Elizabeth Cady Stanton birthday celebration at Metropolitan Opera House
A grand 80th birthday tribute to Elizabeth Cady Stanton at the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, hosted by the National Council of Women. Prominent attendees included Susan B. Anthony and Matilda Joslyn Gage. speeches pressed for full suffrage, church reform, and equal rights for women.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
National Council of Women of the United States
Pioneers and Friends of Woman's Progress
Opera House
Woman’s Professional League
A. M. Palmer
Louisa Eldridge
Rachel McCauley
Cory
Woman's Press Club
Bertha Welby
Balcom
Croly
Jennie June
Catherine G. Foote
Alice Maddock
John W. Hutchinson
Elizabeth Sheldon
Susan B. Anthony
Mary 8. Anthony
Matilda
Mary Lowe Dickinson
Mayor Strong
Job Hedges
Chicago
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Assocation
Eau Claire Vs. Woman's Club
Columbian Council of Hebrew Women
Allegheny City
Penn
Civil Federation of
Denver
Women of
California
Anna Howard Shaw
Mme
Antoinette Sterung
William T. Burt
Ida Hulter
Russell Sage
Mrs. Stanton
Helen Potter
Miss Potter
St. Paul
Emeline Burlinghame Cheney
Canada
May Wright Sewall
National Council of Waren
Fannie Barner Williams
Mra
L. Devereux Blake
Ea One At Ahe Suffrage League
B.thony
Killing of two Utes sparks fears of uprising in Colorado
Washington reports a telegram from Agent Day at Ignacio Col telling of two Ute men, Revennough a Winnimiche sub chief, and his companion killed by whites between the Big Bend of the Dolores and Plateau Creek. Indian guards pursue suspects as tensions rise among Western Utes.
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Lth
Indian Office
Elgnacio
Col
Bannock
Juan Tobias
Revennough
Winnimiche
Big Bend
Dolores River
Plateau Creek
Agent Day
Browning
Ignatio
Stanley A. Day
Joe Smith
Buckskin
Ignatia
Marino
Durango
Taylor Burnap Wedding in Brooklyn Church Howes
John I. Taylor youngest son of General Charles H. Taylor married Helen Burnap in the Church on the Heights Pierrepont Street Brooklyn at 8 o clock. Rev J Adam Douglas officiated before a full congregation with a large reception at the Pouch gallery Clinton avenue. The bridal party included William C. Taylor as best man and Grace Taylor Gertrude Perego Maria Rossiter Jennie Haglish Rennison Mary Lindert as bridesmaids. Ushers included John Fiske B A Hawley Charles M Draper John J Butler Robert M Baker and Charles M Wright. A collation and dancing followed the ceremony.
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New York
John I. Taylor
Charles H. Taylor
Brooklyn
Helen Burnap
A. C. Burnap
Lafayette Avenue
the Heights
Pierrepont Street
J. Adam Douglas
William C. Taylor
Miss Taylor
Grace Taylor
Gertrude Perego
Maria Rossiter
Jennie Haglish
Rennison
Mary Lindert
John Fiske
B. A. Hawley
Charles M. Draper
John J. Butler
Robert M. Baker
Charles M. Wright
Pouch Gallery
Clinton Avenue
Mrs. Taylor
City Briefs Record of Local Incidents
Eight year old Sarah Hines of 8 Silver Street South Boston fell from a second story window injuring her right leg and was sent to City Hospital. Mary E Nash aged 30 was arrested on a long outstanding warrant from Oct 15 1893 for keeping and exposing intoxicating liquors for sale in East Boston. Patrick Slaman aged 423 of 290 Highland Roxbury was struck by a New York New Haven Hartford railroad train at Heath Street station suffering severe head injuries treated at City Hospital.
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Sarah Hines
Silver Street
Boston
Mary E. Nash
Patrick Slaman
Highland
General Martin Opens the Everett Fair
General A P Martin Camp Sons of Veterans No 62 and Ladies Auxiliary No 15 of Everett opened their fair in Everett Hall last evening. General Martin named for the camp was guest of honor escorted to the hall by the corps. Major Cate welcomed him and Martin declared the fair open. Hall decorations and trimmed tables showcased useful and ornamental articles. Fair runs until Friday evening.
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Sons of Veterans, No
Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 15
Everett
Everett Hall
Cate
Martin
Letters and poems read at Atlantic women’s rights meeting
An address from the London Women’s Franchise League and a cablegram from the Bristol Women’s Liberal Association were read along with letters from thirty Bright family members and the Women’s Rights Society Finland signed by president Bitteness Gupenberg. Numerous letters and telegrams from across the United States and an ode from the Shaker Women of Mount Lebanon were also read.
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Emitty Oar
M. D
Pilizabeth M. Gushier
London Women's Franchise League
Bristol Women’s Liberal Association
John Bright
Women's Rights Society
Finland
Biteness Gupenberg
United States
Mount Lebanon
New Boston Schools Plan and 5000 for Education Meeting
Boston School Board debates new Mead Street and Cross Street schoolhouses and seeks 42000 for year end needs. It asks the City Council for 10000 to improve sanitary conditions and 5000 to host the National Education Association next summer.
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Mead and Cross Street
McDonald
Committee On
Mead Street and Cross Street
Warren
Charlestown
Mead Street
Cross Street
Bunker Hill
Pettigrove
School Committee of
Boston Normal School
State Board of Education
Wetmore
South
Board of Street Commissioners
Curtis
Leon Street
H Street
Howards Avenue
Dorchester
Paul
Among the Players and Ambitions in Boston Theaters
A collage of notices on actors Olga Wethersole Mieny Irving Fanny Davenport Maud Haslam and many others. George Monroe and other performers impersonate Celtic feminine roles while Gilbert and Sullivan's Mikado revival draws crowds. Lectures and theater plans fill Boston's cultural scene with praise plans and talent.
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Mieny Irving
George Monroe
Fanniy Davenport
George W. Monroe
Columbia
Brockton Aldermen Debate Petition on Police Hearing
In Brockton on Nov 12 Alderman Jenks pressed a petition from twenty citizens demanding a police investigation be heard. Officials said the document lacked date and address to the Mayor, prompting a table vote 3 to 2 to delay until the next Monday meeting. The long debate followed.
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Brockton
Board of Aldermen
Jenks
Citzens
Marvels of ignorance prompt medical registration push
Last Saturday two unregistered doctors were arrested amid a statewide drive to enforce a new medical registration law. Dr Harvey, secretary of the Board of Registration, explains the process and aims to canvass every city. Examinations are practical and reveal high ignorance among applicants, with about ten percent rejected.
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Mt. Vernon Street
Board of Registration
State House
Curtis
Terien
Minnesota
Miles
Yale Men in Worcester Hear Yale Harvard Relations
Thirty two Yale sons gather at the Bay State House Worcester for the seventeenth annual Central and Western Massachusetts Association event. Samuel J. Elder discusses athletic relations with Harvard, Yale policy on grievances, and a Springfield game anecdote. Officers elected include Frederick H. Stebbins as president and Charles W. Bosworth as secretary.
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Yale
Bay State House
Central and Western Massachusetts Association
W. T. Souther
Samuel J. Elder
Boston Association
Harvard
Boston
Springfield
EB. L. Richards
J. Evarts Greene
C. ¥. Carroll
BH. B. Glasgow
Jonathan Barnes
J. F. Gaylord
Frederick H. Stebbins
Hampden County
Hollis. W. Cobb
Worcester County
H. L. Dawes
Berkshire
W. G. Bassett
Hampshire County
W. N. Washburn
Franklin County
Charles W. Bosworth
Samuel B. Spoon
War in Cuba Seen as Guerrilla With Looming American Trade Impact
A South Boston merchant returning from Cuba describes a growing guerrilla war, limited battles, and key disruptions. Rebels cut telegraphs and derail trains, seize ports, and compel planters for funds, jeopardizing sugar production and island trade while a Cuban merchant claims debt to American traders will be repaid.
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United States
Post
Boston
Spain
Domingo
Carlos Roloff
McDonough
Deal Beaten Over $300 Cash In Dorchester Club House
George W. Deal reported he was relieved of $300 in cash and badly beaten in a Dorchester Davenport street club house. Police arrested David W. OCallahan who was found with $27 at the station. Investigators believe a second assailant escaped with $26.
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George W. Deal
Dorcheser
Davenport Street
David W. O'Callahan
Daniel McCallion’s 30th East Boston Wedding Anniversary
East Boston liveryman Daniel McCallion and his wife were celebrated by friends at their island wards home last Sunday marking three decades of marriage. Visitors presented bric-a-brac silverware a hat rack and a cabinet bureau from the Social Associates. A Sunday dinner for eighty four guests followed the calls.
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Daniel McCallion
East Boston
Island
Boston
McCallion
Amherst Plans Mass Meeting Over Dartmouth Game
Amherst men announce a mass meeting tomorrow night to protest what they call gentle treatment of their team after the Hanover game with Dartmouth. They may demand an apology and threaten withdrawal from the triangular league if none is issued.
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Amherst
Dartmouth
Hanover
Labor union approves reduced fares on West End rail
The Central Labor Union resolution for 8-cent fares and 6-cent transfers was endorsed last night by the Furniture Workers, Book Binders, Painters and Decorators No. 11, and Steamfitters' Helpers.
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Central Labor Union
West End
Express Thieves Reported Stealing Goods Across Wagons
Last night three express thefts were reported. A bundle of two ladies garments vanished from Simon Rogers express wagon on Hanover street. A plush robe was stolen from American Wringer Company wagon near 18 Broadway. Armstrong Transfer Company lost a leather bag tag 11.4% labeled Fuller New England Conservatory of Music in front of 7 Worcester street.
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Simon Rogers
Hanover Street
American Wringer Company
Broadway
Armstrong Transfer Company
Fuller
New England Conservatory of Music
Worcester Street
Barclay Dead: Shipping Firm Pioneer Charles R Barclay
Charles R. Barclay, founder of Barclay & Co and later partner in Barclay and Clem ents, died aged 48. Born in Shelburne Nova Scotia he built a fruit trading business between New York and Central America before moving to this city. His firm merged with F I Clements & Co in 1890. He leaves a widow and two daughters.
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Charles R. Barclay
Barclay
Clements Company
Mr. Barclay
Shelburne
N. S
New York City
Barclay & Co
F. I. Clements & Co
F. L. Clements
Rov ers Triumph in Scotia Street A A A Tournament
Rov ers defeated Somerville Wheelmen on Scotia street alleys last night scoring 210 to 2940 in a 100 pin win.
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Scotia Street
Rovers
Somerville Wheelmen
Greek man reports robbery near Beacon and Somerset streets
Charles Xaklos, a Greek guest at the Bay State House, told Station 2 last night he was held up by three men at Beacon and Somerset about 11 o clock Monday night and robbed of 35 dollars. He delayed reporting the incident nearly a day, and police doubt the tale due to the late report and vague descriptions.
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Charles Xaklos
Bay State House
Station 2
Beacon
Somerset Streets
Wedding Delayed by Serious Injuries in Roxbury
A Roxbury wedding scheduled for Friday evening is likely postponed after a runaway horse threw the betrothed couple yesterday. Miss Mabel M. Smith suffered severe internal injuries while groom J K Hall escaped with multiple bruises.
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Mabel M. Smith
J. K. Hall
Miss Smith
Mr. Hall
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