Assembly events and local notices from Lyceum Hall
Attendees packed Lyceum Hall while John McGarth, secretary to a Treasury official, departed for Washington. A new flag was raised at Post 23 presented by citizens returning from Washington. Carpenters plan a mass meeting in Wescott Hall and King Philip Lodge hosts Calanthe Lodge of Lynn tonight. East Bostons defeated Nashuas 6 to 2.
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Lyceum Hall
John McGarth
Outing Club
Hamlin
United States Treasury
Washington
Post 23
Carpenters
Wescott Hall
King Philip Lodge
Calanthe Lodge
Lynn
East Bostons
Nashuas
THE
Ferryman
Farragut statue dedication grounds seen in South Boston
A flagstaff taller than 80 feet is being erected at Shurtleff School. St Augustine's Alumni presented President William J Larkin with a gold headed umbrella. A draw tender on L street bridge will be set after Farragut statue dedication. Veterans from Washington Post G A R and St Augustine Cadets visited Mt Hope and Forest Hills cemeteries. 378 graves decorated. Marine Park and Castle Island drew the season's largest crowd.
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Shurtleff
St. Augustine’s Alumni Association
William J. Larkin
L Street
Farragut
Washington Post
St. Augustine
Mt. Hope
Forest Hills
Cambridge Council Plans Strawberry Festival and Public Hearing
Cambridge Council H C schedules strawberry festival and children's night in Cambridge Hall on June 5. A public hearing on telephone locations is held tonight at City Hall, with ex Mayor Alger leading his clients' defense. Dorcas Benevolent Society meets at J E Ward’s residence on Magazine Street. Cambridge Lodge K of H hosts district grand officers at Knights of Honor Hall Mast Cambridge.
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Cambridge
John. K. Abbott
Dorcas Benevolent Society
J. E. Ward
Magazine Street
Cambridge Lodge
K. of H
Knights of Honor Hall
Mast Cambridge
Harvard Dridge
Dorchester Briefs Report Past Chief Ranger Visit Plans
Dorchester notes say Past Chief Ranger Thomas P. Lockmey of St. Gregory's Court will visit the World's Fair around July 1 with John Magee of Codman Street. The Catholic Union of Dorchester and Milton meets on River Street to finalize fair arrangements. An Urbane Pleasure Club link at Owell's Grove drew about 1500 attendees.
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Thomas P. Lockmey
St. Gregory’s Court
John Magee
Codman Street
Catholic Union of
Dorchester
Milton
River Street
Donahoe’s
Peter Rowan
St. Peter’s Church
Owell’s Grove
John D. Long
G.A. R
Arthur Little
Wellesley
Louise Imogen Guinev
Grove Hall
Somerville Night Delights With Fairs Concert And Play
The Day Street Church hosts a national apron sale and strawberry festival in the vestry. West Somerville Commandery presents a concert at Columbian Hall. St Catherine's parish stages The Mountain Waif at Bacon Fall. King's Daughters and Sons plan their annual meeting at Flint Street M E Church. Mt Sinai Lodge to dedicate the new Odd Fellows lodge at the powder house.
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Ladies of the Day Street
West Somerville
Mt. Sinai Lodge
Robert Bruce
Kennebec River
Bricton Real Estate Sale and Dalton Visit Noted
D H McKay sold another house to Mrs Billings. Miss Linnie Dalton, niece of T Stephen Dalton, visits with Mr and Mrs Dalton. Debate among bus drivers over shifts on the Alliston line as electrics arrive. George Childs argues men cannot work Division 9 on electrics. Some say the Oak Square to Bowdoin Square line is the Allston line extended. Beacon Park.
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D. H. McKay
Oak Square
Bowdoin Square
Allston
Beacon Park
Colonial garden party slated at Glen Rock June 10
Malden announces a colonial garden party at Glen Rock on June 10 from 8 to 8 o clock. Reliance Lodge N E O P will meet tonight in Associate Hall Linden. A John Hawke family concert was held last night in Redmens Hall featuring solos recitations readings and piano with F X Sticher as accompanist. Kernwood
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Glen Rock
Reliance Lodge
Associate Hall
Linden
Redmen’s Hall
John Hawke
F. X. Sticher
Kernwood
Everett High School to Present Stereopticon Tonight
A stereopticon entertainment hosted by Everett High School will be held in the Y M C A Hall tomorrow evening. The program features reader Judith A. Plummer cornetist E E B Currier pianist Perley Boomer High School Trio selections and a world tour lecture by Rev Arthur P Greenleaf. Also noted is a Broadway item praising Dr Swett's Root Beer as a temperance drink sold at depots and two Boston addresses.
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Broadway
Mansfield Street
Everett High School
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Judith A. Plummer
E. E B. Currier
Perley Boomer
Arthur P. Greenleaf
Romance on the Boston waterfront and a long-lost brother found
Along the water front report notes Captain Bill Daly and his Harbinger enjoying South Boston races. Martin Brown, Nantasket lineman, learns his step-brother Coulter was alive after thirty-five years apart, discovered at Cashman Keating & Co. The harbor flags fly at half-mast in memory of fallen heroes.
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Bill Daly
Brown
Cashman, Keating & Co
Chelsea Society Receives Holiday Breakfast and Performances
The Mt. Bellingham Church Y M C A held a holiday breakfast in the vestry with a large attendance. Unitarian Church hosted a full church gathering and a fine program by the Mavis Ladies Quartet. The Children’s Home Association day nursery plans its annual event next Monday evening. The Common Council members attended a performance of Under the Gaslight at the Academy of Music last night.
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Mt. Bellingham
Unitarian
Mavis Ladies’ Quartet
Children’s Home Association
Common Council
Academy of Music
Tedis Fee Ryman
Jefferson Club Hosts Delightful Charlestown Party at Monument Hall
The Jefferson Club held a crowded reception at Monument Hall with dancing lasting past midnight. The Charlestown Cadet Band debuted in new red and black uniforms yesterday. Sinker Club President Thomas J. Keating travels to New York for mementoes. Abraham Lincoln Camp Sons of Veterans plans a June 11 banquet at Faneuil Hall after the parade with over a thousand members attending.
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Jefferson Club
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Thomas J. Keating
Sinker Club
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Sons of Veterans
Faneuil’ Hall
Bunker ‘Hill
Unitarian Society Edges Anniversary Hearings and Addresses
The American Unitarian Society marked its sixty eighth anniversary with sessions at Arlington Street Church and a Memorial Day program at Music Hall. Officers elected include President George S. Hale and vice presidents from across the country. Speakers, including Rev. Samuel Elliott, addressed reform, missions in Japan and China, and the Civil War's religious impact.
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American Unitarian Society
Arlington Street
Music Hall
John W. Chadwick
Georges. Hale
Boston
George F. Hoar
Worcester
John D. Long
Hingham
Mass
Charles H. Bell
Exeter
Dorman RB. Eaton
New York
Daniel L. Shorey
Chicago
Horace Davis
San Francisco
Grindall Reynolds
Concord
George W. Fox
Arthur Lincoln
Charles G. Ames
Minot J. Savage
Henry J. Hosmer
Kate Gannett Wells
Theodore C. Williams
Thomas L. Eliot
D.C
Portland
Oregon
Samuel Elliott
Brooklyn
Colorado
New England
John FE. Roberts
Kansas City
West
America
George S. Hale
Robert Collyer
Edward E. Hale
D.D
George A. Thayer
Cincinnati
Thomas W. Higginson
Cambridge
Lafayette wreaths mark Lafayette tomb in Paris ceremony
About five hundred people mainly Americans gathered at the Lafayette tomb in Paris to honor the Marquis de Lafayette. Colonel Adams and General Read of Lafayette Post G A R New York sent landaus for the family arrival. Ambassador James R. Eustis praised Lafayette and his ideals. Francois de Courcelle spoke for the family.
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Paris
Marquis de Lafayette
Lafayette
Landaus
Adams
General Read
New York
James R. Eustis
Eustis
United States
Francois de Courcelle
Lewis Coal Company Goes Into Receivership at Bevier
The Lewis Coal Company of Bevier has been placed in the hands of a receiver. Assets are valued between 300000 and 400000 dollars, liabilities unknown but larger than assets. The move aims to prevent creditor action amid tight Eastern markets. operations will continue without interruption.
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Macon
Lewis Coal Company
Bevier
Shipping News Briefs From Baracoa To Bayonne
Shipping reports list steamer Baracoa under Nor Clausen with five days and 21 hours voyage to George N Emery & Co. Weather noted as fine. Vessels in port included Yamuri Bergenseren with whiting for E A Waldron, Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Portland City of Gloucester Proctor, and tug operations Joshua Lovett Magee Rondout towing barges Albany Scranton. Numerous steamers and schooners, including Susie M Plummer bound for Cienfuegos with sugar for Cushman, plus Berks Philadelphia tow Shenandoah and a long list of craft sailing or charting courses along the Atlantic coast and Maine harbors. United States cutter Dexter reported from a cruise and Amelia Ireland en route to Bayonne after anchoring in the channel.
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Clausen
George N Emery & Co
Yamuri
Bergenseren
Whiting
Cumberland
Thompson
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Eastport
Portland
Ndse
E A Waldron
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Snowman
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Joshua Lovett
Magee
Rondout
Albany
Scranton
Stony Brook
Swaine
Harry Stewart
New York
Keefe
Elizabethport
Susie M Plummer
Boston
Creighton
Cienfuegos
Delaware
R C Cushman & Co
Berks
Pierson
Philadelphia
Shenandoah
North America
Joyce
Port Hood
Sarah Hunter
Maxwell
Bear River
Roland
Webster
Advocate Harbor
Thomas C Rackett
Greenport
Rackett
Shelburne
William K Park
Lake
Samuel S Thorp
Pearce
J B Atkinson
Donohue
Florida
Brown
Port Liberty
Hattie Paige
Dill
Hoboken
West Side
South
South Amboy
Medford
Glendy Burke
Stanwood
Eddyville
Catalina
Johnson
Rockland
Victory
Snow
Mary J Elliott
S A Paine
Court case index list from multiple sessions
A historical legal index lists cases across sessions with numerous v to R.R. parties including West End R.R. and B. & A. R.R. vignettes. The compilation notes highest numbers and session order from First to Third and October lists, detailing plaintiffs, defendants, and docket numbers in a dense catalog format.
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Cleary
King
Driscoll
Creamer
West End R.R
Sullivan
West End
R.R
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Brennan
Campbell
Weathers
Bisbee
O’brien
Whalen
French
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Hardy
Taft
Lowe
Flanagan
O’connors
Matthews
Swan
Turner
Hyde
Welch
Stockwell
Stevens
Newhall
Snow
Shepard
Same
Percusse
Man
Cotton Mills
McGowan
Stubbs
Aldrich, J
Hefferman
Fessenden
Ricker
Boston
Thomas
Com
Gill
Wheeler
Hanson
MecLaughlin
Peach
Bird
Perkins
Centennial Mining Co
Hall
McDowell
O'Neil
Ham
Evans
Murphy
McGilvery
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