Castelar Dies Leaving Icon Of Spanish Republicanism
Emilio Castelar, famed Republican orator and Madrid statesman born 1832, dies after pulmonary catarrh. His life spanned journalism, academia, and tumultuous politics, including leadership roles in 1868 1874 revolutions, exile, Cortes presidencies, and a stubborn push for republican ideals despite practical failures.
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Madrid
Emilio Castelar
Senor Castelar
University of Madrid
Serrano
Senor
Spain
Yale elects Hadley president as Dexter and Farnam resign
Yale University changes leadership with the May meeting electing Arthur Twining Hadley as president to succeed Timothy Dwight. Secretary Dexter and Treasurer Farnam resign after long service, effective at commencements. Dexter to remain as assistant librarian. New appointments include curator, registrar, and instructors, plus donations to prizes and a law school building project. Hadley, a New Haven native born 1856, is a noted scholar and debater coach with a substantial publication record.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Corporation
Arthur Twining Hadley
Yale University
Timothy Dwight
Franklin B. Dexter
William W Farnam
Dwight
Yale University Corporation
Dexter
Yale
Farnam
Farnum’s
Louis S. Deforest
M. D
Ciinical
Charles E. Beecher
Othniel C. Marsh
George L. Amerman
W. W. Winchester
Henry F. English
Alice K. English
Law School
Hadley
James B. Hadley
Yale College
Annie Twining Hadley
University of Berlin
Iss
Antil
Sumner
Harvard
Princeton
Fladley
Europe
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Thadley
Connecticut
Hachey
Helen Harrison Morris
Luzon B. Morris
Presentation by Wilcott Marks 38th First Massachusetts Reunion
The thirty eighth annual reunion and dinner of the old First Massachusetts Infantry was held at the American House. Governor Wolcott and ex Mayor Fay attended. Corporal Nathaniel N. Allen received a Congressional Medal of Honor for saving the state colors at Gettysburg while acting as color guard.
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First Massachusetts Infantry
Frederick F Dolborne
Wolcott
Fay
Chelsea
Bruges
State Prison
Richerd F. Irish
East Boste
Gilman
J. R. Ger- Trish
Deer Island
Fred G. Pet
Allen
Narrow escape at T' wharf as fishing crew cheers
Hundreds of visitors and businessmen witnessed a near drowning at the wharf. Fisherman James Gleason, aboard the Ruth M. Martin, had just collected wages from a successful trip and regaled onlookers with his boasting of swimming prowess.
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T’ Wharf
James Gleason
Ruth M. Martin
Curran Hurt While Fixing Mauser Shell in Accident
Charles Curran 22 of Roxbury Street Highland district was injured after attempting to solder a pin to a Mauser cartridge. The heat caused an explosion and the cartridge cap blasted into his head above the right ear. He was etherized at Emergency Hospital, cap removed, and sent home.
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Charles Curran
Roxbury Street
Highland District
John Harriott
Winter Street
Curran
Dorchester Woman Found Dead Suspected Suicide
Isabella M. Bray aged 50 a lodger at 99 Mt Pleasant avenue Dorchester was found dead in her room about 3 pm yesterday after not being seen since the day before Authorities suppose she may have taken her own life She had resided in the house about a year
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Isabella M. Bray
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Dorchester
Sileide
Notable Advocate of Republican Principles Throughout Career
The subject spoke frequently on novels and many works of criticism and commentary on government forms, consistently using every opportunity to promote republican views and policies.
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Don Hmilo
Sagasta
Zorrillists
Spanish Academy
Jin Iszi
Spain
Presbyterian Assembly Renews McGiffert Heresy Debate
The Presbyterian General Assembly referred the McGiffert matter to the New York presbytery to decide its disposition in light of church purity and doctrine. The majority urged discretion. the minority pressed for a formal committee and possible heresy trial if McGiffert refuses to modify his views. The assembly first approved the unanimously agreed preamble amid tumultuous debate.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Presbytery of
New York
Arthur CC. McGiffert
Union Theological Seminary
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
L. I. Graham
Wallace Radcliffe
Washington
McGiffert
Radcliffe
Cor
Explosion and Fire at Hotel Rexford Damages
An explosion from a kerosene oil barrel in the Hotel Rexford basement billiard room caused a fire that damaged skylight wine room and surrounding areas. Attendant Harry Willey, about 22, was severely burned and hospitalized. a fireman was briefly affected. Insurance covers owner Charles Rudolph's loss estimated around 19 000 dollars.
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Hotel Rexford
Harry Willey
Rexford
Bulfinch Street
Bulfinch Place
Willey
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charles Rudolph
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