Papers of Interest Joint Session in Sanders Theatre
The American Historical Association met at the Brunswick with Professor H. B. Adams presiding. Papers covered Swiss history, Spaniards in New Mexico, and the naming of the United States of America. A committee was appointed to urge Congress to form a national commission to collect historical manuscripts. Economic discussions in Huntington Hall addressed retail trade, municipal works, and finance, with notes on water and gas services, competition, and urban growth affecting public works administration.
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The
American Historical Association
Brunswick
H. B. Adams
J. M. Vincent
Johns Hopkins University
White
Cornell
New Mexico
W. W. H. Davis
Doylestown
Penn
Moses Colt Tyler
United States of America
Columbia
Cakota
Hesperia
Appalachia
Alleghania
Vinland
America
Congress
United States
Justin Winsor
G. Fixie
John Jay
Henry D. White
Luther B. Hayes
A. R. Spoff
Page
Orange
N. J
Edward W. Bemis
Adams
Enpoleantary
Davis R. Dewey
Association
Our Legal Tender Decisions and a River Harbor Debate
In Sanders Theatre Cambridge Professors James and Hart examined constitutional funding powers and the long Supreme Court dispute over bills of credit. They discussed the river and harbor bill saga from 1886 to present, detailing committee maneuvers, amendments, quorums, and conference actions shaping federal appropriations and the role of specialized committees.
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Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
E. J. James
Wharton School
Ss University of Pennsylvania
Fathers of the Republic
Congressorno
Supreme Court
Marshall
Webster
James
Congress
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Chief of Engineers
Endicott
Osiris
House
J. Hart
Senate Committee On Commerce
Arthurs
Hart
Duck Creek
Delaware
Evening Sessions of Historical Association Discuss London Gov
The Brunswick session featured Professor Arthur M. Wheeler of Yale expounding on London's government with aldermen as diners and guilds as wary trustees. Papers by Charles J. Stille and Dr. Deane contested Virginia’s claim to religious liberty precedents, while Dr. Schaff and George Stewart spoke on church history and Canadian studies. Secretary Ely reported 8300 members and ongoing fundraising plans, and Frank J. Goodnow led a discussion on municipal franchises and centralization, comparing US and European systems. The meeting adjourned after remarks on decentralization and municipal powers.
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The
Historical Association
Brunswick
London
Arthur M. Wheeler
Yale
Corporation
Guilds
Greater
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Charles J. Stille
Philadelphia
Association
William Wirt Henry
Stille
Pennsylvania
Charles Deane
Cambridge
Philip Schaff
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Canada
George Stewart, Jr
Historical Society of
Quebec
Folwell
American Neondats Association
Ely ‘Ae
England
Oxford
Frank J. Goodnow
Europe
America
France
Germany
Ely
Times
Johnson
Commonwealths
Middlesex County Tennis League Opens at Wedgemere Club
The first Middlesex County Tennis League tournament will be held at Wedgemere Tennis Club Winchester next Saturday and Monday. Play starts at 2 p.m. with two singles prizes and one doubles prize. Entrance 50 cents singles 1 dollar doubles. Entries due Thursday night. Clubs: Wedgemere Somerville Woburn Melrose Reading Lowell Tufts Wakefield. Grounds near the railroad station.
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Middlesex County Tennis League
Wedgemere Tennis Club
Winchester
National Lawn
Hyde explains West End Railway stock plan in Herald interview
Henry D. Hyde counsel for the West End Railway defends the Senate bill in a Herald interview. He clarifies that every share issued must reflect actual value and be approved by the state railroad commissioners. Hyde argues the consolidation will exchange stock valued at market for the four Boston roads and guarantee 5 percent cumulative dividends, addressing objections to funding and capitalization.
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Whitney
West End Road
Henry D. Hyde
West End
Herald
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Massachusetts
Boston
Consolidated Company
Cambridge
Consolidated
City of
Alfred T. Turner
Mass
Cadets Drill For Palfrey Medal At Columbus Armory
The First Corps of Cadets held a competitive drill last night at their Columbus avenue armory for the Palfrey medal. With 140 entries, Major Rogers led the event while Captains Appleton Alline Robeson and Rice served as judges across four companies. Private Grant won the medal.
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Columbus Avenue
Rogers
Appleton
Alline
Robeson
Rice
Evangeline and The Mikado at Boston Theatres This Afternoon
Amusements listings show Evangeline at Hollis Street Theatre with 2 PM and 8 PM shows. The Mikado at Globe Theatre with 2 PM and 7:45 PM. Taming of the Shrew at Boston Museum at 2 PM and 8 PM. Herrmann the Prestidigitateur at Boston Theatre. Jim the Penman at Park Theatre with evening show. Donnybrook Fair at Howard Atheneum with 2 PM and 8 PM. Little Em’ly at Elio Theatre daily at 2 PM and unknown late. Faust at Music Hall with 7:45 PM. Park Country Club races at 3 PM.
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Hollis Street
Globe Theatre
Boston Museum
Boston
Herrmann
Park Theatre
Jim
Penman
Howard Athenaum
Tony Hart
Eliou Theatre
Music Hall
Faust
Park—Country Club
John Stetsos
Edison
Gilbert & Sullivan
Helen Lamont
Agnes Stone
Pitti-Sing
Alice Carle
Katisha
Edith Jomnesse
Peep-Boo
Charles Reed
Ko-Ko
Hollis Street Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Rice
Little
Em’ly
Boston Music Hall
Auctions Today Across Varied Goods and Real Estate
Sales by auction listed for today include Stocks by R L Spe & Co at 11 30 a m and Francis Henshaw & Co at 12 noon. carriages by Albert Howe & Co Brighton at a m. lace curtains by Leonard & Co at 10 a m. plants by Samuel Hatch & Co at 10 a m. land by L Foster Morse at 3 50 p m. real estate by S R Knights & Co at 3 30 p m. fruit by Horatio Harris at 12 noon. Thursday auctions show lace curtains by Leonard & Co at 10 a m. real estate by S R Knights & Co at 3 p m. real estate by Holbrook & Fox at 4 p m.
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R. L. Spe & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
Leonard & Co
Samuel Hatch & Co
L. Foster Morse
S. R. Knights & Co
Marriages in this city and nearby areas this May
A series of marriage notices dated May in cities including Newton Boston Nashua Trenton Mich and San Francisco Cal. Franks W Barney and Harriet Anderson wed in this city May 19. Charles I Davis and Gertrude Chandler wed in Nashua May 21. Charles A Gove and Minnie Webster wed in this city May 23. John R Hall and Ellen Page wed in this city May 22. Frederick H Rindge and May R Knight wed in Trenton May 20. Charles H Shaw and Lucinda E Thatcher wed in this city May 23.
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Barney—Anderson
R. R. Meredith
Frank W. Barney
Newton
Harriet Anderson
Boston
Davis—Chandler
Nashua
N. H
W. C. Clough
Charles I. Davis
Gertrude 8
Chandler
Gove—Webster
St. Paul's Church
Courtney
Charles A. Gove
United States Navy
Minnie
Horace Webster
San Francisco
Cal
Hall—Page
Hotel Berkeley
Mr. Herford
John R. Hall
Ellen Page
Rindge Knight
Trenton
Mich
Frederick H. Rindge
May R. Knight
Shaw
Thatcher
C. P. Gifford
Charles H. Shaw
Lucinda E. Thatcher
Deaths in the Boston Area and Vicinity May 21 28
Notices list multiple deaths across Massachusetts and nearby cities with ages and locations. Entries include Joseph C. Bates Boston aged 49. John Beckford Beverly 78. George Bradford Gallagher South Boston 22. Cornelia Harrington Dedham 61. Mary Griffin Boston 68. George Guild Somerville 68. William Hastings Weston 87. William Heusman Boston Highlands 57. William W. Larkin Malden 81. Sarah S. Moffat East Boston 67. Albert Sanborn Somerville 61. Phillip Wachter Boston Highlands 63. Services noted for some. burial private in a number of entries.
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Bates
Chicago
Joseph C. Bates
Boston
Beckford
Beverly
John Beckford
Gallagher
South Boston
George Bradford Gallagher
Gleason
Dedham
Mass
Cornelia Harrington
W. C. Glengods
Eastport
Griffin
Mary Griffin
Guild
Somerville
George Guild
Hastings
Weston
William Hastings
Housman
Boston Highlands
William Heusman
Larkin
Malden
William W. Larkin
C. H. Sprague
Salem Street
Moffat
East Boston
Sarah S. Moffat
Richardson Moffat
Ripley
Hartford
Conn
J. W. Ripley
Sanborn
Albert Sanborn
Wachter
Phillip Wachier
New Scribner's Magazine Catalog and Fall Bindings
New publications listed for Scribner's Magazine including Bonaparte illustrations, Miss Pringle's Neighbors by Mrs Stevenson, Thackeray letters, Miss Peck's Promotion by Jewett, The Ethics of Democracy, Two Russians by Nora Perry, poems by multiple authors, and the completion of the first volume binding in English buckram. Also preview of stories Cracker Joe, A Week Away from Time, and uniform editions of Meredith and Balzac titles with pricing and mailing details from Roberts Brothers.
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Scriber’s Magazine
Scribner's Magazine
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American Historical and Economic Associations
Carroll D. Wright
Sta
Engel
Bureau of Statistics
Wright
Elyot
Johns Hopkins
Smith
West End Railway
Senate
Palfrey Medal
ROYAL
Wawse LY
Pety
Roya
WallStua Ny
NEW Publications
Scribner’s
VY Magazine
Bonaparte
Appiani
Napoleon
Joan C
Thackeray
Miss Pringle
Robert Louis Stevenson
W. T. Bricnam
Miss Peck
Saran Orne Jewett
FE. W
Kemble
J. Stimson
Seth
Harold Freperio
Nora Perry
H. E. Warner
H. C. Bunver
Jony Borne O’reilvy
Henrietta Christian Wright
Ellen BurnouGns
James T. Fields
Graham R.tom Son
Elizabeth Akers
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Broadway
Roberts Bros.’ New Books
Cape Cod
Cracker Joe
Florida
George Meredith
Richard Feverer
Evan Harrington
Harry Richmond
Sandra Belloni
Rhoda Fleming
Vittoria
Diana of the Crossways
Alkahest
Honore de Barzac
Pére Goriot
Duchesse de Langeais
César Birotteau
Eugénie Grandet
Pons
Morocco
Roberts Brothers
D. Eddy & Son
Tolet
Central Street
Samuel Barnard
Rowe’s Wharf
Lawyers
Congress Street
Berlin
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Chicago & Lake Superior
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Henry Harris & CO
Bucklersbury
Lonton
B. C
RE Women's Educational MB and Industrial Union
Boylston St
John H. Lee
H. E. Brapy
F. J. Donnelly
Cily OF
Suffolk
County Court House
Boston Water Board
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Cumberland
Water Board
William B, Smart
Protem
Deron Quartermaster’s
Arca Street
United Eave See Department
U.S. Army
Schuylkill Arsenal
Pacific Coast
M. I. Ludington
U.S. A
Navy Department
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing
West Indes
D.C
Navy Yard
James Fulton
U.S. Navy
Tours
National Home
WY. S
Togus
A. Cobaugh
Luther Stephenson, Jr
Suffolk County
Pemberton Square
Solomon KB. Stebbins
Thomas J. Whidden
Morse
U. 8
Minipary
Fort Leavenworth
Kin
Ap Sen Iaes
James W. Pope
U. S, Army
Codman Street
Dorchester
City Hall
John W. McDonald
Streets
Henry W. Savage
Court Street
Boylston Station
Roxbury
Cornhill
Haymarket Square
Jorn
Shawmut Avenue
Castle Street
Bath
Prospect Hill
William A. Davis
Bird Street Station
Harbor
Milton Hills
G&g. B. Haskell
Manchester-by-the-Sea
J. Murray Howe
WM. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
Union Wharf
GEO. L. Thayer & Son
Onion Wharf
Chas. E. Cram
GENT
Coffin & Henry
OWA
Iowa
State St
Des Moines
John Jeffries & Sons
Vicinity
Devonshire St
Copartnershire
HW. P. Whitcomb
Temple Place
M. van Nason
Winter Street
Henry Nason
H. P. Whitcomb
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Co
Rowe's Wharf
Nantasket
Femberton
Nantsket
Pemberton
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
Edward Tt -Merrihew Treassurer
Devonshire Street
Eastern Railroad Co
Eastern RR. Co
Essex RR
N. G. Chapin
Treas
Pacific Mills
Henry Saltonstall
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Dundee
Federal Street
Ty Ez
R. M. Field
Augustin Daly
Daly’s Theatre
Kellar
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Donnybrook Fair
Cecilia
Georg Henschel
George J. Parker
Charles E. Tinney
Boston Symphony Orchestra
B. J. Lang
Uiyps
Brookline
Boston & Albany R. R
Thayer
Parker House
B. Y. M. C. Union
the Union
Brows University Guen Crus
Boston Cadet Orchestra
Hox
Oliver Ames
Potters Brooks
Reven Tuosas
Stoprory Wextworth Brooker
Union
Sadler
Genilemes
William H. Baldwin
W.B. Clarka
Clarendon Hotel
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Steinfeld
Unitarian Festival
John Jr. Long
F. E. Webber
Me. W
Clarke & Carruth
Washington Street
Francis H. Brown