American Oriental Society Holds Annual Meeting in Boston
The American Oriental Society met yesterday at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in the Atheneum building Beacon Street. Rev W H Ward new president presided afternoon session with Vice President A P Peabody and officers elected including D G Lyon and W Lanman. Several scholars from Harvard Yale Johns Hopkins and Hartford attended and papers on Egyptian and Assyrian subjects were read by Adler Barton Dickern and others.
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American Oriental Society
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Atheneum Building
Beacon Street
A. P. Peabody
D.D
W. H. Ward
J. B. Thayer
Harvard
William R. Harper
Yale
Selah Merrill
Andover
G. A. Barton
Elwell
Amherst
C. N. Toye
W. C. Winslow
Lysander Dickerman
Cyrus Adler
Johns Hopkins
C. &. Lanman
I. H. Hall
Metropolitan Museum
New York
D. G. Lyon
Dike
Bath
Theodore Dwight Woolsey
Fisk
Pp. Brewer
Grinnell
Frederick Gardiner
Middletown
Conn
Edward Cunningham
Milton
John Westall
Fall, River
William Wright
Cambridge
Eng
Richard Gottheil
Columbia
M. Bloomfield
Baltimore
J. P. Taylor
J. 15. Sherer
E. W. Hopkins
Burn Mawr
A. L. Frothingham
Princeton
Abbot
Willy M
Charles J. Goodwin
Dolius Hopkins
Skanda
Robert Harper
William K. Harper
Sennacherib
A. V. Williams Jackson
Columbia College
K. Kohler
New York City
Oliver ‘Turnbull Grane
Peiser
W. Max Muller
F.P. Ramsay
Wethersville
F. Cope
Whitehouse
Brooklyn
Joseph
Boston Nine Falls To Brooklyn In Slim Prospect Game
In Brooklyn at Eastern Park on May 7 the Boston Nine lost 4 to 8 to the Brooklyn Players’ League club. Daley pitched poorly for Boston and walked many as Murphy kept Philadelphia’s game pace steady. Brown shone for Boston with strong batting and fielding while Seery and Kinslow contributed.
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Bostons
P. L
Brooklyns
New York
Eastern Park
Brooklyn
Daley
Murphy
Brown
R. Bh.po. A. EF
Orr
Lis
Bro
McGeachy
Towl
Osions
Joyce
Bauer
Seery
Kinslow
Stovey
Nash
Waley
Grooklyns
Ward
Irwin
Contle
Brouthers
Balk
Barnes
Gaffney
Bee
Pitching and fielding notes from a local baseball game
Bases on balls credited to Daffy two and to Ryan Darling Han lon Wisner Corcoran Robinson. Strikeouts by Tener two and by Baldwin four. Double plays by Corcoran Robinson and Eckley fiastian Darling and Contskey. Passed ball Quinn. Wild pitches Tener and Baldwin two. Time 2 hours 26 minutes. Umpires Gunning and Siatthews.
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Daffy
Ryan
Darling
Hanlon
Wisner
Corcoran
Robinson
Tener
Baldwin
Eckley
Fiastian
Contskey
Quinn
Gunning
Siatthews
Marlboros beat Harvard 9 to 8 in dull field game on Holmes field
Harvard wore white uniforms with red stockings as Marlboros won 9 to 8. Both sides made costly errors, Dean and Soule drove in a Harvard run each, while Marlboros pounced on errors in the fifth to fill the bases and score four. Pitching mixed. Buckley and Howe used for Marlboros and Cummings for Harvard.
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Marlboros
Harvards
Harvard Nine
Holmes
Marlboro Nine
Dean
Cummings
Mason
Harvard
Soule
Fitz
Laverty
Trafford
Alward
LeacLawn
Usoule
Quinlan
Evana
Buckley
Howe
Jummings
Tome
Cumminngs
Quinlin
Upton
Wild
New Yorks Rally To Edge Phiadelphias In Extra Innings
The New York Brotherhoods beat the Phiadelphias 6 to 5 in ten innings after Slattery and Richardson sparked late offense. Cunningham and Millin worked tough, while Keefe and Brown provided hits and the winning run in the extra frame. Attendance was 1652 with 8 and 7 base hits for the teams respectively.
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NEW Yorks
P. L
Philadelphias
Philadelphia
New York Brotherhood
Slattery
Richardson
Brown
New York
Cunningham
Phiadelphias
Matteries
Millin
Keefe
Shannon
Forarty
Ripley
Griflin
Fogarty
Gere
Connor
Ciuimingham
Biruck Ont
Ly Cunningham
Donile
Shindle
Bhannon
Farrar
Thime
Ferguson and Holbert
Chicagoos and Pittsburgs Play Exciting League Game
May 7 in Chicago 1048 fans watched the Chicago and Pittsburg Players' League teams. The Chicagos, trailing 0 to 7 after eight innings, batted for five runs in the ninth to win 12 to 10. Earned runs favored the Chicagos 8 to 6 with Baldwin and Jarrell on the mound for Chicago and Tener and Quinn for Pittsburgh. Daily stole three bases, with Darling, Comiskey, and others contributing on the basepaths.
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Chicagos
PY. L
Pittsburgs
Curiaco
Chicago and
Pittsburg
Eorle
Pitteburgs
Vase Hite
Pittsburea
Chicaves
Vitlavurys
Batterla—Baldwin
Jarrell
Tener
Quinn
Chitagus
Fiiavutes G
Baldwin
Corcoran
Ily
Farrell
Bastian
Darling, Comiskey, Vauion
Kuehne
Cincinnatis
X. L
Caiiaco
Cooney
Burns
McPhee
Beard
Cincinnatos
Anson
Rhines
Coughilin
C.c.s
Chivagos
Batiertes
Kittreage
Raines
Harrington
O’' Brien
Mart
Methee
Carroll
Mullane
Holliday
Coughlin
Mehee
Reilly
Knight
Zacharias
New York Nine Triumphs Over Brooklyns At Washington Park
New York National Leaguers edged the Brooklyns 3 to 1 in a well played game at Washington Park. Rusie starred in pitching and fielding though base running limited the New Yorks to three runs. Cleveland overwhelmed Pittsburgh 5 to 4 as Beatin and Zimmer held the Pirates, while Baker shut down Cleveland’s offense for most of the game.
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NEW Yorks
N. L
Brooklyns
Brooklown
New York National League
Washington Park
Rusie
New York
Jtterles
Clark
Leery
Buckley
Karved
Strooklyns
O' Rien
Esterbrook
Russe
Collins
Burns
Corkhil
Tiernan
Brooklyn
Ulasscock
Bassett
Smith and Clark
Pilehen
Gliscock
Snd McDermott
Cleveland Players Defeat Buffalos In Cold City Match
In Cleveland on May 7 the Cleveland Players defeated the Buffalos 6 to 4 in a low-attendance game due to cold weather. Clevelands showed strong hitting with 11 runs, while Buffalos managed 7 hits and 4 errors. O'Brien and Sutcliffe worked the mound for Cleveland with Mack and Harned behind the plate. attendance reported around 40.
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Clevelands
P. L
Buffalos
Cleveland
Cleveland Players
Dbuffalos
O'Brien
Sutcliffe
Ferson
Mack
Harned
Kufflea
Radford
Sutcllife
Wice
Lelehanty
Sinffalos
White
Mick
Stoker
Larkin
Knight and Jones
Harvard Class Crews Rows Today From Longwood Bridge
Harvard Boat Club lists eight crews for the spring race at 4 p.m. The juniors are favored with two veterans from last year, Finlay and Longworth, while the seniors boast Herrick and Hartridge. Sophomores, freshmen, and their crews are also named with bow positions and coxswains. A final note covers the four oared scratch race winner: Dodge Bremer Page and DeB Page.
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Longwood Bridge
Union Boat House
Mill Dam
University
Finlay
Longworth
Herrick and Hartridge
Bow—W. Wells
Cambridge
K. B. Crowninshie
Boston
S—K. Tyson
Hoston
R. F. Herrick
Hoaston
J. Hartridge
Savannah
H. G. Vaughan
Camuridge
K. Fessenden
Moston
K. Lothrop
Beverly
C. L. Crehoe
Green and Bow
S. D. Parker
Rerreeee
L. A. Shaw
J. A. Blanchard
Hos On
F. Fitzhugh
Mt. Morris
N. Y
W. W. Randol
New Almaden
Cal
J. R. Finlay
Colorado Springs
Col
T—H. Tallint
Roxdupy
N. Longworth
Cimeinnati
W. J. Farquhar
Newto
Bow—C. R. Cheney
Wellesley
Lao G—J. C. Hubbard
W. B. Stews
J. C. Worter
Woston
G. F. Steedman
St. Louis
N. Rantoul
Salem
Q—I.h. Kidder
Brooklyn
R. G. Miller
New York
L. K. Wall
A. Nelson
Geneva
N.Y. C
W. C. Nichols
Buffalo
N. C
Harvard Boat Club
J. L. Dodge
Bremer
H. Deb. Page
E. M
Cycling Association
Chestnut Hill
E. F. Rogers
B. C. DeWoll
Pleasant Happenings in Somerville
The seventy first anniversary of Odd Fellowship was jointly celebrated by Oasis Lodge No 146 Somerville Encampment No 48 Independent Order Odd Fellows and Ivaloo Lodge No 7 Daughters of Rebekah in Union Hall Somerville Last evening A concert by the Ariel Quartette and Messrs Dudley Prescott and Frank G Reynolds humorists A large audience was present The last concert in the Somerville Young Men's Christian Association course took place last evening The programme featured D M Babeck J C Bartlett Edith Munroe Miss May Crawford Miss Kila M Chamberlain Miss Mary S Piper Miss Belle Brooks and G Mendail Taylor and daughter The advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming it overcomes tired feeling purifies blood improves appetite and strengthens Sold by druggists.
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Somerville
Odd Fellowship
Oasis Lodge
Independent Order Odd Fellows
Ivaloo Lodge No
Daughters of Rebekah
Union Hall
Ariel Quartette
Messrs
Dudley Prescott
Frank G. Reynolds
Somerville Young Men’s Christian Association
D. M. Babeck
J. C. Bartlett
Edith Munroe
May Crawford
Mis Kila M. Chamberlain
Mary S. Piper
Belle Brooks
G. Mendail Taylor
Atlanta University Seeks Funds to Sustain Important Institution
In a appeal dated May 7 1890 Boston leaders urge Liberal support for Atlanta University as it grapples with debt after Georgia cut annual aid. The school with over six hundred pupils and notable graduates faces a $8000 shortfall to finish the current year and continue its nonsectarian independent mission. Contributions can be sent to William Lloyd Garrison at 132 Federal Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
Atlanta University
South
Georgia
State of
Horace Bumstead
William Lloyd Garason
Federal Street
Boston
University
Prittirs Brooks
Grover A. Gornon
Brooke Herrero
Eoman D. Cheney
Grance G. Crocker
Willliam Lioup Garrison
Francis d. Garrison
ITS 105th CONVENTION OPENS IN TRINITY CHAPEL
The 106th convention of the Massachusetts Protestant Episcopal Church opened in Trinity Chapel. The Rev. Charles Arey preached. Bishop Paddock presided. Officers reelected included Rev. William Henry Brooks as secretary and Rev. Leander C. Manchester as assistant secretary. Treasurer’s report showed receipts of 2847 dollars 33 cents and expenses of 825 dollars 28 cents, a deficit of 407 dollars 95 cents. The bishop urged renewed missionary effort and noted new consecrations and church-building activity.
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Massachusetts Protestant Episcopal Church
Trinity Chapel
Charles Arey
D.D
Bishop Paddock
William Henry Brooks
Leander C. Manchester
Paddock
George R. Fiske
Charles Emory
Ira Cleveland
St. Paul's Church
Dedham
George %. Gray
Episcopal Theological School
B. R. Gifford
Wood’s Hall
Charles Wingate
Haverhill
Cambridge
St. John the Evangelist
Winthrop
Church of the Good Shepherd
Clinton
Church of the Messin
Boston
Jamess. Dow
General Convention
Episcopal City Mission
St. Barnabas
Falmouth
Hingham
Church of the — Ascension
Waltham
St. Mark’s
Worcester
Diocesan House
Episcopalian Club
New England Zion A M E Conference Opens in Cambridge
The forty fifth session of the New England Zion A M E churches met in Cambridge with Rev J W Hood of Fayetteville N C presiding. Secretary named Rev W K Bowen Providence R I assistant Rev Alfred Dugast Waterbury Conn and Rev GL Blackwell Cambridge compiler and minutes reporter J Dancy of Star of Zion served as reporter. Distinguished bishops and doctors discussed church conditions with Bishop Lomax Harris Petty and Dr J C Clinton among participants. Evening sermon by Rev H Savior of Bridgeport Conn titled Christ on the Water. Conference continues today.
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New England
Cambridge
J. W. Hood
D.D
Fayetteville
N.C
W. K. Bowen
Providence
R. I
Alfred Dugast
Waterbury
Church Organ
Tf. H. Lomax
North Carolina
J. R. Harris
Tennessee
C. C. Petty
Alabama
J. C. Clinton
South Carolina
H. ‘Savior
Bridgeport
Conn
Christ
Anniversary Fair Planned at Home for Aged Couples
A meeting at the Home for Aged Couples on Walnut Avenue Roxbury set plans for an anniversary celebration and fair in the third week of November at Horticultural Hall. Trustees listed church tables led by Mrs D W Kilburn and Mrs A G Paul Park Street Church and others with chairs Mrs Perley Morse Mrs Hiram Emery Shawmut Church and more. The trustees meet next Wednesday at 30 Union Park. Speeches will mark the home’s sixth anniversary by Governor Brackett Mayor Hart and several pastors led by Rev James De Normandie and Rev Arthur Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Horticultural Hall
Union
D. W. Kilburn
A. G. Paul
Park Street
Per
New Music Picks From Oliver Ditson and White Smith Co
A roundup of newly published selections including Monte Cristo Jr arrangements by Alexander Spencer and pieces by Theo D. C. Miller, Julian le Beent, J. W. Wheeler, and others. Also listed are Miss Eleanor W. Everest’s Album of Songs, various guitar and piano collections, and works by W. N. Manning, Mary Lee Demarest, Howard M. Dow, and more, with publishers White Smith Co and Oliver Ditson Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Ditson Company
Monte Cristo, Jr
Alexander Spencer
Theo, D. C. Miller
A. P. FH
Julian le Beent
Charles T. Sleeper
J. W. Wheeler
F. Moncrieff
Sterling Meri
Bemberg
Massenet
Bemberge
Eleanor W. Everest
J. 3. Masseder
W. Worowski
A. M. Zinn
Lingéenue
Arditi
Edmund Foster
Jules Jordan
Rose
Francois Behli
White, Smith & Co
CG. A. White
Les Courriers
Theodore Ritter
Faust
Meyer Lutz
W. Lewis
C. A. White
Swan
Arthur Moore
Fred Roberts
Tosti
la Musicale
A. White
Cornet
L Sheapbog
Concluding Fair Exercises Aid Working Boys Home
The closing events at Cotillion Hall drew a large crowd for a literary and musical program to support the Working Boys Home. About 500 pounds was raised to help relieve a mortgage on the building as Father Ford works to stabilize finances. William Dowling acted as marshal and William Devlin as floor director amid dancing into the early hours.
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Cotilion Hall
Father Ford
Willian Dowling
William Devlin
Tlour
Children Sewing Exhibition at Winthrop School
The Winthrop School children presented a winter sewing exhibit in the upper hall showing 2929 garments and 11465 buttonholes made during the year. Girls in the graduating class study dressmaking by measurement and drawing under Miss L Cummings with Mrs Brown assisting, guided by Principal Swan. Notables present included Mrs Hemenway Superintendent Seaver and wife and Mrs Alpheus ardy.
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Winthrop School
L Cummings
Brown
Swan
Hemenway
Seaver
Alpheus Ardy
Webster's Great Speech Critiqued at Genealogical Society
At New England Historic Genealogical Society in Boston the afternoon meeting featured James Schouler's elaborate critique of Daniel Webster's March 7 1850 Senate speech. The discussion noted Webster's stance on slaverys open access after the Mexican War and examined motives including ambition and union strategy. A letter from Webster to a reader was read, and three new members were elected, Arthur F Benson of Salem and C A Johnson with Frank G Shedd of East Jaffrey were named.
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New England Historic Genealogical Society
Somerset Street
James Schouler
Daniel Webster
Senate
Taylor
Mexico
Webster
Clay
United States
Republic
Winslow
Lincoln
Hubbard Winslow
Heston
D. Webster
William Barrows
Marshfield
Arthur F Benson
Salem
C. A. Johnson
Frank G. Shedd
East Jaffrey
City notes on banquets and gatherings in Boston
The Jefferson Club plans a banquet at Harvey Hotel Winthrop with speakers Bowdoin N Shepard Osborne Howes Jr and Josiah Quincy Jr among them A chess match between Harvard and Boston Chess Club at 33 Pemberton Square is announced Public events include a Brookline Union Hall performance by the Comedy Club and a Benificent Society meeting at the Conservatory of Music Mrs Julia Ward Howe presided Readings from Wide Awake and Concord reminiscences were shared Trustees Henry L Pierce and Frederick L Ames have agreed to receive Morse Japanese pottery fund subscriptions Nearly 30000 pledged toward a 80000 Morse collection sale to keep it in Boston and support Japanese art growth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Club
Harvey Hotel
Winthrop
Bowdoin N. Shepard
Osborne Howes, Jr
Josiah Quincy, Jr
Harvard
Boston
Boston Chess Club
Pemberton Square
Church of the Disciples
Union Hall
Brookline
Comedy Club
Benificent Society
Conservatory of Music
Julia Ward Howe
Concord
Daniel Lothrop
Henry L. Pierce
Frederick L. Ames
Morse
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Eac Otee
Japan
Open Bar Foe Leads Mass Citizens League Meeting
The Citizens Law and Order League of Massachusetts held its eighth annual meeting in Wesleyan Hall. The treasurer reported receipts of 12771.38 and expenditures of 12770.16, leaving 122. The Rev Dr Eliott offered resolutions urging lawmakers to oppose repealing the law restricting alcohol sales, asserting the aim to suppress saloons and prevent on premises drinking. Officers were elected including Elmer H Capen as president and Francis R Allen as treasurer, with an Alaska lecture by C G C Hine concluding the session.
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Citizens’ Law and Order League of Massachusetts
Wesleyan Hall
Eliott
Tippling Shop
Commonwealth
Elmer H. Capen
Rufus S. Frost
Alexander H. Rice
George Henry Quincy
D. Webster King
Ezra Farnsworth
Francis R. Allen
L. Edwin Dudley
Seymour L Hudgens
L. Edwin
Dudley
B. Johnson
Christopher KR. Eliot
J. Henry Blanchard
Charles I. Barry
J. Herbert Sawyer
Shapleigh
Edmund T. Eastman
Charles A. Koges
William G. Bell
John L. Whiting
Edward P. Wilbur
Oscar H. Sampson
J. & Whitcomb
George Nowell
Henry
Boston Merchants' Association Holds Lunch Meeting
The Boston Merchants' Association board met at Young's Hotel for a routine session with many topics. Weston Lewis was elected a delegate to the Boston Executive Business Association, succeeding Lane whose term ends October 1890. Members discussed a $1000 donation to the Grady monument fund and rail stock public auction legislation, with committees to report later. Names presented for membership include Thayer & Lincoln of Boston and Keene Bros. of Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Merchants’ Association
Young's Hotel
Weston Lewis
Boston Executive Business Association
Lane
Henry
Grady Monument Fund
Jerome Jones
Transportation Committee
Postal Committee
Boston
Postoffice Department
Messrs
Thayer & Lincoln
Keene Bros
Lynn
Carlsbad Salts Promoted by Doctors as Nature’s Remedy
Medical authorities oppose nostrums yet widely endorse Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as a natural cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles constipation gout and rheumatic ailments. Sold with city seal and Eisner & Mendelson Co. signature, Barclay Street address urged for pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Carlsbad
Carlsvad
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay &J
Latin School Association Elects Roster of Officers
The annual Boston Latin School Association meeting in the library on Warren Avenue reappointed the entire board. President Epes Sargent Dixwell returns, with Edward E Hale vice president, Grenville A Norcross secretary treasurer, and a committee including Jenks Haynes Allen Huddleston Green. Dixwell also donated a water color of the current school building and was lauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Latin School Association
Warren Avenue
Epes Sargent Dixwell
Eves Sargent Dixwell
A.M
Edward E. Hale
Henry F. Jenks
Henry W. Haynes
Willis B. Allen
John H. Huddleston
Charles M. Green
Dixwell
Loyal Legion elects Corse commander at Revere House
At the Loyal Legion annual meeting in Boston the ticket was elected: Commander Brevet Major General John M. Corse U S V senior vice commander Acting Volunteer Lieutenant C P Clark junior vice commander Brevet Colonel Henry Stone U S V recorder Colonel Arnold A Rand U S V registrar Captain H S Shurtleff U S V treasurer Brevet Major W P Shreve U S V chancellor Brevet Captain E N Whittier U S V chaplain Reverend Phillips Brooks D D About 260 persons attended.
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The
Loyal Legion
Revere House
John M. Corse
U.S.V
C. P. Clark
U.S. N
Henry Stone
Arnold A. Rand
H. 8. Shurtleff
W. P. Shreve
E. N. Whittier
Phillips Brooks
D.D
Gentlemen’s Association of
Union Congregational Church
Phorndike
Brunswick
John Phelps Taylor
Andover
Mary A. Smith
Milford
N.Y
A. H. Hotchkiss
New Haven
Conn
James Cunningham
Worcester
George C. Rand
Holgartown
C. Ui Brush
New York
H. G. Gilman
Springfield
Dr. H. 8. Thoore
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. J. Tilley
Amherst
Taunton
Edmund Rodman
New Bedford
G. W. Langdon
Clinton
Young’s
E. M. Barton
Chicago
Frank Russell
Pittsfield
James _B. Greig
George Goodwillie
Henry Alston
Trnidad
W. L. R. D. Robbins
Toronto
Rock Island
C. E. Harvey
C. W. White
Fairhaven
J. W. Gries
F. W. Robertson
Hinsdale
N. H
Laconta
J. G. Davis
Lee
C. H. Nelson
Waterville
Edward Austin
Effingham
Ill
William Austin
Emporia
Kan
T. J. Southard
Richmond
W.H. Robinson
W. P. Alger
Crawford
True
Lebanon
J. 8. Shepard
Castine
W. M. Tupper
Nantucket
R. B. Willard
Newport
N. J
J. W. Lee
Porilana
Election of Commanding Officer for Naval Battalion
Last evening at the State House Adjutant General quarters commissioned officers of the Naval Battalion elected Commodore John C. Soley of the Massachusetts Yacht Club as commanding officer by unanimous ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Soley
Naval Battalion
Adjutant- General’s
State House
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Duffy's Pure Malt Sold as Health Cure in Water Ad
An old advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt as a health remedy for impure water. It claims physicians and scientists approve pure whiskey with water to Purge germs and restore health, warning against imitations and inferior bottled products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Duffy
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Spee
Edward III
London
England
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Koston
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Bright
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Oak Grove Farm Gate
Washington St
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Robert Browning
Chickering Hall
Muleykeh
Azabah
J. Latham
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Aan Ponte Dell’ Angelo
Venice
H. G. Osburn
Ayia
Edna Howard Upata
Grosvenor M. Robinson
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