Governor Ames to veto Beverly Farms bill today in five day window
A veto message prepared on Saturday will be sent to the House this afternoon to withhold signature on the Beverly Farms bill. Observers expect a heavy turnout at the State House as Governor Ames outlines political reasons behind the veto while denying improper influences. The move follows pressure from Republican leaders fearing the bill could swing the state to the Democrats and cost votes in Essex County.
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Sherman
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Commonwealth Avenue
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Boston
Massachusetts
Essex
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Marblehead
Old Beverly
Senator Roads
Cople
Cabot Street
Saat
Post
John I. Baker
Slattery
D. Frank Kimball
Chelsea
Committee On
Towns
Mr. Beard
Senate
Marblehead Celebrates Veto as Roads Faces Bever ly Backlash
Senator Samuel Roads returns to Marblehead to a hero’s welcome after Beverly Farms veto, triggering bells, cannons, and cheers. Beverly and Marblehead residents praise the governor while anti divisionists warn of political fallout, and colleagues from Lynn to Chelsea condemn lobbyists and defend the veto as a victory for Essex County voters.
Historians and Economists Unite for Annual Jubilee
Historians and economists meet at Huntington Hall and the Institute of Technology for the annual jubilee. General Francis A Walker of the Economic Association delivers a paper on labor and capital relations while Justin Winsor discusses American manuscript sources. A reception at Justin Winsor's home precedes a church address by Dr. Phillips Brooks and a full day of papers at Brunswick and Huntington Hall.
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American Historical Association
American Economic Association
Huntington Hall
Institute of Technology
The
Economic Association
Francis A. Walker
Sam
Walker
Historical Association
Harvard
Justin Winsor
Winsor
Sparks
Force
Bancroft
National Historical Manuscript Commission
Royal Historical Manuscript Commission of
Great Britain
Winger
Museum of Fine Arts
Cambridge
University Grounds
Brattle Street
Longfellow Mansion
Sparks Street
University
Cullum
Andrew D. White
Cornell University
Stillé
University of Pennsylvania
John Jay
New York
Phillips Brooks
Wellesley
Stuntington
Young Men Urged to Lead In Reform At Boston Meeting
The Boston Post from May 23 1887 reports Rev P S Moxom addressing a large audience of young men. He warned that Back Bay churches and Christian Association will shape crowds while the devil claims others. He praised youth as history’s force, urging upright sober citizenship and moral reform through thought and chivalry.
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de Boston Post
Back Bay
Christian Association
P. S. Moxom
Bunyan
Drowning in Assonet River and Other Tragedies Reported
News in brief notes three fatalities and attempts at self harm. William Palestine, 30, of Somerset employed by Mt. Hope Iron Works, found drowned in the Assonet river on his way home from Saturday night. Frederick Turner, 30, of Portsmouth NH, attempted suicide by strychnine. prognosis doubtful due to domestic troubles. Samuel Perry, 35, of Milford CT, struck by a train while crossing the Naugatuck and Derby rail trestle at Derby, fell twelve feet to the ground and died.
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William Palestine
Somerset
Mt. Hope
Frederick Turner
Portsmouth
N. H
Samuel Perry
Milford
Conn
Naugatuck
New Haven & Derby
Derby
Boston Y M C A marks thirty ninth anniversary at Tremont Temple
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association held its thirty ninth anniversary at Tremont Temple with a packed hall. Treasurer's report listed 4320 members in the last year and a 5000 capacity, noting major bequests and a needed annual income of 5000 to sustain work, plus retirement of Secretary Deming and emphasis on mental cultivation and youth education.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Tremont Temple
Deming
Ilo
Tremont Row
W. N. Brodbeck
Back Bay
Boston
Free Religious Association
Meionnon
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
William F. Potter
William Lloyd Garrison, Jr
R. C. Adams
A. A. Putnam
E. D. Cheney
Lumber Dealers’ Association
Board of Health
United States
New England Public School Music Teachers’ Association
Wesleyan
Bromfield Street
W. 8. Tilden
Framingham Normal School
Beverly
C. R. Bill
Peabody
Young’s Hotel
D. B. Hagar
F. B. Hayes
Horticultural Hall
P. D. Richards
E. H. Hitchings
J. W. Clark
Robert Manning
J. H. Woodford
C. H. Hovey
B. G. Smith
W. C. Strong
Massachusetts
Samuel Appleton
Exchange Place
Durgin
The Indian Question lecture by Dr Bland in Roxbury
Dr T A Bland of the National Indian Defence Association spoke at the First Universalist Church on The Indian What Shall We Do With Him He urged keeping faith with tribes delegating control, educating them, and supporting Dawes policy as a path to civilizing Indians while warning of paupers and forced extinction notions.
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T. A. Bland
National Indian Defence Association
First Universalist
Roxbury
United States
Dolph
Oregon
Senate
James W. Denver
Indian Affairs
Atkins
Contested divorces resume hearings in Supreme Judicial Court
The Supreme Judicial Court begins hearings in contested divorce cases today with the printed case list running through 3714 Pease vs Pease. Superior Court first session and third session entries cover numerous civil actions, motions to be heard Monday, and no cases to be tried.
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McKeown
Gurney
Jones
Scott
Crowley
Hennessey
Hugueley
Alexander
Goode
Murray
Capen
George J. Raymond Co
Wright
Hobbs
Rice
Abbott
Deshon
Page
Hill
Davis
Adams
Fonseca
Cunard Steamship Company
Cotter
Corcoran
Brown
Atood
Ensign
Hop Tonic Co
Clark
Judkins
Sands
Reardon
Chapin
Wyman
Boston & Maine R. R
Chipman
Mitchell
Dickerman
Barrett on Irvings Romeo in a deckside anecdote
In a Chicago News piece, Vanden hoff recalls crossing the Atlantic when he spotted Lawrence Barrett on a steamer with a large Life of Christ volume. Barrett challenged his critic about Irving's Romeo and Juliet, claiming the play and Irving’s performance were supreme and dramatic, even joking about paying for Romeo.
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Lyceum
Vandenhoff
America
Canon Farrar
Christ
Lawrence Barrett
eWell
Romeo
Irving
Sir-R-R
Alma Tadema
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