OUR VETERAN FIREMEN
Boston veteran firemen held memorial services at Forest Hills cemetery to honor those who died in the line of duty. Aimed to raise funds for a monument on the firemen’s lot, the event featured a 30 piece cadet band and contingents from multiple veteran associations with remarks praising firemen as paragons of courage comparable to soldiers.
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Boston United
Boston
Forest Hills Cemetery
Samuel Abbott, Jr
Boston Protective Department
E. F. Martin
Engine 7
Forest Hills Station
J. Thomas Baldwin
Boston Fire Department
W. A. Gaylord
Samuel Abbott
Barnicoat Fire Association
Fred W. Barry
John S. Camrell
Robert Kemp
W. H. Cunningham
John Stover Jacobs
William T. Cheswell
J. M. Nottage
James L. Mills
M. A. Lynch
Boston Veteran Firemen’s Association
J. K. Jennings
Charlestown Veteran Firemen’s Association
J. J. McCarty
Roxbury Veteran Firemen’s Association
M. H. Jones
Barnicoat Association
William I. Haven
Temple Street Methodist Church
Martin
Marshal Abbott
Robert G. Fitch
Board of Five Commissioners
Prand
Blake
A Boston Firemen's Memorial Service and Hope for a Shaft
A memorial service honors fallen Boston firemen with rhetoric of heavenly records and gratitude. Citizens are urged to fund a dignified monument, with a future unveiling hoped for within months, as flowers are laid and graves decorated by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
God
Merciful
Faust
Boston
New England
Haven
Arcanum
William Sarry
Hook and Ladder Company
W. G. Roulstone
Franklin Engine Company
Charlestown
L. Wilsey
Engine Company
Emerson G. Thompson
Howard Engine Company
George Esty
John
George R. Abercrombie
James Hall
George Goloff
Thomas Young
William Fairy
Daniel Cochrane
James Starks
John Prince, Jr
Thomas J. Tobey
Joseph Pierce
James M. Quigley
James W. Sweetser
Protective Company
William H. Flavell
Bishop of Africa speaks at Boston Methodist Social Union
Last evening the Boston Methodist Social Union hosted Rev William Taylor bishop of Africa and Rev William N Brodbeck. The program included a banquet and an address by Taylor who urged missionaries to blend Christianity with industrial education in Africa. He cited 200000000 people in Africa and stressed language learning and direct knowledge of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Methodist Social Union
William Taylor
Africa
Bishop Taylor
William N. Brodbeck
Yoshiyas Heraewa
Tokio
Japan
Leavitt Bates
Union
Society
Charles I. Kimball
Taylor
Boston
St.Paul
St. Paul’s
In Memory of Wendell Phillips Building Society Meeting
A Wendell Phillips Building Society tribute was held at Wella Memorial Hall. Attendees included E. M. White as presiding officer and Nathaniel Chase as evening president. Speakers thanked Phillips and urged continued support for the building project. The meeting adjourned for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips
Wendell Phillips Building Society
Wella Memorial Hall
Wendell Phillips Club
E. M. White
The
Building Association
Nathaniel 10
Chase
Messrs
Butler R. Wilson
8. C. Fay
M. Chamberlain
Warner Johnson
Thomas
Market Receipts and Prices for Stock Yards and Chicago Bourses
Market slow in Kansas City with cattle down 6 to 10 cents. hogs receipts 8190 with weak trade. sheep demand dull but steady prices. Chicago reports cattle receipts 10,000 with strong shipments to 4000 and varied beef grades. hogs 23,000 with mixed, mostly lower close and over 10,000 carried. sheep 6000 with firm good to choice muttons. Texas cattle and stockers noted, plus Western feeders prices.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Texas
A Few Sample Sales of Steers by Monroe and Flynn
Eighteen steers averaging 1250 pounds sell at 496. Twenty steers average 1463 pounds sell at 1214. Eighteen steers average 1518 pounds sell at 2530. Sixteen steers average 1613 pounds sell at 2535. Sixteen steers average 1200 pounds sell at 460. Eighteen steers average 1125 pounds sell at 465 by AN lonroe. Sales include eight steers average 1200 pounds at 5e, seven steers average 1250 pounds at 85 LO, fourteen steers average 1275 pounds at 5 124%, two steers average 1150 pounds at 4 6 steers at 4.85 by Larrell Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Lonroe
Larrell & cFlynn
City Horse Market Sees Steady Trade and Strong Prices
The Moses Colman and Son sale saw 41 head sold on Saturday with prices from 30 to 2100, drivers in demand and a likely three to four week good run. Other stables reported solid activity with family use and saddlers favored, heavy draught at 225 to 300, and Western and Ontario stock contributing to steady prices across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Colman & Son
Walker’s Bazaar
CH & E
Snow
Ohio
E Kowler
York State
Chautauqua County
New York
Isburgh & Co
Elbo
Russell
Kansas City
Brockway
Welch & Hall
Brighton and Watertown Cattle Market Report May 1835
The week ending May 30 reports live stock at market with sheep, cattle, hogs, and veals at Brighton and Watertown yards. Prices show steady hogs, varied cattle quality, and uncertain sheep. exports slightly up with several vessels carrying cattle to London and Liverpool. Milch cows and veals listed with notable entries and remarks on supply and demand.
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Brighton
Watertown
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Veals
Buffalo
London
N Morris
Liverpool
Glasgow
JA Hathaway
Kansis
Gould & Morgan
TF John
J Rollinger
W J McCallan
Charity Ball At Mechanic Hall For Good Shepherd
Yesterday veterans decorated graves while fundraiser dancers gathered for the Sunlight Ball in Mechanic Hall. A concert featured Elene Baffington Kehew soprano Ella Cleveland Fenderson contralto Tom Karl tenor and Ivan Morawski bass with a 500 voice chorus directed by Calixn Lavallee. Prizes were drawn from a fair held at Horticultural Hall with winners including Master Douglas East Boston and Miss M Prendergast Roxbury. Awards included gold watches and other gifts for various performers and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of the Good Shepherd
Mechanics’ Hall
Elene Baffington Kehew
Sorano
Ella Cleveland Fenderson
Boston College
Master Douglas
Church of the Redeemer
East Boston
Calixa Lavallee
M. Prendergast
St. Patrick’s
Roxbury
New England Conservatory
M. E. Cassidy
Joseph O'Calaghan
Mr. C. Spencer
William Jacobs
Katie O'Connell
Julia Driscoll
Mr. Germain
Mr. Amann
the Herald
Mr. Atmiller
Kate Wempleton
Nickel admission draws crowds to Morgan scriptural painting
Over 8000 visitors paid a nickel yesterday at Horticultural Hall to view Morgan s painting Christ Entering Jerusalem. The exhibition continues through the balance of the week drawing steady crowds and attention for the religious scene.
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Horticultural Hall
Morgan
Jerusalem
Boot and Shoe Buyers Across the U S Trade Network
Albany based W H Fearey of J Fearey and Son leads a list of boot and shoe buyers representing firms in Chicago Davenport Dubuque Des Moines Denver Greenville Indianapolis Louisville Leavenworth Manila Philadelphia San Francisco and St Joseph with various sales houses and trade connections cited. Names include J Fearey Bowen Pratt Wells Lytle Bryant Amsden Pickenbrook Butler Bros Hendricks Caye Luther Knox Murphy Foster Feder Leventritt Smith Frazer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
W H Fearey
J Fearey & Son
Chicago
Ill
J F Pratt
Bowen & Pratt
R Wells
M D Wells & Co
Cincinnati
D Lytie
Lytle & Co
Davenport
Sp’ Bryant
Bryant & Co
Dubuque
KR Amsden
Lange & Amsden
Re. Dubuque
E B Pickenbrook
T L Foster & Sons
Bar Francisco
Cal—S
Feder of Rosenthal, Feder & Co
I've
San Francisco
Cal
M Leventrilt
S W Rosanstock Co
Yvan Joseph
A T Smith
Smith-Frazer B & S Co
Western Division Train Schedule Notes
Trains depart Boston area stations for Alton Bay, Rochester, Farmington and many New England towns with listed daily and Sunday timetables. Major stops include Andover Dover Exeter Great Falls Melrose Medford Newburyport Salem Wakefield Wilmington Lawrence Manchester Lowell Portsmouth Portland Bangor and Lewiston among others with multiple daily departures and Sunday services.
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Western Division
Isoston Station
Haymarket Square
Alton Bay
Rochester
Farmington
Andover
Dover
Exeter
Great Falls
Mavershill
Georgetown
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Saco
North Lawrence
South Lawrence
Lowell
Maiden
Medford
Rielrose Mighlunds
Stenehatm
Melrose
Merrimac
North Andover
Newburyport
Mending
Salem
Wakefield
Aim
Wilmington
Maverhill
Lawrence
Manchester
Portland
Bangor
Lewiston
Sesdin and Way
Eastern Division
Boston
Call Street
Amesbury
Beverly
Bbiddeford
Chelsea
M. Wover
Om. Everett
Hampton
North Hampton Aye Beach
Ipswich
Eyan
Marblehead
Swampscott Braneah
Middieton
North Conway
Peabody and Dauwere
Athy
Mortsemouth
Revere
Knockport
Gloucester
York Harbor & Beach
K.R
Saugus Branch
Swampacoit
Wenham
aLisam
Wolfebore
Lyon and
Way Stnaliona
Portsmouth
Bengor
St. John
Walifax
Saugus
South Reading
Eastern Division Rail Timetable for Boston to Coastal Towns
Dense schedule listing numerous trains from Boston to Amesbury and many neighboring towns with varied times through the day and on Sundays. Includes Boston connections via several branches and mentions of local passages to Manchester Concord Nashua Woburn and other hubs. The list preserves many station names and time points, reflecting a comprehensive regional timetable.
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Concord RB. KR
Boston
Manchester
Concord
N. H
N. Y
Moston
H. E. Chamberlla
Supe
Low
Poston
Causeway Street
City
Ofice
Washington Street
Old State House
Bostor
Litton
Laconia
Lake Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Plymouth
Warren
Bavehill
Woodasville
Littleton
Bethlelhem
Fabyans
Lancaster
Whitefield
Lpem
Kranklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
St. Johnsbury
Newport
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Passumpsic
Wells River
Mbristel
Clarewmont
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albane
Montreal
Montreal & West
Vermont
Lowell
Chicago
Fitchburg
Wagner Palace
Central Vermont R. K
J. W.hobart
W. Cummings
Gen. Vasa
Agi
BB. Albans
Cape Cod Bus Schedule Listing Various Towns and Times
Weekday service from Kneeland Street Station to Buzzards Bay Bourna Kournedale Brewster and other towns runs at 8 15 am and 4 15 pm with additional times for Cataumet Chatham Nantucket Provincetown Sandwich Sagamore Wellfleet and Wareham. Services to Nantucket via New Bedford and to Marion Mattapoisett Monu ment Beach and Wellfleet shown with morning and late day departures.
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Kneeland Street
New York
Fall River
Ashmont
Braintree
Bridgewater
M. Brockton
Om Cohasset and Hingham
Aston
East Bridgewater
Abington
Brockton
East Milton
Weymouth
East Weymouth
Harrison Square
Marshfield and
Sea View
Mattapan and
Milton
Middleboro
Nantasket Beach
New Edford
Newnpors
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Plymouth
Duxbury
Duxbur
Quincy
Rockland
Hanover
Scituates
South Duxbury
Kaunton
Central Station
Dean St
Whitman
South Weymouth
Wollasto Meightz
West Bridgewater
Cochesete
South Easton
Buzzards Bay
Barnstable
Bourna Kournedale
Brewster
Cataumet
Chatham
Cottagelty
Vineyard Haven
Bixigartown
New Bedford
Fairhaven
Falmouth
Yannie
Marwich
Monument Beach
Mattapoisett
Marion
Nantucket
Grinset Say
Provincetown
Sandwich
Sagamore
Warmouth
Premont
Wellfeet
West Barnstable
Wenaumet
Woods Hall
Providence Division Timetables for Suburban Routes
Timetable fragment lists departure times from Park Square Station to New York Shore Line and Stonington Line with many stops including Attleboro Canton Junction Dedham Jamaica Plain and more. Sundays and weekdays show varied 6 35 to 11 pm sequences and multiple intermediate stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Stonington
York
Providence
C. RE. R
New York
Washington
State Street
Park Square
Boston
J. W. Richardson
O. H. Briggs
Attleboro
Boylston
Central and
Boslindale
Canton Junction
Dedham
Dodgeville
An Rebroijgilie
Baal Foxboro
Forest Mills
Myde Park
Jamaica Plain
Mansfield
Clarendon Hills
North Attleboro
Pawtucket
M. Rendville
Moxbury
Ox Rumford
India Point
Sharon
Spring Street
Westexbury
Highland
Stoughton
Warren
Kristol
West Mansfield
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Forest Hills
Methodist Social Union
Parker, Wilder & CO
Plannels
Leonard Street
Richards & CO
Govida
Boston & Maine Railroad
Augusta
Haymarket Sq
Sauseway St
Anger
Isar Harbor
St.John
Malifax
Causeway
Haymarket
Roeckland
Castine
Southwest
Causeway St
Lewiston- Haymarket Sq
North—Haymarket St
Port«lamd
Causeway Et
Maine Central
Grand Ronk
Knox & Linecein
Ear Eee
City Ticket Office
Railroads
Old Colony
Fall River Line
Shore Line
Stonington Line
Old State Oase
City Horse Market
Whipple
Varntain
L Townsend
Louis & Co
Maine
Beln
J Crocker
G B Gilbert
J Weiler
E Smith
Tbs
Union Market
J A Hathaway
Girera
Willey
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Medical
United States
J. I. Case
Fiq
Jay Eyofeo
Phatita
C. J. Hamlin
Eng
Village Farm
Commodore Kittson
Midway Park
T. G. Yeomans
Kay
Princess of Wayne
A.A
C. B.B
C. C.C
E. D.D
H.H
C. J
Umphreys’ Homeopathic Med. CO
Fulton Street, N. Y
Dorchester
O. Box
Great Falls Manufacturing
J. Howard Nichols
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland R. R. CO
Merchants’ Row
A. P. Simpson
Central Oak Company
Henry F. Spencer
Treas
Lancaster Mills
Water Street
Harcour?lamory
Nashtua Manufacturing CO
Waterstreet
Frederic Amory
Sullivan Bros
School Street
County of Suffolk
John J. Dolan
Mary Ellen Dolan
Thatcher Court
Frederick Gould
Endicott St
Gould
James Hill
Hill
Peter Cannon
Guardian
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Hromfield Street
O. C. RR
Berkeley Street
Columbus Avenue
C. R. Stevens
C. I. Reynolds
Lafayette Jar and Stop. Co
Sam’l West
W. F. Cushman
Long & Co
C. F. & Flw. Kittridge
J. Adams
E. C. Carrigan
G. Greenleaf
W. H. Moore
H. B. Foster
Thomas Kelley
G. H
P. A. Newell
Horatio Barris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Vonea
Pialee's Wharf
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Warren Avenue
Wesley P. Balch
Livestock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
Briarwood
Wedgewood
Herald
Saxon
Barrownie
Balch
W. Vv
Commonwealth OF
James D. Butler
James ©. Stodder
George T. Stodder
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Boston West
John Noble
C, H, Cooper
Keene
Peterboro
Millsboro
Hillsboro
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
Greenfield
Nashua
Siam
No. Millerica
Walnut Brill
Stone
Bam
Woburn
Slam
Winchester
Weat Medford
College Wi
Winter Rails
Concord, Maas
Reformatory Nation
Arlington
Bedford
Arenes
Stoneham and Way
Lexington and Way
Woburn and Way
Winchester and Way
Manchester and
Massachusetts Division
Northampton
Traiusteave
Etrest
Portland Street
Hadley
Belchertown
Bondaville
Ware
Gilbertville
Barre
Rutland
Feferson
Clinton and Werlin
Odeon
Sudbury
Vebbottom
Way- Wand
Belmont
Waverley
Waltham, Hudson and
Gentral Division
Mery
Lily
Faunton
Iecckion
Taunton
Cape Cod
Northern Division
Boston & Albany
Framingham
Marliboro
Bayville
Southboro
J. R. Kendrick
Man’r. Geo. L. Connor
Pass’r
TY W Gee
Ppabescida
Bistol
Brooklyn
Jersey City
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