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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1882

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Memorial Day Observances Across Western Massachusetts

Memorial day honors were observed with parades, grave decorations, and speeches in Springfield Holyoke Chicopee Northampton and other towns. Gov Long spoke at Winchendon Riverside cemetery ceremonies featured music and orations. Lowell reported the largest local decoration, parade and cemetery services with mayoral addresses.

Springfield Mass Massachusetts Grand Army Post Washington Gladden Haile Opera House Shurtleff Holyoke Suliman B. Allen Boston E. P. Nettleton Chicopee J. A. Cass Westfield E. A. Perry Palmer Frederick Woods Monson Northambmton Franklin Berkshire Winchendon Wincnendon Brass Band Long Board of Engineer Monomonock Lodge 1.C.C. F Temple Riverside Cemetery Temple Quartette Gov. Long Veteran Corps N. C. Matthews Pittsfield Berkshire County North Adams Adams Cheshire Great Barrington Gov Weston C. H. Hamlin George Skene Lincoln Grant Garfield

Uncle Solon Leads Slim Bangor Greenback Convention

In Bangor Maine a small Greenback convention named Solon Chase for governor and issued a long platform proposing alcohol prohibition with guidance to science and the arts. Debate centered on Plaisted loyalty, independence of the executive and ballot voting for governor. Only 125 delegates attended and the ticket viewed as weak with limited appeal.

Bangor John White Levant R. M. Springer Georgetown L. F. Arnold Augusta H. W. Brown Exeter Plaisted Solon Chase Mr. Plaisted Talford Durham Waldo E. Brooks Lincoln Thomas McMadden Sagadahoc Maher Guy Eaton Cape Elizabeth Maine Ellis Stockton Executive Council Mahers George W. Royal Charles A. White Washington Gilbert Thompson H. Murch Congress William F. Eaton Eben Geary Dover B.R. Allock Rockland D. B. Averill Prentiss Bar Committee On National Committee St. Louis Gov

Chinese students to Connecticut schools and Ha Noi fall of Tonquin

Yung Wing sails toward Pekin to advance Chinese students' return as 30 or 40 may resume studies. Meanwhile French forces attack Ha Noi on April 23 and seize the citadel by April 26 after three hours of bombardment. Ha Noi, defended by 7,600 Annamese and Chinese troops, suffers heavy native carnage with French casualties minimal.

Connecticut Yung Wing Pekimg Ha Noi Tonquin

Dedication of Brown as the Crane Memorial Hall in Quincy

A grand dedication in Quincy marked the opening of the Brown Crane Memorial Library. A procession led by the City and Union bands, with Masons, Knights, and civic groups, preceded the ceremonies at Memorial Hall and Adams Academy. Albert Crane delivered the keys while Hon. Charles Francis Adams Jr. gave the memorial address.

Cambridge Grand Army Cambridge Cemetery Fox Charles F. Thwing George H. Howard Common Council J. F. Lovering Samuel Adams Wiggin William Gallagher James A. Fox Joan Reed Lynn Marshal Shaw J. C. Norton, Jr Eighth Regiment Charles E. Chase Henry E. Palmer James A. Garfield Edwin Earp, Jr C. H. Ward Gen. Lander Horace A Union Chestnut Essex North Common Streets St. Stephen’s Memorial Church Charles Redington Mudge North Common Street Market Square Webster Avenue Franklin Boston Streets Pime Grove James L. Hill North Church Sawyer George D. Stiles A. A. Carleton R.E. Redman John Aspinwall Market Street Coliseum First Universalist Church Choir Lynn Brass Band James Tanner Brooklyn N.Y Somerville Herbert K. Hill Army Navy Strachan Light Guard Lawrence KH. Ford Boston Union Square Sergt. Dow John M. Woods S. Henry Hadley Harleck E. A. Smith W.K. Merriam Burney Nathaniel A. Horton Essex District Salem Gazette Nazareth C. A. Skinner Grand Army Hall Quincy Astir Paul Revere Lyceum Hall Lewis G. MelIntire Mount Wollaston Albion S. Dodge Hancock Street Episcopal Samuel B. Turner Kelley National Sailors’ Home Mount Auburn Adjt S. W. Spear West Quincy Crane Memorial Hall Wollaston Cemetery Boston Fusiliers First Regiment Snow East Boston Joseph Hooker Woodlawn Cemetery Mansfield Maverick Rifles East Boston High School Maverick Church Central Square C. D. Hills Saratoga Street Methodist Church N. B. Jones Trinity Baptist Church S. L. Gracey Chelsea L. W. Clark Moet Rev. C. UW Hills Malden Hiram G. Berry Salem Street Cemetery E. A. Kelley Chelsea Rifles Foye W. H. Ryder W. W. Sampson Women’s Relief Corps Post F. H. Carlisle Carroll D. Wright Evergreen Cemetery Brighton Francis Washburn Congregational Church John D. Washburn Dabigren James Illis John Goodwin, Jr Marblehead Samuel B. Hidden, Jr Carter Abbot Hall Nathan Appleton Union Post 50 Windsor M. Ward Peabody Salem Brass Band Peabody Institute G. L. Harmon L. L. Wood John H. Chipman William 8. Morgan Beverly Salem Charles J. Noyes Massachusetts House of Representatives Swampscott Theodore Winthrop Naval Hospital Woodlawn Garden Cemetery Academy of Music Azel Ames,Jr Melrose U.S. Grant Post No. 4 Saugus E. W. Hinks Lynn Brass Lafayette Bragford T. E.st. John F.K. Stratton City Hall R. H. Seeley V. J. Noyes Emmetts of Haverhill Amesbury Brockton Mass Fletcher Webster Grand Army of the Republic Marshall’s Corner Brockton Heights S. L. French North End Union Cemetery First Congregational Church William H. Hart Bridgewater David A. Russell Grand Army Republic of South Abington Bowles South Abington Brass Band Justin Dimick East Bridgewater East Bridgewater Band Young Men’s Catholic Benevolent Union of Bridgewater Campesio Brass Band Normal Cadets Campello Band KF. F. Wright Arthur Hooper G. A.R Isaac Durham Kelier Albert Crane Memorials Hall Charlies Francis Adams, Jr Guincy Brown Crane New England City Band of Col. Packard South Shore Commandery Knights Semplirs Masons Masonic Grand Lodge Independent Fusiliers Union Band of Fire Department Clan McGregor Memorial Hall Grand Lodge Adams Academy First Church Weber Quartette C.M. Westlake Albert Crane, Esq Charles Francis Adams, Jr D. M. Wilson Thomas Crane New York Cecilia Metella Heriot’s Hospital Braintree Faxon Hall William Adams Lake Quinsiquamond G. D. Tillotson A. W. Miller Holyoke Beckshire Court Joshua Kent West Newbury Milford Cuddyhy

Inauguration Day Draws Thousands to Newport Festivities

Newport May 30 about 10000 visitors attended the inauguration events. Weather was fine and crowds packed hotels. The parade was smaller than usual yet drew keen interest as steamers and yachts added to the spectacle. US training ships New Hampshire and Minnesota dressed for the day. James W Langley of this city died in Jersey City after suffocation from gas aboard the steamer Fall River last Thursday. his body will be brought here for burial.

Washington Harper’s Ferry Luray Caves Potomac River Grand Army of the Republic Ninth D_ streets Aqueduct Bridge Georgetown Arlington Arlington Cemetery Marine Band Arlington Mansion George M. Robeson Soldiers Home National Cemetery Congressional Cemetery New York City New York Madison Square Arthur Old Guard Tist Regiment Lieut Danenhower Grand Army Shaler National Guard New Hampshire Paterson Light Guard New Jersey Elizabeth N. J. Sedgwich Charles G. Belpine Miles O'Reilly Grant Fifth Avenue Phil Kearney Trinity Church Vard Trinity Parish Hamilton James Lawrence U. S.N John A. Dix Trinity Cemetery Academy of Music Conkling Brewster J. P. Newman Grace Winfield Scott Hancock H. A. Barnum Gen. Grant Mr. Conkling Gen. Hancock Lieut. Danenhower James McQuade Gen. Dix Robert G. Ingersoll New Haven Conn Graham Governor’s Foot and Horse Guards Russell School S. E. Merwin, Jr Carll Opera House Lynde Harrison Orion Society H.S. Storrs Providence R. I Judge Colt Woonsocket Daniel R. Ballow Bristol Tillinghast Tower Monument Pawtucket A. Woonbury Gen Burnside General Assembly Newport Gov. Littlefield Meriden East Hartford Suffield Lewiston Androscoggin County Auburn Burnside Post Custer Wilson Barry Gen. O. O. Howard West Point Springer Sinois Congressional Record Committee On Rules House Mr. Springer Knott Kentucky Krott Messrs Kasson Kelley Randall Yeas Miller Pennsylvania Mackey O’connor Messrs. Wilson West Virginia Morse Massachusetts Calkins Morrison Illinois American Unitarian Association Hollis Street Charles Allen William C. White New England Middle States Western States Meadville Theological School Association Board of Directors Church of AlSouis College Towns J. H. Wade Cleveland Mass George W.fox Boston Charles H. Burrage Kate Gannett Wells George Batchelor Salem William Ladd Chaffin North Easton Alpheus Harding Athol Albert L. Calder R.J Abraham Firth F. H. Hodge Henry W. Bellows George W. Briggs Orville Dewey Music Hall Francis B. Hornbrooke Newton Charles G. Ames Philadelphia Mr. Hosmer Kristofer Janson Minneapolis Thomas R. Slicer South Congregational Church B.J. Lang Hornbrooke Ames Spring Garden Hosmer Wade Meadville Tremont Temple Hopefu New England Woman Suffrage Association Lucy Stone Elizabeth P. Chase Rhode Island John Hopkins Medford Democratic Party Adam. Bowles California West Lorenzo Haynes Fairfield Julia Ward Howe Connecticut A. M. Diaz Anna Garlin Spencer Lelia Partridge Mr. Washburn Everett Sarah &.C. Perkins Mary J. Safford M. E. Leagitt A. Bronson Alcott Congress Congressional Committee On Woman’s Rights Territories United States Minnesota James W. Langiey Fall River Jersey City

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