Catholics Unite for Civil Progress at Baltimore Congress
The Catholic congress delegates vow loyalty to the republic and seek broad alliance with non Catholics for Sunday observance and temperance while defending church freedom and education. Cardinal Gibbons reviews a 40,000 torch procession as Archbishop Corrigan and the papal delegate stand nearby. Washington notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grece
France
America
Morgan O’brien
Committee On Platform
Assembly
United States
Christian Home
Congress
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Holy See
Manind
Holy Father
Leo XIII
Peter
Ireland
St. Paul
Cardinal Gibbons
Corrigan
First Catholic Congress
Masonic Order
Masonic Brotherhood
Order of Free and Accepted Masons
Catholic Church
Washington
Catholic Congress
Baltimore
American Catholic Congress
Unite States
Croation
National Academy of Sciences Opens Three Day Session in Philadelphia
The National Academy of Sciences began a three day scientific session at the University of Pennsylvania. Professor O. C. Marsh presided and attendees included A Hall James Hall B A Gould and Langley among others. The society counts ninety six members with four recent deaths including Elias Loomis George H. Cook Leo Lesquereux and F A P Barnard.
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Philadelphia
Penn
National Academy of Sciences
University of Pennsylvania
Academy
Washington
O. C. Marsh
New Haven
A. Hall
James Hall
Albany
New York
B. A. Gould
Cambridge
Yale
Wolcott Gibbs
Newport
Harvard College
R. N. Rood
Columbia College
Langley
Smithsonian Institution
G. F. Barker
H. C. Wood
William Sellers
Elias Loomis
George H. Cook
New Jersey
Leo Lesquereux
Columbus
F. A. P. Barnard
Obituary notes three notable military and academic deaths
Colonel Luke Lyman of Montreal and Dominion Bridge Company dies of heart disease. Born in Northampton in 1824, he served as lieutenant colonel and brevet brigadier general in the Civil War, later becoming register of probate and treasurer. His widow is a sister of Colonel Henry A. Dwight. The text also notes Colonel Alfred Rhett of Charleston, a Harvard graduate and former Fort Sumter commander, a noted duellist, and Col. Richard W. Swan, Purdue librarian, Harvard graduate and former Latin chair at Phillips Exeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Lyman
Montreal
Dominion Bridge Company
Northampton
Mass
Twenty
Massachusetts
Henry A. Dwight
Hartford
Conn
Susie Howes
New Brunswick
Alfred Rhett
United States
R. Barnwell Rhett
Charleston
D. C
Harvard
Fort Sumter
Ransom Calhoun
South Carolina
Hampton
Simpson
Rhett
Trul
Richard W. Swan
Purdue University
Indiana
West Lafayette
Swan
New England
Harvard University
Phillips
Xeter
Freshmen Win at RPI Flag Rush Amid Street Uproar
In Troy on November 12 the RPI freshmen defeated sophomores in the annual flag rush. The sophomores attacked with clubs as the parade formed, clubs and horns were damaged, and musicians fled. Superintendent Willard and reserve police dispersed the fighting students, injuring bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Willard
Reserve Police
Washburn-Crosby Milling Co Considers Move to Duluth
Minneapolis reports the Washburn Crosby Milling Company will vacate its vast business interests as the lease expires in September 1890. An English syndicate has been offered the option on the property, prompting a search for a new location. President Bell engineer H La Barra and officer Harrington, along with Boston capitalists, depart for Duluth tonight to review the relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Washburn-Crosby Milling Company
Bell
Washburn-Crosby Company
H. la Barra
Squadron to Boston Frustrated by Preparation Delays
Washington reports that the evolution squadron under Acting Rear Admiral John C. Walker cannot depart New York before November 18. Secretary Ragy and aides will see the ships depart aboard the Dolphin as the Chicago Boston Atlanta and Yorktown proceed down the bay.
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Boston
Washington
John C. Walker
New York
Ragy
H. W. Raymond
T. B. M. Mason
Dolphin
Chicago
Atlanta
Yorktown
Yale conferred degrees at corporation meeting
At a Yale University corporation meeting in New Haven on November 12, degrees were awarded including Ph B to Frank Dodge Leffingwell and Danford Newton Barney Sturgis, M A to Evans Woollen, Ph D to the Rev Dr William W McLane and Alfred Mundy Wilson D D honorary to the Rev Charles Ray Palmer of Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale University Corporation
Frank Dodge Leffingwell
Danford Newton Barney Sturgis
Evans Woollen
William W. McLane
Alfred Mundy Wilson
Charles Ray Palmer
Bridgeport
Lampson Narrowly Behind in Ohio Lieutenant Governor Race
Coutumbus Ohio November 12 Despite incomplete official returns Lampson Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor trails by 88 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coutumbus
Lampson
New Exhibition Features At Maritime Exhibit
Yesterday the Maritime Exhibition unveiled new displays including ocean bells whistle and ice buoys from the United States coast survey a small launch with compressed air motor and an electric hoisting motor. A wire messenger service connected Major Coyle’s office via Western Union. Next week the United States Fish Commission will ship live American food fish to augment the exhibit. An electric search light from the roof illuminated the city and suburbs. Today is children’s day with admission reduced to 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritime Exhibition
United States Coast Survey
Western Union Telegraph Company
Coyle
United States Fish Commission
Maritime arrivals and clearances at New York port
New York on November 12 reports arrivals including bark Jupiter Noile brig Varnya Fajardo, steamers Wyoming and Suevia bound for Liverpool, and Beemance for Buenos Ayres. Cleared steamers Alesia Vallet Marseilles Saale Richter Bremen Dalton Russell for Liverpool and more ships to various ports.
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New York
Jupiter
Varnya
Fajardo
Wyoming
Liverpool
Suevia
Edith Godden
Montego Bay
Beemance
Buenos Ayres
Alesia
Vallet
Marseilles
Saale
Richter
Bremen
Dalton
Russell
City of New York
Lewis
Teutonic
Canada
Robinson
London
H. F. Dimock
Eldridge
Boston
Corsica
Purington
Bristol
Henry B. Hyde
Yendleton
San Francisco
Barks Quebec
Nelson
Orpheus
Kronel
St. Louis du Rhone
Prohibition and Politics Stir WCTU Convention
At the W C T U session in Curiaco on November 12, Iowa delegates proposed a non partisan temperance unity charter. The amendment drew hisses as Mrs Foster spoke, and only Iowa and about forty others voted for it. The majority report urged making prohibition the core political issue, favoring a party pledging for prohibition. A minority stance against partisanship failed, Iowa delegates withdrew, and the convention adjourned sine die.
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Curiaco
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Iowa
Mattie Bailey
Chrysanthemum Show Opens With Superb Displays
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society hosts its annual chrysanthemum show at Horticultural Hall. A standout entry contest for a silver vase went to Edw. Fewkes & Son of Newton with fifty blossoms. Exhibits span white tables in a Greek cross layout, potted plants, and a rich upstairs display including the Ada Spaulding and Louis Borhmer among many varieties. Attendance greatly surpassed prior openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
Josiah Bradley Fund
Joseph H. White
Brookline
Messrs
Edw. Fewkes
E. W. Wood
Thomas F Galvin
J. Power
Alpheus Hardy
Sturdy
Frank Thompson
William H. Lincoln
Jardin Des Plantes
Pritcher & Manda
United States Nurseries
Short Hill
Comeley
Lexington
Walter Hunnewell
H. P. Walcott
F. B. Bayes
Charles Dawson
Ada Spaulding
Harrison
American National Chrysanthemum Society
Indianapolis
Mrs. Hardy
Louis Borhmer
Peter Henderson
Jersey City
Jennie W. May
Gill
E. Fewkes
Boston Marine Society Holds Annual Meeting and Raises Secretary Salary
The Boston Marine Society met in the Mason building Kilby street to elect officers and consider an amendment to bylaw article 10 raising the secretary’s salary from 700 to 1000 dollars. Officers elected include Luther Fisk president and John Humphrey secretary. The society noted 457 members with a net gain of four, and adjourned to Young’s Hotel for dinner with Maritime Exhibition managers.
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Boston Marine Society
Mason
Kilby Street
Charles Emery
John Huntington
E. A. Wadsworth
Luther Fisk
Albert Lewis
John Humphrey
Edwin D. Wadsworth
Osborne Howes
Richard Matthews
James P. Martin
William F. Humphrey
David H. Hall
Rufus Crowell
James H. Dawes
Martin L. Eldridge
John L. Manson
Daniel Baker
Eldridge Crowell
J. $. Atwood
David Plumer
N. Berry
R. G. F.candage
Captain Smith
Young’s Hotel
Diinner
Brooklyn Club Receives A A A Pennant At Session
New York November 12 The American Association board met at 3 30 p m and handled routine matters. The pennant was formally presented to the Brooklyn Club. Tomorrow the league and association hold their annual meetings. Mr Young is expected to be reelected president of the league with a lively contest to follow for the association post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
American Association
Association
Brooklyn Club
League and Association
Young
Josiah Quincy as a Model Mayor and Boston Reform
The writer urges the next Boston mayor to emulate Josiah Quincy, noting his 1823 to 1829 term and reforms that promoted cleanliness, order, and public virtue. Quincy's leadership is praised as a masterful example for any party, with his memory and reforms presented as guidance for municipal governance today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Massachusetts Society For Promoting Good Citizenship
Old South
Maritime Exhibition Promises Broad Shipping Industry Support
On 26-cent day the shipping world unites behind the Maritime Exhibition. Officials and workers across all sectors emphasize the event's potential to boost trade, jobs, and innovation, highlighting widespread industry backing for the showcase.
The Candler Dinner in Brookline
The Brookline Republican Club hosted Hon. John W. Candler at Parker House with over fifty members present. Speakers praised Candler, urged strong congressional service, and discussed tariff policy and naval needs as the club closed with cheers for Candler.
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Brookline Republican Club
John W. Candler
Parker House
W. R. Chester
Law
Chester
George N. Carpenter
Carpenter
Massachusetts
Washington
Candler
Webster
Sumner
Wilson
William Whitman
Whitman
George Makepeace Towle
Brookline
Brackett
Arlington
John Knox Marshall
Republican Party
John J. Bear
Congress
United States
Boston Navy Yard
D. Hall Rice
E. C. Hovey
W. R. Chester & Co
Canadian Lumber
C. H. Drew
E. H. Ingalls
John J. Henry
Frank Hall
L. P. Apsley
E. Burdett
W. E. Spear
Liewellen Powers
Maine
Mr. Candler
Back Bay Catholics Bazaar Feeds Church Fund Drive
The Back Bay Catholic fair in progress aids the new church with booths of fancy work from local residents. A $400 gold chalice duel between Rev. James Talbot and Rev. William H. O Connell draws supporters. Prizes include a sealskin jacket and a gold watch as lemonade sellers and a fortune teller attract attendees. A stage show by local boys last night and a Roxbury Cadets musical program tonight boost fundraising efforts led by Rev. R J Barry.
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Almos
James Talbot
Cathedral
William H. O’connell
St. Joseph’s
Roxbury
R. J. Barry
Hull Yacht Club to vote on sailing rules changes at meeting
At a Hull Yacht Club special meeting in Parker House on Tuesday November 19 at 7 o clock members will consider amending article 4 of sailing regulations removing non member manning requirements and adding a provision allowing entry of a yacht to a higher class if no competitor in her class. A committee will be appointed to nominate officers and arrange the annual dinner and New England Yacht Racing Association delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Parker House
Regatta Committee
Waldo
New England Yacht Racing Association
Theuilding
Boston
Atlantic Yacht Club
Commodore Dixon
McLaughlin
Driscoll
Messrs. Walsh
Gourlay
Kuey
Rosnosky
William Walsh
Protest Against Lochbuy Remarks on Jesuits Funding
A letter from W. H. Sparshott in Boston argues that Quebec revenue funds Jesuit allowances, not Catholic pockets alone, and that Protestant Montreal merchants contribute more. He contends the Jesuit vote is unconstitutional and that any class in power tends to divert public funds to its own members, urging scrutiny.
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Lochbuy
Quebec
Montreal
Dominion
House of Commons
Canada
W. H. Sparshott
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Guarantee Claims
The article promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with a printed money back guarantee for curing diseases due to torpid liver and impure blood. It lists skin and scrofulous affections as treatable and notes a separate claim for Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy at 50 cents from druggists.
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Dr. Pierce
Maritime Exhibition At Mechanics Building Draws Praise
The Maritime Exhibition at Mechanics' Building is hailed as one of the most novel and superb displays seen in New England, attracting wide attention for its quality and variety.
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Mechanics’ Building
New England
Allston's Club House Opens With Grand Fair
Allston's citizens and guests enjoyed the opening of their new club house a 42 by 50 foot building with gambrel roof bay windows and piazza. The five year old social club features a parlor reading room library billiard room ladies parlor card room banquet hall and dancing space plus two bowling alleys in the basement. A bazaar run by 106 members raised hopes of $2000 with booths decorated by the ladies and prizes for bowling and umbrella gifts. The house warming will follow soon with a formal opening and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allston
Fred Hammond
N. H. Hatch
Thomas C. Ashley
Hull Street Railway asks to cross Nantasket Beach railroad tracks
The Hull Street Railway Company petitions the Board of Railroad Commissioners for permission to cross the Nantasket Beach railroad at grade near the county road by the café owned by David O Wade. The request is signed by Edward P Shaw, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Street Railway Company
Nantasket Beach Railroad
Nantasket Railroad
David 0. Wade
Edward P. Shaw
Carmichael forgery case shocks Amsterdam NY business circle
Daniel Carmichael, prominent Amsterdam businessman, jailed on forgery charges linked to a two year spree. Reported losses range from 100000 to 110000 with notes tied to his brother John and Craig & Co. of New York. Paper mill transferred to John for 9000. wages owed to employees near 20000. Carmichael bedridden with nervous prostration.
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Daniel Carmichael
Amsterdam
N. Y
John Carmichael
Craig & Co
New York
Carmichael
John
Mr. Carmichael
Peter A. Furdon
Walter C. Potter
Providence
R. L
Potter
Furdon
Amherst
Yale
Buncoed
Sinking Fund Commission
Broadway Railroad
Fyler
Connecticut
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hartford
India
Lincoln
London
Episcopal Churches of
New Hampshire
Concord
Maritime Exhibition Awaits Bostonians Daily
At least twenty thousand Bostonians should attend the Maritime Exhibition every day to compensate the projectors for their lavish out lay. This is 25 cent day.
Prepared Food Caution Morphine Cure Claims
An advertisement touts Murdock's Liquid Food as a cure for morphine addiction and numerous diseases from infancy to old age. It promises to refund after four weeks if no improvement and claims the product builds blood faster than other foods or medicines. It targets consumption, intemperance, paralysis, eczema, scrofula, dyspepsia, anaemia, and chronic ailments. It emphasizes morphine destruction of mind and body and offers a money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Henry Price
Germantown
Penn
Morphia
Philadelphia Medical and Surgical Reporter
Mr. Murdock
Iron Clad Stable Floors and Mangers Advertisement
Broad Gauge Iron Stall Works offers Iron Clad Floors Hay Racks and Worthiey's Improved Mangers for stables. The firm at 53 Elm Street promotes Wallet-Compact Record Books printed and indexed for the tea trade. Sold by Aaron B. Gay & Co 122 State Street.
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Worthiey
Elm Street
Aaron B. Gay & Co
State Scree
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Baseball Conference
the Great Mayor
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Allston’s Club
Holmes
Washington St
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Cor
Houston Street
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T. J. Coe & 80 N
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Canal Streets
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Lowell
Fitchburg
J. A. Hooper
Prop’r
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Peter B. Tourtel
Charles F. Gerrish
Tourtel & Gerrish
Hanover Street
Abov
Charles F. Gerrish E
Morrill
GEO. H. Morrill & CO
Congress St
Norwich
Point Judith
Open Sea
Storme
Summer Street
Washington Street
K.P. Vining
A. C. Kendall
Trafic
Honorable Board of Railroad Commissioners
Johann Hoff
Cae & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Board OF Railroad Commissioners
Beacon Street
Daily Evening Traveller
Boston Org
WM. A. Crafts
Covy
Books OF Railroad Commissioners
Charles River
Boston & Albany
Chichester
Red Cross
Ladi
Mailer
Madison Sq
Chichester Chemical Go
Philada
GEO. C. Qoodwin & CO
Oriental Tea CO
Court Street
Cypress Lumber
Cunningham
Ta St
E. Boston
Downer Kerosene Oil Company
West First Street
Durance
Col
Old Hatch
Old Wash
Blue Hill Mountain Range
Hatch
Blue Mountain Range
Murdock Liquid Food CO
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