooperative system.
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Edwin H. Abbott
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Maine
Fitchburg
Mass
Rhode Island
Washington, D.C
Maryland
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Fall River
Ouisville
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Rocky Mountain
Kansas City
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Milwaukee
Cleveland
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Penn
Ste New Benford
Ea Vaunton
Ceeses
Abbot
Harvard Club
Harvard University
Board of Overseers
Corporation
Mississippi Valley
Ldter
Cambridge
Harvard Universit
Ladies Day at the Boston Athletic Association Event
The Boston Athletic Association opened its doors to ladies for May Day, drawing nearly 3000 guests for a day of exhibitions across the gym tank racquet and tennis courts. Notable performances included Otis Pettitt and partners, swimming feats, tug of war, water polo, rope climbing and fencing exhibitions, with Harvard Freshmen Glee and Banjo Clubs providing entertainment. The event, praised for flawless planning, featured a wide range of demonstrations and a humorous bath incident as a light note.
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Boston Athletic Association
Baldwin
H. G. Otis
Tom Pettitt
J. S. Tooker
F. R. Wheelock
Otis
Pettitt
R. B. Metcalf
R. D. Sears
Charles J. Hickey
Mate
Bath Department
Robinson
A. N. Rice
Professor Robinson
G. L. Osborn
O. Bangs
BK. A. A
Terra Firma
Henry Taggard
Eberhard
Ferris
Ie Morse
C. J. Jackson
Professor Ferris
Mr. N. Ethier
Messrs
A. H. Howard
J. C. Potter
Mr. Howard
H. R. Swinscoe
G. W. Langnon
P. ‘Sieareal
Rory ES
J. J. Williams
Curtis Guild, Jr
Rondelle
J. ©. Potter
Harvard
Beal
Chai
George W. Beal
G. B. Morrison
R. V D. Sears
8. K. Sanford
Henry Parkman
A. D. Peck, Jr
Water Main Burst Floods Street Near Northampton and Marrison
A large water main burst at the corner of Northampton Street and Marrison Avenue around 6 p.m. yesterday. The resulting flood closed water supply to City Hospital and Nurses' Home and nearby buildings for the night.
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Northampton Street
Marrison Avenue
City Hospital
Elm decline on the Common prompts replanting
The ancient elms on the Common are dying off with ten to fifteen years expected for replacement by younger growth. City Forester Doogue reports heavy labor in planting and tending new trees to restore the avenue.
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Doogue
Granite cutters at stake in union strike
The Workingman notes a confrontation over union and non union labor with a strike threatening to put 2000 granite cutters out of work. The piece stresses labor tension and potential mass displacement pending outcome of the dispute.
Riots Rock Cities as Troops Clash With Workmen
May Day violence erupts across Lyons Paris Rome and Florence as rioters clash with police and troops. Cavalry charges injure soldiers and civilians, dozens arrested, including Socialist leaders. Bomb explodes in Paris vicinity. widespread disruptions and arrests reported.
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Clichy
Paris
Place de la Concorde
Marseilles
M. Auude Bover
Chamber of Deputies
Bouches du Rhone
M. Floquet
Rue Berry
Rome
Church of San Giovanni
Signor Barzilli
Signor Cipriani
Crses
Cipriani
Victor Emanuel
Nuiotera
Signor Ciprani
Italy
Florence
Piazza Savonarola
Resignations cloud Newton Cottage Hospital trustees
Newton Cottage Hospital trustees meeting in Newton on May 1 yielded mass resignations from treasurer George S. Bullens clerk auditor William P. Ellison and committee members. The hospital faces about 6700 debt after a 7600 donation was withdrawn for failing to reinstate Dr. F. L. McIntosh. A 10000 gift was also withdrawn prompting a special committee to seek settlement.
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Newton Cottage Hospital
Eliot Church Chapel
George 5. Bullens
William P. Ellison
J.C. Potter
E. W. Converse
Otis Pettee
F. L. McIntosh
William Claflin
E. L. Pickard
E. B. Haskell
Medical Board
McIntosh
Physicians of
Massachusetts Homeeopathic Medical Society
Soule and Lothrop Tie Wedding in Grove Hall
One of the season's prettiest weddings was held at Grove Hall Universalist Church with Albion M. M. Soule of Hyde Park and Harriet M. Lothrop of Dorchester as the couple. Rev. C. R. Tenney officiated before about 300 guests. The bridal party then attended a reception at the bride’s uncle John R. Morse’s home, where Mr. and Mrs. Morse celebrated their silver anniversary.
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Soule-Lothrop
Grove Hall
Faille Francaise
Mrs. Morse
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