Confederate Dead Monument Dedication in Oakwood Cemetery
Chicago May 30. Veterans from both sides gathered to dedicate the Confederate dead monument in Oakwood Cemetery. Notables like Longstreet Fitzhugh Lee and Wade Hampton attended amid a salute by Battery D and a swift procession from Palmer House to the depot and cemetery. The program featured eulogies by Rev Bolton and General Wade Hampton, a memorial ode recited by Major Henry Stanton, and a closing taps ceremony.
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Chicago
Oakwood Cemetery
Palmer House
Illinois Central Railroad
Longstreet
Fitzhugh Lee
John C
Michigan Avenue
Broad Boulevard
Illinois National Guard
Lake Front Park
Sixtieth Street
Hussars
T. S. Quincy
Joseph Desha Pickett
Kentucky ‘Orphan Brigade
Underwood
H. W. Bolton
Centenary Methodist Church
U. S. Grant
North
South
Bolton
Wade Hampton
Major Henry Stanton
Kentucky
Bishop Fallows
Catholic Abstinence Union Holds Nineteenth Boston Convention
The nineteenth annual convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Boston archdiocese met in Lawrence Hall with about 200 delegates from Norfolk Suffolk and Essex counties. President Father O Reilly urged prompt dues and broader representation, noting 12 of 66 societies arrears and one withdrawal. The treasurer reported receipts 421.20 expenses 415.01 leaving 6.19. Membership fell from 5584 to 5248. Archbishop Williams sent regrets. The resolutions urged members to refuse newspapers that carry liquor ads.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Archdiocese of
Boston
Lawrence Hall
Washington Street
Norfolk
Suffolk
Essex
Father O'Reilly
Lawrence
St. James Church
Father McQuaid
Father McKenna
O'Reilly
Board of Managers
St. Bridget’s of
Maynard
Mulready
John J. Williams
Committee On Resolutions
Diver dives deep to write undersea message feat
A diver dons a suit and spends nearly thirty minutes exploring the sea depths. He writes a message to the world while submerged, a feat described as unparalleled, with illustrated snapshots documenting the effort.
Are You Color Blind Read at Union Station Exams
Union Station railroads test employees for color vision as part of a color blindness study. The article notes color defects occur often in men and are rare in women, highlighting screening procedures and implications for railway work.
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Sunday Post
Union Station
Horse Runs Amok Injuring Nineteen Children at School Rally
At Emerald Primary School in Philadelphia on a flag raising day a horse bolted into a crowd of adults and children trampling nineteen youngsters. The horse fell trapping children before bystanders restrained it. Jacob Ernest, who rode the horse, broke an arm and was hospitalized.
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Phildelphia
Penn
Emerald Primary School
Jacob Ernest
Joint Executive Reorganization Notice for AT&SF Bonds and Stock
Holders of Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Rail road Company securities must deposit their General Mortgage Four Percent Bonds Second Mortgage Bonds and Stock by June 6 1895. Deposits to Union Trust Company of New York Boston agent and Old Colony Trust Company Ames Pulidtog Isosir. New England Trust Company Boston banker for Union Trust. Edward King chairman Berman Korbe secretary. New York May 20 1805.
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Atchisan, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Union Trust Company OF
New York
Mle Street
Boston
OLD Colony Trust Company
Ames Pu
Edward King
Berman Korbe
Knights of St. Rose Memorial Service in Hyde Park
Knights of St. Rose of Boston attend a memorial service in Hyde Park Catholic Church. Over 500 Catholic Foresters from Boston area participate. Solemn high mass by Father Lyons followed by a sermon from Rev. J. J. Chittick. St John’s Court Hyde Park hosts a banquet at Magnolia Hall for the visitors.
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Hyde Park
Knights of St. Rose of
Boston
Catholic Foresters
Father Lyons
J. J. Chittick
St. John's Court of
Magnolia Hall
Suffolk Superior Court Divorce Docket in Without Jury Session
In a Suffolk Superior Court without jury session Judge Hammond resumes docket calling starting No 1761. Entries become permanent July 1 unless set aside. Equity session active. first through fourth jury sessions adjourned to Monday Divorce Session. Names listed include Griffin Minnie B William H Golden Lizzie Livingston Boyd Gibb Stanton DeWitt Hearn Hayman MacNichol Main Chase Leddy Everett Wagener Sawyer Stokes Crane Hall Johnson Collins Clark Wilson Middleton Mackintyre Gales Tobin Reuben Gurtofnick Henriques and others.
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Griffin
Henry S
Minnie B
Henry
Golden
William H
Lizzie
George
Livingston
Boyd
Gibb
Maude A
William
Stanton
Clara B
Daniel
DeWitt
Catherine M
George A
Hearn
Bessie J
John A
Hayman
Johnson H
Louisa A
George W
Sawyer
Irene M
Charles A
Stokes
Sarah
Edward
Crane
Flora A
Edmund M
Caroline L. Ve
Wilson
Catherine
George H
Middleton
Ettie
John
Mackintyre
Henrietta B. Va
John W
Gales
Lomisa
Josenb
Tobin
Harriet L
Arles W
Reuben
Moses Va
Minaote
Gurtofnick
Harry Ye
Mante
Henriques
Henrietta M
Joseph
Roaf Estate Sold to Cambridge Building Associates
T H Raymond completed a major Cambridgeport real estate deal on private terms. The Roaf estate Nos 534 to 5900 Massachusetts Avenue transfers include 4510 square feet of land with two stores and two tenements. Assessed value is $14,700.
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T. H. Raymond
Cambridgeport
New Hampshire Railroads Directors Elected At Annual Meetings
Sullivan County railroad stockholders elect John H. Albin and Nathaniel E. Martin as president and clerk treasurer respectively. Concord & Claremont directors include Sulloway Daniels Stearns Scott Cheney Vogle Richards. Northern railroad shows dividends and balance sheet details with hefty construction costs and bonds. Auditing committee named Wyman Pattee Farrar and Wilson. Unanimous directors elected: Sulloway Benton Veirce Cheney Crocker Richards Thayer.
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Concord
N. H
Sullivan County Railroad
John H. Albin
James H. Williams
Bellows Falls
Nathaniel E. Martin
C. J. Amidon
Hinsdale
George H. Stowell
Claremont
George E. Anderson
Nashua
George W. Abbott
Penacook
Mr. Albin
Martin
Concord & Claremont Railroad
A. W. Sulloway
W. F. Daniels
Franklin
C. C. Stearns
Boston
Mass
A. E. Scott
Lexington
S. ©. Cheney
Manchester
F. P. Vogle
S. M. Richards
Newport
Mr. Sulloway
G. W. Stone
Andover
G. N. Crocker
M. E. Chamberlin
Northern Railroad
George N. Crocker
Boston & Maine Railroad
Peterborough & Hillsborough
Northern Pacific Railroad
Messrs
Wyman Pattee
Enfield
J. H. Farrar
William Power Wilson
Alvahne Sulloway
Josiah H. Benton, Jr
Silas Veirce
Benjamin FP. Cheney, Jr
Uriel H. Crocker
Dexter Richards
William F. Thayer
Unity Clubs Hold Annual Meeting in Beacon Street
The National Bureau of Unity Clubs met in Chan ning Hell Beaconstreet yesterday forenoon. Addresses on Unity Class Work were delivered by Rev. B Stewart of Lynn Rev. Thomas Van Ness Rev. W H Savage and Rev Mr Hinckley. A three member committee Miss Kate L Brown Rev L B McDonald Rev Christopher Elliott was chosen to confer with Guilds and Unity Clubs. Officers elected for the year include President Rev Thomas Van Ness Boston First vice president Rev W H Savage Second vice president Rev J S Jones Chicago Third vice president Rev C W Wendte Oakland Cal Recording secretary Rev G W Clarke East Lexington Gaul Treasurer Miss F H Close Boston.
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National Bureau of Unity Clubs
Channing Hell
Beaconstreet
8. B. Stewart
Lynn
Thomas van Ness
W. H. Savage
Mr. Hinckley
Kate L. Brown
L. B. McDonald
Christopher Elliot
Guilds and
Boston
J. 8. Jones
Chicago
C. W. Wendte
Oakland
Cal
G. W. Clarke
East Lexbornond
Gaul
Florence Buck
West
F. &. Close
Keeley cure condemnation and archbishop banquet pledge
The gathering condemned the Legislature committee for not funding the Keeley cure at Foxboro for drunkards and endorsed the archbishop’s ban on tempting drinks at his banquet. Officers were elected, debates limited to 30 minutes, and a committee formed to report plans at the next meeting.
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Legislature
Keeley
Foxboro
Miss Gallagher
Marlboro
Man and $200000 Gone in St Louis Missing Leader
A. W. Wright of Wright & Warner, producers agents, has vanished for about a week and is accused of taking nearly $200,000 in bonds and deeds. Partner Professor Clarence D. Warner says he is unaware of Wright’s whereabouts and faces about $100,000 in losses. Wright, once active in New York business, is described as wealthy, from a family near Hartford, Connecticut.
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ST. Louis
A. W. Wright
Wright & Warner
Clarence D. Warner
Wright
New York
Hartford
Conn
Metropolis
Connecticut
Ship News Full of Arrivals and Tugs at Harbor
SHIP NEWS DETAILS arrivals of Steamer State of Maine Halifax and Yarmouth with merchandise and passengers to various firms, schooners Elwood H. Smith and Beta bound for New Haven and Hotoken respectively, multiple vessels listed with destinations and cargoes, tug Gladiator and Underwriter noted, Chatham dispatch.
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State of Maine
Colby
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Merciaiyd
J. A. Waldron
Halifax
D’ye
N. S
Richardson & Barhard
Yarmouth
Smith
Joan G. Halt & Co
Indian
Nickerson
Philadelphia
O’brien
Mt. Desert
Lillie
Clark
Eliot
Gate City
Savannah
Fairfax
Baltimore
Tug International
Joseph Luther
Hillsboro
Winnie Lawry
Fred B. Balano
Dominion (Br
Mahoney Bay
Garfield White
Apple River
Union
Port Wolf
N. 5
Gein
Dorchester
Clarine
Alma
Leo
J.B. Martin
Annapolis
N.S
Wanda
Mansur B. Oakes
Mythias
Fillmore
Harrington
Florida
Waterfront Notes On Ship Commands And New Vessels
Captain Andrew Z Pendleton to command Emily F Whitney now in New York bound for Hong Kong. Captain Park of Searsport Maine to lead State of Maine after loading Case oil in Philadelphia for Japan. New water boat Susie D built for Randall will receive machinery at Fiske's wharf. Randall plans use of new craft for water towing and charters at Vineyard Haven. Boston fishing schooner Thomas Brundage, Dennis O Neil, arrives at T Wharf from Gloucester to outfit for first trip to George's. Owned mainly by C W Brundage. registers sixty nine tons. crew quarters reported comfortable. captain holds a quarter interest. formerly sailed on Jo Warren. vessel offers twelve single berths forward.
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Andrew Z. Pendleton
Park Ella Crowell
Emily F. Whitney
New York
Hong Kong
Park
Searsport
State of Maine
Case Oil
Philadelphia
Japan
Susie D
Sheldon
South Boston
Fiske
Fiske’s Wharf
Randall
Louise H. Randall
Vineyard Haven
C. W. Brundage
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Jo Warren
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Monu
Illinois
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
OF the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad CO
Knights OF ST. Rose
Supreme Judicial Court
In Equity
Holmes, J
Bishop
Roaf
New Hampshire
National Unity Club
James T. O'Reilly
Fraternal Insurance
Father O’reilly
Board of Government
James T. O’reilly
James H. Connolly
Charlestown
Patrick Coyle
Edwin Mulready
Rockland
P. J. Haley
Natick
O’reilly
McKenna
Coyle
O’malley
Somerville
Sheehan
Shaw
Pine
Malden
McDonald
W.H. Parker
Srass
America
Peabody Medical Institute
National Medical Association
Cook Remedy CO
Washington St
Cook
Remedy
A. D. Story
Ethelwold
Long Wharf
J. Holmes Birdsall
Mystic Wharf
Fort Warren
Fort
Port Antonio
Jam
Barnstable
Ship News
Nouska
Kennett
White Star Line
Queenstown
Liverpool
Red Star Line
Atwerp
Antwerp
Brussels
Waterloo
Paris
Europe
North Cape
Sun
E. A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
Bosto
Adams Gable
Anchor Line
United States Mail
Glasgow
Londonderry
U. S
Rome
Ethiopia
Anchoria
Furnessia
Circassia
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
C. V. Caley
Broad Street
Cunard Line
Cunard Wharf
East
CEP
Loni
Pavonia
Scythia
England
Ireland
Scotland
Sylvania
Alexander Martin
Scotsman
Cambrom
Michigan
Norseman
Tosiil
Roman
Sachem
Piers
Garlestown
Anburg Docks
Warren & CO
Fitch
American Line
Southampton
London
Harvre
International Navigation CO
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Parthian
Central Wharf
Spartan
Charleston
Wilmington
FE. P. Wing
Agt
BE. B. Sampson
Fiske Bldg
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Newport News
Providence
West Point
Tenn. & Ga
Hoosac Tunnel
Custom House
Milk St
City Hall
Board of Assessors
Frank A. Drew
John B. Fitzpatrick
Court St
Clara B. Wilson
City of
Clara E. Wilson
He Atlantic
Builders
Boston Jewelry ,Co
Hanover St
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Abigail
Eldridge
Watertown
Saia
Jerusha
Marble
Cambridge
Boston Post
Charlies J. McIntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
Savannah Line
New England and Savannah Steamship S
Lewis Wharf
New York & New England Railroad
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
Central Railroad of Georgia
Savannahorida & Western
Florida Central & Peninsular Railways
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Nisiana
A. Dew. Sa , Agt
R. R
I. Mer
Washinton St
Richardson & Barnald
Agate Tie
J.P. Beckwith
G. F
P. A
Andrew A. Wahl
Caroline Josephine Wahi
Tae Reese
Low Kent
W. F. Carruthers
School St
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
P. O. Box
Newtonville
Commercial House
Boston Public Schools
H.I
Jesa James Lavery
Florence St
the Post
Arlington
Brighton
Brookline
Canton
Chelsea
Dedham
East Boston
Everett
Hingham
Jamaica Plain
Medford
Melrose
Milton
Newton
Newton Highlands
Quincy
Roxbury
Wakefield
Waltham
Wellesley
West Newton
Winchester
Winthrop
Woburn
Liberal Commission
J. E. Burgess
Eureka
Bright Business Women
Boylston St
J. H. Tucker & CO
Schaefer
W. Rt. Schaefer & Son
Elm St
W. R. Schaefer & Son
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Peterson
Chardon St
Mackintosh
Dudeee Mfg. CO
Atlantic Ave
Curtis
Sudbury St
Brighton St
Butler & CO
Causeway St
F. A. Wahl
Huntington Ave
Worcester St
Tremont St
Columbus
Roccardi
South End
John P. Lovell Arms CO
John P. Lovell Arms .Co
Bennington St
REN . Smith
Remington
Thorp & Sell Martin CO
Mill St
Afl
A. R. Andrews
Gitf
Max J. Mulhern
J. Edward Milton
J. C. Mulhern
Boston Postoffice
General Delivery
Evangeline G
New London
Tremont Row
Slye
Waltz
Commonwealth OF Massachusetpts
Solomon Meyers
William H. Daggett
Ignee
Commonwealth OF
Elijah George
J. Gardner Raymond
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