Great Hyde Park gathering for Gladstone and Home Rule
London April 16 1887 a massive Hyde Park demonstration in favor of Ireland and Gladstone as the coercion bill loomed. The writer notes vast turnout despite press attempts to belittle it, praising orderly, attentive crowds with 15 000 on one platform and up to 25 000 nearby, many traveling long distances and bearing green ribbons and banners for Ireland.
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Union of British and Irish democracy in London demo
A London demonstration is described as a powerful sign that British and Irish democracy have fused rapidly. The passage critiques policies suppressing Irish sentiment and rack rents, suggesting the event marks a lasting, hopeful union beyond Byron’s metaphor of the shark and its prey.
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Reminiscing Revivals Bring Evangeline and Pinafore Back
Last night in Boston two old-time hits returned to life at Hollis Street Theatre and the Boston. Evangeline revived after a long retirement, linked with Pinafore at the Boston, drawing many familiar names from early productions. The piece recalls actors like Laura Joyce, Harry Josephs, Harry Murdoch, and Henry B. Dixey, noting the enduring appeal and differences in reception between the two works.
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Laura Joyce
Evangeline
William H. Crane
Henry B. Dixey
Richard Golden
Dora Wiley
Michael
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Lizzie Hunt
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George Fortescue
Nat Goodwin
le Blanc
Eliza Weathersby
Gabriel
Sadie Martinet
Marie Wainwright
Josephine
Little Rose Temple
Ralph
N. B. Jones
Captain Corcoran
Lizzie Harold
Buttercup
R. B. Graham
Dick Deadeye
George W. Wilson
Sir Joseph
Boston Turnverein Exhibition Honors Carl Eberhard at Turn Hall
The Boston Turnverein Gymnasium held an annual exhibition at Turn Hall Middlesex Street praising Superintendent Carl Eberhard. The two part program featured orchestra overtures, calisthenics and apparatus by pupils, dumbbell and parallel bar routines, Indian club swinging, and pyramids built by male Turners. Audience fullness and uniform taatsky attire marked the event as a strong showcase of instruction.
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Struggle for Control at American Electric in New York
In New York on May 2 stock in the American Electric Manufacturing Company drew great interest as a syndicate seeks to depose president and general manager Goff. With shares trading 45 to 50, factions buy for votes at the upcoming annual meeting, while Goff’s supporters aim to maintain leadership amid a heated, closely divided fight.
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Man Struck by Engine Near Norfolk Killed
Franxhuin May 2 A man identified as Patrick Riley formerly of Company I 147th New York Regiment was struck and killed by an engine near Norfolk this morning He had a pass from New York to the Soldiers Home in Togus Me dated a month ago Post 60 G A B took charge of the body for burial or delivery to friends
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Rare Autographs From Kellogg Collection Auction
The Kellogg autographs sale at Libbie & Co. drew strong bidding for letters by eminent figures in literature, art, history, science and politics. Highlights included Leigh Hunt’s Abou Ben Adhem at 96 dollars, Hawthorne’s unique letter at 80, and Napoleon documents up to 925 dollars. Prices for Revolutionary signers ranged widely from 2 to 138, with notable pieces from Adams Hancock and Stockton among others.
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Charles Carroll
Elbridge Gerry
John Adams
John Hancock
Benjamin Harrison
Samuel Huntington
Lewis Morris
Thomas Stone
Richard Stockton
Roger Sherman
Senator Sherman in New York seeking support for presidential bid
Senator John Sherman of Ohio returned to Washington after a week in New York on a social visit for his niece’s wedding. The trip doubled as a fact finding mission to gauge Empire State Republican preference, with General James S. Robinson and General E. A. Merritt among Sherman backers. Also present were Congressman George West and ex-collectors Daniels and Burleigh, plus Thomas Nichol and Moulton as Sherman's loyalists.
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Reading and talks at Harvard on French literature and professions
Yesterday afternoon Professor Cohn finished the course of French readings for the library, with Le Mariage de Figaro. Harvard professors Bocher and Coln delivered lively readings, delighting Cambridge residents. Rev Edward Everett Hale spoke to seniors on the Choice of Profession, and Harvard nine were to play the Beacons Thursday. Professor Clarke spoke on New England Polys and Jelly Pushes. Cocoa is praised as a tonic, Baker's Breakfast Cocoa touted for purity and nutrition, especially for nursing mothers.
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Amusements listings with several theater showings
The notice lists multiple venues and shows including H. M. S. Pinafore at the aes theatre, Evangeline at Hollis Street, Mansfield in A Parisian Romance at the Boston Museum, Madanagore at Globe Theatre, Jim the Penman at the Theatre, Black Flag at Howard Atheneum, and A Cold Day at 2 and 5 daily.
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Auctions and sales schedule listed for Wednesday
A terse catalog of sales and auctions for Wednesday includes paintings by Lewis J. Bird & Co. at 3 p.m. and jewelry by George E. Hall at 10 a.m. Real estate by Samuel Hatch & Co. at 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. Stock sales by R. L. Day & Co. at 11:50 a.m. and Francis Henshaw & Co. at 12 m. Plants by Samuel Hatch & Co. at 10 a.m. Carriages at 4 p.m. by Albert Howe, Brighton.
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Marriage Notices from Somerville and Chelsea in April
Notices record four marriages dated April 27 and 28. Griffiths wed Emma Barton of Somerville, Haskell wed Mary Coburn of Chelsea, Jackson wed Lois Moore in the city, and Pierce wed Grace Hanscom in the city. Religious officiants listed include Rev J W Hamilton Rev A H Plumb and Rev L A Banks.
Death notices from Milton to Medford and Richmond
Obituary items list numerous deaths with ages and locations from Milton Chelsea Walpole Roxbury Maiden and Medford to Richmond Virginia. Notable entries include William P Blanchard 73 Emeline C Butts 58 Achsah B Clap widow of Edmund W Clap and Annie Jaglee Fowler 28. Also Lydia Richardson Stone 58 and Samuel F Tufts 58 among others. Funeral details note service at Walpole Unitarian Church May 4 at 2 p.m.
Pullman Palace Car Route and Fast Mail to the West
Government fast mail route operates daily through express trains from St Louis, spanning seven states. Missouri Pacific Railway promotes tickets via Boston or New York offices, with routes to Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Arkansas, Indian Territory, Texas, New Mexico, the Republic of Mexico, and the Far West.
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