New York Flower Dog and Cattle Shows Highlight Spring Season
The piece surveys spring entertainments in New York including a Eden Musée flower show, a major dog show at Madison Square Garden, and upcoming dairy and cattle exhibits. It notes plans for a new Exhibition Building, museum gifts from Vanderbilt Seney Hilton and Munkaesy, and praise for General di Cesnola at the Metropolitan Museum. It also covers educational hopes like a free circulating library and the Nineteenth Century Club, plus a critique of Mr. Lathrop’s Elaine at Madison Square Theatre.
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the Post
Eden Musée
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Westchester Kennel Club
St. Bernards
Metropolitan Museum of Art
General di Cesnola
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rosa Bonheur
George S. Seney
Judge Hilton
Mozart
Miss Wolfe
Metropolitan Museum
Ublic
George Vanderbilt
Europe
Lilden
London
Courtlandt Palmer
United States
Palmer
Hoadly
Indiana
Edward McGlynn
Rainsford
McGlynn
St. George's Episcopal Church
George Hoadly
Davis
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Coal Mine Disaster Threatens 120 Trapped Miners
Nanaimo B C May 5 Two explosions rattle Vancouver Coal Company mine sending wood and lamps from the shaft. Fifteen rescued by late hour, but after damp overpowers rescuers. About 120 trapped, many with families awaiting grim fate. Mine extends beneath harbor waters with fear of further explosion. Endeavors to extinguish flame and resume air supply continue.
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Nanaimo
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Vancouver Coal Company
Jules Michel
No. 2
Michel
John Lynch
Samuel Hudson
Democratic State Convention Adopts Resolutions in Kentucky
Louisville May 5 The Democratic State convention resumed with Mr Carlisle in the chair. Taulbee objected to the pensions veto clause leading to a lively exchange with James McKenzie. The convention ignored Taulbee, adopting Carlisle and Watterson draft resolutions. Buckner was nominated for Governor by acclamation. James W Bryan of Covington named Lieutenant Governor on first ballot, with Hardin Mercer for attorney general Hewitt Hardin for auditor and Richard Tate Franklin for treasurer.
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Carlisle
Taubee
Cleveland
Taulbee
James McKenzie
Watterson
Simon Bolivar Buckner
James W. Bryan
Covington
P. W. Hardin
Mercer County
Lafayette Hewitt
Hardin
Richard Tate
Franklin
Resolutions Oppose Coercion Passes in Island Assembly
In Charlottetown on May 5 the Prince Edward Island House of Assembly passed a resolution expressing regret at Imperial Parliament plans for a stringent coercion law in Ireland. It supports Irish self government and local administration, noting PEI tenants as landowners, and directs the Speaker to send the resolution to Lord Salisbury Mr Gladstone and Mr Parnell.
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Canada
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West Virginia's New Senator Faulkner Elected on First Ballot
Charles James Faulkner of Martinsburg wins the U S Senate seat on the first ballot with fifty votes. The 40 year old lawyer is son of the late Charles Faulkner, a former Virginia and West Virginia congressman and Buchanan era minister to France. He has served as judge of the thirteenth judicial circuit and is noted as a capable, popular jurist. Boys clothing advertised at low prices today by G W Simmons & Co in Boston.
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Leader John Braham Leaves Boston for New York Casino
Boston bids farewell to John J. Braham, longtime Globe Theatre conductor, who has shaped the city’s musical stage for nearly two decades. Born into a famous English musical family, Braham’s career spans Adelphi, Howard Atheneum, Museum, Bijou, and numerous operettas. He helped originate Evangeline, Pippins, and many scores, while steering orchestras through fires, bankruptcies, and triumphant hits such as Ruddigore. His departure to New York promises further influence in American theatre.
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John
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Tony Poster
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Hanlon Brothers
Canada
Europe
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Troy
N. Y
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Edward Price
Fanny Davenport
Mrs. Illard
Young Ladies
Lingard
John Stetson
Adelphi Theatre
Mr. Lingard
Wrighton and Hill
Alice Dunning
Dickey
Adelphi
Mile. Morlacchi
Washington Street
Bedford
Central Court
Jordan, Marsh& Co
Old West End
Beacon Hill
Grand Opera Reel
The
Paris
Thomas Whiffen
John L. Halt
Emily Wiseman
Messrs. Rich & Stetson
Howard Atheneum
Longfellow
Graham
Rice
Lizzie. Webster
Philadelphia
Lillian Conway
Nat Goodwin
Harry Josephs
Willie Edouin
Alice Atherton
Lizzie Harold
Museum
E. N. Catlin
Park Theatre
Dr McGlynn Denies Times Interview Claims
Dr McGlynn reaffirmed that the New York Times interview contained untrue statements and that he never spoke of Blaine Corrigan intrigues or Archbishop Corrigan’s alleged hatred. The paper notes the report included other phrases he did not deny, and highlights his admission that Corrigan opposed Cleveland's election.
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Mr. Cleveland
Father Preston
Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Times
Dr. McGlynn
Hawley and Fairchild Reunite Over Cazenovia Roots
From the Syracuse Standard. Senator Joseph R. Hawley and Secretary of the Treasury Charles S. Fairchild recall boyhood days at Cazenovia Seminary. A local elder recalls Hawley rescuing the drenched Fairchild from the lake and the two meeting with warm, cordial memories of their youth in the village. The unnamed girl whose dress was soiled in smoothing the soaked child is remembered but her identity is lost to time.
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Syracuse Standard
Joseph R. Hawley
Cazenovia Seminary
Charles S. Fairchild
The
Treasury
Daniel Manning
Treasury Department
Joe Hawley
Baby Fairchild
Cazenovia
Old James homestead sale seals Tobey purchase
The James homestead once linked to Aaron Burr and its thirty two surrounding city lots were sold. The deed was filed in the register's office showing Nelson Chase Eliza Jamels Caryl and Julius H. Caryl as signers. The Harlem River site runs from Edgecomb road to Jumel terrace along One Hundred and Sixty second street, about 360 feet deep. Purchase price was 100000 dollars, made by Henry H. Tobey for Eben Sutton Jr of North Andover Massachusetts.
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N. ¥. Times
Harlem River
Renant
Edgecomb Road
Jumel Terrace
Property Syndicate Plans Remodel on Homestead Site
A representative of a syndicate seeks to improve the property for speculative purposes as the old homestead yields to newer construction. Mrs Chase, a daughter, and Mrs Caryl, a granddaughter of Mrs James, appear in the notes. Purchasers extended mortgages totaling 75 000 dollars, with 25 000 dollars cash changing hands in the transaction.
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Caryl
James
Boston Theatres Schedule Evening Performances Listed
Amusements section lists Hollis Street Theatre Evangeline Blokett Theatre Ruddigore Park Theatre Jim the Penman Boston Museum Richard Mansfield in A Persian Romance Tonight 8 pm Ham M. S Pinafore at Jean Theatre A Cold Day at Athenaeum Black Flag at Athenaeum and A Cold Day daily at 2 and 8 pm
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Hollis Street
Busy Saturday real estate and stock listings notice
Today events include Fruit Horatio Harris for 12 months and real estate deals by S R Knights at 5 p.m. Paintings by Leonard & Co. at 3 p.m. Saturday brings stocks by R L Day & Co. at 11 30 a.m. and stocks by Francis Henshaw & Co. at 12 p.m. Plants by Samuel Hatch Co. at 10 a.m. Real estate by Holbrook & Fox at 4 p.m.
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Horatio Harris
S. R. Knights
Leonard & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Samuel Hatch Co
Holbrook & Fox
Marriages in Boston and Surrounding Areas
In this city, May 5, Charles E. Gassett married M Gertrude Malvey. Also May 5 at St John s Rectory East Boston Birger C Lyndell wed Mary FE Allen both of Boston. May 4 Lexington Rev A Staple Fred C Saville to May Agnes Meloney, both of Lexington. May 8 Newell C Smith to Mary A Williams both of Boston. May 3 John Steele to Mary L Varson both of Boston.
Obituaries and Death Notices from May 1900s city page
List of deaths with locations and ages across Massachusetts and New York. Entries include Mary William Billings New York pneumonia Mary William Billings and Florence Dillaway child 7 years 6 months and multiple others with dates May 2 to May 8. Funeral notices for Hannah Hale and Cyrus Page and George Cabot Ward noted with dates and church or train details.
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Fogg
South Weymouth
Lydia Loring
Johbn S. Fogg
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Dorchester
Charles Lowell Fowle
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Nathaniel F. Frothingham
Green&e
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Samuel Greene
Hale
East Boston
Hannah K. Hale
New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
Hunt
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Morion
South Boston
Clara A. Morton
Ira A. Morton
Murray
New York
Adolphus N. Murray
Lynn
Cyrus Page
Congregational Church
Bedford
Mass
Lowell
M. Smyth
San Francisco
Anna M. Smyth
Talbot
South Scituate
Mary F
William H. Talbot
George Cabot Ward
Navy advertises bids for cruisers and gunboats contracts
The Department outlines construction plans for cruisers No. 1, 4, and 6 and gunboats No. 3 and 4, requiring domestic manufacture, specific speed guarantees with premiums and deductions, and site-bidding conditions across Pacific Gulf and Atlantic coasts. Proposals must prove capable United States plant access within three months of contract and must specify vessel build location.
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