Memorial Eulogy Honors S D Warren At Mt Vernon Church
Rev Samuel B Herrick delivers a detailed tribute to Samuel D Warren born 1817 in GraftonMass. He highlights Warren s mother s influence his business purpose faith and philanthropy noting his leadership at Cumberland Mills and his charity to hospitals and asylums while stressing his enduring moral influence beyond death. The Cumberland Mills memorials in Portland mirror the service and club tributes that followed.
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Mt. Vernon
Samuel B. Herrick
Samuel D. Warren
Israel
Warts
Samuel Dennis Warren
Grafton
Mass
Schoes
Mien
Sue
Christ
Grant & Daniell
Bowdoin Street
Ehid
Warren
Nervine
Cumberland Mills
Our Land
Portland
W. A. Russell
Rice
New England
Gratton Hills
Ton
Commercia Club
Hassell
Frederick W. Lincoln
Isaac Fenno
G. A. 5. Shepard
C. BE. Moody
Tribute at Parker House Dinner Honors Warren by Ex Governor
Ex Governor Alexander H. Rice delivers memorial tribute at the Commercial Club dinner at Parker House praising Warren. The event features brief life sketch notes and reflections on Warren’s contributions, as reported in this fragment.
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Rice
The
Commercial Club
Parker House
Mr. Warren
Alexander H. ‘Oe
Sei Tone
Republican Club Delegates Form State League Network
The Somerville, Newton, Arlington, Sandwich, and other area Republican clubs held meetings to elect officers and delegates to the State League. Officers named include presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurers across wards, with delegates chosen to represent each ward at Tremont Temple and in Boston gatherings. New clubs organized with lists of names for officers and executive committees, while nominating committees planned further officer elections.
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Ean Club
Somerville
Bowman
John Haskell Butler
James A. Munroe
Walker Jones
William H. Brine
William M. Armstrong
Warren J. Robinson
Edward Glines
Frank E. Hodgkins
Charles H. Brown
BE. H. Capen
Martin W. Carr
J. L. Atwood
C. Frank Rice
Albert M. Robinson
Z. Bowman
Mark F. Burns
Frank Rice
Charles B. Sanborn
L. F
Davis
W.S. Clarke
J. Frank Wellington
W. H. Hodgkins
James KE. Whitaker
C. B. Coffin
E. W. Converse, Jr
K. W. Bailey
Wiswall
James T. Alien
H. Ingrahwin
W. H. Blood
L. BE. Leland
Willard Marcy
John F. Heckman
Police Court
State League
BE. W. Bailey
William EB
Sheldon
L. A. Leland
Moses G. Crane
Colburn
Samuel A. Towle
Frank P. Wyman
J. Q. A. Brackett
Warren A. Peirce
Charles Oage
William G. Beck
Charles 8. Parker
Samuel A. Fowle
Marshall N. Rice
W. W. Rawson
Reuben W. Stopkins
Wendell BE. Richardson
Middlesex Club
Haskell Butler
Thomas J. Marsh
Theodore P. Dresser
F. A. Wyman
O. Upham
J. O. Holt
Tyler
T. C. Hurd
E. W. Hincks
W. A. Peirce
Frank J. Ladd
Ivory Emmons
J. L. Sarrent
J. C. Kennedy
Henry N. Fisher
George V. Walker
Sandwich
Republican Club
F. E. Pierce
F. S. Pope
J. B. Pratt
S. H. Nye
Whittemore
Chipman
Amprose EK. Pratt
H. M. Dudley
Samuel Fessenden
I. S. Pope
Waltham
District Court Room
Tremont Temple
Boston
Nathan Warren
N. P. Banks
J. E. Soper
F. C. Hodgdon
Cotanel Sphraim Stearns
J. E. Mitchell
C. P. Bond
Philip Jones
the Republi
Orga Republican Club
New Jerusalem Church Holds Eighth Annual General Convention
The sixty eighth annual meeting of the general convention of the New Jerusalem Church in the United States and Canada opened in Boston on Saturday with corporation officers elected for the theological school and a move to form a national organization. Delegates from eleven societies gathered as reports and addresses emphasized Swedenborgian doctrine, church responsibilities, and preparation for Sunday communion.
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General Convention
New Jerusalem Church
United States
Canada
Corporation of the Theological School
Tremont Street
Albert Mason
EB. A. Whiston
Henry F. May
Bowdoin Street
John Duboil
Providence
E. Hyde Alden
Soston
Louis Ayer
Brooklyn
N. Y
James C. Hobart
Cincinnati
Benjamin C. Lockett
New York
Lucy
Silke
Chicago
Chauncey Giles
Philadelphia
Amon
F. Dike
Bath
William H. Hyenade
Joseph Pettee
Abington
John Goddard
Jabez Fox
Washington
D. C
William B. Hayden
Portland
James Reed
Boston
T. O. Paine
Blywood
Giles
Auctien Street
Philip B. Cabell
Cleveland
Lewis P. Mercer
Christ
Swedenborg
Boston Med Lands
Newtonville
Brookline
Bronwick
Country
Bowdoin
Collegiate Alumni Meet at Wellesley with Union Talks
The Collegiate Alumni Association gathered at Wellesley College, with eight colleges represented. A luncheon, a business session led by Mrs. Backus, and talks on union with the Western Association dominated the day. An invitation to hold the October meeting at Cornell was accepted. The group discussed endowment projects, employment bureaus, and a study of why women leave college.
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Wellesley College
Freeman Cottage
Helen Hiscock Backus
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alice Freeman Palmer
Western Association of Collegiate Alumni
Western Association
Adams
Cornell University
Christine Ladd Franklin
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Alla W. Foster
Marion Talbot
Abby Leach
Martha Foote Crowe
Mary 8. Case
Annie Hawesgates
Emma Culbertson
Francis W. Lewis
Hode Island
Harvard Faculty Seeks Facts On College Athletics
Harvard faculty sets up a special committee to survey athletic practices and status among students. Professors White Chaplin and Hart will collect responses to questions on exercise forms duration, gym access, injuries, finances, attendance at contests, and opinions on athletics before action.
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Harvard
John Williams White
W. 5. Chaplin
Albert Bushnell Hart
Cambridge
Hart
Law School
Real Estate Market Shows Activity in Back Bay and South End
Real estate transfer activity remains modest overall with several contracts for upper class houses from 20000 to 40000. Large sales anticipated in coming weeks include the 404 Washington Street estate and the Arlington House on Causeway Street. Growth in Dorchester and Milton corridors through proposed Capen Street avenue may raise land values and spur development. Demand for seaside cottages at Hull Marblehead Swampscott and other resorts grows, signaling a brighter market outlook.
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Rket
Backbay
South End
Roxbury
Washington Street
Arlington House
Causeway Street
Dorchester
Milton
Capen Street
Hull
Marblehead
Swampscott
Christ Entering Jerusalem Art Backdrop at Gospel Services
Yesterday afternoon and evening gospel services were held in Horticultural Hall with Matt Morgan's painting of Christ Entering Jerusalem as a backdrop to Rev. Eben Bayliss who spoke on Christ's love, courage, and manliness. The Central Church choir of 25 mixed voices led the musical exercises at both services. Bayliss described the figures in the painting in detail as a large audience listened. the art piece typically costs a dollar for visitors on days other than Sunday.
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Boston
M. F. Howard
Hyde Park
James Worthen
Melrose
Henry W. Richards
George L. Norris
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
A. J. Gordon
H. A. Cooke
Mt. Auburn
Fay Davis
Tremont Temple
Boylston Street
Boylston
Tremont Streets
Horace Mann
Newbury Street
Hiram Ames
Creesy & Noyes
John French
W. J. Jobling
Ea Daley & Co
Mr. French
Collins and Dugan
Rufus H. Whitney
West Springfield Street
Henry M. Cleveland
Brooklyn
Conn
Thomas H. Boardman
Newburyport
Chauncy-Hall
Chauncy-Mall
Jacob Weil
Vendome
Horticultural Hall
Matt Morgan
Christ
Jerusalem
Eben Bayliss
Central Church
Charlies FE. Tinney
Mr. Bayliss
Correction on the School Regiment gun safety in 1884
A Boston correspondent corrects tavernier about the rifles used by the School Regiment. Four years prior the breech loading Springfield rifles were adopted, prompting riots committee to guard the armory to keep weapons from mobs.
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Taverner
Boston
The Charlestown Contest at Ward 4 Caucus
At the Ward 4 caucus in Charlestown the Doherty faction was blocked from voting and bolted. A petition of 168 Democratic voters sought admission of the Doherty men to the city committee while Ward 6 elected new committee members. Resolutions denounced T Murphy for chairing against the majority wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Friends
Philip J. Doherty
T. Frank Murphy
John H. McMannas
John Fitzgerald
Thomas H. Green
William J. O’hern
Patrick Coyle
Thomas FF. Dignan
Michael Foley
John H. Quinlan
Doherty
Balters
George F. Mullett
Peter F. Haymerty
Henry J. O'Brien
Johan F. Blake
John J. Sullivan
Robert F. Deaver
Thomas I. Waldron
Edmund J. Tooney
Mr. Murphy
Legislative Messengers Outing at Hingham
The Massachusetts House and Senate messengers and doorkeepers were hosted by ex Representative Joseph O Bartlett in Hingham on a Saturday. A reception committee from Hingham greeted them, with hospitality from Mr Burdett. The day featured lunch at the host’s residence, nine pings at Melville Garden, and refreshments at Niagara Hall before returning to Boston at 4 20 p m.
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Massachusetts House
Senate
Hingham
Joseph O. Bartlett
Gate House
Niagara Hall
Hingham Centre
Boston
Trustees appeal for funds to support Hommopathic Hospital
Trustees of the Massachusetts Hommopathic Hospital appeal for increased donations to sustain work. In seventeen years 3500 patients have been treated with a small death rate, while annual income from investments is about $5000 but $12,000 is needed. they hope for generous investment growth.
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Massachusetts Hommopathic Hospital
Harvard Varsity Lacrosse Dominates Lehigh In Championship
The Harvard Varsity lacrosse team defeated Lehigh University 8 goals to 0 at Jarvis Field Saturday. It follows a Philadelphia cricket club match where Philadelphia defeated Longwood 62 to 50 on Saturday.
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Merica Cricket Club
Phila
Adelphia
Longwood
Harvard
Lehigh University
Jarvis Field
Daniel Wepsten Praises Favorite Hostelry for Fine Table
Daniel Wepsten lauds a favorite house as a great rest for statesmen praising its excellent table and refined appointments in a concise note about hospitality and quality.
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Daniel Wepsten
Suffolk Superior Court in May session listings and cases
The Suffolk County Superior Court convened in May with First Session Judge Pitman handling multiple steamship and injury cases. Plaintiffs aboard the Prussian allege injuries from a berth collapse and illnesses from inadequate meals and water. A lengthy docket includes numerous Civil War era case numbers. a jury in one action against a teamster reached a verdict for the defendant. Second, third, and fourth sessions cover further suits including a replevin claim for piano and furniture damage, various v. Boston RR, and other civil actions.
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Superior Court
Suffolk County
Pitman
Thomas Gannon
Hugh Allan
Sarah Gannon
Same
Joseph Hernan
J. A. McGeough
L. S. Dabney
H. G. Allen
McHale
Wood
Young
Boston
Leroque
Masterson
Leatherpee
Adamas
Maguire
Fitchburg
Leonard
Willey
Gattney
Cushman
Estabrook
Fleming
Parker
Thomas
Willson
Knapp
Libby
C. Robinson
G. A. Blaney
Sweetser
Horton
Osborne
New Bos
Almergeen
Bornstein
Isaacs
Gannon
Ruffin
Hosea
Boyle
Edwards
Ferry
Holt
Ross
Huguly
Dunnean
Sullivan
O' Keefe
Hawes
Payne
Bond
Henry Myers
The
Boston Loan Company
J.B. Richardson
C. W. Jartlett
aueAane
Probate appeal over Baxter will in Quincy case
Supreme Court Norfolk County case No 67 Horace Paton et al executors vs Caroline Jackson et al appeals from the probate court allowance of the George L Baxter will late of Quincy deceased jury found in favor of the will on all issues attorneys Morse Morton for executors Gaston Bumpas Wheeler for appellants"}
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Horace Paton
Caroline Jackson
George L. Baxter
Quincy
R. M. Morse, Jr
M. Morton, Jr
W. Gaston
E. C. Bumpas
C. Wheeler
Notice of Admission Application in Massachusetts Circuit Court
District of Massachusetts Boston May 19 1888 notice is hereby given that in said district has applied to the United States Circuit Court for admission as an attorney and counsellor of said court. Winslow Warren Commissioner of the U S Circuit Court.
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Taverner
West End Street Railway Company
Boston
District OF Massachusetts
Circuit Court of District of Massachusetts
William R. Howland
United States
Winslow Warren
U. S. Circuit Court
Test for Adulteration of Lards Promises Quick Detection
A Science correspondent reports a simple lard test from the Agricultural Department to detect cottonseed oil adulteration. Place lard in a teacup, add sulphuric acid, then a second portion after half a minute, and observe color changes in the fatty layer in a test tube. Pure lard yields a light sponge color fading to cinnamon, adulterated lard darkens immediately to brown. the method is inexpensive and portable.
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Scientific American
Science
Agricultural Department
Thomas Taylor
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Late S. D. Warren
MT. Vernon Church
Bowdoin Street Church
Cunard
Europe
James Wemyss
Charles Wemyss
Stable Society
Scots Char Society and Friends
Williams
Massachusetts
Boston Women’s Christian Temperance Unions
People’s Church
Columbus Avenue
Mary A. Livermore
Laura Ormiston Chant
England
International Council
Elizabeth
Tobey
Sterling Street
Kenton
Silver Star
Forest City
One Spoor
Patapaco
Empire
Gold
Vetor
Cook
Sun Flower
Jersey
Buckeye
Peerless
Crown
Wheeler's
Carleton
Gem
Raiata
Davis’ “O. BK
A. & P. Fouse
Eureka
International
Puritan
Albany
State
Silver Kings
Old Colony
Crystal
Centennial
Windsor
Sovereign, WI
Hl. A. Mott
Horticultural Hall Services
Morse
Norcross
Household
M. Co
Pepper
Kendall
Fegen
Gallagher
Prentice
Smith
Fuller
Prindler
Paper Stock Co
Dearborn
Dolan
Wilson
Farrar
McLaren
Slattery
Talbot
Dingly
Abbott
Merritt
Nat
McClearn
Sartwell
North
Lathrop, J
Vrues
Tompson
Newell
Paul
Forbes
McPhee
Litchfield
Maynes
Rowland
Clark
McCarty
Bavings
Conroy Welch
Hyams
Nye
Harrington
Tufts
Beals
Racao
Hollander
Blume
Barker
Roberts
Grant Vy
Bay State Brick Co
Cutter
Pacific Nat. Bk
Hayes
Plymouth Five Cis. Sav
Piscataqua Sav. Bk
Charlestown Sav
Bk. Vv
Robinson
Supreme de Court
Norfolk County
Monrroy
C. J
Avon Street
Carter & Karriceh
Beacon Street
Columbia
Tricycles
Pope Mfg CO
Franklin
Ww. P. Balch Live Stock Comission Agency
Devonshire Street
Winner Investment Co
State Street
WM. H. Parmenter
James P. Stewart
Medford St. Charles
Nova Scotia
Culm
Cumberland
Kansas City Land
Victor
WW. E
Murray’s
Sudbury Street
Tremont St
Coventry Machinist CO
Columbus Ave
Emond
Goddard Buggies
Clarendon Hotel
Tremont
Berkeley
Clarendon Treets
F. S&s. Risteen, Proprietor
M. Read & Sons
EW. D
Dixon Bros
Commercial Wharf
Paine’s Furniture Co
Revere
Bowdoin Square
Boston, Mass
J. D. Packard & Sons
Chardon St
Galt
Pitts St
Very
Tuttle’s Elixir CO
Merrimad Street
Appleton Chapel
Phillips Brooks
Jesus
Otto Yunckers
Hoorett
Pettengill
Malden
Emerton
Durrell
Cahill
Richmond
Nellie S. Furness
Susan A. Mills
Taylor
Chekatra Graves
Greene
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Massapoag Lake
Sharon
Flower and Fruit Mission
Boston Flower and Fruit Mission
Warren Street Chapel
Pleasant Street
Boeton Flower and Fruit Mission
Flower Mission Committee
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