Plans For The Convention In Boston By Christian Endeavor
Boston city government mobilizes to support the Christian Endeavor convention with public buildings open for inspection and full police coverage. Public Garden decorated with Endeavor colors. two 10 000 seat tents fashioned like Cleveland’s benches. Noonday prayer meetings to be held in shops and factories led by Rev James L Hill with Evangelist Dwight L. Moody assisting.
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Christian Endeavor
Boston
Olce
Guy Forester Doogue
James L. Hill
International Youth Meeting Plans Unfold in Boston
Delegates will form into bands of about twenty with a leader and a Boston deavorer as guide. Juniors meet Saturday afternoon in Mechanics Hall with a special Junior chorus of around four hundred voices. Mrs Francis BE Clark oversees arrangements and will preside. A notable feature includes several hundred children in costumes representing nations worldwide.
Real estate offers attract buyers on dry healthy land
Land buyers are offered sites by Robert Paine, John H. Storer, and R. T. Paine Jr. With population and valuation rising three times city average, 100 lots priced at 20 cents a foot and many improvements free. Stone offers, cellars dug free, $10 down, low taxes, no interest, in a strong investment opportunity.
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Robert Paine
John H. Storer
R. T. Paine, Jr
Oyme
FIGHTING JOE HOOKER HONORED IN HADLEY REUNION
May 7 Hadley held a large Hooker reunion in a canvas tent near the birthplace of General Hooker. A parade and ceremonies opened in Hadley with townspeople expressing loyalty to the veteran soldiers and reflecting Massachusetts pride in the Civil War era leader.
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Hadley
Hooker
General Hooker
Northampton
Masses honor Joseph Hooker birthplace with statewide tribute
Veterans parade through Meadow City honor Major General Joseph Hooker, Connecticut Valley towns sending procession to Hadley. A crowded program includes remarks by Adjutant General Dalton, General Tremaine, and General Sickles, who presents Hooker portrait to Hadley.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised by Lowell Druggist
Frederick T Fay, proprietor of the Carleton & Hovey drug store in Lowell since 1827, declares Hood's Sarsaparilla the best selling medicine and the leading blood purifier. He notes its sales exceed competitors five to one and cites repeat customer testimonials of its benefits.
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Frederick T Fay
Lowell
Carleton & Hovey
Hooker Memorial Address Recalls Civil War Leader’s Valor
General Hooker honored in a Connecticut valley ceremony with talks by General Tremaine and General J. W. Kimball. The address praised Hooker’s swift army restoration, discipline, and patriotism after the Potomac command, followed by music, a special song, and box lunches. Relatives of Hooker attended, including Colonel Joseph Hooker and several second cousins from Ware and Hadley.
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Commonwealth
Boston
Marblehead
Lexington
Connecticut Valley
Union
Massachusetts
Old Bay
Hooker
Sickles
Third Army
Lincoln
Old Commonwealth
General Hooker
Franklin Bonney
Connecticut
Tremaine
Army of the Potomac
J. W. Kimball
Greenhalze
Reveille
Clarence E. Hawkes
Thomas Chambury
Hooker House
Joseph Hooker
Chicago
Mary S. Treadwell
Watertown
N. Y
H. M. Hooker
J. H. Grenville Gilbert
Ware
Mass
Edward H. Gilbert
Joseph H. Hinsdale
Pittsfield
Edwin Seymour
Hadley
Edward Hooker
Jubilee Af loat at Quincy After Crane Breaks
Jubilee, the cup defender, was pulled off a broken cradle yesterday morning at Quincy. She escaped serious damage with only dented lead and broken foot ropes. Captain Newcomb maneuvered to avoid collision and saved the hull from strain.
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Quincy
Jubilee
Pharmacy Fair Highlights and Lectures At Mystery Hall
Mrs Jenness Miller drew a dense crowd with her proper living costumes while Miss C C Bedford spoke on concentrated foods and infant feeding. Dr William Cheney discussed The Mouth and Dr Samuel Appleton on Hygiene of the Feet. Mystery Hall opens a free optical illusion exhibit and Delorme’s Le Forghone the Blacksmith joins the art display. Connecticut expected to send large delegations today with a Norwich stone excursion planned.
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Jenness Miller
C. C. Bedford
William Cheney
Ladies’ Physiological Institute
Samuel Appleton
Delorme
Connecticut
Norwich
Pope Reproaches Cardinal For Toast To Crispi
In Rome on May 7 the Pope summoned Cardinal Hohenlohe to the Vatican after a toast to Premier Crispi at Baron Blanc's residence. The exchange was sharp with the Pope demanding an apology for the toast, while the cardinal defended the church’s aims and refused to promise a statement.
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Rome
Cardinal Hohenlohe
Vatican
Crispi
Baron Blanc
Hohenlohe
Trinity Church Wedding of Ellen Pomeroy and Albert Reed
Miss Ellen Wilshire Pomeroy wed Albert Reed in Trinity Church with Rev. E Winchester Donald officiating. The bride wore cream-white satin duchesse with lace details and a tulle veil, attended by bridesmaids Frances Pomeroy and Grace E Allen. Best man was Latham Gallup Reed. ushers included Leonard D Ahl and D Augustus Clarkson among others. A breakfast followed at Mrs Daniel Ahl’s residence.
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Ellen Wilshire Pomeroy
James P. Pomeroy
Albert Reed
New York
Trinity Church
E. Winchester Donald
D. D
Latham Gallup Reed
Frances Pomeroy
Grace E. Allen
Saybrook
Conn
Catherine Mermet
Horatio Whitney
Mendelssohn
Daniel Ahl
Commonwealth Avenue
Ward Committee Tickets Change as Withdrawals Resume Caucus Fight
The Democratic city committee filed ward ticket changes with City Clerk Galvin ahead of next week’s caucuses. withdrawals touched Ward 1 3 4 12 16 18 20 23 with replacements and two tickets remaining in some wards, leaving vacancies and a lone challenger against regular tickets.
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James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Galvin
Donovan
Martin H. Dalton
Wara 1
James H. Waters
Daniel M. Hayden
Doherty
Wara 3
John H. Phillips
Edward A. Welsh
Waters
Hayden
John F. Desmond
Charles McCarthy
William H. Quigley
John J. Hoey
John Quinn
Daniel M. Driscoll
Quinn
Scratcher
M. W. Norris
Charles J. Mansfield
Crowley
Alderman Dever
Charles I. Quirk
Messrs. Fallon
O'Leary
Brooks
Proctor
Patrick M. Keating
Cambridge Honors Ex Mayor Alger At Funeral Service
The funeral of Hon. Alpheus B. Alger ex mayor of Cambridge was held at Massachusetts Avenue Universalist Church at 12 30 PM with a private service at his home beforehand. Delegations from city hall and numerous organizations attended as officials in mass were present. Burial was in the family lot at Lowell.
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Alpheus. B. Alger
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue Universalist
Thag City Hall
Red Men
Masonic Lodges
Odd Fellows
Knights Templara
Arlington Boat ‘Club
Mayors’ Club
Taylor ‘Club
Horace D. Litchfield
F. L. Pratt
William E. Hutchings
Richard W.sutton
Charles Jones
C. W. Biddle
Charles A. Skinner
Mendelssohn
Dr. Biddle
Nicaragua Canal Board Arrives at Mobile
Bound for Greytown the Nicaragua canal board under Colonel William Luddow U.S.A. M T Endicott U S N and Alfred Noble of Chicago arrived in Mobile this morning and departed on the cruiser Montgomery this afternoon.
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Mobile
Nicaragua Canal Board
William Ludlow
U.S. A
M. T. Endicott
Alfred Noble
Chicago
Montgomery
Greytown
American Wringer Co Ad Offers Wees Meta Beds and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co of 13 and 15 Broadway Extension lists city manufacture of wees ameta beds and carpet sweepers with wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to and telephone contact provided.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway
Extension
Boston Central Labor Union Founded In 1878 Formation Recalls Origin
The Boston Central Labor Union marks seven teen years since its 1878 Sherman House founding. Origin traced to the Typographical Union and figures John Vincent George Perry and Michael Walsh chaired by the latter. Delegates from hats printers cigarmakers iron moulders harness makers and tailors joined to form a consolidated body with monthly dues level and nine delegates per affiliated union.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Sherman House
Tradts
Typographical Union
John Vincent
The
Herald
George Perry
Globe
Michael Walsh
Messrs
Vincent
Perry
Clarke
Upham
Trayes
Hatters
Boston
Cambridge
Boston C. S. A
John F. O'Sullivan
Fishermen’s Union
Richard N. Garrity
Virginia Students Fly South to Fight for Cuba
Two 18 year old sons of Alexandria socialites left University of Virginia to join the Cuban struggle. They sailed on the Yumuri April 27 from New York, armed with a revolver and a rifle. At Havana they were met by Spanish soldiers who seized their arms and blocked landing, then transferred to the Seneca for surveillance during the voyage back to New York.
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New York
Alexandria
Virginia
Havana
Ward Line
Yumuri
Gordon Thomas
Travers Harmon
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
East River
Thomas
Seneca
Cuba
Mexico
Preparations Underway for President at Gray Gables
A complete executive office will be set up at Gray Gables for the President this summer. Private Secretary Thurber will stay close to facilitate daily work. Public business will be handled from the White House, with notices sent there for announcements, to avoid officials needing to attend Gray Gables.
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Washington
Gray Gables
Buzzard’s Bay
Thurber
Buzzard's Bay
White House
New York Captain Attempts Suicide in Fall River
Charles Wilson 58 Market Street New York says he captained the Alice Archer from Rio Janeiro. He used a 38 caliber revolver and cut clothing marks to avoid identification. His doctor reports he cannot live. bullet in left breast causing hemorrhages.
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Fall River
Charles Wilson
Market Street
New York
Alice Archer
Rio Janeiro
David Deardon
Wall Street
West Sixteenth Street
Puritan
Regal Shoe Health Claim Promises Comfort at Three Dollars
The Regal Shoe, made in Brockton Mass, is advertised as the ultimate comfort footwear costing three dollars. It claims finish and quality rivaling five dollar shoes and promotes health benefits through proper footwear.
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Brockton, Mass
Vessels sail for Africa as harbor life buzzes with arrivals
The Nellie E. Rumball sails for Elmina with 725 puncheons of new rum while H. E. Thompson loads for Africa. Steam yacht Dora anchors off New York docks. government cutters fill harbor space. The Plant Investment Co plans a 3000-ton steamer with 120 staterooms, aiming for summer Arctic routes and winter southern passages. The Oli vette heads to Boston for dry dock and Port Hawkesbury voyages. Big Bonanza sails from Baltimore for San Francisco but returns after trouble. A distant fire on a two-masted schooner is reported near the Runi’s Liverpool passage.
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Nellie E. Rumball
Elmina
H. E. Thompson
Lewis Wharf
Africa
New England
Dora
Lockwood's
New York
Government Revenue
Dallas
Dexter
Woodbury
Coast Survey
Eagle
Geranium
Constitution Wharf
William Woolley
Clark
William Sprague
George Taylor
Mermaid
Atlantic Yacht Club
Commercial Wharf
Fall River
John F. Hayden
Baltimore
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Plant Investment Company
Kansas City
Ocean Steamship Company
Savannah
Plant
Olivette
Hanlon
Port Tampa
Fla
Boston
Port Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Florida
Bergman
San Francisco
Cape Henry
Hampton Roads
Pennwood
White Star
Runi
Liverpool
Wandering Westfield Man Detained in Hartford
Arthur D. Rising aged 23, described as crazy, wandered from Westfield Massachusetts and was found on Main Street Hartford this morning. Police notified, he will be held for an officer from Westfield. He stated he had walked here and had not shown violence.
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Hartford
Conn
Arthur D. Rising
Westfield
Mass
Main Street
Reed Pomeroy wedding at Trinity Church Boston
Ella Wilshire Pomeroy daughter of James P Pomeroy of Boston wed Sylvanus Albert Reed of New York in a noon ceremony Tuesday at Trinity Church Boston performed by Rev E Winchester Donald D D.
Obituary notices from Charlestown and surrounding areas
Death notices and funeral details for John W. Hamilton Nancy J. Green Mary E. Misener Edwin B. Pratt Thomas Randall Alfred Reed Charles H. Taylor Sarah B. Tidd with ages and burial plans listed for each, including locations in Wolfville Charlestown Roxbury Quincy Jamaica Plain and North Woburn.
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Hamilton
Wolfville
N. S
John W. Hamilton
General Banks
Copeland Street
Pratt
Quincy
Edwin B. Pratt
Hancock Street
RAND
Thomas ¥. Randall
Reed
Ince City
Alfred. M. Reed
Taylor
Jamaica Plain
Charles H. Taylor
Green Street
Marshfield
Mass
Tidd
Sarah B. Tidd
Marshall Tidd
North Woburn
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Meeting House Hill
Summer Streets
Bowdoin Street
Norton Street
Holbrook & Company
Joe Hooker
Third Corps of Veterans
Meadow City
Main
Elm Street
Joseph Band
Thomas H. Dunham
T. W. C. Rhodes
W. A. Smith
E. P. Hall
Thomas Henry
W. L. Baker
State College Band
W. M. Dickinson
Third Army Corps
Cheney McKeever
E. L. Stanton
Amherst
E. K. Wilcox
Springfield
Sons of Veterans Drum Corps of
Holyoke
Kilpatrick
George C. Strong
Third Corps
O. W. Prouty
William Plimley
Dalton
Henry E. Tremaine
J. H. Jewett
General Sickles
Lee O. W. Prouty
America
Yonder House
Plimley
Corps
Hfe
Third Army Corps Union
DR. Bonney
Grand Army of the Republic
H. E. Tremaine
Bay
Bera
Joe” Hooker
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Trinity
Alger
Nicaragua
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