Notable Names in Boston Phi Beta Society Roster Listed
A long list of prominent Boston professionals and academics is presented as part of a society roster. Included are Henry W. Torrey J C Dodge Francis G Peabody Morrill Wyman Benjamin Gould Edward Hooper Jabez Fox and many others such as James Thaxter Jacob Hobbs Samuel Warren, Charles Sturgis, and John Morse Jr. The compilation features numerous Endicott and Walker family members along with university affiliates and local executives.
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Henry W. Torrey
J. C. Dodge
Francis G. Peabody
Morrill
Wyman
Benjamin
A. Gould
Edward W. Hooper
F. J. Child
William W. Goodwin
Charles F. Dunbar
E. Norton
Jabez Fox
Charles J. Moore
W. Macrane
Chas
Theodore Russell
Chauncey Smith James ,B.iThayver
Francis E. Abbot
H. Warner J. B. Warner
EF. W. Tausig Barrett Fendell James J.’ Greenough Neat Em
George Adams Woods
James W. Watts
Warren H. Kimball
J. Fred Bitzer
J. Fred Bitzer, Jr
Artemus. Poole
Henry Bradlee
H. M. Sawyer
A. Beach, M. Mulgeriz
William J. Weeks
Asahel
M. Shurtleff
H. B. Ballou
HH. E. Warner
George ¥. Arnold Ezra R. Thayer Edward Wyman Tracy Howe
Philip & Abbot
Wm. Taggare Piper
Edward S. Shaw
F. E. Seaver
Edward H. Hall
J. G. Thorp, Jr
Francis H. Bigelow
William H. Dunbar
Arthur Perrin
EF. Stanley Abbot
George A. Shaw
Edward M. Gushee
J. H. Inold
K. D. Weston Smith
Cp. A. Sargent
Thomas Devens
Frank ‘I
Eustis
Charles F. Batchelder Godfred Li Cabot
N. Wheelerath
NW. Chayer FW Eiliot
B. C. McKay
Francis A. Walker
William Gaston
Edwin M. Bacon
Martin Primimer
Samuel Eliot
Thomas B. Aldrich
Charles G. Ames
Peter Butler
George S. Hare
William Endicott, Jr
William Endicott
John C. Ropes
Robert Treat Paine
Henry L. Higginson
Edward D. Peters
John T. Morse, Jr
Charles Head Russell Sturgis, Jr
Samuel D. Warren Franklin H. Hooper J. Collins Warren J. H. Allen
Horatio G. Parker
George G. Wright
William D. Swan Jules Marcou
William G. Thompson
T. Jackson
Tt. Jackson, Jr
Charles B. Gookis
Thomas H. Perkins
William C. Codman
H. Peabody H. Bogigian
J. Morris Meredith
M. H. Richardson
Alpheus H. Hardy
Francis V. Parker
David Sears
Josiah H. Quincy Benjamin H. Dorr Samuel A. B. Abbot
Edward G. Gardner Otis E. Weld
Henry Wheeler
Wm. Augustus Rust Waldron Bates J. Theo. Heard
A. W. Longfellow, Jr. Wilson W. Fay
George P. Winn Wiliam F. Apthorp
William Appleton Matthew Dolan
A. G. Masson
William M. Richardson Wyzeman Marshall
Ernest W. Bowditch
George B. Morison
Thomas B. Winchester
Eugene B. Hagar
Michael F. Dwyer
Thomas B. Dill
Henry W. Daniell
James S. Sturtevant
B. G. Morse
W. Flint
James BE
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Roger F. Sturgis
Frederick S. Whitwell
B. Wentworth
Charles H. Willson
Wesley P. Dutton
Charles S. Tenney
Frederick Nicholsone
Tomlinson Clay Robbins
Samuel M, Child
Dudley C. Hall
Sinclair A.B
Morss
P. Hy
Byron
W. Lawrence
Harry Dutton
Ch Moe H.sharles
F. Kingsbury
Edgar M. Platt
John Dyant
William C, Willison
Lucius Howard Frank F. Russell
Joseph J. Hewes
George
G. H. Richards
J. Herbert Thompson
A. B. Shaw
George D. Tufts
Edward Storer
Aug. Nichols Lewis T. Graves
William A. Gaston Francis L. Coolidge
M. B
Coogan
Isaac P. Coddington
Jona. Brown
Israel Winterbottom
Charles
Humphrey Frank Locke
Joseph Q, Peltier
Harold W. Stevens
Michael Reagan m. Wright
H. W.sennott
Franklin Hall
Peter Anderson
John H. Storer
Clarence D. Payson
Frank A. Ware
S. B. Cushing
Edward
Wood Solomon
Davis Albert Kenneson
W. le Farnsworth
L. M. Haskins
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K. Noyes
King
JS. Sanborn
Baty F. Spencer
Charles B. Hollis
William Coveny Martin O’shaughnessy
Charles H. Sanborn
Walter Baker
Wm.' Haliburton
Frank Eeles
Samuel Boyer Homer Boyer
Henry B. Boyer
Alfred Challis
Lindsey Frank L. Gilmore Theodore D. Foster
H. Toy
George T. Littlefield
Wm. A. Bock
John C. Diessiman
Edgar O. Kinsman
Walter F. Nourselexander
W. G. Alien
Nathaniel Holmes
Robert N. Toppan
Red Lemer
Charles R. Lanman
Theodore Downing
Do. W. Gage
Ss. D. Dyer
S. Smith
P. McGuinity
John E. Flynn
B. C. Sullivan
M. S. Nelson
Alexis Cutting
Horatio Symmes
Jordan _ a S. Spurr
Sarl Kreutz
W.l. Tuck Clement W. Currier
Joseph Shattuck
Joseph H. Shattuck
T. Symmes
A. C. Quinby
Edwin A. Symmes
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S. Doane
Hanna Quincy H. Dickerman
Motto with a Mission Nave Without a Muzzle and Political Ticket
A fragment from a 19th century newspaper shows mottoes and political content. It includes subscription rates and postal details for the paper, editors names, and a Democratic electoral ticket list criticizing the Republican party. The piece ends with a partisan remark about the Republican campaign.
Endorsement from district leaders praises Andrew's record
A group of representative men from the eighth district vot es for Andrew praising his long experience and record on honest money tariff reform and civil service reform. They urge fellow voters to back him, contrasting with Republican candidates who are silent on state issues and questioning the Police Commission appointment.
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Andrew
Police Commission
Haile
Warning on political money solicitation from government employees
A harsh warning declares that violations of limits on soliciting money from government workers will be punished severely. The piece accuses Republicans and figures like Roosevelt of tolerating or enabling blackmail and coercion in the civil service, urging President Cleveland to oust Roosevelts allies. It portrays a broad attack on Republican tactics, force bills, and liquor dealer connections ahead of next Tuesday’s vote.
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Roose West
West
Indian Bureau
Morgan
Dorchester
Civil Service
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Morality vs Money in Massachusetts Election Clash
The author argues the election hinges on morality not tariffs or taxes. He portrays the campaign as a bid by millionaires to control government and accuses Republicans of corrupting elections. The call is for Massachusetts voters to respond with loyalty for the country and state. The outcome is described as a sweeping moral verdict on Tuesday.
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Carnegie
Ohio
Dub- Leys and Martins
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Smith
Brown
William Brown
Johnny
The Party of Hypocrisy and Republican Tactics
A heated editorial denounces the Republican party for allying with liquor dealers and dragging religion into politics. It calls the party hypocritical and urges voters to question candidates like Mr Haile on a prohibitory bill and Mr Lodge on a force bill.
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Republican Party
Executive Council
Board of Police
Mr. Haile
Mr. Lodge
Silence Would Have Been Better in Hart Matthews Dustup
Ex mayor Hart criticizes Mayor Matthews over split contracts in the city architect office. The letter ignores solid figures Matthews presented, and suggests Hart’s remarks aid a congressional bid by the ex-city architect. The piece notes potential impact on the ex-mayor and a postmaster’s ambitions.
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Hart
Matthews
Atwoop
Massachusetts Republicans Blind to Voters Demands
The Republican candidates are blind to the wants of the people of Massachusetts. They will open their eyes when the people show what they mean next Tuesday.
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Massachusetts
Civil Service Commission Circular Issued July 27 1892
Under the date July 27 1892 the Civil Service Commission sent out a circular detailing new rules and procedures for examinations and appointments. The memo outlines eligibility, testing formats, and emphasis on merit over favoritism in federal hiring.
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Civil Service Commission
Veterans defend G A R from politics and defend Cleveland
The Post reports mass letters from Grand Army of the Republic members protesting political use of the G A R, denouncing a Grand Army Record article as false and praising President Cleveland for his pension vetoes. They align with Judge Rea and General Sickles in supporting Cleveland and distancing veterans from party politics.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Republican Party
Grand Army Record
Cleveland
Grand Army
Massachusetts
Judge Rea
Minnesota
Rea
General Sickles
Congress
Cleve Lane
Congressman LopGE expresses openness to idea two years ago
The record notes that two years ago Congressman LopGE voiced willingness and even pleasure at the notion under discussion. It reflects a historical stance without current endorsement or outcome.
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Congressman Lopge
Judge Gresham Letter Highlights Indiana Vote Dilemma
A judge’s letter aligns with large remittance to Republican managers in Indiana and reveals guidance to evade the secret ballot. The piece contrasts Gresham’s conscience with GOP moneyed aims to secure Harrison. It claims the party represents monopolists and urges voters to join Cleveland’s side, condemning Harrison as aligned with monopoly.
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Judge Gresham
Indiana
Cleveland
Harrison
Massachusetts
Campaign heat fails to warrant fraud charges against congressman
The piece argues against charging Andrew and the eighth district Democratic committee with naturalization fraud. It questions the validity of claimed errors or fraud, lauding the candidates' high character and stating a rash accusation would mock intelligent men.
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Massachusetts
Andrew
Democratic Committee
Eighth
Wit and Words in the Slums and Other Jests
A collection of brief humorous scenes and quips from Chicago scenes and domestic life. Dialogues include a boy in Chicago asking a papa’s name, tough guys in the slums, a lawyer's office exchange about a brief, and jokes about politics and colors. Familiar characters and portraits appear in fast, witty exchanges.
Tribute From The Enemy on Governor Russell’s Gifts
Attorney General Pillsbury praises Governor Russell, calling him the most remarkable public life figure in some respects. He commends Russell’s popularity and to my observation surpasses all others in that art. The note frames a respectful, admiring assessment from an opposing official.
Atkinson on McKinleyism and tariff policy debate
Edward Atkinson presents a ten year wage and industry table arguing skilled workers gain, common laborers lag. He rejects McKinleyism and advocates a Democratic tariff that exempts raw materials and taxes finished goods to boost American labor and domestic industry. The plan would set duties equal to the wage gap with foreign competition, sustaining higher rates temporarily to aid reform.
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Edward Atkinson
United States
Atkinson
Structive
William McKinley, Jr
Harrison
Ress
Personal notes on Boston journalism and notable figures
Mr Merrill moves toward Ballard Smith's role at the New York World. A portrait of Josiah Quincy appears in the November Review. Dr George F Pentecost has a London church offer after his Park Street pastorate. In Massachusetts politics the gubernatorial heir stays unmoved. Master Eustis Russell anticipates a birthday party with seven guests and seven candles on February first.
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Merrill
Boston
Ballard Smith
New York World
Josiah Quincy
George F. Pentecost
Park Street
Marylebone Presbyterian Church of
London
Eng
Massachusetts
Eustis Russell
Clergy Moves In New Parish And University Roles
The Rev O H Wallace former Second Advent Church Somerville is to become pastor of the Baptist Church in Pear body. Benjamin F Clarke mathematics professor will be acting president of Brown University during President Andrews Europe trip for the international monetary conference. The Rev Beverly E Warner rector Christ Church Bridgeport Conn has accepted the call to Trinity Church New Orleans the leading Episcopal church of the South.
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O. H. Wallace
Second Advent Church
Somerville
Baptist Church
Pearbody
Benjamin F. Clarke
Brown University
Andrews
Europe
Beverly E. Warner
Christ Church
Bridgeport
Ex Governor Merrine Henry Clays Successor Birthday
Ex Governor Merrine aged ninety three in the United States been noted as Henry Clay's successor Senate. Ex-Governor Hoyt of Pennsylvania paralyzed stroke at Wilkesbarre home. physicians hopeful of recovery. Frank Damrosch begins teaching 2500 New York masses to sing at first lesson. Lord Salisbury offers Dieppe property for 150000 francs. castle planned at Beaulieu near Nice and Monte Carlo. Rev Thomas H Tidball Camden rector elected bishop to Tokio undecided about acceptance. Tidball native of Manchester Virginia and UVA graduate.
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Ather
Kentucky
United States
Merrine
Henry Clay
Senate
Hoyt
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
Frank
Walter Damrosch
New York
Lord Salisbury
Dieppe
Beaulieu
Nice
Monte Carlo
Thomas H. Tidball
St. Paul's P. E
Camden
N. J
Tokio
Japan
Dr. Tidball
Manchester
University of Virginia
The Man Whom the Re are Nominated
Democrats praise a remarkable young gentleman in politics describing his qualities and the need to know him better. The publican tribute calls for support of the man whom the elect prefer.
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