Nationwide Decoration Day Parades Across Cities
Reported May 30 coverage details a large New York City parade with 15 000 in line led by the Tenth Regiment Band and Governor Hill, plus parallel observances in Brooklyn Patapsco PA Chicago Taunton and Washington. Open ceremonies, flag drapings, and cemetery tributes marked the nationwide Decoration Day events with widespread business suspensions.
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Custom House
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Grant
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Brooklyn
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Madison Square
Tenth Regiment Band of
Albany
Old Guard
George W. McLean
Grand Army of the Republic
Governor Hill
William Sherman
Phil Sheridan
Hewitt
Board of Aldermen
First Brigade National Guard
Fitzgerald
Clarke
Cavanagh
Scott
National Guard
William de Lacey
Navy Yard
Kaltes Post
No. 32
Fiftyninth Street
Worth Monument
Fourteenth Street
Union Square
Lincoln Monument
Plaza
Seventh Street
Washington’s Monument
Broadway
General Sherman
N. Y
Whitney
Flatbush Avenue
Grand Army
Arlington
Soldiers’ Home Cemetery
Aqueduct Bridge
Vicksburg Southrons
Louisville Legion
Texas
Balttimore
Green Mount
Baltimore
Laurel
Antietam
Frederick
Camp Parole
Annapolis
Gerrys Bureg
Penn
Post 9
Wells Street
Rose Hill
Calvary
Oakwood
Camp Douglas
St. Boniface
Chicago
Taunton
J. P. Forbes
Mt. Pleasant
H. Emery
Mayflower Hill
Memorial Day Observances Across Cities Include Speeches
In New Haven on May 30 memorial ceremonies honored dead soldiers with grand Army delegations visiting cemeteries. In Ansonia Senator J K Hawley spoke, and in Birmingham Speaker Hay addressed the legislature. In Biddeford Maine a new Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association formed, with Simon Newcomb as president and a fund of about 1400 toward a monument.
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Alonzo Williams
Brown University
Yew Haven
Conn
Ansonia
J. K. Hawley
Birmingham
Hay
Bunperorp
Butler Rejects Politics and Discusses Henry George
General B F Butler says he is out of politics after his 1884 labor organizing effort. He views the Henry George vote as a foreshadowing trend and argues George would place land titles under government control. Butler cites the alien land act of March as legislative support for that theory.
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B. F. Butler
Henry George
General Butler
George
Congress
Class Day at the Institute Ends in Festive Revelry
A solitary policeman stands at Huntington Hall as the class of 87 celebrates its class day with essays poems and a benediction of wit. Frank E Shepard presides while the institute glitters with gowns and reception rooms. The celebration continues at the Vanderbilt with Richardson's Orchestra providing music and a gentle dance as Mrs Cleveland and the president receive guests.
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W. S. Hadaway, Jr
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Macaulay
Giles Taintor
G. V. Patterson, Jr
Carroll D. Wright
Boston
Globe
Edwin Booth
Richard Mansfield
Mary Anderson
Mme. Modjeska
Cleveland
Blaine
Gaetano Lanza
Walter Scott
Quintard Peters
Frank FE. Shepard
T. W. Sprague
H. C. Spaulding
George F. Curtiss
George O. Draper
Frank E. Shepard
Henry D. Sears
Morton EF. Cobb
Joseph B. Gay
W. L. Harris
Uinhard Peters
E. G. Thomas
Walter C. Fish
Hadaway, Jr
Richardson
Baptist Social Union May Meeting at Tremont Temple
The Baptist Social Union held a May meeting in Melonnon Tremont Temple with brief addresses by A. E. Scoville on Newton Theological Institution senior class, Professor Flo DeWitt Burton on its faculty, President Alvah Hovey on honorary members, and Rev. R. R. Meredith on Congregational Churches of Boston. Guests included R. B. Holden, J. Hil, and H. F. Horton. New members elected were C. A. Jones, J. H. Walker, Alfred L. Barbour, and George O. Lamphear.
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A. E. Scoville
Bridgeport
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Alvah Hovey
I.D
Newton Centre
R. R. Meredith
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Providence
R. J
C. A. Hil
Congregational Social Union
H. F. Horton
C. A. Jones
J. H. Walker
Alfred L. Barbour
George O. Lamphear
Eastern Convocation meets at Christ Church Cambridge
The 224th meeting of the Eastern Convocation of Episcopal Churches began at Christ Church in Cambridge with a 5:15 PM business session followed by tea and evening addresses. Speakers from Lexington and Boston argued against unbelief indifference and worldliness as a committee was formed to plan the next conference. Tur Revery House advertises expanded parlors and public rooms for guests in Boston.
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Christ Church
Cambridge
W. L. Robbins
Lexington
George Alexander Strong
Boston
A. C. A. Hall of
Tyndall Takes A Hand In Conservative Coercion Debate
A London letter mocks Professor Tyndall for venturing into politics with a conservative, anti popular stance. It traces his past alignments with Tory and imperial positions, critiques his praise of Lord Hartington, and lampoons his attacks on Gladstone and Morley. The piece questions Tyndall’s scientific standards applied to politics and notes his recent brain fever illness.
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H. Labouchere
Parnell
Joseph Chamberlain
John Morley
Mr. Morley
Amusements. Evangeline at El Boe Street Theatre
The listings note Evangeline at El Boe Street Theatre in the evening program. Boston Museum presents Kellar in Evening at 8. Boston Theatre shows The World at 8. Park Theatre features Little Jack Sheppard and How a. Atheneum screens Lost in New York in the evening. Bijou Theatre runs Pop daily at 2 and 8.
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Evangeline
Boston
Kellar
the World
Park Theatre
Jack Sheppard
Ar Atheneum
New York
Ace Sheppard
Little Jack S . Hollis Street Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
New York Bijou Company
Timed Auctions and Sales Schedule
Today features Land S R Knights and Co at 5 p.m and Fruit Horatio Harris at 12 m. Wednesday lists Stocks R L Day and Co at 11:50 a.m and Stocks Francis Henshaw and Co at 12 m, plus carriages Albert Howe and Co Brighton at a.m. and Land S R Knights and Co at 4 and 50 m, and Land L Foster Morse at 4 p.m.
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Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
Burgess Death at Brookline Aged 64
James M. Burgess died suddenly at Brookline on May 28 from heart disease at age 64. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from his late residence on Auburn Street Brookline.
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James M. Burgess
Suesday
Auburn Street
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