Russell the Reformer and Washington Clergyman Honors
Washington May 18 Sprcoran Congressmen Russell and Wilson spoke in Martinsburg to a packed hall as tariff reform took center stage. Russell plans Charleston speeches and a Record edition, while praise from Bowditch of Framingham highlights his rising profile. The Treasury decision on Jeannette widows gratuity favors the mother, Albert abandoned wife case cited. Reverend Leonard eyed as possible bishop of southern Ohio, a young, influential choice for the Episcopal see.
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Cambridge Plans For New City Hall By Rindge Architects
Cambridge to build a modern Roman style city hall funded by Frederick H. Rindge of Los Angeles. Plans by Longfellow Alden & Harlow selected. building features a central clock tower, granite exterior, three stories with two wings. Lot fronts Main Street 192 feet, costs total about 165000 for structure plus 82000 land, ground to be broken once contracts awarded.
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Exeter Alumni Dine At Youngs And Parker House
The Curtis Club and the Exeter class of 86 dined at Youngs last evening. The M I S class of 86 also dined at Parker's. Colonel T C Wales Jr H S hosted a complimentary dinner for his staff and friends at Parker House. New England Plumbers Supply Association met at Parker House yesterday after conference.
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Presbyterians Debate Union of Northern and Southern Assemblies
In Baltimore on May 18 the Presbyterian general assembly discussed uniting the Northern and Southern assemblies. The report noted past meetings in Louisville and inquiries from the Southern. Debate covered policy toward colored people and doctrinal unity, with a motion to set the report as Friday’s special order and later shifting to Monday the 21st.
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Harvard Students Vote in Mock Convention at Harvard Union
In a crowded Harvard Union meeting a mock convention nominated candidates for president. Cleveland drew strong cheers as the favorite, with Blaine also popular on the ballot. First choice totals showed Cleveland 413 and Blaine 251 among others, while second choices highlighted Sherman and Depew.
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Obituary for London Journalist Frederick W. Chesson
Frederick W. Chesson, a London journalist who died at 54, earned honor for his Civil War era efforts to sway English sentiment toward the North and to resist recognition of the Confederacy. As co editor of the Morning Star and secretary of the Emancipation Society, he worked with leading reformers to expose injustices and press for reform across colonies and native races, including India and Africa. His liberal beliefs and wide contacts crossed party lines, and his death is deeply regretted by many.
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New Haven Shoe Dealer Settles Debts at 25 Cents
J L Joyce and Co wholesale shoe dealers of New Haven have assigned with liabilities around 45000 and settled with creditors on a 25 percent basis, with insolvency proceedings discontinued. National and Canada-wide business failures totaled 189 this week, down from prior weeks, per mercantile agencies.
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High School Teacher Denies Religious Bias in Indulgence Debate
The school board's high school committee received Mr. Travis's communication defending his impartial teaching on Catholic indulgence. He says his career shows no prejudice and that his aim was a fair historical presentation per Swinton's textbook. Father Metcalf's letter, not intended for publication, sought to oppose the textbook endorsement of a perceived Catholic indulgence fallacy.
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Market swings as Reading leads advance amid bear talk
The market was erratic with prices holding firm despite raiding in St Paul. Reading rose 2 percent on rumors its 4 percent bends were placed abroad, while bond speculation linked to Standard Oil drew attention. Projections noted terminal bonds for Wisconsin Central and northern Pacific, and talks of a $250000 capital Commercial Bank charter.
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Army officers granted leave and transfers noted
Washington special reports Major Evan Miles of the Twenty-fifth Infantry is granted three months leave. Second Lieutenant William H. Bean of the Second Cavalry gets a two month extension. Second Lieutenants Eugene F. Ladd and G Trout of different troops are retired. First Lts Partello and Ricorden have transferred.
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Fresh straw mattines for sale at Joel Goldthwait & Co
Fine line of fresh straw mattines received by Joel Goldthwait and Company at 169 Washington Street.
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Amusements and theatre listings at Boston venues
Afternoon showings at several venues include Elaine at the Amusements and Park Theatre Hollis Street The Highest Bidder at Hollis Street Mazulin at the Globe Theatre A Parisian Romance at the Boston Museum and The Bostonians on the Boston Theatre program Also Daddy Nolan Zitka Christ Entering Jerusalem at other sites Cyclorama Tremont Street and Tural Hall listings show various stages and times for matinees and evenings.
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Marriages Caldwell McBaine at Somerville May 16 by Rev George W Durell James F Dodge son of Timothy Corey Brookline Mass to Idelle Mary daughter of G W Dodge Moeldner Ryan in this city May 16 by Rev Phillips Brooks Antoine L Moeldner to Agnes van
Obituaries and Death Notices from May in Various Cities
The list records multiple obituaries and death notices from May across cities including Brunswick Me East Boston Milton Kensington N H Elmont Penn Chelsea and Boston Highlands. Names include George H Bullen Frances Margaret Cutter Mary Doten Rufus Eastman J L Ellis George Wadsworth Hayden Modesta W Humphrey Davis H Jacobs Jane Hill Littlefield Silence Melendy Deacon George Norris Mary A Regal Margaret Ring Polly M Sanborn Henry D Schank Margaret Thorpe Benjamin Cobb White William T Whitelaw among others with ages and burial details where provided. Burial and funeral info vary by entry.
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Assabet Suits for Children Priced At $3
G. W. Simmons & Co. sell indigo blue flannel suits for children aged four to twelve at 3 dollars each. The garments are described as good weight and warranted, with a note that buying two or three suits per son is a safe choice. Available at 32 to 44 North Street.
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