Garland of 12 000 Attend 1898 Reunion at Mechanics Hall
Mechanics Hall hosted a large reunion of Suffolk county A O G members with over 12 000 guests and 899 couples in a grand international march. The hall was festooned with Erin and American colors, portraits of heroes and 1898 event scenes. Notables, including Congressman Henry I Naphe n and judges, attended along with a long list of officers, marshals, and hundreds of auxiliaries assisting the gala event.
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Mechanics’ Hall
A. OG
Suffolk County
Erin
America
Annual May Party Draws Clerks Of Jordan Marsh Co
The May party at Odd Fellows Hall last evening featured dancing as the main attraction with nearly all clerks from Jordan Marsh Co. in attendance. The hall displayed light cool décor with streamers palms and flowers as the decorating committee ensured tasteful arrangements and a pleasant atmosphere for the event.
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Jordan, Marsh &Co
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Myrtadhe
Pretty Maida
Tee Wes
Store Clerks Celebrate with Grand Dance and Concert
The Waverley Orchestra opened the evening as about 1000 clerks and friends attended a party. Mr. T Dailey led the grand march with 200 couples, dancing to 2 am after a supper intermission. A large reception committee coordinated the event and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverley Orchestra
T. L. Dailey
R. J. Watters
J. J. Burke
J. W. Coverly
J. F. MicGlenan
J. W.worury
W. c. Kelly
Clifford Johnson
J. M. [Agarde
Comedy and Dance at St Johns Temperance Event
The St Johns Catholic Temperance Association staged the comedy A Bachelor’s Trials at Odd Fellows Hall North Cambridge last evening. Cast included Robert M Walsh William J Mitchell Thomas Bowser P J Scanlon John J Quill Thomas H Patterson and Misses Augusta Donovan Margaret Horan Josephine Nolan Mary Welsh Mary Cutter. Dancing followed until 2 o clock with P J Scanlon in charge of the floor aided by Thomas O Neill and others.
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St. John’s Catholic Temperance Association
Odd Fellows’s Hall
North
Cambridge
Messrs
Robert M. Walsh
William J. Mitchell
Thomas ¥. Bowser
P. J. Scanlon
John J. Quill
Thomas H. Patterson
Augusta Donovan
Margaret Horan
Josephine Nolan
Mary Welsh
Mary Cutter
Thomas O'Neill
J.J. Connor
W. J. Mitchell
John Lane
William Ward
Joseph Foley
Martin Hines
J. F. Hickey
Remembrance Ceremonies Mark Virginius Tragedy Graves
In Cuba near Santiago de Cuba elaborate Memorial Day rites honor Virginius tragedy victims, with Major J G Saunders arranging ceremonies over American and British graves. Flags at half mast, a noon salute, and a regimental dirge planned.
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Cuba
Decora
Santiago
Dillon
J. G. Saunders
Lloyd
Guantanamo
el Cobre
Pedro Delgado
Guanajay
Havana
Delgado
Jacinto Hernandez
San Jose de Las Lajas
Santa Clara
President McKinley to greet Philippines volunteers in Minneapolis
Washington dispatch reports all volunteers mustered out in San Francisco will be invited to Minneapolis St Paul for a jubilee with President McKinley. Troops then travel to their home states at state expense. Arrival expected mid June to August 1 with festivities in early August. President’s Pacific trip may still proceed depending on circumstances.
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Washington
Philippines
San Francisco
Minneapolis
St. Paul
McKinley
War Department
San Franccisco
Pacific
Minneapol
Harrison at Paris banquet with President and Loubet
May 29 in Paris features a parliamentary reception hosted by Emile Loubet and President. Benjamin Harrison arrives as the legal representative of Venezuela for upcoming boundary commission sessions, with Mrs. Harrison present.
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Paris
Emile Loubet
Benjamin Harrison
Venezuela
Venezuela Boundary Commission
Harrison
Child May Die After Being Run Over by Team
Annie Cabot a 10 year old from Chestnut Hill Brookline was critically injured near Berkeley and Providence streets in the South End yesterday afternoon. She ran between wagons as teams passed and was struck and run over. The team was driven by Timothy Carroll and owned by Thomas A M Smith.
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Annie Cabot
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
Berkeley Street
Providence
Annie
Timothy Carroll
Thomas A M. Smith
Salvation Army rally in Malden draws large crowd
Eastern congress rally at the Anniversary building followed a parade through main streets. About 1400 people attended a praise service led by Lieutenant-Colonel Consens. Key speaker Com Boothaneker spoke on America's Greatest Need, highlighting farm colonies and army social work. Other speakers included Mr and Mrs Major Atkinson, Major J Glaydgate, and Benton divisional staffers.
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Malden
Eastern Congress
The
Salvation Army
Salvationists
Pleasant Street
Consens
New England
Speser
Com Boothaneker
America
Cubans Yield as Privates Seek Cuban Troop Gratuity
In Havana on May 29, Cuban privates pressed for payment of the American gratuity. Only 112 of 300 applicants could be paid as others waited, many turning in arms. Ninety-nine rifles were surrendered and Cuban officers shifted to aiding Lt. Col. Randall. Over 200 were still unheard, with pay to resume June 15 and posters distributed in Pinar del Rio announcing the program.
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Havana
Randall
Hlavana
State Dept Secures Belgium Market Reopening for American Cattle
The United States announces the reopening of Belgium markets to American cattle after a ban since 1894. A reciprocity office push under Melwinley’s administration led to a Belgian decree from January 22 1897 that allows importation at Antwerp Ghent and Ostend with slaughter within three days of embarkation.
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Washington
State Department
Belgium
Melwinley
Count Lichtenvelde
Brussels
Antwerp
Ghent
Ostend
Paderewski Married Rumor Surfaces in Paris
Paris rumor claims pianist Ignace Paderewski secretly wed Elena Gorski last December. Gorski, formerly married to Tadis las Gorski, is alleged to sign as register of the Corsino in Paris. The couple allegedly await papal dispensation for an ecclesiastical marriage while Polish law questions the prior union.
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Paris
Iynace Paderewski
Mme
Elena Gorski
Tadislas Gorski
Lamoureux Orchestra
Mme. Gorski
Cossino
Paderewski
Madame
Gorski
Ruskin
John Millais
Geneva
Ilena Paderewski
Mime
Realist Social Union May Festival Praises Administration
Speakers at the May festival praised the administration. Dr. Rev. Frank Roblin expressed support for American ideas and the Philippines policy, noting pride in the Stars and Stripes and a willingness to face facts over theories. Others, including A. Marden, spoke briefly on administration policy.
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Realist Social Union
A. Marden
Ss. H
Thorndike
George
Page
Mr. Luce
Frank Roblin
Philippines
Dr. Roblin
Jack
Belove
Stars and Stripes
Spain
Cuba
England
Mr. Marden
Post Chapel Acts on Roberts Death
A special Post chapel meeting convened last evening over the death of Henry W. Roberts who died Thursday in Pasadena California. A committee including Nolan Macadam Baker Noble and Biggins was authorized to draft resolutions and arrange a memorial. Mr Noble was chosen to represent the chapel at the funeral.
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Post Chapel
Roberts
Henry W. Roberts
Pasadena
Cal
Messrs
Nolan
Macadam
Baker
Boston Welcomes General Wheeler and Daughters
General Wheeler returns to Boston and joins a busy schedule with Kinsley Post 113. The visit includes a theatre ceremony at the Boston Theatre, a 1 30 pm reception and dinner at Young's Hotel, and a harbor trip aboard the Nantasket boat. Miss Wheeler and Mrs Wheeler visit hospitals, Bunker Hill, Christ Church, and local parks, while plans include a tally ho ride to Lexington and a luncheon at the Mayflower Club hosted by Mrs Sohter and Governor Wolcott.
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General Wheeler
Boston
E. B. Stillings
Julia Ward Howe
Sara W. Daggett
Misses Wheeler
Beacon and
Charles Streets
Soldiers’ Monument
Commo
Kinsley Post 113
Young’s Hotel
W. W. Blackmur
World’s End Farm
General Blackmar
Hingham
John ID. Long
Roger Wolcott
BE. P. Sohter
Mayflower Club
Lexington
Philippines
Miss Wheeler
Bunker Hill
Christ Church
Miss Carrie
Stillings
Wheeler sisters charm Washington on arm of General's pride
Miss Anna Early Wheeler, the elder sister known as the Army Angel for nursing at Santiago and later Montauk, describes her absorbing wartime service and training at St. Luke's Hospital. She hints at plans to continue nursing though family duties keep her close to home and Papa's support weighs on decisions.
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General Wheeler
Anna Early Wheeler
Santiago
Army
Post
Wheeler
Montauk
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
Manila
Papa
Two Boys Injured Stealing Train Ride
Joseph Smiddy ten residing 999 Paris street Irist Boston and Michael O Connell Leo Harve street East Boston were badly injured in Chelsea yesterday afternoon while riding a Boston and Albany freight train. The conductor ordered them to get off near Bellingham street. Smiddy suffered a crushed foot after a wheel ran over it and O Connell cut and internal injuries from striking a rock. Police took them to Frost Hospital.
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Joseph Smiddy
Paris Street
Irist Boston
Michael O'Connell
Leo Harve
O'Connell
Frost Hospital
Tobacco debate in General Assembly of United Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia reports at the General Assembly show the home and foreign missions boards adopted and discussed reports. The Chicago presbytery memoria on marrying a deceased wife's sister was postponed. Dr Owens resigned as corresponding secretary of home missions and was asked to write a history. Tobacco use remains unresolved with votes 11 to 1 and 4 to 4 on action.
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Philadelphia
Penn
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church
Board of Home Missions
Board of Foreign Missions
Chicago Presbytery
Owens
Board Home Missions
Wens
Committee On Bil
Overtures
Kidnapping Case Stirs New Clues and False Leads
In New York May reports on the Marion Clark kidnapping lay bare a pawn ticket tie to diamonds stolen from Mrs. Jerome Foster. Suspects include Mary Carlson and Carrie Jones with sightings near Deposit. A letter to a Three Rivers Catholic insttution adds another lead amid family distress and a prowler incident at the McIntire home.
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New York
Marion Clark
Carlson Vernon
Bridgeport
Conn
Mary
Jerome Foster
Simpson
Mary Carlien
Mary Carlsen
Carrie Jones
Deposit
Mary Carlson
Three Rivers
Quebec
Canada
Menis Otos
Clark
Henry George Memorial Observance in New York
Followers mark Henry George memory with grave decoration at Greenwood Cemetery. A bust by Richard George will be unveiled at the People's Club with Father Edward McGlynn giving the presentation speech. Charles Sprague Smith accepts for the People's Institute as Richard Hovey reads an elegy.
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New York
Henry George
Greenwood Cemetery
People’s Club
Richard
Edward McGlynn
Charles Sprague Smith
People’s Institute
Richard Hovey
Solomon Ticknor Nuptials At Dover Street Residence
Miss Elizabeth Soloman daughter of Mr and Mrs Soloman of 1 Dover Street married last evening to Mr Harry W Ticknor in the family residence. Rabbi Wolf Baron officiated. A supper and dancing followed. Ushers were Louis Ticknor Hyman Soloman and George Soloman.
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Eizabeth
Soloman
Dover Street
Harry W. Ticknor
Wolf Baron
Louis Ticknor
Hyman
George Soloman
Paris Riots Erupt After Deroulede Trial
In Paris on May 2 crowds rioted after the Deroulede Habert trial adjournment. Antisemitic cries and pro‑Varmy chants rang out as police dispersed demonstrators and clashed with rival groups in Place Dauphine and nearby squares, injuring several.
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Paris
M. Deroulede
M. Habert
League of Patriots
Dauphene
Funeral of Senor Castelar in Madrid
Immense crowds attended the funeral of Senor Don Emilio Castelar, the republican orator, who died in Murcia last Friday. Madrid offices and shops closed as mourning prevailed. a gendarmerie guard of honor stood in the cortege. At the Prado cries of Viva la Resistencia were heard and clashes with police occurred at the cemetery gates before interment at 8 o'clock.
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Madrid
Mmilio Castelar
Murcia
Prado
Ministry of Nooted
la Remanceé Biblica
Recital at Cambridge supports Vacation School program
Last evening in Brattle Hall Cambridge the Cantabrigia Club presented American Women in Song and Story to aid the Cambridge Vacation School. Miss Angeline Andrews and Miss Mabel Henderson performed songs and readings from noted authors, with patronesses including Mrs. May Alden Ward and Mrs. John Graham Brooks.
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Brattle Hall
Cambridge
Cantabrigia Club
Angeline ‘Andrews
B. Andrews
Mabel Henderson
Radcliffe
Iimerson School of Oratory
J. J. Henderson
Chester Street
Andrews
H. H. A. Beach
Margaret Lang
Edith Armstrong Talbott
Josephine Sherwood
Miss Henderson
Mary I. Wilkins
Ruth Mefnery Stuart
Sarah Orne Jewett
Julia Ward Howe
W B. Fyeld
Howers
May Alden Ward
John Graham Brooks
Alexander I McKenzie
Alice Free
Yerxa
Annie & Allen
William A. Bancroft
Oils
Estelle M. H. Merrill
Eadgar
Kk. Champlin
A.S. Apsey
Man Palmer
Well-dressed man linked to Dr Melntire noted
Fragmentary report identifies a well dressed man associated with Dr Melntire at a gathering, with incomplete details about the event and attendees.
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Dr. Melntire
Boston College Elocution Contest Honors Daly for Prize
Boston College held its annual elocution contest last evening in the James street hall. Edmund D. Daly of Newton won the $50 purse with a speech titled The Anglo Saxon Alliance. Other speakers included Charles Aon The Glories of New England and W D Nugent The Czar and Peace. Judges included George W Anderson and Charles I Quirk.
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Boston
College Hall
James Street
Edmund D. Daly
Newton
Charles Aon
New England
W. D. Nugent
Joseph Lynch Early
John I’. Walsh
Co A
Edward M. Sullivan
Catholic College
Edmund J. Daly
Henry W. Grady
Boston College Mancholin Guitar Club
Glee Club
Ss. J
George W. Anderson
Charles I. Quirk
J. Douglass
Dennis J. Maguire
Eo Persons
Michael J. Barnes
Augustine Ll. Rafter
John
Winthrop Town Meeting Elects Moderator and Approves Debt
At last night's Winthrop town meeting F J Moses was elected moderator over H S Fisher by 138 to 111. Voted to authorize debt beyond the legal limit and borrow 100000 for use with metro park commissioners, 50000 under the act and 0 in anticipations of taxes. Four hundred dollars appropriated to grade Pauline street hose house grounds and lay granite blocks. Arc lights approved at Coral Ocean junction, Pleasant Sargent corner, and Court road near Hotel Loring. New town by laws to be partly adopted now with remainder to future meetings.
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Winthrop
F. J. Moses
H. S. Fisher
Metropolitan Park Commissioners
Pauline Street Hose House
Coral
Ocean
Tow
Pleasant
Sargent Streets
Court Road
Hotel Loring
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Patrick Ahern
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Patrick O’ Brien
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Daniel H. Beave
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Timothy J. Sullive
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Henry Jenift
Edward H. Warrer
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Sarah Wesley
M. McDonald
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Myre
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Hannah Leary
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Patrick KF. Ban
James F. Wood
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George H. Sheehan
Thomas DP. Butler
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K. J. Fitzpatrick
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Vvortimer J. Padden
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John A. Quinn
Frank Cassidy
Joseph T. Madden
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Peter H. Corcoran
John Dunne
M. J. Goodwin
William J. Hasson
George Casey
John T. White
John O'Leary
Matthew Cummings
James J. Reardon
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Presbyterian Assembly
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Ga’abridge
Boston College
Edmund C. Daly
Winthrop Towa
Guiite. Furniture CO
Tremont St
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Washington St. Cor
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