Boston Crowd Hails Irish Cause and O Brien Visit
A large Boston audience welcomes Irish editor William O Brien and speaker Mr Kilbride in a rally supporting the Irish plan of campaign. O Brien lauds American sympathy for Ireland, condemns Lord Lansdowne, and pledges aid. Kilbride criticizes evictions, cites rental abuses, and urges continued American funding. a resolution calls for renewed backing from Ireland’s supporters in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crispus Attucks
Maverick
Gray
Patrick Carr
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Boston
Birney
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Amos Dresser
Nashville
Beacon Street
William Lloyd Garrison
Garrison
Wendell Phillips
Ireland
Canada
Hisses
Washington Street
Phillips
William O Brien
O’ Reilly
Mr. O'Reilly
Mr. O’brien
Toronto
Mr. Kilbride
America
Gladstone
Charles Stewart Parnell
Lord Lansdowne
England
Parnell
Luggacurran
Lansdowne
Derry
Ottawa
Lansdownes
O’brien
Dillon
Harrington
Americans
Dublin Castle
Orangemen
William O’brien
Dunn
John Dunn
John H. Buckley
O'Reilly
Collins
John Dillon
Mr. O'Brien
Oreilly
Kingston
O'Brien
Parker House
Portrait of Lord Randolph Churchill: a flawed political figure
The piece examines Lord Randolph Churchill’s shifting roles across parliaments and factions, noting his outward appearance, temper, and evolving historical value. It traces his early promise, party shifts, and inward mobility shaping perceptions of his place in Tory history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Randolph Churchill
Lord Randolph
Discovery of Asteroid No 267 by Professor Charlois
A Science Observer report from Nice notes the discovery of asteroid 267 by Professor Charlois, the observatory assistant at Nice. The position set for May 27 at 5 57.5 GMT places it at right ascension 17h 2m 11s, south declination 22 31 437 with magnitude thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlois
Observatory of
Nice
The New Riding Club Plans in Boston Area
A proposed Boston riding club outlines a $125000 project on land bounded by Bothnia Scotia and Cambria streets near Boylston street bridge. It aims for 800 initial members paying $75 initiation and $50 annual assessments, with bonds financing the rest, 5 percent interest, 20 year term, and sinking funds. Trustees include Rackemann Hollingsworth Wharton and others as the committee seeks at least $500 subscriptions to begin contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riding Club
Boylston Street Bridge
Bothnia
Scotia and
Cambria
J. Murra Forbes
J. F. Cushing
Arthur Rothh
S. Allan
John L. Gardner
William P. Lee
H. A. Lamb
S. A. Hopkins
Amor L. Hollingsworth
William F. Wharton
Frank Seabury
Edward B. Russell
Charles. Rackemann
Charles S. Rackemann
Court Street
Boston
Messrs. Hollingsworth
Wharton
Rackemann
Brotherly Love Visit Highlights Boston Philadelphia Exchange
Philadelphia councilmen toured Boston on a brief stay marked by a breakfast at the Revere House. Mayor O'Brien presided and Alderman Donovan hosted the visitors with tours of Chestnut Hill reservoir Deer Island and a harbor ride aboard the J Putnam Bradlee. A Boston dinner followed with Mayor Russell and Captain Joe V Meigs as guests before the party departed by train to New York amid cheers for the cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston
Revere House
O’brien
Donovan
Chestnut Hill
J. Putnam Bradlee
Deer Island
Revere
O'Brien
Russell
Cambridge
Joe V. Meigs
The Des Moines Resolution Debate in American Board Controversy
Boston readers see a letter defending the American Board scrutiny of the Des Moines action. It argues Dr Noble’s substitute was altered to Chapin’s, denying the committee no option. The piece condemns the Congregationalist for misrepresenting the history and urges integrity in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregationalist
Prudential Committee
Des Moines
Chapin
Noble
Quint
Dr. Chapin
Dr. Noble
Nobie
Wrte
Ladd
Withrow
Ward
Salem
Mark Hopkins
New England Woman's Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The New England Woman's Club met in Wesleyan Hall to elect officers for the coming year with Mrs Julia Ward Howe presiding. Mrs Abbie Gould Woolson shared reminiscences of her past club ties in lively fashion. Officers named include President Julia Ward Howe and a slate of vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer, historian, and auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Woman's Club
Wesleyan Hall
Julia Ward Howe
Abbie Gould Woolson
Mary G. Ames
Ednah D. Cheney
Anna H. Clarke
Lucy Goddard
Caroline A. Kennard
Anna C. Lodge
Abby W. May
New Judge Lacombe Named for Second Circuit
Emile Henry Lacombe, tied to the late 19th century New York scene, is appointed by the President as additional circuit judge in the second judicial district. Born 1846 in the city, he has long served as Corporation Counsel and in the city law department, reorganizing tax arrears collection and the department itself. A Democrat, he helped found the Young Men's Democratic Club in 1871 and counts New Amsterdam and University clubs among his affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Henry Lacombe
Clinton Place
Columbus College
Columbia Law School
City Law Department
William C. Whitney
Secretary of the Navy
Edson
George P. Andews
Supreme Court
Grace
Law Department
Young Men’s Democratic Club
New Amsterdam
University
Amherst College announces commencement week schedule
Amherst College lays out a full schedule for commencement week starting June 25, with Kellogg prize speeches, baccalaureate sermons, Hitchcock and Hyde prize events, gymnastic and oration contests, and concerts. The program lists named speakers such as Jones, Churchill, Huntington, Rounds, Davis, and Bulkley, plus related events at College Hall, College Church, Pratt gymnasium, and College Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
College Hall
Jones
Churchill
Harlow
Day
Wilson
Putnam
Burns
MacNeill
Strickland
Sayles
College
Hitchcock Society
F. D. Huntington
D.C
Hyde
Bliss
Blodgett
Haynes
Willard
Rounds
Bulkley
Gilbert
Pratt Gymnasium
College Church
Davis
Thorpe
Alpha Delta Phi Society
RK. & Storrs
D.D
Ll.d
Brooklyn
N. Y
Canons Hall
Murphey
Bigham
College Grove
White
Beethoven Club of
Boston
E. Humphrey- Allen
Alumni Association
College Chapel
Phi Beta Kappa Society
A. C. Rounds
Thompson
Haley
Walker Hall
Amherst Agricultural
C. 8. Walker
Young Men's Christian Association
Noah Porter
Yale University
Mionday
Congressional Endowment of Agricultural Colleges
Charles Kendall Adams
Cornell University
Charles G. Davis
Plymouth
New Chapel
Deart Geraekmeumet
Thomas F. RB. Meehan
Wred HB. Fowler
Cooperative Agriculture
James M. Marsh
Edward R. Flint
Agricultural Experiment Stations
Cyrus W. Fisherdick
United States
Charles L. Marshall
Edward W. Barrett
Roanoke College
Salem
New York to Cadiz Atlantic Line Proposed for Safe Swift Travel
A Belfast reader argues for a new American flagged line of twenty knot passenger steamers from New York to Cadiz bypassing fogs ice and the British Channel. The route would sail south of the Azores with Paris as a distant target and seven day passage from New York to Paris via Cadiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Europe
England
Atlantic
Liverpool
London
New York
Cadiz
Azores
Paris
1. C
Late Ship News Arrivals From Various Ports
New York May 29 Arrived steamer Terman Wenter from Boston ships Kirkcudbrightshire Salem Treasurer Rotterdam bark Cecilia Madre Tiapani schooners Ada Herbert Wareham Onward Nantucket RK A Kinnier Wareham Sauta Louise Nantucket Meriam Hillsboro NB Frank G Dow Windsor NS Thomas C Rockett Port La Tour NS Erie Dexter Clark Harvester Rondo St John NB Zampa Machias Mulatto Cto J Nickerson Mount eesert Ringleader Thomaston Fred C Holden Tennants Harbor Lottie K Friend Annie L Mc Keen Boston F H Odiorne Plymouth F G Russell Tennants Harbor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Terman Wenter
Boston
Kirkcudbrightshire
Salem
Rotterdam
Cecilia
Madre Tiapani
Ada Herbert
Wareham
Onward
Nantucket
RK. A. Kinnier
Sauta Louise
Meriam
Hillsboro
Frank G. Dow
Windsor
N.S
Thomas C. Rockett
Port la Tour
Erie
Dexter Clark
Harvester
Rondo
St. John
N.B
Zampa
Machias
Mulatto
Cto
J. Nickerson
Mounteesert
Ringleader
Thomaston
Fred C. Holden
Tennant’s Harbor
Lottie K. Friend
Annie L. McKeen
F. H. Odiorne
Plymouth
F. G. Russell
Grand sale in Boston offers diamonds with tea and coffee
The Traders TEA Company opens a Boston branch at 546 Washington Street opposite Adams House and sells tea or coffee cans with jewelry for $1 each. Purchasers include Ge & E. Senet, Dr. W. H. Milliken, Mrs. Annie White, Mrs. Sarah Williams, John Jameson, J. H. Ryan and others across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traders’ Tea Company
Boston
Washington Street
Adams House
United States
Ge &E
John Jameson
Newark
N. J
J. H. Ryan
Western Union Teleraph Company
C. H. Bartley
Union Square
J. J. Treadway
Myra Bates
South Boston
C. A. Gehwn
Spring Street
Medfield
Mass
Franklin Mead
New York & Boston Rapid Transit Company
Congress Street
A. B. Stevenson
Brookline
L. Emery Bond
Winter Street
Mansfield
Columbus Avenue
Edwin Poor
Haverhill
Katie Smmith
Charlestown
H. C
Albee
Lockhart
Boston Stock Exchange Auction List and Appraisals
R L Day & Company advertises free appraisals and lists numerous stock and bond securities to be auctioned on June 1, including Concord RR Co Manchester Mills and Old Colony RR 6s. The notice covers banks railroads mills and manufacturing firms with extensive holdings and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord RR. Co
Manchester & Lawrence RR. Co
Worcester
RDS & Rochester RR. Co
Manchester Mills
Boston Con, St. RR. Co
Hill Mfg
Old Boston National Bank
Tremont N. Hk
State National Bank
Freeman’s N. Ik
Merrimac Mfg. Co
Langdon Mfg. Co
Wakefield Rattan Co
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Boston & Maine Rr, Co
Nor. & Worcester RR
Chicago, Burlington & Gilney RR
Boston & Colorado Smelting Co
Boston Atheneum
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Machine Assn
Fall River
Quincy & Warsaw RR
Old Colony RR
Eastern RR
Topeka & So
Western
Cedar Rapids & Co. River
Summit Branch
Cambridge Trusts Sale of Willow Tree and Inman Street Lots
Public auction on June 1 offers two Cambridge parcels the Willow Tree Lot facing Harvard Hastings and B A KR R with 14000 sq ft near rail lines suitable for manufacturing or modest tenements and the Inman Street Lot about 15000 sq ft near Main Street ideal for a genteel residence. Cash deposits 200 and 500 with liberal terms. sale to settle estate of George P Carter. contact G E Carter 623 Main Cambridgeport or auctioneers 791.
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Garden Street
Wyeth Street
Madison Street
Cosh
George P. Carter
G. E. Carter
Main Street
Catbridgeport
Inman
Austin
Cambridgeport
Harvard Street
Willow Tree
Inman Street
Hastings Street
Harvard
R. R
Austin Street
Cambridge
Gen. Putnam
Moore
Oppuawe
Moore Street
Beteen Estates
Harvard Streets
Davis Street
Dickinson
Webster Avenue
Hampshire
Bristol Streets
Columbia
Broadway
Market Street
Hampshire Street
Alex. Dickinson
Willard A. Bullard
First National Bank
Telephone
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Hebard
Brown
Mitchell
Fay
White
Gault
Cornell
Lewis
Gunnison
James Miller
Harvard and
Moore Streets
Dickinson Street
Bristol Street
Conroy
Powers
Hayes
Columbia Street
C. A. Dickinson
Said Street
Alexander
Lawton
Harding
Richardson
Martha E. Whittemore
Alex Dickinson
Boston
Fairchild
Belmont
Mass
Railroad Station
Reansion House
Concord Avenue
Fitchburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
the New Riding Club
the Revere
the American Board
Prudential Committees
D. M. Gilbert
Winchester
R. J. McBryde
Lexington
Clauss
E. Henry Ward
A.M
William McK. Murrell
Campbell C. H
A. M. Waddell
Wilmington
N.C
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Virginia Midland
Washington
Lynchburg
Shenandoah Valley
Harrisburg
Carlisle
Hagerstown
Luray
Natural Bridge
Roanoke
Norfolk
Norfolk & Western Road
Pullman
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Piedmont Air Line
THE
Woman's Club
Belfast
R. L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boston Stock Exchange
Canton Mfg. Co
Hartford
Conn
Adin
Cambridge Horse
Fliot Natl
Freeman's
Blackstone
Exchange Natl
Blue Hill
Milton
Lawrence Duck Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Boston & Proy
Pass. Rivers
Ptd
Lombarid Investment Co
Adm
Eastman Freight Car Heater Co
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Gt. Falls & Conway Ra
de Corrugated Wire Co
Middlesex Horse
Nashua & Rochester Ri
Lmt
Houghton & On
St.John
Lake Eustis
Prin
Florida
Florida So. Ry. Co
Kal, al
Grand Rapids Ri
Lop
St. Ford
L. G
Francis Henshaw & Coo
State Street
Garden St
Old Cambridge
8. R. Knights & CO
Main St
Dickinson, Davis
Bristol
Columbia Streets
Tate
Cabot
Ruggles Street
Horatio Sarris & CO
Steamship
Amoor
Palermo
Fiske’s Wharf
Messrs. Parker, Wilder & Co
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White Street
Scarlet and
Leonard Street
Bliss, Fabyan & CO
Richards & CO
John C. Wilme Erding
Wilmerding Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Wand
Samuel Hatch & CO
Marginal
Haynes and
Webster Streets
Marginal Street
Haynes Street
Webster Street
Albert Howe & CO
Market Streaty
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Boatea
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