Extradition Ordered in Amero Case Judge Savary's Remarks Stir Doubts
Special Despatch reports Judge Savary's decision in the Amero case at Dieppy Nova Scotia. He commits the prisoner under the act with 15 days to apply for habeas corpus discharge before transfer to the United States. The judge voiced grave doubts about the prisoner's guilt and questioned Miss Stowe's testimony while condemning US counsel's handling and noting potential evidentiary damage from the accused's mother.
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Boston Post
Dieepy
N.S
Savary
United States
McElhaney
Miss Stowe
Italian Lieutenant Bettini Seeks Life After Self Inflicted Wound
Lieut Gianini Bettini of the Italian army lies in a St Luke's hospital room in a hopeful condition after a self inflicted pistol shot at 5 West Fifty seventh street. He avoids discussing his troubles with most, telling only a few intimate friends and the Italian consul. He is under arrest for the act but his status is being kept from him. medical officials fear blood poisoning and a ball remains near the heart, with recovery expected to take six to eight weeks.
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New York
Gianini Bettini
West Fifty-seventh Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Evening Telegram
Chevalier Secchi de Casali
Eco d’Italia
Marblehead Shoemakers to be Given an Opportunity to Return to Work
Marblehead Mass May 16 at a shoe manufacturers meeting it was unanimously voted to open factories on Thursday giving employers a chance to return to work. This ends the lockout and suggests an amicable settlement between manufacturers and workers. In Philadelphia forty five Maine ship carpenters arrived to work in city and Camden shipyards contracted at $3 per day for six months.
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Marblehead
Boston Post
Mass
Maine
Philadelphia
Vortiend
Camden
Disgraceful story of corruption in 1880 campaign
Special correspondence outlines a alleged scheme to raise 100000 for Garfield and Arthur by Gould using Reid to secure a Supreme Court seat. The piece argues Republicans weaponize factional rivalry, noting Hatton versus Reid as emblematic of deeper party hostility and the peril of exposing party secrets.
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Supreme Bench
Boston Post
Washington
National Republican
Whitelaw Reid
Jacob
Mr. Reid
Garfield
Maine
Morton
Wall Street
Grant
Conkling
Gould
Reid
Fiske
White House
Matthews
J. Hatton
Whitean Reid
Republican Fund
Hatton
Republican Party
Mr. Hatton
Hook
Crook
United States
Supreme Court
Garfield Section
Arthur
Erin
Sullivan to meet Mitchell with no gloves eyed in Philly
A Philadelphia plan seeks a Sullivan versus Mitchell bout with no gloves under same rules as Monday and secrecy due to legal issues. Wilmington is suggested if Philadelphia falls through and talks of a Cleary matchup are deemed unlikely. Cleary challenges Mitchell and vows to win, while a meeting in Philadelphia is to be held to discuss both Mitchell Sullivan and Cleary options.
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New York
Philadelphia
Evening Telegram
Sullivan
Mitchell
Wilmington
Del
Cleary
Paherine
Mitchell-Sullivan
Fifth Army Corps Extends Thanks for Porter Justice
The Fifth Army Corps adopted a resolution in Washington on May 16 praising President Arthur the Senate General Grant and Messrs Sewall and McPherson of New Jersey for their efforts to secure justice for Fitz John Porter. The resolution passed unanimously amid enthusiastic cheering.
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Washington
Fifth Army Corps
Arthur
Senate
Gen. Grant
Messrs
Sewall and
McPherson
New Jersey
Fitz John Porter
Thomas L. Jones Leads for Governor at Kentucky Dem Convention
Louisville May 16. At the Democratic state convention one ballot was cast with no choice. Thomas L. Jones led with 2054 votes while Knott Isle Buckner and Jacob trailed, with 1433 and 901 respectively and dwssley at 110.
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Thomas L. Jones
Louisville
Jones
Knott Isle
Buckner
Jacob
Dwssley
Tornadoes devastate Montana and Midwest regions
A tornado eight miles south of Butte Montana leveled dwellings and trees, blew down 500 feet of a basin flume, injuring six workers with one fatality. Additional storms isolated Stevenson North Dakota cutting lines and fuel scarce. Reports from Indiana and Ohio describe a cyclone 12 miles long near Connersville ending at Waterloo with most houses destroyed.
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Butte, Mont
Stevenson, Dak
Indiana
Ohio
Connersville
Ind
Waterloo
Gaugers limit whiskey exports from Newport News to Bermuda
Washington May 16 The current gauger force at Newport News Virginia will impede exporting whiskey to Bermuda. Exporters have arrangements to ship 5000 to 10000 barrels monthly but the gauge staff can process only about 70 barrels a day. The issue will be raised with Secretary Folger.
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Custom House
Newport News
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Folger
Fire damages and incidents in Boston area tenement and firms
An alarm from box 569 reported a blaze in a Washington Street tenement in Brighton owned by Henry Sprague. occupants Morris Kelly, Patrick Murtaugh, Richard Brennie, and Irving Galloway faced about $800 in damages. A second fire at Bardwell Anderson & Co. on Sumner Street caused minor damage by spontaneous combustion. A third fire in an East Springfield barn near Albany Street, owned by William J. R. Evans, caused limited damage and an incendiary suspicion. Capt. Abbott was injured in the response. Brief reports note farmstead and outbuildings losses on North Hero Island, Lake Champlain, with substantial totals and livestock losses, plus a large canal barn fire in West Troy with multiple animal fatalities.
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Henry Sprague
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Hughes
Division 9
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Albany Street
William J. R. Evans
Tremont Street
Samuel Abbott
Protective Department
Albany
St. Albans
David Dodds
North Hero
Lake Champlain
Troy
N. Y
West Troy
Banquet Honors Boston Railroad President Nickerson
City of Mexico May 16 A grand banquet was held for Mr Nickerson of Boston president of the Mexican Central railroad Speeches were given in Spanish by Gen Diaz and Senors Morescal and Rabia and in English by Mr Nickerson President Gonzales asked Congress for authority to settle public debts and for permission to increase import duties five percent
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National Jockey Club Spring Meet Day Two At Ivy City
The second day at Ivy City for the National Jockey Club spring meeting was brighter with better weather, a fair track, and improved conditions compared to opening day. Spectators reported a lively mood as races proceeded under clear skies.
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National Jockey Club
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Army of the Potomac reunion opens in Washington
The fourteenth annual Army of the Potomac reunion began in Washington with a parade on Pennsylvania Avenue led by Gen Ayers. Maj. Gen. George Merrill of Lawrence attended, and President Arthur reviewed the procession. Officers were elected for the coming year, including Gen Newton as president, and a new Association of Union Army Paymasters organized with Gen Bryce as president. Evening programs featured Judge Edmonds, Gen Sherman, poet Townshend, Maj Maginnis, and remarks by Generals Webb Slocum and Beaver.
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Maj. Bullard
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Joseph Steiner
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George D. Ruggies
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M. T. MecMahon
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George H. Sharpe
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Pennsylvania
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Dunn murder trial adjourns as defense rests. case may go to jury
CuHicanco May 16 Col Munn closed his argument for the defense at the 1 o’clock adjournment in the Jerry Dunn murder trial. Emory A Storrs spoke later for the defense this afternoon, and it is probable the case will go to the jury tomorrow night.
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Jerry Dunn
Col. Munn
Emory A. Storrs
Butler letter urged Black voters to seek honest leaders
Vicksburg Mississippi May 16 The Herald reports a forthcoming Governor Butler letter from Massachusetts to a prominent colored politician advising negro voters to ignore party lines and support just and tried men for office.
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Illinois Licenses Fixed For Beer And Whiskey
Illinois house fixes beer licenses at 250 dollars and whiskey licenses at 500 dollars. News items mention billiards results, weather damage in Ohio and Virginia, and various political and legal notes across the United States.
Bitter Republican split haunts New Hampshire senatorial race
Special correspondence from Concord NH surveys a bitter contest among Republican factions over the senatorship and a tangled railroad agenda. It notes uncertainty about whether one or two senators will be elected, outlines consolidation schemes, secretary Chandler's opposition, and a busy rail season with summer travel, cottages, and regional development. The piece also mentions local civic items and political figures tied to the turmoil.
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New England Agricultural Society
Manchester
New England
Maurice F. Holahan
New York State Senate
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Peterboro
Rockingham County Sunday School Association
Portsmouth
Gonic
Goffstown
E. T. Lyford
Billerica
Mass
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Keene
William Clark
Claremont
Sullivan
Tilton
C. F. Holbrook
Newport
Baptist Church
Hallowell
Grafton Centre
Yale Freshmen Lose a Race by Accident in New Haven
The Yale races drew a large crowd in New Haven on May 16. In the junior sophomore freshmen clash the steamer C. H. Northam disrupted the event, preventing official times. The juniors finished two lengths ahead of the freshmen, who led early by one boat length, with the sophomores five lengths back. Coxswain W. B. Goodwin of Biddeford, Me drew notable attention.
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Yale
C. H. Northam
New York and
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Biddeford
Young man shoots woman in South End then surrenders
In the South End around 4 P.M. Wednesday, Harry F. Watson fired at May Appleton and Miss Annie Lawrence during a confrontation at 14 Ashland Place. Appleton was wounded in the back and Lawrence restrained Watson as he fled. Watson surrendered after 8 P.M. and was jailed. the revolver is missing, believed a 32-caliber. Watson, 23, a Herald clerk, reportedly acted from jealousy.
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Harry F. Watson
Herald Office
Ashland Place
Annie Lawrence
Miss Appleton
Miss Lawrence
Watson
Gardiner
Ham
Minneapolis
Herald
City officials dismiss two clerks over coupon fraud losses
New York Comptroller Campbell removed disbursing clerk William C Emmett and assistant Frank Forrester for neglecting to cancel city band coupons, linked to Carroll's alleged theft from the treasury. Ex Comptroller Kelly reportedly sent an $18,000 reimbursement to the mayor. Also noted are multiple arraignments, a quash motion in a liquor tax case, and loss of Captain McIntyre's bonds. The Staten Island ferry franchise sale to Erastus Wiman earns $250,000. Columbia College graduates include G F Roberts and J H Newcomb. Charles Francis admits robbing Father Rogers of Boston.
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William C. Emmett
Frank Forrester
Comptroller’s
Carroll
John Kelly
Kelly
Franklin M. Braggy
James J. Martin
Peter Ratell
Charles Parks
Henry Whalen
Whalen
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Sherman
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Staten Island
the Battery
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Commeodore Vanderbilt
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Medical Department
Columbia College
G. F. Roberts
New Hampshire
J. H. Newcomb
Connecticut
Father Rogers
Boston
Charles Francis
Notable figures sail and recoveries noted in transit
Senator Anthony remains unchanged in condition while Hon J P Danworth plans a three week Atlantic voyage. Gen J L Donaldson and wife stay at Hotel Vendome in Baltimore. Louis H Ayme American consul at Merida Yucatan visits Crawford House. Jefferson Davis improves Wednesday and is not in peril. Ex Gov Coburn of Maine proposes Skowhegan public park with a landscape laid out. President Soto of Honduras seeks US travel funds of 50000. Mrs Emily L McLaughlin to lecture on temperance at Lasell May 20. Col John A Cockerill to head the World in New York after self defense shooting. Ex Gov Frederick Smyth returns home from grand tour. Conductor Orrin Hamilton ill on Boston and Maine train, bleeding. Capt WS McIntyre reports heavy cash and valuables on hand. J D McBeath named New England passenger agent for lines in New England.
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Houston
Europe
J. L. Donaldson
Baltimore
Hotel Vendome
Louis H. Ayme
Merida
Yucatan
Crawford House
Jefferson Davis
Coburn
Maine
Skowhegan
President Soto
Honduras
United States
Haseen
Emily L. McLaughlin
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
John A. Cockerill
WS. McIntyre
New York
J. D. McBeath
New England
New Brunswick
Legislature considers mortgage foreclosure bill in stalled vote
In the senate the probate and chancery committee reported its bills on Essex judges salary rise to 3000 and funds to creditors, while the foreclosure of mortgages bill failed 14 to 15 after debate. Tufts criticized election-day interference. McGeough argued against nuisance and ballot scratching. The measure was postponed to tomorrow. other orders and engrossed bills on prisons, schools, and transfers were noted.
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Probate and Chancery
County of
Essex
Commonwealth
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Bruce
Middlesex
Sayward
McGeough
Suffolk
Yeas
Allen
Plymouth
Bradley
Crocker
Gilmore
Johnson
Worcester
Livermore
Locke
Loring
Randall
Bristol
Sherburne
Tufts
Yells
Barrus
Bates
Cutler
Drake
Freeman
Galvin
Gerry
Hitchcock
McFarlin
Parker
Pratt
Steele
Charlestown
Concord
International Trust Company
Superior Court
Monson
State Reform School
Westboro
Boston
Plymouth County
House of Correction
Rowe
Boston House discusses county estimates and alderman elections
The House considered county estimates with no legislation needed, accepted an order for 3000 extra copies of the state board of agriculture report, and moved to recon sider an excise tax dispute on life insurance. A Boston capital company bill was amended on loan limits and interest, while other measures on water company, sailors quota, and alderman elections in Boston and other cities were debated and provisionally ordered engrossed or rejected.
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Lakeville
State Board of Agriculture
Parker
Lynn
Boardman
Boston
House
Richardson
Salem
Boston Special Capital Company
Dbill
Naumkeag Water Company
Committee On
Gustavus Percival
Massachusetts
Fennessy
Goye
Ernst
Republican Party
Gliner
Somerville
Kingsley
Cambridge
Randall
New Bedford
Worcester
Yeas
Bay State Telephone Company
Committee On Rules
Annual Spring Drill of the Fifth Regiment Lawrence Light Infantry
The Fifth Regiment Lawrence Light Infantry held its annual spring drill on the common with 283 men in the forenoon and more by afternoon. Col Bancroft led, officers present included Adjt. Gen. Dalton and Brig. Gen. Wales. Afternoon drills improved, while a related Casino entertainment drew criticism for lack of Ninth Regiment officers and poorer funds. Capt. Bolan remains optimistic. Lawrence reports funds will be raised for Nashville departure next Saturday.
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Lawrence Light Infantry
Pemberton Square
W.A. Bancroft
G. T. Sears
Adjt
Dalton
Stevens
Cilley
Nat. Wales
Ninth Regiment
Bolan
Lawrence
Nashville
Knights of Pythias meet in Lewiston with 75 initiated
The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias convened in Lewiston on Wednesday afternoon and initiated 75 members. Gov Robie and council visited the state prison that day and attended a camp fire in Rockland in the evening.
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Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Lewiston
Spen
Robie
Council
Rockland
John Senate
Augusta Almshouse
Richmond
Myra Moore
Hermon
Dpixmont
O’ Leary
North Anson
Androscoggin
Androzcoggim County
Concord church addition planned with 12600 cost
A new addition to Rev Fr Barry's church at Concord is slated to cost 12600 dollars. A Portsmouth citizens committee voted Wednesday night to petition the city for a 3000 dollar Fourth of July appropriation. Jeremiah Banfield of Fremont was tried in Exeter on eight liquor charges and remains held on 1600 dollar bonds for supreme court appearance. Walter Whittier at Franklin woollen mills lost left hand fingers in a machine, needing amputation. The Dover Free Hill Baptists met with many churches represented. Burglary struck Concord homes of J E Fernald, T B Comins, and O L Blackwood with cash and goods stolen, including a 200 dollar cash loss and a gold watch. Florence Burton, missing banker’s daughter, was found in Milwaukee. she was returning home after being abandoned by Fred L Bixby, who her father says he will shoot on sight.
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Concord
Citizens
Portsmouth
Jeremiah Banfield
Fremont
Exeter
Supreme Court
Walter Whittier
Franklin Woollen Mills
Rockingham
Free Hill Baptists
Strafford
Washington Street
Dover
J. E. Fernald
Thomas B. Comins
O. L. Blackwood
Pittsfield Shows Population Rise and Tax Changes
Pittsfield grows at about two thousand residents yearly while county tax for Springfield rises to 41450 this year from 39403 in 1882. The report notes multiple local events including a Springfield insanity adjudication, Natick cave discovery, a Brockton assault fine, and military movements with Company F, ninth regiment set to depart for Nashville.
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Springfield
Dwight W. Thurber
Northampton
Natick
Brockton
James Burke
Jabez H. Merrill
Stone Mason
Federal Street
Salem
Horatio G. Knight
East Hampton
Rey
Stephen Adams
Lowell
New Hampton
Iowa
Haverhill
N.H
Colebrook
N. H
Beloit
Wis
Harvard cyclists host fourth annual Beacon Park meet
The Harvard Bicycle Club held its fourth annual meeting at Beacon Park with judges R B Moffat and A D Claflin. Yale rider L B Hamilton won the one mile race. Sabin of Boston won the five mile event with Maverick and Bickford following. Norton of Harvard won the three mile race, while Bigelow led in the half mile and Hendee of Springfield topped the 1 mile race in 3 minutes 11 2 5 seconds.
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A. D. Claflin
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A. L. Estabrook
L. B. Hamilton
Yale
A. Bigelow
Harvards
Sabin
G. H. R. Hendee
Springeld
Norton
Hosmer
Boston
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Lombard
J. E. Davis
Bigelow
Hitchcock
Andovers
Maverick
Hemmenway
Train car theft and assault report in West Newton
Franklin McLean reports a $10 theft from his room on Tuesday. Stephen Doherty of Lowell and Hugh Falvey of Providence were kicked from a Boston and Albany car top in West Newton. Doherty was unconscious with a skull fracture and scalp laceration. Falvey had a bruised arm. They were taken to Pease station and then Massachusetts General Hospital. Loe: Lena Hamilton arrested for larceny of clothing and a gold ring from Lydia A. Austin. Maurice McCormack was kicked by a horse at the Casino, badly cut. Officers Mason and Connors arrested Hamilton on Wednesday.
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Indiana
Stephen Doherty
Lowell
Hugh Falvey
Providence
Boston and Albany
West Newton
Worcester
Doherty
Falgey
Pease Station
Mssachusetts General Hospital
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Conant Place
Roxbury
Mason and Connors
Lena Hamilton
Lydia A. Austin
Florence Street
Treaty Signed Between Germany and Madagascar
Condensed cablegrams report a German Madagascar treaty signing. Fitzharris convicted in Dublin for life penal servitude. A dynamite blast at a Lisbon area fete killed four and wounded twenty. Ballina arrests for conspiracy to murder landlords. infernal machine and firearms seized. US ship Lancaster arrives at Cronstadt with envoys for czar coronation. Dublin league discusses pope’s circular. Kenny defends priests. Remains of Prince Gortschakoff interred in St Petersburg. officials attend. Wool sales begin in London. 337,474 bales in series, 6,600 sold today. Arabia reaches Reval. crew losses from smallpox. captain fined at Helsinger harbor. German data claim higher trichinosis risk from American pork. Madagascar trader murdered. Hovas unable to locate killers. French frigate remains at Tamatave for safety of French residents. Delaney, McCaffrey guilty of conspiracy. Martin pleads guilty but released on promise to leave country. Kingston, Gibney plead not guilty. Dublin grand jury returns true bills for conspiracy to murder Kingston, Gibney, Healy. Brady charged with threatening juror life. US minister Morton presents Boston committee address to Ferry. French govt urged to pass bill aiding art exports for centennial exhibition. Ferry to refer to Council of Ministers.
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Healy
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Poole
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Joe Brady
Morton
Ferry
M. Ferry
Council of Ministers
Testimony Attacks Dr Dixwell at Tewksbury Infant Case
During the Harvard Medical School inquiry at the Tewksbury almshouse, witnesses questioned Dr John Dixwell's mental capacity and reliability as governor Butler's principal witness on the receipt of infant bodies from Tewksbury and their dissection at Harvard.
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Martin
Shattuck
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Dr. Dixwell
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Zisea
Zisca
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Folsom
Cecilia Club Concert Recital at Music Hall
The Cecilia club presented Bruch The Lay of the Bell with soloists Miss R. E. Stewart Miss Ita Welsh Mr. C. E. Pennell and Mr. C. E. Hay conducted by Bruch The work drew mixed reviews with praise for craft but critique of monotony and uneven vocal solo performances plus strong audience turnout and further listings of upcoming entertainments at local venues including the Union Square Theatre Boston Theatre and other stages.
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R. E. Stewart
Ita Welsh
C. E. Pennell
C. E. Hay
Bruch
Boston
Hay
The
Cecilia
Psi Upsilon Delegates Elected for Albany Semi-Centennial
At a meeting of resident members of the Psi Upsilon college fraternity the following gentlemen were elected delegates of the Boston association to the semi-centennial at Albany on May 24 25 and 26. Alexander H Rice J W McKim George Capron Samuel A Green Henry D Hyde Oliver C Stephens BE Carrigan. An informal dinner was voted for May 25 at the Revere House, the evening of the grand fraternity banquet at Albany.
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Albany
Alexander H. Rice
Union
J. W. McKim
George Capron
Brown
Samuel A. Green
Harvard
Henry D. Hyde
Amherst
Oliver C. Stephens
Bowdoin
BE. GC. Carrigan
Dartmouth
Revere House
Congregational Conference of Essex South Held at North Church
The Essex south conference semi annual meeting convened at the North church with Rev. Temple Cutler as chair and Rev. S. D. L. Gammel as scribe. An essay on church attitudes toward lotteries was read by Rev. Hugh Elder. Delegates to the general association and national convention were elected, with reports from pastors and delegates. HYDE PARK bell nuisance petition. town hall insurance payment. WALTHAM fatal accident. CAMBRIDGE note. SUBURBAN short note on Joseph Ricker arraignment.
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Peculiar People lecture delights Tremont audience
Veteran lecturer Joan L B Gough addressed a Tremont temple crowd on Peculiar People. He traced his first Boston talk 40 years ago to a small hall now the site of Horticultural Hall and described temperance and literary evolution, praising his engaging wit and stage presence.
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New York
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Parade police to be dispensed this year and school plan shifts
The parade of the police will be dispensed with this year. Candidates for vacant lieutenantships will be examined on Saturday. The joint standing committee on public instruction confirmed the proposed purchase of land for a grammar school on Hammond Street. The Dean Primary School is to be abandoned for sanitary reasons, and a sub-committee was appointed to arrange for scholars who attended it until Blossom School is completed.
Protect Yourself From Slips and Falls Insurance Policy
Accidents happen in simple walking causing sprains or broken limbs. The United States Mutual Accident association offers a $5,000 policy with $25 weekly indemnity for a $4 membership and about $12 yearly thereafter. Write for circular and application blank.
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Broadway
New York
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British Provinces
Milwaukee
C. L. Colby
B. H. Warner
J. Murray Smith
Montreal
J. L. Houghtaling
James Bouron
C. A. Jewell
Hartford
F. H. Hateh
GC. Kk. Ober
Colby
Dr. Kiehle
Granite State
McEnery
United States Land Office
Louisiana
McElinery
John McEnery
Ltter
Picayune
Gail Schurz
Phil Thompson
Tarrodsburg
Phil B. Thompson
Walter H. Davis
Thompson
Massachusetts Druggists
Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical Association
Raiv
the Picayune
Gotham Gleanings
Abram Sanborn
Bangor
Penobscot
Sanborn
Rachel Stevens
Mary. H. Gilbert
Mackey
Gloucester
Yale College
Chi Delta Theta
Psimer
Sioux City
Ates
Bones Society
Palmer
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Legislature
Arthur Schofield
Public
Jackson Guards
Duchesney
Col. Strachan
Adit. Maguire
Rankin
Hogan
McDonough
C. H. Smith
Monument Avenue
John Leavitt
Boston Public Library
NEW England News
Hampshire
Harvard Club
Hegard
Daffs Original
Standard Opera Company
Boston Theatre
Lecocq
Thalia Comic Opera Company
Prince Consort
San Francisco Opera House
Puck
William H. Sherwood
Young Men’s Christian Union
Union Square Theatre
Newton Gottholé
Messrs. Rich and Harris
Fritz Emmet
Museum
O’ Dale Stevens
Park Square
Alvin Joslin
Jioward
Hearts of Oak
Bijou
Pounce & Co
PSI Upsilon Fraternity
Judge Warren
George Washington Warren
First
Commonwealth Avenue
Judge Sunger
Santees Scenea
Post Publishing
Wheelock
Bragg
Sidney Bartlett
Joseph 8. Ropes
Avery Plummer
Henry Lyon
George H. Ellis
D. DD
Lincoln
Porus Clarke
D. D
Francis Thompson
Warren
Maverick Bank
Rufus Ellis
Robert C. Winthrop
Samuel H. Russell
Marshall P. Wilder
Georges. Hale
First Church
Judge Parmenter
Samuel C. Lawrence
James Dana
Ase P. Potter
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Dr. Ellis
Dedham
Preston Chavis
Stoughton
Thomas Drake, Jr
Quincy
John DP. Emmons
Henry A. Tirrell
Weymouth
John Henry Brooks
Milton
David T. Kendrick
Brookline
John Gibbs
Henry G. Seaverns
Thomas Seaverns
Devens
Bate Court
Amie Miller
Jacob, Marromer
J Vee White
Chhildd
Montana
Dedham Boat Club
Charles River Park
Ames Street
John Metzier
West Roxbury
Metzler
Mark Carney
William Bullard
Charles Whiting
Waltham
Edwin Crow
Lagman
Grand Junction Railroad Crossing
East Cambridge
Joseph Ricker
L. M. Field
Gough ON
City Hall Notes
G. O. Taylor
Mattings
Fay Yatterny
John H.praysons & CO
Hall’ S
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