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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1889

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St Luke Church Dedicated in Westboro

The new Roman Catholic Church of St Luke at Main and Ruggles streets Westboro was dedicated this morning by Father Thomas Griffin representing Bishop O'Reilly. Ground broken in 1888, the church seats a large congregation and features romanesque architecture with frescoes and stained glass windows. The building cost about $30,000 with $20,000 paid.

Westboro St. Luke Main Ruggles Streets Thomas Griffin Worcester O'Reilly Springfield Father Griffin Nellie Burke Leonard Father McCoy New England Cana Cornelius Cornelius F. Cronin Hubbard Wilson St. Margaret McCoy

Unitarian Festival Honors Foote at Music Hall

The Unitarian festival drew over a thousand attendees for an anniversary week event at Music Hall. Prominent guests included Hon. Robert S. Rantoul, Mayor Hart, Rev. Henry D. Maxson, Edward Atkinson, and many other leaders from Unitarian circles, seated among festival tables and platform guests.

Music Hall Channing Henry H. Edes Robert S. Rantoul Salem Rantoul Mayor Hart Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar Edward Everett Hale Henry D. Maxson Charles Carroll Everett Edward Atkinson Stephen H. Camp Joseph Lovering George ©. Shattuck F. W. Lincoln William Wallace Fenn Curtis Guild, Jr Arthur May Knapp Andrew P. Peabody William Endicott, Jr Benjamin Apthorp Gould D. L. Shorey Chicago Brooke Herford Roger Walcott Samuel A. Eliot George 5. Hale Abner C. Goodell, Jr Horace Leslie Wheeler George W. Briggs Edmund B. Willson Howard N. Brown Edward H. Hall Francis Tiffany Charles W. Wendte Edward H. Clement William H Baldwin William Ware Locke Theodore Chickering Williams Sherman Hoar James de Normandie

Behring Sea tensions spark British naval moves

London reports deny British Pacific orders to send Swiftsure Icarus and Amphion to Behring Sea. An officer claimed naval action to defend Canadian sealers, prompting Admiral Heneage to arrest the speaker. The episode stirred public consternation and diplomatic alarm.

London House of Commons James Fergusson Foreign Office Victoria B. C Pacific Behring Sea Admiralty Heneage Swiftsure Icarus Amphion Esquimalt Behring Sea __st Buzzard Bermuda New York Admirality Great Britain

Parnell Commission Heard O Connor And McCarthy Testimony

London May 30 Witnesses at the Parnell commission include Arthur O Connor MP who recalled General Harrison saying he would rather share jail with William O Brien than Dublin Castle. Justin McCarthy described Phenix Park murders shock. George Lewis denied knowledge of missing books and funds while Justice Hannen demanded all books be produced.

London Parnell Commission Arthur O’connor Indianapolis Harrison United States William O’brien Tullamore Dublin Castle O'Connor League Forster Hannen O’connor Justin McCarthy Phenix Park Lewis

Samoan harbor rights and Germany indemnity discussed by conference

In Berwin on May 80 the Samoan conference debated United States harbor rights and import facilities while settling Germanys indemnity claim. American commissioners await Washington instructions, likely next week, before signing the convention.

Berwin United States Samoa Germany Washington

Scotch Local Government Bill Passes Second Reading

The Scotch local government bill passed the second reading in the House of Commons by 239 to 177. A proposal to refer the bill to a committee of Scottish members, supported by Mr Gladstone, was rejected. The bill advances to the committee of the whole House.

House of Commons London Gladstone

Weather Bulletin Forecasts Rain and Warmer West of Mississippi

The Weather Washington bulletin for May 30 at 10 am reports rain across New England and the Great Lakes region extending south to the South Atlantic and East Gulf coasts with severe storms in several southern and eastern states and Ohio Valley. Cooler weather expected on the Atlantic coast Friday. West of the Mississippi, warmer fair conditions. Cautionary signals from Jupiter to Wood's Hole. Blue Hill predictions indicate rain and steady temperature Friday. Clayton.

Washincton New England Lower Lake Region Michigan South Atlantic East Gulf Coast Middle East Gulf States Ohio Valley Atlantic Mississippi River Jupiter Wood

Change in Sailing Time for Boston Halifax Line

The line Boston Halifax Prince Edward Island Steamship Company will now sail on Wednesday at noon for Halifax Cape Breton and Prince Edward Island instead of Saturdays. See advertisement on another page for details.

Boston, Halifax Prince Edward Island

Cronin murder case draws Clan-na-Gael aid in investigation

Luke Dillon representing Clan-na-Gael states secrecy is lifted for members aiding authorities in the Cronin murder probe. He praises police work, notes insiders plotted the crime, and says outsiders had no role. In Toronto, lawyer W J Starkey dispels links to Long and Cronin dispatches.

Chcaco Luke Dillon Philadelphia Clan-na-Gael Cronin Republic Dillon Longenecker McGeehan Toronto Ont W. J. Starkey Chicago C. F. Long Long New York

Cambridge Armies Honor Soldiers with Citywide Memorial Parade

In Cambridge the four Grand Army posts decorated 940 graves at Cambridge and North Cambridge cemeteries. A citywide parade moved from Garden to Central square with mayoral review. Post 56 and others held services in Memorial Halls Harvard square, while Fanny Parnell’s grave at Mt. Auburn received a special service by St. Paul’s Lyceum.

Grand Army Cambridge Cambridge Cemetery North Garden Waterhouse Central Square Gilmore City Hall Sons of Veterans Odd Fellows’ Hall Sleeper Grand Arm Hall Quincey Square J. A. Wellington Temple Hall Memorial Halls Harvard Square Harvard Alexander McKenzie D.D Samuel Longfellow Washington — Grammar School T. W. Higginson Post 57 Ward 3 Institute Hall H. Bernard Carpenter Union Hall A. F. Holt Fanny Parnell Mt. Auburn St. Paul’s Catholic Lyceum of

Railroad Affairs at Concord Protest Boston & Maine Lease

At the Northern Railroad Company annual meeting in Concord on May 30 Hon. B E Badger challenged the 5 percent dividend from Boston and Maine, urging a 6 percent rate or contract annulment. Directors elected include Sulloway Nesmith Benton Todd Peirce Cheney Crocker. Peterboro Hillsboro railroad reelects Campbell Kettelle Sulloway Benton Pattee Wilson Todd. Sulloway named president, Woodman clerk, Kettelle treasurer, Todd assistant treasurer. Harry Bingham sold Boston Concord Montreal stock to director John H Pearson.

Concord N. H Northern Railroad Company B.E. Badger Boston& Maine Railroad Concord Road Boston & Maine Railroad Alvah W. Sulloway Franklin George W. Nesmith

Exercises In Somerville by G A R Post Honor Veterans

Willard C. Kinsley Post 139 of Somerville formed at 9 o clock and went to Soldiers' cemetery for a brief service. Graves and monument were decorated, then a review before the chief marshal. An evening march with the Somerville Light Infantry led to the First M E Church Bow Street for an oration by Hon. Charles J. Noyes.

Somerville Willard C. Kinsley Soldiers’ Cemetery Somerville Light Infantry M. E Bow Street Charles J. Noyes

Memorial Day Observance Across Lynn Nahant and Swampscott

General Lander Post 5 members decorated nearly 800 graves in Eastern Western St Marys and St Josephs cemeteries. The procession halted at St Stephens Church for Lt Col Mudge’s grave, then Pine Grove for rituals. General Chamberlain delivered the address at Proctor’s Theatre with city officials present.

Lynn Nahant Swampscott George S. Evans Bates L. W. Adams

Prohibition Vote Set for June 20 in Rhode Island

Rhode Island lawmakers approve resubmission of prohibition to voters with a June 20 special election. Senate 23 to 10 and House 54 to 13 adopt the bill, with a companion measure for a constitutional convention also slated for June 20.

Newport R. I Sprcrau House Senate Legislative Committee Block Island John D. Sheffield, Jr

Monument to Ex Mayor Doyle Unveiling Planned

Provwenor R L reports a bronze monument to ex mayor Thomas A Doyle to be unveiled Monday. The ten foot statue by Henry Hudson Kitson will stand at Westminster street head, marking a city celebration for a former 17 year executive who died in 1887.

Doyle Provwenor R. L Srecra Thomas A. Doyle Westminster Street Henry Hudson Kitson Boston Queen Elizabeth of Roumania

Massive collapse kills several in Danvintn factory wreck

A brick tobacco factory under construction on Bridge Street in Danvintn Va collapsed in a high wind at around 2 PM killing Robert Pruitt William Young G B Jones Buck Hooper and D N Collie. Six others were badly injured and Henry makes will die.

Danvintn J. G. Penn Bridge Street Robert Pruitt William Young G. B. Jones Buck Hooper D. N. Collie Henry Makes

Shipping Movements List From Major Ports May 30

A compiled update records vessels at major ports including Boston New York Liverpool Hamburg and Glasgow with arrivals from destinations such as Liverpool Port Antonio Baracoa Hull Rio Janeiro and New Orleans. Entries note ship names origins and destinations with multiple May dates and points off coastlines.

Boston Liverpool Kong Ali Port Antonio Unita Baracoa Santiago Hull New York Italy Europa Hamburg Altmore Mediteranean Arts Palmas Rio Janeiro Fastnet Wyoming Glasgow Strathleven Kiull Tug Galileo Amsterdam Edam Sorrento Lisbon Netley Abbey Barcelona Italia Cardiff Delcomin Havana Progreso Philadelphia Low Point Coventry Forydney Lahn Bremen Gallia Liverpol Stilvio Palermo Herman Winter

Memorial Day Observances in Lowell Deluge of Honors and Parade

Memorial Day activities in Lowell featured grave decorations by Grand Army posts and relief groups, a 1000-strong parade through Main streets to the Ladd and Whitney monument, brief exercises at the monument, and a dress parade on North Common. Addresses were given at Post 185 by Rev J M Greene and others, with evening events at Huntington Halls including remarks by Col C A R Dinmon Mayor Palmer and a poem.

Lowell Lowrit Grand Army of the Republic Sons of Veterans, Relief Corps Ladd and Whitney Monarch Street North Common J. M. Greene F. T. Greenhalge J. G. Peabody Davis Huntington Halls C. A. R. Dinmon Palmer John J. Donovan EN. Thompson

Waltham Dedication of Blue Hill Granite Soldiers Monument

In Warnam on May 30 the memorial exercises featured the dedication of a new soldiers monument. The granite base measures 5 feet 6 inches square and 10 feet high, topped by a 6 foot 3 inch soldier statue at rest. The burial lot site holds graves of heroes and the ceremony included transferring the memorial to the post and an oration by ex-Mayor B. B. Johnson.

Waltham’s Warnam Sprcrar Blue Hill B. B. Johnson

Memorial Day Observance and Cemetery Decorations at Brookline

At Brookline on Memorial Day a 1 PM procession led to the Baptist Church to decorate tablets. Graves at Walnut Street and Hollyhood cemeteries were decorated, and a memorial service followed in the upper Town Hall with an address by the Rev. A. H. Guint.

Brookline Brooxunks Baptist Church Walnut Street Hollyhood Upper Town Hall A. H. Guint

Malden grave decorations honor fallen soldiers

Gettysburg Post 191 oversaw the Malden graves ceremony at Rosedale cemetery. Commander Harrison Hume gave the oration praising Union preservation and calling for higher ideals. Mrs. Lyman Tucker donated and decorated the monument. Mrs. Micah Dyer Jr added a bouquet as the crowd heard "The Star Spangled Banner."

Malden Gettysburg Rosedale Cemetery Carter Harrison Hume Congress Grace Darling Florence Nightingale Lyman Tucker Micah Dyer, Jr Ladies’ Aid Association Tucker

Snow Storm Out West Reported From Michigan to Indiana

A Northern Michigan snow storm is reported with heavy snow at Howard City and an inch elsewhere along the line. Tuscola Illinois sees snow and later ice, Central Illinois drenched by fifty hours of rain, Baraboo Wisconsin frost ruins crops, Winneca, Ind. records a light snow and afternoon storm.

Curcaco Michigan Howard City Tuscola Ill Ilinois Baraboo Wis Winnemac Ind

Army Orders and Promotions in Florida and New York

Wasu Hinaton May 30 Special Army orders grant G H Cook three months leave. Capt Albert D King and several officers are ordered home to await retirement. Lt Morton relieved from East Florida Seminary to teach at Florida State Agricultural College. Lt O Kennan retired and assigned to Peekskill Military Academy New York.

Wasu Hinaton G. H. Cook Albert D. King Third Cavalry Samuel McKeeves Second Infantry Gordon Winslow Eighth Infantry Thomas G. Troxel Seventeenth Infantry G. Morton Sixth Infantry East Florida Seminary Gainesville

Eliot Church Dedication in Newton Reopens After Fire

The Eliot Congregational Society of Newton dedicated its new stone church last evening after two years of construction. The packed congregation praised the warm interior, gold accents, and excellent acoustics. Clergy and former pastors spoke as gifts like memorial windows and a clock were noted. Regular services resume next Sunday.

ELIOT Newton Eliot Congregational Society of C. E. Billings L. B. Gay Wolcott Calkins Eliot Church F. B. Hornbrooke Unitarian G. W. Shinn Grace ‘Episcoal

Convention of Women Voters Meets at Merona Hall

The convention of women voters will be held at Merona Hall on Saturday at 2 30 p m. Only delegates and alternates with credentials may access the lower floor. The galleries will be open for women voters.

Convention OF Women Voters Women Voters Merona

Memorial Day Accident Injures Boy At City Street

Ten year old Thomas Tierney of 25 Swett Street suffered severe facial burns after standing over gunpowder he set off during Memorial Day. Doctors fear possibleeye loss as he remains at City Hospital.

Thomas Tierney Swett Street

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at New York Harbor

May 30 report lists arrivals including bark Ajax Hamburg and schooners K S Dean Taunton George K Markle Vineyard Haven. Departures include steamers State of Georgia for Glasgow Otraxto for Newcastle Hammonia for Hamburg Amsterdam for Rotterdam Crown Prince for Pro re so Italia and Atlanta for Montego Bay Tyrian for Port of Forant Bay Orinoco for Bermuda General Whitney for Boston Governor Kobie for Shanghai Brig Nile for Andreas.

New York Ajax Hamburg Dean Taunton George K. Markle Vineyard Haven State of Georgia Glasgow Otraxto Newcastle Hammonia Amsterdam Rotterdam Crown Prince Proreso Italia Atlanta Montego Bay Tyrian Forant Bay Orinoco Bermuda General Whitney Boston Kobie Shanghai Nile Andreas

Unitarian festival remarks honor Rev Henry Foote and famed Robert Rantoul

Mr Henry H Edes opens an annual festival noting the duties of the committee and paying tribute to St Andrew St James and Robert Rantoul. He recalls Robert Rantoul the elder statesman and recalls the death of Rev Henry W Foote with a sympathy resolution.

Edes Henry H. Edes Harvard College St. James St. Andrew Robert Rantoul Massachusetts Senate United States Shearer Robert S. Rantoul Dr. Peabody Henry W. Foote

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